Private live streaming for celebrations in Zambia

Festivals and celebrations in Zambia

• Independence Day (24 October) Share a school performance or family celebration with relatives living outside Zambia.
• Africa Freedom Day (25 May) Stream an approved cultural programme or private community gathering to invited viewers.
• Youth Day (12 March) Let family members watch a youth group’s authorised performance or school celebration.
• Heroes and Unity Days (July) Share a respectful family remembrance, history discussion or community event with relatives away.
• Farmers’ Day (August) Stream a family farm gathering or local agricultural showcase for absent relatives.
• Kuomboka Ceremony (Lozi, Western Province) Show relatives the family’s preparations for the seasonal ceremony or a permitted cultural performance.
• Nc’wala Ceremony (Ngoni, Eastern Province) Share harvest celebrations and traditional dancing through an approved family or community feed.
• Kulamba Ceremony (Chewa, Eastern Province) Let Chewa relatives abroad watch a family gathering or permitted cultural display.
• Likumbi Lya Mize (Luvale, North-Western Province) Stream authorised costume preparations, a family gathering or a traditional dance by relatives.
• Mutomboko Ceremony (Lunda, Luapula Province) Connect distant family through an approved cultural performance or home celebration.
• Ukusefya Pa Ng’wena (Bemba, Northern Province) Share a family’s participation in an authorised traditional gathering with relatives far away.
• Lwiindi Gonde (Tonga, Southern Province) Privately show family harvest thanksgiving preparations and permitted local festivities.
• Shimunenga Ceremony (Ila, Southern Province) Stream an authorised community performance or a family gathering linked to the festival.
• Chakwela Makumbi (Soli, Chongwe area) Share family celebrations around the traditional rain-calling ceremony with invited relatives, respecting sacred customs.
• Ichibwela Mushi (Central Province) Show a family’s cultural participation or authorised local dance to invited viewers overseas.
• Kazanga Ceremony (Nkoya, Western Province) Stream a permitted dance performance or private family gathering for absent community members.
• Lunda Lubanza (North-Western Province) Share a family’s preparations or a permitted community celebration with relatives living abroad.
• Kwanga Ceremony (Ng’umbo, Luapula Province) Let relatives watch an authorised traditional performance or private celebration.
• Kulamba Kubwalo (Lenje, Central Province) Privately share a family gathering or permitted cultural display for dispersed relatives.
• Easter and Christmas Family Homecomings Bring relatives who cannot travel into the family meal, songs and holiday wishes through a private stream.