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I’m a communications and events specialist with a strong record in helping organisations get their message right, reach the right audience, and cut through the noise in complex, often high-stakes environments.
My experience spans strategic content development, stakeholder engagement, and editorial project management, across sectors including sustainability, media, fintech, and international development.
I bring a pragmatic, audience-centred approach to communications — one that aligns brand purpose with impact, builds trust, and nurtures relationships that matter. Whether leading global events, advising on youth employment initiatives, or crafting crisis-era editorial, I deliver communications that are grounded, intentional, and results-focused.
There is a particular kind of paradox that defines the current moment in global civil society: the conferences we convene to defend our rights are themselve ...
Anti-immigrant sentiment in South Africa is at a 22-year high. The evidence points less to a migration crisis than to a collapsing information ecosystem
How Zambia's 2026 election showed what happens to an information landscape when synthetic content becomes ordinary
By Luckson Sikananu, Lusaka, Thursday, 01 August 2024 - Zambia's ongoing load shedding crisis has reached a critical point, severely hampering economic activities and the daily lives of its citizens. This systemic issue stems from
By Luckson Sikananu, Lusaka, Thursday, 25 July 2024 - Zambia is grappling with chronic power shortages and load shedding, which have far-reaching implications for its economic growth and quality of life. The root causes are
The cholera outbreak that had hit some parts of Lusaka in 2018 forced policy makers to rethink government's policy on street vending, a move that later resulted in the practice being banned. While the move was considered a necessary step to mitigate the spread of the outbreak, policy inconsistencies, failure of implementation and the relationship between politics and street vending left more questions than answers. Picture Credit: Chellah Tukuta
At the height of the 2008 global economic recession, food security in rich and powerful countries became a great concern. And Africa, with rich and arable land, became a key region where large-scale agriculture investment could be ventured into. But what are the opportunities and/or downsides of these investments? This article focuses on Zambia's agriculture sector vis-a-vis land administration, and hence the question; Agriculture Investment in Zambia, land grabs or development opportunity?
The growth in mobile money services has created new opportunities for merchants to sell their products and services. One of these is the fast-growing sports betting sector which has taken a number of African countries by storm. What's further spurred the growth is rapid internet penetration.
As the world remembers the end of the First World War, Zambia is fighting to ensure that its role in the war is remembered. World leaders gathered in Paris on Nov. 11, Armistice Day, to honor the war's fallen soldiers. Zambia, however, wants to change the narrative and location of these commemorations.