You can forget about Homer and Sophocles and the likes, we have a new Greek poet in our midst! Madam Kathryn Kantounia after her recent visit has put pen to paper and produced the following: Easter 2017 To Zambia we travelled to do a good deed, Making a difference by helping those in need. Our
Sables 'Closed' Judo Tournament - a great day's Judo in Sables Nua thanks to the loan of mats from Central Police: a tournament organised, run, refereed and judged by our judokas themselves; a wonderful learning experience.
Armed and Dangerous! Gun battle breaks out in Sables! All kids love playing soldiers but when you don't have any toy guns it could be a problem. Not in Sables, however, where necessity is the mother of invention. With weapons fashioned from branches, twigs and paper - let the games begin!!
Having released their first album just in time for the Christmas market our wonderful Sables Nua Choir, under the baton of Madam Martha is working away on another selection of songs. With Ba Patrick providing drumming accompaniment, every Wednesday and Friday afternoon the high insaka is the venue for some serious singing. Watch this space
The annual Women's day prade was as big, as bright and as jovial as ever this morning. The Women of Kabwe- and a few token men, dressed in their new finery , abandoned thier kitchens and took to the streets in their thousands for a parade and rally, Women's day is a public holiday in
Happy surprise ! We had a very happy surprise when Madam Lisa Lynch dropped in to catch up on all in Sables. Madam Lisa left us a year ago but always said she would return- and she has! Welcome back Madam
Our new season of icimpondwa is now available - the finest peanut butter you have ever tasted! We have also just harvested our sunflowers so very shortly our very own Sables Nua sunflower oil will be bottled !
ZAMDA Annual Summary for 2016 2016 was another excellent year for ZAMDA; a year of progress on all fronts, in particular on the educational front and a year which saw considerable expansion and consolidation in all other areas. ZAMBIA This was our first full year in “Sables Nua” as distinct from “Old
Sables Nua was delighted to welcome Miss Mulingushi University who popped in for a flying visit during the week. She heard all about our work and has promised to call back soon for a longer visit. Watch this space!
Our latest crop of apprentice tailors are working away five afternoons a week learning their trade on th sewing machines sent from Ireland. They'll have a year and a half of training before writing their tailoring examinations for a recognised tailoring certificate.(Any more sewing machines locked away in sheds and attics?!!
