The Royal Chundu Homeschool Lesson #22 We are realising, more and more, as a global society, the importance and urgency of turning toward organic and sustainable lifestyles and eschewing carbon-heavy, non-biodegradable activities and products, such as plastic. Very often, ironically, these more sustainable ways of living, producing and consuming can…
What I remember first is the warm voice of Brinah and the shaking of hands with Godwill, the Royal Chundu car picking me up and carrying us off to the market. I remember the words: Tina has organised something special for you. The scenes out the window as we arrived…
The Chitenge Outside her house, Edith wraps the bright cloth around her body, tucking in the edges of the patterned wrap tightly under her arm. With young children following after her, chicken at her feet, she heads down the dirt path toward the river. She walks slowly and with the…
“Essentially what photography is is life lit up.” — Sam Abell Photography is purpose and storytelling, it is celebration and conservation. It is so much more than a camera and a subject. We’ve felt the way it has transformed us on the Zambezi – how it has made us look around…
The idea behind our Walls of Art at Royal Chundu is not only to inject the colour, vibrancy and creativity that art brings with it, but to support and represent local even more. With our second wall by our local Zambian artist, Mwamba Chikwemba, the birds and bees and elephants of…
An Artist’s Rendition Mwamba Chikwemba is a visual artist based in Lusaka, Zambia, and the newest creator to take to the walls of Royal Chundu. As with her artwork, there is so much more to her than meets the eye. A world much deeper than simple paintbrushes and strokes, one with a…
