With Richard l’Anson
Richard holds a Master of Photography and is a documentary travel photographer who has worked in this field over the past 36 years in more than 90 countries and on all seven continents. The workshop aimed to enhance the women’s skills in photography and address some knowledge gaps identified by the participants themselves.
with Mazuba Kapambwe-Mizzi
This cohort was Facilitated by Mazuba Kapambwe-Mizzi, who is not only a travel writer but also holds extensive knowledge of African Art. Mazuba holds a Masters degree in African Studies from the University of Albany.
The group was led by the University of Zambia’s Associate Professor of Archaeology, Dr. Francis B. Musonda. The workshop aimed to provide an opportunity for women studying or working in history to explore an undocumented site in the Lower Zambezi and conduct a preliminary survey in the identified site to ascertain whether there was a need to undertake an excavation at a later date.
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology and the arts, the intersection of creativity and innovation offers endless possibilities. The "Women Creatives in Tech" workshop aimed to provide women artists with the knowledge, tools, and inspiration to harness the potential of Web 3.0 technology in their artistic endeavours. This immersive workshop empowered participants to leverage decentralised platforms, blockchain, and interactive digital experiences to amplify their artistic expression and create impactful works in the digital age.
The Kasaka River Lodge Workshops have emerged as a beacon of empowerment for women across various sectors in Zambia, hosting a total of 58 participants in 2023. These workshops provide a vital platform for women to showcase their talents and accomplishments while gaining essential skills and mentorship to advance their careers and personal development. Beyond skill-building, the workshops foster enduring connections and collaboration among participants, contributing to the cultural richness of Zambia.