TRAINING OF TRAINERS WORKSHOP AT PROTEA HOTEL

The Training of Trainers Workshop for the newly formed Zone A will be held at Protea Hotel along Cairo Road in Lusaka on the 1st November 2008. The workshop will start at 08oo hour to 1630 hours.

School that will attend include Kabulonga Girls High School, Kamwala High School, Lusaka GRZ High School, Munali High School, Sonshine School, Chelstone High School and Libala High School.

The Multivision Youth Development and Job Creation of Mansa will Co-sponsor this workshop together with Kidz Kameraz.

Mr. Charles Chimfwembwe a Freelance Journalist from University of Zambia(UNZA) Radio, Janet Ndhlovu the Kidz Kameraz Administrator together with Wiseman Banda the Patron will facilitate the workshop while Mr. Cosmas Mulenga will man the camera.

A YOUNG REPORTER GETS FIVE YEAR EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT

A Kidz Kameraz News Repoter and founder Member Mary Zimba aged 13 received a scholorship for five years up until she completes her secondary education. This came to light during the First ever Kidz Kameraz Media Conference held on the 25th October 2008 at Blue Water Motel.

She support include School fees, Boarding Fees, Transport, Books, Clothing, Shoes, Groceries, school bag, travelling bags and out of pocket allowances while at school.

Thandiwe Chama and Miss MalaikaUK First Runner

Thandiwe Chama and Miss Malaika UK First Runner Swakina Phiri during her visit to Zambia to do Charity work in Mpongwe.

THANDIWE CHAMA TO BE HONOURED BY KIDZ KAMERAZ

The 2007 International Children's Peace Prize Winner Thandiwe Chama will be honoured by Kidz Kameraz during the First KIDZ KAMERAZ MEDIA CONFERENCE to be held at Blue Water Motel. The conference will take place on the 25th October 2008 starting at 0800 hours to 1300 hours.

Others to be hounoured will be Olipa Walikesa for been the most active News Repoter. Also to be honoured will be Praise Muyaba and Mary Zimba both 13 years for being the founder members of Kidz Kameraz.

This conference has attracted boys and girls from over 20 government, Private and community schools in Lusaka.

Among other people to be present include University of Zambia fourth Year Students Janet, Lisa and Steve. Other are Mr. Grant Pierce an Australia Mining Engineer and a committed Social worker. We also expect to have the President for Hone FM Fun Club a College based radio station and the Times of Zambia News Reporter.

According to the Public Relations for Kidz Kameraz Museka Phiri said it was worthy honouring Thandiwe because she has done us proud.

DAVIRO PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTORS PARTNER WITH KIDZ KAMERAZ

With effect from 21st October 2008 Daviro Products Distributors will be giving away feminine hygiene products through Kidz Kameraz Television Programme.

This came to light during the official launch of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at Daviro Products company premises in Lusaka, Zambia. Speaking at the official launch Mr. Elias Shawa the Marketing manager said the company will sponsor the promotion for this quarter. "On behalf of Daviro Products Distributors, I feel humbled to announce the official launch of our company promotion for this quarter," he said.

Present at the function were Praise Muyaba the Co-founder for KIDZ KAMERAZ, Namushi - News Reporter and Susan - News Reporter doing grade ten at Kamulanga High School.

"This is a sign that Kidz Kameraz is reaching out to the masses," Mr. Banda said.

Monica Chiwala populary known as MC will be one of the two Masters of Ceremony during the KIDZ KAMERAZ MEDIA CONFERENCE to be held on the 25th October 2008 at Blue Water Motel. Monica is a former student for Jack CECUP School and now she is doing grade ten at Kamulanga High School. She joined Jack CECUP school when she was in grade two until when she wrote her primary school leaving examination which saw her selected to go to Kamulanga Basic School.

Monica was the first Child Rights Club Vice secretary from 2003 to 2004. Among other things we remember Monica for is the composition of a gospel song called THANK YOU LORD. This song won a prize at Lusaka Play House during a District choir competition.

Currently Monica is a Librarian at Kamulanga High School.

Namushi Pelekelo will be her Co-MC.

THE KIDZ KAMERAZ PATRON

Wiseman Banda. He is also the founder of Jack CECUP School in Lusaka, Zambia Africa, Founder Member for Sober Youths Entertainment Club, Founder Member for Hewisen Mbaley Youths Skills Training Centre, Founder Member for Safe World Children's Club, Founder Member for Mumba Children's Day Care Centre, Founder Member for Children's Club International, Founder Member for CECUP Volunteers Africa, Founder Member for Junior Ministers Gospel Ministry, Founder Member for Jack CECUP Children's Choir, Founder Member for Divine Christian Church International, Founder Member for Acts Kindness Club, founder Member for Connecting Classrooms, Founder Member for Youth Christian Council of Zambia, founder member for Travellers Worldwide Zambia, Founder member for .....

PRAISE MUYABA the Co-Founder for KIDZ KAMERAZ in a direct interview with BBC Radi Reporter Kennedy Gondwe

OLIPA WALIKESA THE MOST FEATURED NEWS REPORTER

OLIPA WALIKESA the most featured News Reporter for KIDZ KAMERAZ

BBC INTERVIEW

Mary Zimba Founder Member - KIDZ KAMERAZ

EYE BALL TO EYE BALL WITH BBC

OLIPA WALIKESA

RAILWAY SYSTEMS OF ZAMBIA TO SPONSOR KIDZ KAMERAZ TV PROGRAM

The Railway Systems of Zambia (RSZ) has agreed to sponsor Kidz Kameraz Television program in order to market its newly introduced Express Train from Lusaka to Livingstone.

"We will sponsor you so that you may market our service," said Mr.Belden M. Mundia the Manager. He was speaking during the meeting RSZ arranged at its offices in Lusaka on 16th October 2008.

"I am very happy about this today," said Olipa Walikesa who attended the meeting.

ALL IS SET FOR KIDZ KAMERAZ MEDIA CONFERENCE

All is set for this weeks Kidz Kameraz Media Conference to be held at Blue Water Motel. Students representing the following school will be present; Kamulanga Basic School, Kamulanga High School, Kamwala High School, Kamwala Basic School, Kamwala South Basic School, Libala High School, Lusaka Girls High School, Lusaka Girls Basic School, John Laing Basic School and Jack CECUP School.

Others to attend include Univesity of Zambia (UNZA), Evelyn Hone College Radio Fun Club and the University of Zambia Radio Presenters.

Zambia National Women Lobby (ZNWL) have sponsored the conference with conference
stationery.

The conference has attracted up to one Hundred students and is fully sponsored by KIDZ KAMERAZ.

A CALL FOR BIRTH CERTIFICATES

A kidz Kameraz News Reporter Olipa Walikesa has called on the Government of Zambia to open offices where children could be given their birth certificates. She was speaking in an interview with the KIDZ KAMERAZ Patron soon before her departure to Livingstone where she accompanied a group of Jack CECUP School students who went to see the Victoria falls under the support of KIDZ KAMERAZ.
Olipa was quick to mention that like many children in Zambia she has no birth certificate. This is a result of the government system which does not easily allow people to acquire the important documents. There is only One office across the country serving 72 districts about 13 million to give birth certificate hence most children fail to get theirs.
She says a birth certificate is important because it shows who your real parents are, where you were born, your nationaity and that you may not become a president for example of Zambia if you do not have one.

FIRST EVER KIDZ KAMERAZ MEDIA CONFERENCE

The Kidz Kameraz will be holding a one day KIDZ KAMERAZ MEDIA CONFERENCE in Lusaka on the 25th October 2008.

The main objective is to meet with all new members of the KIDZ KAMERAZ who have recently joined us. Like never before KIDZ KAMERAZ has rapidly grown to over a hundred membership from initial ten.

All members wishing to be part of this conference must register before the 25th October 2008 by sending their names, age, grade, name of their school by texting to +260 97 9 079418, or simply sending an email to kidzkameraz@yahoo.com still they can leave a message on our blog www.kidzkameraz.blogspot.com

KIDZ KAMERAZ VISITS THE TOURIST CAPITAL

The Kidz Kameraz Reporter Olipa Walikesa was on the 8th October 2008 accompanied a group of Local tourists from Jack CECUP School who were on a three day tour of the city.
Livingstone was Zambias first capital city up until 1935. Watch out this space for your comments and photos she brought.

KIDZ KAMERAZ DONATES TO A SICK CHILD

The KIDZ KAMERAZ has made a donation to a two year old baby who developed swelling on private parts and has difficulties to pass urine. This came to light during the MUVI Television broadcast on the 7th October 2008. The mother to the child was appealing to the wishers to assist her raise money to have the baby taken for an operation.
Making a donation Mary Zimba and Praise Muyaba also called on people to urgently come to the aid of the boy. The KIDZ KAMERAZ will broadcast the presentation of the money on the 11th October 2008 and make an earnest appeal for assistance.
The boy leaves in Ng'ombe Compound of Lusaka, Zambia. To those who would like to be part of this noble calls are free to call +260 97 9 079418 and our Patron will link them to the mother of the boy.

HONE FM FAN CLUB TO STRIKE A DEAL WITH KIDZ KAMERAZ

The President for HONE FM FAN CLUB has made an appointment to meet KIDZ KAMERAZ with the view to partner with it. Namasiku who is the President of the club was speaking in an interview with the KIDZ KAMERAZ Patron Wiseman at Jack CECUP School on 8th October 2008.

"We would like to see how we may work together with the KIDZ KAMERAZ," she said. "This must be very soon", she added.

KIDZ KAMERAZ ATTRACT UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

The KIDZ KAMERAZ has attracted Fouth year Univesity of Zambia Students. Lisa and Juliet both in the School of Humanity are now part of Kidz Kameraz. Another prominate person who joined the Kidz Kameraz recently is a Proffessional Jounalist currently working with the UNZA Radio Station.

This is to show that KIDZ KAMERAZ has a very big following in Lusaka with a population of about three million people.

Thanks to Mr. Roland Van De Hoek of Amsterdam, Netherland for the Video Camera.