CGA Zambia Hosts Colourful Culture Night

On 7 October 2025, CGA Zambia hosted a vibrant Culture Night in Lusaka during the Commonwealth Sport eqUIP Workshop.

The event, graced by CGA Zambia Vice President Nakaonga Kakoma, who delivered remarks on behalf of CGA Zambia President Alfred Foloko, celebrated the unity, diversity, and cultural exchange that defines the Commonwealth movement.

CGA Zambia Vice President Nakaonga Kakoma.

In his address, President Foloko, through Kakoma, expressed delight at Zambia’s opportunity to host the workshop, noting that the past two days had been filled with insightful and engaging sessions for participants.

“On behalf of the Commonwealth Games Association of Zambia, let me say how proud we are to be your hosts. We trust your time here has been not just about learning, but also about experiencing the heartbeat of Zambia, our people, our hospitality, and now, our culture,” he said.

He praised participants for embracing the Commonwealth spirit and noted their visits to the Lusaka National Museum and Kabwata Cultural Village, which deepened their appreciation for Zambia's heritage.

In addition, Foloko also reminded participants of the forthcoming Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, highlighting that the Games will once again showcase the powerful blend of sport and culture.

The evening featured performances from CGA Zambia Board Members and workshop participants, showcasing diverse cultures.

A night of a culture showpiece.

At the close of the night, CGA Zambia Secretary General Boniface Kambikambi applauded all participants for their energy and creativity, describing the performances as a true reflection of the Commonwealth’s togetherness and diversity.

The Commonwealth Sport eqUIP Workshop, which runs from 6–10 October 2025, continues to provide a platform for knowledge-sharing, capacity building, and cultural exchange among Commonwealth Games Associations.