Exploring the state of Culture among the Goba People of Chiawa Village in Kafue District

Culture signifies the customs, language, ceremonies, Indigenous Knowledge and other material objects of a tribe. It is this knowledge that differentiates one tribal group from another through their know-how. This article explores the state of culture among the Goba people of Chiawa village in Kafue District of Zambia. In so doing, the paper appraises the teachings and stories of the tribe, assess the conduct of the teachings during traditional ceremonies and inquire on challenges associated with the teaching and preservation of the IK.