Distro Kuomboka

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Distro Kuomboka were formed at Kabwe in 1979. They are Zambia's longest surviving band^{[citation needed]}. Recognised as Zambia's Best Band at the Ngoma National Music Awards (2004)^{[citation needed]} and Best Band in the Copperbelt at the Mukuba Music Awards (2005)^{[citation needed]}, Distro Kuomboka are now the resident band at the Mukuba Hotel, in the Copperbelt town of Ndola. Their album releases include Dyonko, Twalebana, Toto-Mitala, Kaoma, The Best of Distro Kuomboka, Ichili Pamunobe and Lamba Bull.

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