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Zambian Fintech Startup, Zazu raises $1.4 M!
A week after Zambia’s Yalelo, ( now one of the largest fish producers in Africa) raised $6M.
Slow and steady
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Everyone has a nickname or a second name. From now on Africa's other name is WAKANDA! Meaning all Africans are from WAKANDA. Are we together? Okay carry on.
Good morning
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@MsCathyPhiri@ChandaMbao block sometimes years in advance. For your example RE GBV, perhaps sensitizing these communities about the negative effects of GBV, it’s cyclical impacts and how rewarding such and individual with their vote would only perpetuate GBV incidence.
@MsCathyPhiri@ChandaMbao haven’t had the opportunity to do so. They are still entangled in the traditions and beliefs that we’ve come to abandon over time like only men can be good leaders, etc. So, I’d say part of any female candidate succeeding is figuring out a strategy on how to reach this voter
@MsCathyPhiri@ChandaMbao Also, we women have a long way to go in trusting one another to hold such positions of power. As someone mentioned above, illiteracy plays a major part. Those of us who have not only been educated but exposed as well, rely on the votes and buy-in of the women (the majority) whom
@MsCathyPhiri@ChandaMbao generally speaking. Mostly him because traditionally, men have held positions of power- a tradition that needs to be done away with- and this is why a male candidate with a GBV past is likely to win over a very qualified female candidate.
@MsCathyPhiri@ChandaMbao Yes, and this is not unique to only Zambia or the developing world. Our collective culture, religions practiced and traditions play a huge role in the way the general public votes. If a candidate shares most of our personal values and beliefs we’ll tend to vote for him/her,