Kasapo Manda 🇿🇲

2nd Door • #AYSDGs Co-Chair @youthsdgssummit • Yali Alumni • @GlobalShapers • Co-Founder @BankLusaka - Partnerships for SDGs

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I take the lead because I refuse to leave the future of People and the Planet to Luck and Chance. The 2030 agenda is a shared purpose and a reflection of what I want the world to look like. #YouthDay2020 #ITakeTheLead #Youth2030

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The Arsenal. Your Premier League champions.

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We did it!! @Arsenal !!!!

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We did it, together.

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CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINALISTS ❤️

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Make it count.

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STATEMENT MADE.

[Triiad ୭୭ @triiadxx]

To all my girls chasing a new chapter, be gentle with yourself. What’s meant for you will always find you, so trust the process and give yourself grace. You’ve got this! ♥️

[Dr Moeketsi @AusBassie]

Day 293

[Ms Cherry 🍒 @KayCWaffles]

COPTIC HOSPITAL is doing free breast cancer screening through out the month of October..
Lets go get screened girlie's 🎀

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@Mukandii 🤣🤣

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@MommaOfKabudoz Blessings to your family momma ❤️❤️

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@Chilaz10 Vawama!!!

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@BuyoyaJonah We are tayaaaaad please

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@MumbaMwa Happy birthday 🎊

[Samuel Munzele Maimbo @SamMMaimbo]

I wish to congratulate Dr. Sidi Ould Tah (@sidiouldtah) on his successful election as the President-elect of the African Development Bank Group.

I entered this race driven by love and deep concern for our continent, and offered a vision for Africa's future.

Today, the Governors have chosen the leader they believe will best deliver the vision of the Africa we want at this pivotal moment.

My profound gratitude goes to all the governments, private sector partners, and young people who supported this campaign.

The work for Africa's development and prosperity continues, and I remain committed to our shared goal of building a thriving continent.

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Je tiens à féliciter chaleureusement le Dr Sidi Ould Tah pour son élection à la présidence du Groupe de la Banque africaine de développement.

J’ai pris part à cette élection, animé par l’amour et l’inquiétude que j’éprouve pour notre continent, avec la volonté de porter une vision pour son avenir.

Aujourd’hui, les Gouverneurs ont fait leur choix : celui du dirigeant qui, selon eux, incarnera le mieux la vision de l’Afrique que nous voulons mettre en œuvre en ce moment charnière.

Je tiens à exprimer ma profonde gratitude aux gouvernements, aux partenaires du secteur privé et aux jeunes de tout le continent qui ont soutenu cette campagne.

Le travail pour le développement et la prospérité de l’Afrique continue. Je reste pleinement engagé en faveur de notre objectif commun : construire un continent prospère et dynamique.

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Zambians protest over heinous child rape reports https://t.co/OxXJm40udk

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Bookworld Manda Hill Dream Count Restock..

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@Ms_Kamzy ShopRite and Melissa... the Meraki brand to be specific.

[Dingindaba Jonah Buyoya @BuyoyaJonah]

Today, I heard the Minister of Justice talk about the recent disturbing rape cases. I wasn’t surprised that she was the one to bring it up because she has spent her entire life as an advocate.

I particularly felt her depth when she said she was holding back tears. I didn’t doubt her. I’m glad that someone is talking.

I was just concerned with how the house only seemed interested when it took the turn of jokes. That’s the thing about our parley. I was concerned, but not surprised. That’s probably why we need younger people in that house because times have changed.

Unfortunately, that’s a true reflection of our society. Even if we forget the older folk; just spend 10 minutes with regular people and you will notice how differently we view certain issues. I mean, sometimes I get gobsmacked at how even young learned people feel about such issues.

These days, I’ve learnt to be more gracious, otherwise, I’ll spend the whole day debating semantics. I’ll take the pure intentions from the Minister. Her many years of advocacy, fighting for equality, should count for something. I hope someone is telling her that what she says when doing her advocacy matters. It cannot become funny.

I just don’t know what her passionate appeal will do for the disgusting acts we keep seeing. I really don’t know what it’ll do. I agree with her when she says we now need to speak to people’s conscience because regardless of how many laws we put in place, if a child/woman is raped, the damage is already done. How do we stop it? Just how?