Sibalwa Hamungala

Lover of all things marketing and entrepreneurship

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Don’t find customers for your products, find products for your customers.” ✔️

Seth Godin

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@MumbaMillie How was your walk back to the car at the falls?

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@na_mbaya Loved it! Will definitely visit again.

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The University of Lusaka, Zambia has become the first African university to win the Hague Inter-University Law Debate Tournament in The Netherlands.

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@amothersmuse 😂😂

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Our Son Liam Simbaya wandered off our yard while playing. In Chalala near Hillview Primary School. It's now been 2 hours and we still can't find him. Please share this post with friends and family in case someone finds him. He is wearing a meroon tshirt and a blue track bottom

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However, making consistency your primary approach empowers you to build a solid foundation, foster sustainable progress, and lead a more balanced and fulfilling life.

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Consistency versus Intensity

In todays world, it's easy to get caught up in the allure of intensity – chasing quick results and diving into extreme efforts, seeking instant gratification. While intensity certainly is good, choosing consistency over intensity is best.

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Remember, consistency doesn't mean avoiding intensity altogether. There are moments when intense efforts are necessary, especially for short-term goals or emergencies.

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@M_Deliciouss Thanks for the review. We need more of this.

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I believe the "Capitalist Nigger" serves as a catalyst for discussions about the importance of economic development, education, and empowerment, particularly in African and African American contexts. Whether one agrees or disagrees with the book's content, it undeniably brings

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Just finished reading a book by Chika Onyeani titled the "Capitalist Nigger”. A book which I have no doubt, was written to “annoy” and provoke the thoughts of the Black man. In this book, Chika presented several main arguments and themes:

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that have sparked essential conversations about self-determination and economic progress within African and African American communities