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Either parties in office are not transparent or parties vying for office are not practical in their campaigns. Both could be true.
How do you not know the national reserves had dropped from $37b to $300m?
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@MonicaEisenberg No. Across the whole country, very few Zambians are actually party members or loyal. We cross vote for individuals we think will deliver.
This is one reason why you can't use a Western lens on African elections. We are not voting on ideology.
@mbuyu_ People haven't cared to look at the voting history, the issues concerned and the development of these areas over time.
If tribalism was a factor, the West would have voted for the last govmnt when their own was Vice President but it's simpler for "analysts" to dish out labels
Zambia's consumption of Claude AI.
Homework is 19% of all Zambian usage. Then CVs and job applications. Then web front-end.
Early adopters are students and job seekers. Lots of opportunity in. Enterprise consumption which is still lagging
Source: The Anthropic Economic Index
Strongest Area: Security & Rule of Law
Area for Growth: Foundations for Economic Opportunity
After facing a decline before 2021, Zambia has bounced back, and its governance progress is now accelerating.
Source: Ibrahim Index of African Governance
How has Zambia's governance fared?
Score: 56.6/100 (An all-time high)
Rank: 17th out of 54 African countries
Averages: Beats both the Continental (49.3) & Southern African (54.6) averages
Source: Ibrahim Index of African Governance. https://t.co/HiCZKGpWvq
@ednedenter88597@ukusefya I saw this a few weeks ago on another platform and it reminded me of Kabwe Chapel.
Genius is evenly distributed. Opportunities are not.