ZAMBIA'S BIGGEST PROBLEM IS THAT PEOPLE DON'T READ
By Dingindaba Jonah Buyoya
Reading gets your mind working across different areas. For starters, it involves comprehension to process the words you read. Beyond that, you can use your analytical abilities, stimulate memories, and even broaden your imagination by reading words off a page.
Both reading and writing work to improve one’s communication skills. That’s why if you’re looking to become a better writer, many of the suggestions that you come across will include reading more.
Don't worry, this article is about nothing. I just want us to check the comments and see the number of people who will comment without actually reading the article. If you have read this far, don't comment, just retweet, and we'll see the ones that comment without reading.
I saw this yesterday on NPR and my goodness, people really comment on just a headline.
@WelBeast Nope, we still need him, selling him for that amount won't be worth what we've spent on him to deepen our squad. Still plenty football to be played this season. My two cents!!!!!
@HonMushimba Ba Engineer, when you say "wind tunnel" what do you actually mean? Kindly break it down for the lay person to really appreciate your tweet.
@HonMushimba So maybe the other effective solution for the Bana Kulus would be an off the grid clean generation and affordable like wind generation, but govt needs to chip in and cushion the initial setup cost to achieve this
@HonMushimba Govt has waived duty and vat on importation of Solar equipment, this also seems to be limited to SMEs I don't know if it applies to domestic importers, I stand to be corrected. Is there any incentives on wind power generation like solar?
@HonMushimba Ok cool, I seem to get what you are trying to project, let's bring it down to our local scenario, where do you think we could have these wind tunnels across this vast country of ours so we could apply this seemingly cheap initiative to clean energy generation?