Join ERC Africa and the Christian Churches Monitoring Group (CCMG) Zambia for a regional dialogue examining the political, electoral and governance dynamics shaping upcoming Zambia 2026 General Election scheduled for 13 August 2026.
The discussion will provide insights into Zambia's evolving political landscape, emerging electoral issues, and the opportunities and risks for credible elections.
Register For The Event Here:
https://t.co/ZVePZDs3aX
Speakers
◼️ Dr. Babra Ontibile Bhebe
"Regional Perspective on Democratic Elections in Southern Africa"
◼️ O'Brien Kaaba
"Understanding Zambia's (new) Electoral Framework ahead of the 2026 General Election"
◼️ Christabel Mwango
"CCMG's Long Term Pre-Election Observation Reports: Political Dynamics and Election Preparedness"
◼️ Lexina Micah Mvula
"Inclusion Matters: Women & Youth Perspective on the Zambia 2026 General Election"
Find out more on our events page: https://t.co/YGpzW2SLpO
One thing I’ve learned on this journey is that one skill can create multiple streams of income,if you allow it to.
For a long time, many of us have been taught to think small: One skill = one income, one business = one product 🤦🏾♀️
Crochet is not just about making and selling finished items. From that one skill, I’ve also been able to generate income through:
• Pattern sales
• And teaching as a crochet tutor
Teaching has been especially rewarding, not just financially, but in seeing others grow, gain confidence, and turn their own creativity into something meaningful.
The pattern sales are my passive income. I started listing my patterns online on sites like Ravelry and Lovecrafts in 2021.
While I’m working on new ideas, teaching, or simply living life, patterns I created months (or even years) ago continue to sell. Small amounts at a time, but they add up. Quietly. Consistently.
This isn’t just for big businesses.
It’s possible for small creators, for handmade businesses, for anyone willing to think beyond the obvious.
Your skill has more potential than you think.
The question is:
How many ways are you allowing it to work for you?
My mom passed away exactly 30 years ago today, she was just 37, I was 14. I have always wondered how we would have turned out had she lived, but we will never know. I’m grateful for the principles she instilled in me in those few years, they have shaped the woman I am today. She would have been proud 🥹
Ndokumbirawo 100 reposts vadiwa🙏
Bahlali l want to take this opportunity to thank our very own @ZITF1 (Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Company) for supporting this noble cause. They have donated their venue, tables & chairs for this event. We are taking the fight against skin cancer a notch higher through promoting regular screening amongst our brothers and sisters with albinism on the countryside. We aim to bring these services to the doorsteps of PWA.
TICKETS 🎟
You can buy your tickets online starting Monday on @Magetsi_ZW platform. The platform is easy and convinient, it takes visa, mastercard and ecocash payments. If you are in Diaspora you can buy tickets for your loved ones to come and dine with us.
The dinner has the following
✅️ Variety of high end cruisines
✅️ Liqour
✅️ Live Music + 2 big artists performing
✅️ Panel discussions with captains of bussiness
✅️ Art Curating & Chatity Auction
✅️ Networking
✅️ Testimonials from survivors of skin cancer
✅️ VVIP treatment
✅️ Entertainment
✅️ Mystery Trivia Games
✅️ Raffle Draw
Thank you so so much for supporting this great initiative.
See you there
Today we join the world for #WorldEnvironmentDay
Zimbabwe produces 300,000 tons of plastic waste annually and most of it ends up polluting our streets.
At Free Walking Tours Harare, we walk with purpose.
Let’s #BeatPlasticPollution through eco-friendly tourism.
Made this a month ago and didn’t get to post it 😁
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Price $130
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