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JESUS IS MY LORD AND SAVIOUR.

[State Counsel @muwana_lisulo]

@IAmSteveHarvey Failure to add value.

[State Counsel @muwana_lisulo]

@goodreads

[Sadie @sadies_page]

Pay things off. Live a minimalist lifestyle. Become uninfluenced.

[State Counsel @muwana_lisulo]

Watching your ‘once strong’ parent deteriorate hits different. 😪

[GTV Ghana @GTV_Ghana]

Soccer no be amapiano oh

[KALYJAY @gyaigyimii]

South Africa have 0 shots on target because they are busy targeting other African countries

[Diggers.News @DiggersOfNews]

DNA ‘clears’ man accused of fathering daughter’s child
By Precious Daka

A DNA test has revealed that a 41-year-old Flight Sergeant of the Zambia Air Force (ZAF), accused of sexually abusing his 14-year-old daughter, is not the biological father of the child she gave birth to.

In this matter, the accused, G.B.M, is charged with incest contrary to Section 159(1).....
https://t.co/ntTMIk3ch8
read more @Diggers.news

[Eric Boateng 🇬🇭🇩🇪 @ericboatenggh]

Mexico vs South Africa:

If we support south Africa they'll say we are taking their jobs.

[Cousin Stizz @CousinStizz]

Everyday I become a man of fewer words

[Department of War 🇺🇸 @DeptofWar]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO @SECWAR

[Don Moen @donmoen]

What a beautiful thing it is to PRAISE our perfect Creator!
#worship #christian #praise #donmoen

[State Counsel @muwana_lisulo]

‘Let’s have it.’ 😌

[State Counsel @muwana_lisulo]

What do you mean ‘the tap is broken!?’ ..it’s not even 8.00 am 🙄

[Zambian Whistleblower @zambianwhistle]

Xhuzwayo Phiri writes

Attorney General Mulilo Kabesha has already hinted that the Constitution could be amended should UPND Zambia win the August 2026 elections. In this video, we now hear the UPND National Youth Chairman Cover Liswaniso suggesting that Hakainde Hichilema will still contest and win the 2031 general election, despite the Constitution clearly limiting a president to two terms.

Zambians must pay attention. UPND has developed a worrying pattern of publicly floating controversial ideas before eventually attempting to implement them, even against public resistance. The signs are becoming clearer, there are people within UPND who want President Hichilema to remain in power far beyond the constitutional limit.

Our forefathers fought hard for democracy, constitutional order, and freedom from authoritarian rule. We cannot afford to sleepwalk into a system where leaders begin altering the rules to extend their stay in office.

In my view, Hichilema has already failed to fulfil many of the promises made during his first term and does not deserve a second term. However, that decision belongs entirely to the Zambian people through the ballot in 2026. What should never be open for debate, however, is a third term. The Constitution is very clear on that matter, and we will not sit back and watch our country be pushed back toward dictatorship. Read more @ https://t.co/8ePQAAq2LX

[Zambian Whistleblower @zambianwhistle]

"UNKNOWN PEOPLE" ATTACK MUNALI INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE SAMWIMBILA ON HIS CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Unknown people Attack Munali Independent Candidate Patrick Samwimbila and his campaign team with stones shortly after concluding his interaction with the people in Mtendere East.

The people who gathered to hear the message scampered in different directions when the incident happened and some people have been left injured. - KBN TV

https://t.co/8ePQAAq2LX

[John Cena @JohnCena]

Minimize envy. Just because someone else wins doesn’t mean you lose.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Former South African President Thabo Mbeki yesterday delivered a striking reflection on African leadership while speaking at an event commemorating NEPAD, using a historical anecdote from Zambia that carries strong parallels with the growing controversy around Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB 3).

Mbeki recalled how former Zambian President Frederick Chiluba once attempted to extend his stay in power by seeking a third presidential term in violation of Zambia’s constitutional framework. According to Mbeki, leaders within the Southern African Development Community (SADC) quietly intervened to stop the move in defence of constitutionalism and democratic order.

He said regional leaders at the time looked among themselves for someone with the moral authority and political credibility to confront Chiluba directly. They settled on former Botswana President Festus Mogae, whom Mbeki described as clean and respected. Mogae was then tasked with delivering a firm message to Chiluba that the region would not tolerate the undermining of constitutional term limits.

Mbeki used the story to argue that Africa’s leadership standards have sharply declined, saying the continent has regressed and no longer demonstrates the same collective political courage that once existed within the region.

His remarks inevitably draw parallels with developments in Zimbabwe, where critics argue that CAB 3 seeks to fundamentally reshape the country’s democratic framework while creating pathways for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his political influence and remain in power beyond existing constitutional limits.

Indirectly, Mbeki’s remarks amount to a devastating commentary on the current state of leadership in Southern Africa. The former South African leader was effectively suggesting that today there is no respected regional statesman willing, or able, to stand up and stop what is unfolding in Zimbabwe.

The regression Mbeki spoke about is now visible in real time, where regional leaders increasingly watch constitutional manipulation unfold in silence, avoiding confrontation while democratic institutions are weakened before their eyes.

[Noctara @rumilyrics]

No more repeated cycles. It’s time to grow.

[Amb.Fred Ngoga @NgogaFred]

#Burundi is Visa free for all Africans!

[MK Jaso'🇿🇲 @MK_Jaso]

Eeeeh, Uncle Gary asheta uku, ati that video we saw where his "attackers" were "arrested", was just cosmetic!!! Ati alefwaya court action for those chaps!!!! One Mazembe 💪🏿