@CaptainMwaluska@LindaKasonde Unfortunately people are scared. They comment โI donโt have a lawyerโ under most posts/issues they wish to address an opinion on. A signal that they canโt speak up freely even on the internet.
I really fail to wrap my head around why we donโt have enough public libraries and parks in Zambia.
And why is it always a mall or shopping complex?๐ฅฒ
Why canโt people take a walk in the park or visit a public library near their homes?
You can change your mind. Even after announcing your plans to the entire world. Announcing a plan doesn't lock you into a life contract. You are allowed to outgrow your own public announcements, change direction, and walk away.
@olgachiazo Every season you go through must reveal a part of God to you. If you donโt get a new revelation of God after the season, you wasted time and thatโs very dangerous.
I want to travel the world, not just for vacations, but for work, conferences, summits, volunteering, workshops, education, and opportunities to make a real impact.
You donโt have to pick one passion. Learn philosophy. Paint. Write. Build things. Study the stars. Disappear into the woods for a while. Then get obsessed with something completely random next year. A single lane is for cars, not for people. Chase a life full of curiosity.
Hi guys!
Iโm looking for inspiring young Zambians to feature on an upcoming podcast.
Iโm interested in people whose education has helped shape them into impactful leaders, founders, innovators, creatives, professionals, or changemakers. Not necessarily the most famous, but just people with authentic stories that can inspire others and to highlight the power of financing education.
RT if you can!
Free education is now law in Zambia, unlocking opportunities for every child regardless of background. This landmark achievement removes major burdens for families while paving the way for a brighter, fairer future. Together, Zambians can now step confidently into a new era where education is a right, not a privilege. ๐ฟ๐ฒ