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“Introducing Kashiki -Licensed To Kill” THE KASHIKI CHRONICLES by Bratel Lupokoma


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THE KASHIKI CHRONICLES By Bratel Lupokoma Introducing Kashiki -Licensed To Kill Hello reader! My name is Kashiki. I am thrilled to be afforded a column in the Rainbow Newspaper. Let me give you ka free leakage: there is nothing ‘rainbowish’ about me, as half the people that associate with me as per manufacturers instructions usually end up in ashes. In simple terms, I kill half the number of those that befriend me. Im sure by now you must think I am a bit of an oddity. I admit i am quite weird actually, but don’t worry, I’ve been normalised –...

THE KASHIKI CHRONICLES ‘Kashiki Wins Again!’ by Bratel Lupokoma


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THE KASHIKI CHRONICLES by Bratel Lupokoma Kashiki Wins Again! Survey Findings Show Nearly 15% of Zambian School Children Smoke. Happy new year and greetings from the Matenda Facilitating Epidemic Zone (MaFEZ), the home of Ba Zungu Tobacco (BZT) and the Big Kashiki family! The year has started on an exciting note with the recently published Global Youth Tobacco Survey (GYTS) for Zambia. In case you missed it, GYTS is a nationally representative school-based survey of students in grades associated with ages 13 to 15. Findings of the survey conducted by the Ministry of Health in conjuction with the World Health...

Meritocracy as opposed to Mediocrity


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Meritocracy as opposed to Mediocrity By Konkomalimba Kafunda Presidential Media Advisor, Movement for Change and Equality (M4CE) Since 1964, when Zambia attained political independence, the social and economic welfare of the majority of the people has continued to spiral deeper and deeper into abject excruciating poverty. The reasons for this are as various as they are varied. Firstly, the founding fathers delved in acts of deceit and treachery. They believed in lying to cover up for their lack of understanding of the fundamentals of governance, nation building, economic development and social protection. Having failed to propagate their own development agenda,...

Coach Stephen Mukuka Ph.D …talking Business Strategy and Entrepreneurship


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Coach Stephen Mukuka Ph.D …talking Business Strategy and Entrepreneurship steve.mukuka@gmail.com +26061330010 Coach Stephen Mukuka Ph.D: Supporting SMEs: A Key Strategy for Boosting Economic Resilience in Zambia Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) have long been recognized as vital contributors to economic growth, job creation, and social stability. In Zambia, the potential of SMEs to drive economic resilience is often overlooked. However, with the right support, SMEs can become a cornerstone of Zambia’s economic recovery, diversification, and sustainable growth. As the country grapples with challenges such as rising unemployment, inflationary pressures, and an over-reliance on copper exports, focusing on SMEs can play...

REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON THE EDUCATION CURRICULUM REFORMS


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REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON THE EDUCATION CURRICULUM REFORMS 1 Table of Contents 1. What necessitated the revision of the curriculum and why was the curriculum revised? 3 2. What are the main objective of reforming the curriculum? 3 3. Have the stakeholders such as teachers, parents and civil society organisations played any role in the curriculum reform? 5 4. The merits the new curriculum is going to bring comparing it to the previous curriculum 6 5. The Ministry officially launched the New Curriculum and announced that the new curriculum would be implemented in phases...

Weekly Dialogue: *A Divided House: Edgar Lungu’s Failure to Unite the Opposition and Its Implications for Zambia*


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By Dr. Lawrence Mwelwa The African adage warns us: “A man who cannot dance well says the floor is uneven.” In the unfolding drama of Zambia’s opposition politics, this wisdom resonates deeply. Former President Edgar Lungu, once a custodian of national affairs, now finds himself unable to even manage the internal squabbles within the opposition. If he cannot bring harmony to the smaller spheres of Tonse, UKA, and PF, what audacity or competence can he claim to have in addressing the vast, intricate issues of a divided nation? Leadership is not merely a title; it is a test of resolve,...

Weekly Dialogue: *Can Zambia Achieve Genuine Dialogue 584 before the 2026 Elections?*


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By Dr. Lawrence Mwelwa In the heart of Africa, where the Zambezi River flows with both calm and might, Zambia’s history tells a tale of resilience and unity amidst its trials. The nation’s political dialogue, often steered by its moral compass—the Church—has been a guiding light in turbulent times. In the early 1990s, when Zambia transitioned from a one-party state to a multiparty democracy, it was the Church that convened and mediated dialogue, fostering a spirit of compromise and mutual understanding. As the proverb says, “When the roots are deep, there is no reason to fear the wind.” That era...

Too little rain, too much rain!


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Rainbow News 07/01/25 Too little rain, too much rain! Droughts and floods are killing agriculture, hydropower and the economy- how can we reduce them? If you have been following my articles in The Rainbow for the past 2 years you may be thinking I’m a soil fanatic; if so you are correct and I hope to persuade you that healthy soil is the most important thing in our lives here on earth, healthy soil can set us free, healthy soil accepts and holds rainfall, degraded soil does not and will kill us all. • Healthy soil allows us to grow...

Zambian Children Young People and Women in Development (ZCYPWD) is appreciative of your Leadership and Development Comrade Hermis Maunda!


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Zambian Children Young People and Women in Development (ZCYPWD) is appreciative of your Leadership and Development Comrade Hermis Maunda! Technical Specialist – Child Rights Governance Lusaka Province, Zambia · Technical Specialist – Child Rights Governance · Save the Children International, an Economic and Social Development Expert with vast experience in human rights, policy analysis, technical support, Sichepele Hermis Maunda https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sichepele-hermis-maunda-5b9b637a_leadership-cop29-baku-activity-7264375199733608449-IlQK?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android Be the first to like. Like Unlike

Xi welcomed by Chinese classic folk song during state visit to Brazil


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Xi welcomed by Chinese classic folk song during state visit to Brazil Source: Xinhua Editor: huaxia 2024-11-21 02:56:16 Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday attended a grand welcome ceremony held by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. A Brazilian singer performed the Chinese classic My Homeland in Chinese. The song My Homeland is an interlude from a movie about the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea in the early 1950s. This song, based on a folk tune, expresses profound patriotic sentiments. Produced by Xinhua Global Service■ Copyright©2000-2025XINHUANET.com All rights reserved. Xi welcomed by Chinese classic folk song...

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