Aliwark Banda Jr

Good Education is the most valuable inheritance one can ever have, because education is an equaliser.

THE ZAMBIAN ECONOMY IS NOT BAD.

If the economy of the country can reach a point where its highest
banknote(k100) cannot afford someone an ability to buy a reasonable
volume of staple food, then that country’s economy is no longer bad but
worse, headed worst.

The state of Zambian economy was not orchestrated by Covid-19,
rather, it was compounded by the same. You will bare me witness that
the recent pre-covid-19 period was already threatening. It is illogical to
argue that the viral disease is the brain behind the ‘sick and helpless’
economy.

Our economy is worse headed worst. the closest metaphor I can use is:
our economy is in intensive care unit(ICU), without immediate, critical
and serous attention it will die. It is half dead.

Every Zambian is feeling the impact of a failing economy: young and
adults. What sector of life has not been affected? which commodity is
still affordable? Good life in Zambia is now a fiction story!

What went wrong? Every Zambian takes a portion of the blame.
Zambians voted people that did little to nothing despite their handsome
campaign promises. Another portion of eligible Zambian voters
didn’t(don’t) exercise their right to vote. The people we voted into
power had their own secret ambitions, from which we have not
benefited.

“Development is not an event but a process” end of quote. These
beautiful words were uttered by our able general education permanent
secretary Mr. JOBBICKS KALUMBA.I second his sentiments and I
would love to make an appeal to every youth out there to be part of the
‘process’.

Whereas it might be wrong to compare our ‘ever’ developing nation to
European countries, we still have a lot to learn from them. It won’t takea foreigner to better our country but instead it will and should take us the
citizens. But how can we be part of the change when we are sidelined?

I REPEAT our economy is not bad rather it is worse headed worst and I
share the knowledge with you that it won’t take a non-Zambian to
develop our country but just you and me.

I salute the leaders who have showcased their will to develop Zambia
the likes of the general education permanent secretary Dr. jobbicks
Kalumba and many others. we salute your effort.

The economy is worse!

Peace and regards,
ALIWARK JONATHAN JR

PAST MISTAKES ARE LESSONS, LEARN FROM THEM AND TRY NOT TO RE-DO THEM.

It takes courage to remain alive.

others decided to commit su***de
others have strayyed off the way,
but you decided to stay in the same path.

real life is constantly changing.
today you can be at a wedding the next at a funeral.
others have watched their mothers die
leaving them with no other shoulder to lean on.

but you decided to continue living.

non of your plans manifested,
your grades at school didn't improve either,
you will have to repeat/rewrite,
because you have to keep moving.

you still decided to stay focused.

how courageous you have been,
how merciful the lord has been to you,
honor and adoration unto him.

continue to be courageous because that is what you need to stay alive!