u/minimalusage

I was reading about the Singhs, Ticklays, Gomes', David Sihoka and others, the history of rallying seems to be huge in Zambia, but I don't remember it being talked about in everyday gatherings - how big is it now?

I have the following options (and i don't have a bank account myself at the moment), please advise:

• company sponsorship letter, but it is not an 'international' company
• company transfers required funds to my parent but then I would have to wait 28 days to apply for visa
• i don't know how true but: i saw an option online which says if my parents pay upfront the entire tuition fee to the university, then i only need to show funds for living expenses - but i guess these also have to be in some individual (not company due to first point above) account for minimum 28 days during the time of the visa application - 1. my parents are not comfortable paying the university everything right away before i even start the degree -and-, they may not have the funds for living expenses in their individual accounts, most of our money is in the company accounts

Looking for contact details for some, need to consult them.

Hi guys, could you please recommend bachelor's degrees for the same? I can obviously check online but I wanted to hear specific reviews about quality of programmes at the universities we have, thanks.

That veterinary clinic behind Levy Mall in Lusaka, yesterday they quoted me K500 for medicines which I found in Northmead for K70. Damn.

Please DM, this is a proper job on-site full-time in Lusaka. Not a part-time gig. Will communicate properly via LinkedIn and email if I find the lead to be genuine.

I mean these folks barely respond to queries or trade instructions in time, they just have an annoying automated system which raises tickets which say we shall respond in 24 working hours - which they don't do. wanted to find out what other people's experience with SBZ is - and recommendations for other brokers

Thinking of doing this in a Hilux during the upcoming july long weekend. e.g. leaving lusaka on evening of July 2 and returning to Lusaka night of July 7.

should i use kazungula or katima mulilo border post?

any suggestions/tips/warnings?

How is family time for you guys? for me for the past few months it has been bad, everyone just does their own things, busy lives, then reels, videos, whatever one wants to do alone, it's like everyone wants "me time" but no one wants "us/together time" - edho while eating we sit together adhi kuda just rarely we have nice convos, usually tinesi lechestam

edit: this is about me, my parents & my sibling

i've built the p&l, cash flow, debt service, loan amortizations, but i just can't get the projected balance sheet to balance - this is for a simple commercial real estate project

How do Zambians go about their investments and savings:

• which Kwacha accounts offer attractive interest rates for savings/fixed deposits?
• how about investing on the LuSE + what are the tax implications of any realized capital gains?
• how about investing in GRZ bonds?
• how about investing in funds such as Prudential, Aflife, and so on

i would love to hear people's experiences in doing the above

This is about rental income tax, hoping someone who knows their stuff replies! 🙏🏼

Pani chesaka reels chudatam kakunda edhanna manchiga chedham ankuntuna but reels is an easy way out kabatti i end up doing that. Reading articles or doing anything else lo interest ledu, but i want to build these habits. How to break free from reels addiction and do something that will actually improve me?

Why? There's no clear opposition to the ruling government, why waste resources making these people walk all over the city? Is it for voter turnout? Is voter turnour a requirement from the IMF or something?

Do Zambians have a penchant for reading? I was thinking as to why there aren't any online bookstores/famous libraries in Zambia (would've been so convenient to just open a website and buy a book delivered to your place/borrow from a nice library) - but then I wondered, is there demand for it? Are Zambians, generally, avid readers? Is reading as a pastime or for learning (not as part of formal education, just as someone who wants to learn for fun) encouraged?