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Kulima Tower Bus Station drivers donate waste bins to keep Lusaka clean.. Respect to Mr Mayor

Now how never dumb waste anyhow, respect to my goat Mr Simon Mwewa

u/ayookip — 10 days ago
▲ 19 r/Zambia

Airtel sucks

I doubt Airtel knows what 1.5GB is. I am just browsing on News diggers but I have already used up 90% of my data in just an hour 😳. I don't have these kinds of issues with Zamtel or MTN.

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u/iam_lowstandard — 10 days ago
▲ 19 r/Zambia

I didn't know you also had to pay LCC to get married

Imagine you have to pay lobola, pay for chilanga mulilo, book a wedding venue and now you find out you have all these other bills to pay😭😭😭😭

People who have weddings and stuch must be rich because I don't see how the average Zambian can afford to get married 🤔.

By the way I'm 20 and not getting married anytime soon. I just found this on Facebook and decided to share.

u/Asleep_Cherry_7169 — 10 days ago
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Street vendors have been removed, Town looks more clean!

I know some vendors might think what Mr. Mwewa is doing is bad for them, but honestly, I don’t think it is.

He just wants the town to actually feel like a town, clean, organized and presentable. And from what I’ve heard him say, he’s not telling vendors to stop doing business; he keeps encouraging them to move into the markets.

The markets apparently only cost around K5 per day, which is pretty cheap compared to the benefits of having an organized place to sell.

But some people are looking at Mr. Mwewa as if he’s doing something terrible to them, when I don’t really see what’s so bad about it. The streets look cleaner and more organized without vendors everywhere.

What do you guys think, is this a good move for the town, or are vendors being unfairly affected?

u/edwinsamonga — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/Zambia

How do you plan for the future with such an erratic economy and unreliable governing?

Anytime we could be in another black out, any time the USD exchange rate could be k17 or k28, diesel k26 just a few months ago now its almost peak at k33? long time ago these changes used to happen over a number of years now its every other day. Awe, Aikona, Iyayi, Teti I cannot, we only live once, I am leaving this country.

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u/Resident_Author9025 — 10 days ago
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Hey guys, I need some recommendations for a nice daytime date spot in Lusaka

I’m looking for somewhere with a good outdoor/garden vibe, nice food, and preferably somewhere cute enough for pictures. Cafés are fine too.

Budget is around K900 total, including transport, so nothing too crazy expensive.

I’m planning to ask her to be my girlfriend on the date, so somewhere a little romantic but still relaxed would be perfect 😭

So far I’ve looked at Garden Café, Meraki, Shez Café and 3 Trees.

Any better recommendations? Bonus if the place has TikTok/Instagram videos I can check out first ?

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u/Comfortable_Toe_723 — 10 days ago
▲ 11 r/Zambia

Any Zambians that went through arranged marriage?

Are there any Zambian women or men who went through an arranged marriage? How was the process and how is your relationship so far?

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u/Sweaty-Click2342 — 10 days ago
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Is a business administration degree worth in Zambia

Wanna go for a business administration degree at uni
It’s the only cos that I am passionate about but am being met with heavy scrutiny from family members.
That’s why I wanna know if it worth it
Like what’s the employment rate in that sector
And those who got a job with the degree
What knowledge would you share
Those who have gotten the degree but currently unemployed or doing something else what has been your experience in terms of seeking employment?
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u/No_Setting_4445 — 10 days ago
▲ 6 r/Zambia

Is cybersecurity a good field to study in Zambia?

I am a 30 year old thinking of getting a cybersecurity degree. Is it worth it to start now and is it a lucrative field

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u/ZealousidealAngle784 — 11 days ago