Eleven Points

02/05/2024

A whole economist failing to run the economy of the country.

Whole economist visited an African country which is a main Opec member and came back empty handed with the oil deal that was stirred to have controlled the dumpe prices downwards.

A whole economist who doesn't understand that the cost of living has gone crazy and if you fail to control the energy sector then the cost of living goes up!!! Shame!!!

27/04/2024

The Odd Number Eleven: Story of my Life

My life path number or destiny number is eleven. Numerology is the science of study that looks at numbers and their true meanings. Like an old saying goes numbers do not lie! A thing I have found to be so true.

It had to take numerology for me to know more about myself, my life and my purpose. This has helped me sharpen what I am and supposed to do. I might as well would have called it Chisomo Eleven for all I care.

Eleven being the influence and points are simply my vantage points on life. This started out a youth angle based idea which I have forged into a political and conscious commentary personal blog platform.

This odd number eleven is my new chapter at this life. A way to fulfill what am supposed to be and do. We can't run away from destiny and purpose. This is a duty I will deligently perform to the best of my abilities as I dare to enlighten and educate the masses! Without wasting much of your time, welcome aboard!

26/04/2024

STREET VENDORS

It's only a government that doesn't care for the well being of it's citizens that would remove the vendors on the streets of Lusaka without thinking about how they will feed their families. Honorable Gary Nkombo is unfeeling and distant from the suffering of the people in the komboni.

How can a whole minister sacrifice families in the name of cleanliness and pride in the city? His actions are good but I'll timed. Timing is everything and it seems the honorable can't seem to tell what time it is.

Breaks my heart each day to see hard working mother's taking risks on the streets playing mouse and cat chases with the city council police, thieves and traffic. All just to take care of their families.

I would have advocated for the removal of the vendors if the following was in place.
1. The economy is very healthy. Which is not because the president is focused on opening komboni toilets as opposed to getting cheaper fuel from our neighbor, Angola. How can a whole President opt to make small and timey moves like that? The whole President? How? Where are his priorities?

2. Proper Market places. They say that Soweto market and city market can accommodate all the vendors. Ok fine let's say they can of which I doubt. But do the business demographics work in favor of their investment? If trading from there is profitable, why do they leave the market places?

3. Plenty Job Opportunities. Jobs are hard to find. If there were plenty and those people on the streets refuse to take them on, then yeah. But what Honorable Gary Nkombo and his UPND government has done by chasing vendors is fuel crime by the rise in junkies in kombonies and prostitution.

My conclusion is this, I stand with the vendors because all they want is to feed their families. Not all of can steal and pr******te themselves for a few ngwees but believe in putting in that elbow grease to work. Let the vendors be! Fix the economy, lower the price of energy and going business in zed and stop purnishing the same people that voted for you for your inadequacies.

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