On 11th March, I went for my second class for that day. Half way through the class, we had a break and as I have always done hundreds of times before, I went to the coffee machine and made myself a cup of hot chocolate. Per tradition, I went outside with a handful of friends … Continue reading The fight for survival against Covid-19
Just thinking
Decolonised yet still fighting for Decoloniality
I was supposed to post thig blog in October last year for Zambia’s independence day. I wasn’t sure if it was wise to do so, especially in light of some of the things mentioned here. Am still not sure about this. What I know now is that since I just share my opinions in these … Continue reading Decolonised yet still fighting for Decoloniality
Some thoughts on foreign aid (to Africa)
As always, whatever I write here is my personal opinions and should be taken as such. For this blog, the ideas I share are not news. They are thoughts that have been known for years. I borrow some ideas from Dambisa Moyo, especially from her books, Dead Aid. I also use some research I … Continue reading Some thoughts on foreign aid (to Africa)
Follow your heart, they said
Motivational speakers, parents, preachers, teachers and professor encourage everyone under the sound of their voices to “follow their heart.” It’s a sweet thing to hear someone tell you to simply follow your heart. You looking for a job? Follow your heart. Thinking about what to study? Follow your heart. You want to date or marry … Continue reading Follow your heart, they said