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24/06/2025

24/06/2025

Stop doing things to impress people. They'll still pin you down by one small fault, forgetting all your sacrifices.

17/06/2025

Today, I turn 73.

This is not just another birthday. It is a sacred milestone. A moment to pause, to reflect, to give thanks, and to remember. I look back on my life with a heart full of gratitude. Touched by nostalgia. And, at times, moved to tears. Of the 22 broadcasters I started with. Brilliant, passionate, gifted souls. Twenty are no longer with us. I am one of only two still alive. And the only one still practising. Why. I can only say, God’s grace.

From the early days behind the microphone. To rooms filled with heads of state. To quiet moments of service among everyday citizens. I have lived a life of purpose. Not perfect. But purposeful. For 55 years, I have worked in government, media, and diplomacy. I have seen Zambia at its most triumphant. And at its most trying. But through it all, one thing has remained constant. My love for this country. And my unshakable belief in its promise.

To all of you. My colleagues. My fellow servants. Thank you. Thank you for walking alongside me. For believing in the mission of public service. And for helping carry the torch. You may never fully know how much your presence and partnership mean to me. I do not ask for gifts. I have all I need. A simple word that I made a positive difference in your life. That is the most precious gift of all.

To my children. Mumamba, Mwamba, and Mubanga. You are my heartbeat. My greatest pride. My living legacy. I love you with every fibre of my being. You have kept me grounded. Inspired me to be better. And reminded me why I must keep going. To your mothers. Thank you. Ours has been a journey marked by understanding, grace, and friendship. Together, we built something rare. A bond not of bitterness. But of honour. I deeply respect and cherish that.

To my Miracle Life family. You have been my spiritual compass. My encouragers in the shadows. My reminder that true power is found not in position. But in prayer. Thank you for covering me.

And to Zambia. My beloved homeland. Thank you for allowing me to serve. To stumble. To learn. And to rise again. Everything I have done. I have done out of love for you. There is still much work to do. Poverty. Inequality. Corruption. These are wounds we must heal, together.

So today. I ask only for your prayers. That I may continue to serve. Not with noise. Not with ego. But with quiet wisdom. With humility. And with courage. Let us keep serving. Let us keep building. And let us never stop believing in the Zambia we dream of.

With love, humility, and eternal gratitude,
I remain a simple son of a Reverend.

17/06/2025

As an Identity and Purpose Leader...I help people in the recovery of their self identity and discovery of their purpose which sets a tone for a transformed, impactful, productive, purpose driven and fulfilling living.

15/06/2025

I became a father at 23. I had no manual, just memories of how I was raised, with discipline, faith, and presence. I did what I knew, bathed the children, fed them, picked them from school, helped with homework, visited relatives, and made Sundays our family day. I wasn’t always perfect, but I was always there, building connection through consistency, and giving love without needing to be asked. That’s how trust was built, that’s how foundations were laid.

Today, many men carry pressure in silence. We are expected to be strong, never break, never complain. We provide, protect, and push through, even when it hurts. Few ask how we are really doing, few see the emotional weight we carry. Some of us live with wounds we cannot name, sadness we cannot express, love we do not know how to show. And yet, we keep showing up, not because we are superheroes, but because we believe our families deserve our strength, even when it is running low.

But strength is not silence. Strength is building real relationships. Strength is putting the phone down, looking your child in the eye, and being fully present. It is teaching not just with words, but with example. It is loving their mother with honour. It is knowing when to speak, and when to listen. It is letting our children see our humanity, not just our hard work. That is how we raise sons who are grounded, and daughters who are secure. That is how we raise families that remember us for our hearts, not just our hands.

This Father’s Day, I honour every man who is trying, who is learning, who is healing, who is standing. You are not invisible, you are not alone, you are not failing. Let us keep building, keep loving, and keep growing. Let us raise a generation that remembers our presence more than our pressure. Happy Father’s Day, from one man to another.

08/06/2025

Those of you who travel or plan traveling overseas..... take this message serious and safeguard the Dignity of your nation.

We Citizens and those in diaspora plays a critical role in the ambassadorship agenda of your nation.
A good name is better than riches..... understand.

08/06/2025

LORD, detox Our Zambian Political Landscape 🙏🏾
May God help us and save the young generation of Leaders from such political and democratic toxicity.

May He raise a new breed of selfless visionary leaders who shall put the interest of their nation before theirs, and safeguard the culture of respect for human Dignity, inclusivity and service toward a common good beyond ethic, cultural, religious, political and social barriers.

May Love, Peace and unity Prevails over all human hate, Greedy, and Selfishness.

May the next generations never inherit this toxic political landscape we have witnessed especially the past 10yrs in Zambia. 🙏🏾

08/06/2025

Detox Our Zambian Political Landscape, LORD 🙏🏾

May God help us and save the young generation of Leaders from such political and democratic toxicity.

May He raise a new breed of selfless visionary leaders who shall put the interest of their nation before theirs, and safeguard the culture of respect for human Dignity, inclusivity and service toward a common good beyond ethic, cultural, religious, political and social barriers.

The generations never inherit the toxic political landscape we see today.