Female Wisdom Corner

01/07/2025

BALLY’S GLOBAL MOVES ARE PAYING OFF☑️ KWENYU

Susan Tembo

While some were busy making noise, President Hakainde Hichilema (Bally) was out there making major moves for Zambia. Now the hustle is paying off, and the results are starting to show!Thanks to Bally’s solid global connections, investors are pouring into the country, bringing in foreign cash , creating jobs, and boosting major sectors like mining, farming, clean energy, and infrastructure.

The Kwacha Is Catching a Breath☑️ kwenyu

Let’s talk money. The Kwacha is finally stabilizing, which means less pressure on prices, more confidence in the economy, and better vibes for business. This is huge for young entrepreneurs, small businesses, and anyone trying to build something real.Zambia in the

Solar Big League☑️ kwenyu

Guess what? Zambia is now one of the Top 5 African countries with a massive solar power plant. That’s not just bragging rights,that’s clean energy, more jobs, and a big win for SMEs that rely on affordable power to grow and hustle.Real Change.

Real Action ☑️ Kwenyu

From restructuring debt to fighting corruption and fixing the economy, Bally is proving that leadership is more than just talk,it’s about delivery. And best believe, the world is paying attention to what’s happening in Zambia.This isn’t just a comeback,it’s a whole new level. Zambia is rising, the energy is different, and the future is looking brighter than ever.

Bally is not playing. He’s delivering. And we’re here for it ☑️ kwenyu

04/06/2025

Making progress, no matter how small, is a testament to your strength and resilience. While success may not always be immediate, every attempt brings you closer to your goals. Remember, acceptance is a powerful catalyst for transformation. 💊

Blessed morning to you all. Let’s go and try as many times as we possibly can.

Susan Tembo

02/06/2025

SUSAN TEMBO FOUNDATION DONATES BUILDING MATERIALS TO HILLSIDE SDA CHURCH IN SIAVONGA

Siavonga, June 2, 2025 — The Susan Tembo Foundation (STF) has donated 55 bags of cement and building sand to aid the development of the new worship facility at the Hillside Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church in Siavonga.

Speaking at the event, STF President Susan Tembo who is also UPND National Youth Trustee emphasized the importance of community development and the role of faith institutions in uplifting local communities.

“It’s an honor to support this church’s growth. We believe that strengthening places of worship also strengthens the community,” Ms Tembo said at the event where she was the guest of honor for the groundbreaking ceremony of the new church building.

The groundbreaking ceremony marked the official start of construction, a milestone that promises to provide the Hillside SDA congregation with a new, permanent place to worship and gather.

Community members and church leaders praised the partnership with the Susan Tembo Foundation, noting that contributions like this accelerate development and foster unity.

07/04/2025

We wish to extend our deepest condolences to the Nawakwi family on the passing on of mama Edith Nawakwi, the FDD president.

25/03/2025

CASTRATE DEFILERS AND ARREST FAMILY MEMBERS WHO NEGOTIATE FOR DEFILEMENT CASES TO SETTLED OUTSIDE COURT - SUSAN TEMBO

25/03/2025

Lusaka — Speaking during a press briefing held at the UPND secretariat, yesterday. UPND National Youth trustee Susan Tembo,urged government to work closely with counseling institutions such as the Psychology Association of Zambia (PAZ) and the Counseling Association of Zambia (CAZ) in safeguarding the mental wellbeing of sexual abuse victims.

Tembo stressed that these institutions are critical in providing professional support to victims and should not be ignored.

She further called on the government to engage with traditional healers, amid allegations that some are fueling sexual abuse by advising people to sleep with minors in search of wealth.

“Traditional healers found wanting should also be brought to book,” she emphasized.

Tembo also called for stiffer punishment against parents who negotiate sexual abuse cases outside court in a bid to protect offenders.

In a bold suggestion, she proposed that the government consider introducing chemical castration for sexual offenders.

“If possible, introduce chemical castration so that we instantly get away with the biological aspect and remain with the social aspect,” she said.

Tembo stressed that only through strong partnerships, tougher laws, and decisive action can the country effectively combat sexual abuse and protect its citizens.

19/03/2025

EMBRACING YOUTH INCLUSION IN GOVERNANCE: A CALL TO ACTION.

By Susan Tembo

(Philanthropist/Activist)

We welcome the growing inclusion of youth and women in governance as a crucial step toward a more dynamic and representative leadership. This is not just an opportunity, it is a responsibility that we, as the youth and women, must embrace with diligence and purpose.

The choices we make today will shape the legacy we leave for future generations. If we fail to rise to the occasion, we risk depriving those who come after us of a stronger, more inclusive democracy.

With the favorable environment the New Dawn government (UPND) has created, it is now the time to demonstrate our capabilities, contribute fresh ideas, and prove that youth leadership is not just about the future - it is about the present.

Let us seize this moment and lead with integrity, innovation, and unwavering commitment.

07/05/2024

Happy birthday to our First Lady Madam Mutinta Hichilema

26/03/2024

PanAfricanDailyTV writes.....

DO YOU KNOW
▪️Senegal will arguably become another Africa's country with two first ladies after the Gambia.

▪️The 44-Yr-Old Senegalese President-elect, Bassirou Diomaye Faye is blessed with two wives, namely Marie Khone Faye and
Absa Faye. They've 4 children.

▪️Faye is a close friend of Opposition leader Ousmane Sonkoare, that he even named one his sons Ousmane in honor of their friendship.

▪️Faye says he believes in system change and left-wing pan-Africanism to reclaim Senegal’s sovereignty, a rhetoric some analysts believe is an allusion to intentions to distance the country from Western powers especially former colonial ruler France.

▪️In 2000, Faye earned his baccalaureate. He successfully attained a master’s degree in law and subsequently cleared both competitive exams, enrolling at the National School of Administration (ENA) and the magistracy in 2004.

What's your opinion on polygamy in Africa?

20/02/2024

Susan Tembo writes…..

02/11/2023

29/07/2023

Luanshya boarding house burns to ashes

FEMALE students of Roan School of Nursing in Luanshya have lost their possessions after fire swept through their boarding house on Thursday afternoon.

The boarding house which is located in Luanshya at house number, 475 section 3 in Roan Township occupied 16 students.

circumstances behind the fire have remained unconfirmed.

According to a statement by Copperbelt Police Commanding Officer, Peacewell Mweemba, the house went up in flames as three of the students were sleeping while 13 others went to work at the hospital they are doing attachments at.

Some alert neighbors who observed thick smoke bellowing from some windows of the house and immediately alerted the sleeping students.

Upon discovering that three rooms were on fire, the students quickly escaped through the windows and later stood outside the burning house helplessly to await the arrival of the Fire Brigade.

Unable to allow everything burn to ashes, some onlookers braved heat and sneaked into the burning house to retrieve some property fro the rooms that had not caught fire yet.

But despite their best efforts, property worth K200,000 was lost on the fire.

By Buumba Mwitumwa

Kalemba July 29, 2023

01/03/2023

Susan Tembo writes….

I don't mind people making propaganda about Hakainde Hichilema because he is a politician, but making fake propaganda about the First lady Mutinta Hichilema is not fair and uncalled. Mutinta has continued to live a humble life and has no appetite for wealth. We strongly denounce politics of malice.

Susan Tembo
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