Abena Kasama

27/12/2024

If Satan decide to share money ladies will be like my Satanic , my satanix babe my satanically l love you 🤣🤣🤣

27/12/2024

Christmas results continue

27/12/2024

Ama restaurant ya ku Mbala nayo

27/12/2024

I'm trying to be economical, I don't want to spend money at the gym so I asked my wife to help...

27/12/2024

Guess what I'm planning to open 🤔

27/12/2024

Zambia in 2024 going to 2025

27/12/2024

Our pastor In readiness for New year

27/12/2024

Me on New Year

27/12/2024

Paramount Chief Chitimukulu of the Bemba speaking people has made an appeal to national leaders, urging them to come together and join forces with the government in a unified effort to combat the ongoing drought that is severely affecting the region.

The chief expressed his disappointment over the current state of affairs, where instead of fostering solidarity, some national leaders are creating further division by making contentious statements and utilizing the drought as a tool for political gain.

During a meeting with Levy Ngoma, Special Assistant to the President for Political Affairs, who visited him at his residence in Kasama, Paramount Chief Chitimukulu emphasized the importance of viewing the drought as a national crisis that should bring the entire nation together in a spirit of cooperation and shared purpose.

He stressed the urgent need for collaboration and constructive dialogue between national leaders and the government to devise effective strategies and solutions, rather than inciting the public and exacerbating tensions during this critical time.

26/12/2024

26/12/2024

More Christmas results

26/12/2024

Are we together

26/12/2024

This is how some people came back from Christmas

26/12/2024

Someone asked me if I would sell my uncle for 50 million, and I advised him to lower his voice Incase my uncle overhear and run

26/12/2024

A crystal clear Luombe river right here in Kasama Zambia