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03/09/2026

🎓 Another milestone in my learning journey!

I’m pleased to share that I have successfully completed the Safeguarding Essentials course offered by the Humanitarian Leadership Academy and received my Certificate of Completion. 🌍🤝

Safeguarding is an essential responsibility for anyone working with communities, particularly children and adults who may be at increased risk of harm, abuse, exploitation, or neglect.

This course has strengthened my understanding of:
🔹 Safeguarding principles and responsibilities
🔹 Recognising abuse, exploitation, and neglect
🔹 Identifying safeguarding risks
🔹 Appropriate responses and reporting
🔹 Creating safer environments within humanitarian and community programmes

As I continue growing in my journey as a nursing student, youth advocate, and community development volunteer, I’m committed to applying this knowledge to promote dignity, safety, accountability, and protection for everyone we serve.

A certificate is more than an achievement. it represents knowledge gained and a responsibility to put that knowledge into practice.

Grateful to the Humanitarian Leadership Academy for this valuable learning opportunity. 🙏🏽

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29/08/2026

Another opportunity to learn, grow and serve.

I'm honoured to share that I have been selected for the Pan- African Youth Impact Bootcamp (PAYIB) Cohort 2.0.

This opportunity means a lot to me because my journey has always been about finding ways to learn, serve my community, advocate for young people, and contribute to meaningful change.

Being selected from 4,014 applications across 59 countries, including 47 African countries, is both humbling and motivating. It reminds me that every effort to grow, participate, volunteer, speak up and create impact matters.

As I begin this journey, I look forward to learning from other young African leaders, exchanging ideas, building meaningful connections, and gaining practical skills that I can take back into my community and the spaces I serve.

I'm especially excited to explore how my experiences in nursing, youth advocacy and sustainable development can contribute to conversations and solutions that matter to Africa's future.

Grateful for the opportunity. Ready to learn. Ready to contribute. Ready to grow.

Development

21/08/2026

🥳✨ LIVE CAMA DIALOGUE | Virtue Summit – Accra, Ghana 🇬🇭

Today, I had the privilege of joining the Virtue Summit of CAMA members happening in Accra, Ghana, through the Live CAMA Dialogue on:

“Building the Future Together – The Movement We Are Becoming.” 🌍🤝🏾

One thing that really stood out for me was the reminder to step out of our comfort zones and explore other options. Sometimes, growth begins when we are willing to take that first uncomfortable step, try something different, and believe that there is more ahead of us.

Another powerful takeaway was that challenges will always be part of the journey, but they do not define us. What defines us is our ability to rise, learn, and pick ourselves up whenever we fall. ❤️‍🔥

A huge thank you to Madam Angeline Murimirwa and all the amazing panelists for such an insightful and inspiring presentation. Personally, I learnt so much from this dialogue, and I am leaving with a renewed perspective on leadership, growth, resilience, and the kind of movement we are building together.

As CAMA continues to grow, I can only imagine where we will be 10 years from now. 🌱✨ I hope we will look back and be proud of the young women who dared to step out, lead, learn, support one another, and build something bigger than themselves.

The future is ours to build. And I am excited to be part of the journey. 💙

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20/08/2026

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13/08/2026

A small moment, but an important one. 🗳️🇿🇲

Today, I exercised my right to vote for the first time.

For me, voting is a reminder that every citizen has a voice and a role to play in shaping the future of our communities and country.

As a young person, I believe our participation matters. We cannot always ask for change while remaining silent when we have an opportunity to make our voices heard.

Proud to have participated in the democratic process. 🇿🇲

12/08/2026

Giving Back, Sharing Love & Creating Smiles ❤️

On 10th August, I had the privilege of joining my CAMA sisters from the Lusaka Chapter for a visit to God Gives Orphanage Centre. 💕

As CAMFED, we believe in the importance of giving back to our communities, supporting one another, and creating spaces where every child feels loved, valued and encouraged.

The highlight of the day was seeing the beautiful smiles on the children’s faces. 🥹❤️ We spent time playing games, dancing, singing, sharing laughter and words of encouragement with them. We also reminded them about the importance of education, staying in school, believing in themselves, praying and putting God first. 🙏🏽📚

We also had the opportunity to share some essential donations with the children and the centre. It may seem like a small gesture, but seeing how much joy it brought was a beautiful reminder that kindness, no matter how small, can make a difference.

I left with a full heart and an even greater reminder that we don’t always need to have much to make someone smile. Sometimes, our presence, love and encouragement are enough. ❤️

Thank you to my amazing CAMA sisters for making this day special. Together, we can continue to make a difference, one community and one smile at a time. 🌍💙

“It is not how much we give, but how much love we put into giving.” ❤️

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11/08/2026

Rural Attachment Completed! 🌿🩺❤️

Today, I’m grateful to say that I have successfully completed my rural attachment at St. Paul’s Mulungushi Facility an experience that has taught me so much, both professionally and personally.

During this attachment, I had the opportunity to rotate through different departments and participate in a wide range of services. In OPD, I learnt how to screen patients, dispense medication, provide ART services and support the delivery of quality patient care.

In MCH, I gained practical experience in antenatal booking, health education and counselling, labour ward, as well as immunization. Through Primary Health Care, I participated in community outreach services, including under-five services, immunization, family planning and domiciliary visits.

One of the highlights was visiting St. Paul’s Primary School, where we engaged pupils on important topics such as drug abuse, child abuse, the importance of education and the dangers of early marriage. It reminded me that nursing goes beyond the hospital walls . it is also about empowering and educating communities. ❤️

My experience in the laboratory was equally valuable. I learnt and participated in procedures such as blood grouping, malaria testing, HIV and syphilis testing, urinalysis and haemoglobin testing. Every department gave me a new skill and a deeper understanding of holistic patient care.

Beyond academics and clinical practice, this attachment also strengthened my faith. Our Wednesday Masses gave us moments to reflect, pray and receive encouragement from the priest, reminding us of the importance of compassion, service and faith in our journey.

I am deeply grateful to Levy Mwanawasa Medical University for giving us this opportunity to step outside the classroom and learn through real community experiences. I am also sincerely thankful to the entire St. Paul’s Mulungushi Facility team for welcoming us, guiding us, teaching us and allowing us to be part of their work.

This attachment has been filled with lessons, challenges, new experiences and memories that I will carry with me throughout my nursing journey.

One attachment completed, countless lessons gained, and one step closer to becoming the nurse I aspire to be. 🩺❤️

08/08/2026

As Zambia heads toward the 2026 General Elections, one thing is clear: the future of our country will be shaped by the choices we make today. For young people, this is more than just an election it's an opportunity to influence the kind of Zambia we want to live in.

Your Vote, Your Future: A Youth Guide to Zambia's Elections is a reminder that every registered voter has the power to make a difference. Whether it's education, employment, healthcare, climate action, or economic opportunities, your vote is your voice.

This message also aligns with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, which promotes inclusive decision-making, accountable institutions, and active citizen participation. Strong democracies are built when citizens especially young people take part in the electoral process.

https://meet.google.com/cer-pfux-rgz

Link to the webinar.

The future isn't something we wait for it's something we vote for.

03/08/2026

Monday Morning Reflection ☀️

A new week is a new opportunity to grow, serve, and become better than yesterday. Don’t let last week’s setbacks define this week. Walk in faith, work with purpose, and trust that God is already making a way where you can’t yet see one.

“Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans.” — Proverbs 16:3

Have a blessed and productive Monday. 🌿

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