Mweemba Kaambwa

@mutachali @HerbalistChief What does the refusal to sign an MoU imply? You say, 'Well, gents, we appreciate your thoughtfulness but we won't sign the MoU because we want to safeguard the our data privacy and we can't grant you preferential treatment in our mining sector'. Tekukana uku, Yamah?

@HerbalistChief It’s very important to not that, no African country has rejected these new US healthcare aid… they haven’t just signed the MoU, that doesn’t imply rejected… STOP SPREADING MISINFORMATION

These African countries rejected millions of dollars and refused to hand over their health data to the US. For once, an African country stood its ground 👏🏽

@JBwembya34367 @zoomafrika1 Kulaba ukusamwa pa shosho media 😂🤣 Uleimweneshamofye ubupuba

@zoomafrika1 A country that has been reduced to a satanic nation that has kept a dead body of a former president for almost a year.

What comes to your mind when you think of this country, Zambia

Former Deputy Chief Justice Marvin Mwanamwambwa who was retired in national interest in 2019, has been appointed president of the Comesa Court of Justice. Congratulations sir.

Zambia’s $2 billion US health-aid talks stalled over data-sharing demands that risked privacy violations and conditions tied to preferential access to minerals, the foreign minister said bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE TO US AMBASSADOR’S FAREWELL REMARKS x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Now I understand why Govts ignore certain chaps. It's the Hypocrisy. How can the same mouth say: "Zambia is giving Mining houses tax holidays" today, and tomorrow argue with Haimbe about Zambia's refusal to give away critical minerals to US companies? Just how? Hypocrites!

Bravery.

Listen! I have a lot of respect and admiration for Davido for the thought he put into his outfits for his show in Zambia. I clearly see why he will outlast most African superstars, this attention to culturally detail is so beautiful. fundmyorganisation.com

They ignored you when you were building… don’t let them interrupt when you winning.

Arrived in Freetown for my second stint as an Adviser to the Government of Sierra Leone in 2014. As I sat for my first meal lo and behold, Kapa Ba Chriticles Mwansa was seated in the same hotel restaurant. We ended up staying in the same house the whole time I was in Freetown until his sad passing while playing his favourite game, Golf! We worked and lived through Ebola crisis spending countless hours discussing life and politics. May His Soul Continue to Rest in Eternal Peace. What a great mentor and man he was. Patriotic always and a firm believer in tradition and culture. We need more Zambians like him!

Why don't we talk about white businessmen who enjoy the same proximity?

Before we get to answer, were you the one driving? 😳

@nyaika256 What car were you using?

This is the hardest car to keep up with on any highway, nga I’ve chased the ka thing . Been averaging 160km/hr for almost 30 minutes

@HEBobiwine 😂🤣😂

When you have success, be extra wary. When you are angry, take no action. When you are fearful, know you are going to exaggerate the dangers you face.

@MtongaAndrew5 "Both Ucar and Mazoka matter, but swapping a national icon for a partisan figure will always divide." I stated this. And, it's actually in sync with your stance on the issue.

@ChairmanMweemba Okay, but renaming is what we are complaining about. You can name any newly constructed Toll Gates.

Not to endorse the name change. But, did you know that Mazoka had a farm near the same toll plaza?

@luchi7 This isn’t about taxpayers building houses for former CJs, it’s about institutional stability. When top public officials are guaranteed dignity after service, it reduces DESPERATION, CORRUPTION INCENTIVES, and POLITICAL INTERFERENCE. Strong exit conditions = stronger governance.

Why are tax payers being asked to build a former CJ a house,makes Zero sense

My mom used to throw away the “bad” beans before cooking. But when rain came, those same beans grew beautifully and became a harvest. Don’t cry when people reject or look down on you. Your season is coming, and those who ignored you today may value you tomorrow.

Zambia is simply modernising outdated laws and formalising retirement benefits for top office holders, something many stable democracies already do. It’s about continuity, dignity, and protecting the office, not just the individual.

This isn’t about perks, it’s about institutional stability. When top public officials are guaranteed dignity after service, it reduces desperation, corruption incentives, and political interference. Strong exit conditions = stronger governance. 1/2