Silky_Johnson

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Silky_Johnson

Silky_Johnson

@RevoltConscious

More than will ever meet the eye..

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Silky_Johnson
Silky_Johnson@RevoltConscious·
Before I take a truce I'll take em to hell with me!
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Silky_Johnson@RevoltConscious·
@bellamufazi @FMwenge Am sure he must have seen one of the CEOs ushering in the church, exercising some 'humility'.😂
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Bintou 💜@bellamufazi·
@FMwenge Kaya Felix, kapena ushers shouldn't build wealth.
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Mufuka
Mufuka@tallzedgirl·
The people who killed Eneless Kamutumbe weren't monsters. They were ordinary people in a crowd. Science explains how that happens and what stops it. A thread on mob psychology 🧵
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Mufuka
Mufuka@tallzedgirl·
@nkowane1 @UnzMebelo @Lwand01 Superstition is a powerful trigger but not the only one. The Holocaust was fuelled by racial ideology not superstition. The Rwandan genocide was fuelled by ethnic propaganda through radio. Mob triggers have evolved from supernatural to ideological.
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Dr. B
Dr. B@YourVetDoc·
The ambition is commendable but the idea leapfrogs reality here. Are we talking about the same Lusaka where street lights barely work? 😅 A 24-hour economy sounds great on paper, but let’s be honest — we’re not ready. - Basic infrastructure is still unreliable (lighting, roads, sanitation) - Power supply isn’t consistent — businesses already struggle to operate in normal hours - Security concerns at night are still very real - Most of the country (not just Lusaka) lacks even the foundation for night-time economic activity In Lusaka alone, many areas are literally left in the dark due to maintenance issues, power cuts, and vandalism — now imagine scaling a night economy on that. We can’t run before we walk. Fix the basics first — power, lighting, security, transport — then talk about a 24-hour economy. Right now, the formal economy can't reliably functiom during the traditional 8-to-5 due to several issues. How does adding the night shift fix this?
Jito Kayumba@JitoKayumba

The 24 Hour Economy Cabinet’s move toward a 24-hour economy marks a seismic shift in the nation’s economic philosophy. Historically, our markets, offices, and industries have followed the traditional "8-to-5" rhythm, effectively leaving the gears of productivity idle for two-thirds of every day. ​By transitioning to a round-the-clock model, Zambia isn't just extending business hours; it is expanding the very horizon of what our economy can achieve. ​The benefits of this decision ripple across every sector of society, from the bustling streets of Lusaka to the industrial heart of the Copperbelt. ​1. Job Creation and the "Shift" Advantage ​The most immediate impact is the creation of a multi-shift labour market. To operate 24/7, businesses must hire more staff to cover night shifts. ​Youth Employment: This creates a massive entry point for young Zambians looking for flexible work or full-time roles in retail, logistics, and security. ​2. Maximizing Infrastructure and Capital ​Under a 12-hour model, expensive machinery and infrastructure sit dormant at night. A 24-hour cycle ensures that ​Manufacturing plants operate at peak efficiency, lowering the unit cost of production. ​Road networks are utilised during off-peak hours, reducing daytime congestion and speeding up the logistics of moving goods to our land-linked neighbours. ​3. Enhanced Public Safety and Service Delivery ​A city that never sleeps is often a city that is safer. Increased night-time activity necessitates better street lighting and more active policing, which naturally deters crime. ​Access to Services: Imagine being able to process a permit, visit a clinic, or handle banking needs after your own work shift ends. This levels the playing field for the average worker. ​4. Revenue Generation ​For the government, more business hours mean more transactions, leading to increased VAT and corporate tax revenue. These funds are critical for the National Development Plan's goals of improving health and education. ​The success of a 24-hour economy rests on three critical enablers: ​Energy Security: Constant power is the lifeblood of this model. Continued investment in solar and hydro diversification is non-negotiable. ​Transport & Security: Public transport must be available and safe at all hours to ensure workers can commute without fear. ​Labour Rights: Stronger enforcement of labor laws will be needed to ensure that "24-hour" doesn't mean "overworked," protecting the welfare of shift workers. ​ ​Zambia's move to a 24-hour economy is an admission that the global market doesn't wait for the sun to rise in one specific region. By unlocking the night, we are unlocking our future. Let's go.

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Alex Kasonde, PhD
Alex Kasonde, PhD@AlexKasonde5·
@ukusefya @FMwenge @Kabasomwansa1 In a nut shell, oil is good endowment. Brain is even better than oil. With brains, water turns into oil. Yet again, oil with brains is best. Kantemba republics are shameful mweee
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Felix
Felix@FMwenge·
Zambia is rich in minerals. Poor in human development.
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Silky_Johnson@RevoltConscious·
So I'm ridin' through the city streets reachin' for a memory to hang on Goin' backwards like a penalty to see a younger me, but that day's gone!
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Sipho Phiri 🇿🇲
Sipho Phiri 🇿🇲@siphophiri·
This is how a surprising number of people live in the richest country in the world 🇺🇸. It does not get more clear than this that the 'American Dream' is now merely a propaganda tool... so sad to see. I won't even bother showing how they live in 'socialist' countries like Denmark 🇩🇰 or 'communist' countries like China 🇨🇳
Jake@JakeCan72

This man lived in a storage unit for two months. Climate control. Running water and electricity. Real American ingenuity when rent hits $3,000+ a month.

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Daughter of Athena
Daughter of Athena@amothersmuse·
@RevoltConscious @michaelchama1 I didn’t follow the conversations about the old me but I can assure you, they have always been there. But there’s nothing to suggest that it’s old me. Being talked about here. I mean even me at my big age, I’ll not touch an old man. 😂😂😂
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easyngweesniper@michaelchama1·
@RevoltConscious Dawg it’s truly a time to be alive 😂😂😂I appreciate the fact we practically have all this info right in our faces
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Silky_Johnson
Silky_Johnson@RevoltConscious·
@amothersmuse @michaelchama1 Fair enough! Although it does seem like a heavy contradiction given the recent uproar about older men. The math is a little confusing😂😂
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Silky_Johnson@RevoltConscious·
@michaelchama1 Interesting times we are living in😂. Just when you thought the older men were the problem😂.
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easyngweesniper
easyngweesniper@michaelchama1·
@RevoltConscious Of course it’s about saying it with your chest and even then it’s okay someone said this is daylight extortion 😪
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Silky_Johnson@RevoltConscious·
@michaelchama1 There's that but there's also a very fine line between setting standards and putting a price tag on yourself. I mean can you tell the difference? 🤷🏾‍♂️
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easyngweesniper@michaelchama1·
@RevoltConscious Eyyy if she’s set her standard great do you have to participate NO! that’s okay too understand one thing there’s a quiet part she’s not saying out loud pretty privilege
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Silky_Johnson@RevoltConscious·
@michaelchama1 @applechews_ @veryloudohn I read a tweet on here that really resonates with what she's saying. I mean Ho culture has now sipped through the mainstream. Prostitutes now have strong opinions on dating.
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easyngweesniper
easyngweesniper@michaelchama1·
@applechews_ @veryloudohn Diddy did a number on her cause now she can’t go back to regular rappers and even they are not the norm😂😂😂😂wow
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Silky_Johnson
Silky_Johnson@RevoltConscious·
@Tigu_El Politicians have campaigned using tribe which I find very low IQ but saying it has failed is a bit of an exaggeration. We have never been and aren't at the brink of war because one tribe/region hates the other.
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🇿🇲▕⃝⃤ 🎭🕷️ FN-8448 🦸🏾‍♂️🌑🜃📿🇲🇼
This is such an interesting observation. I've always felt "One Zambia One Nation" was coined to kinda challenge us to rise above our tribal identities but it simply hasn't worked out 😂
Paul H: Fight! Linyama! Fight@Stretford_Bally

An honest question we all need to ask ourselves, do you consider yourself a Zambian first or are you Lozi, Tonga or Bemba or Chikunda or Nsenga first and Zambian second?

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