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@Cinammon_Lava It's officially no more "the people's game" . What a shame... fifa ironically is the one that's destroyed it.

I wish the World Cup wasn’t even in US because these prices are so ridiculous it’s making me sad chileee

@LankyObserver Seems to be niche biz for especially Asian origin businessmen to get ridiculous wealth by openly doing dodgy deals with governments...from Kenya to the Cape. Needs an indepth study.. same MO same eye-watering sums.

Interesting.

@permexpat Hi. Can you share more info pls.

Who of my friends here are into the EV market and want to make some serious ROI? I have home EV chargers for sale, A LOT of them, need a sales partner, let’s talk!

@HonMushimba Tell the council to take down that bill board encroaching the side walk. That's a serious hazard risk. It's also restricting the capacity of the drain. Let's start with fixing the small things first.

Our billboards have started going up around Lusaka. Next is Kopala. Please Join the revolution at oppzm.org #HardReset

@xinrew @BoggyManSann @Mileage_impo You obviously missed the part where it was meant to be a bit of a joke. Do lighten up when you have a mo..

@lifesfare @BoggyManSann @Mileage_impo theres nothing offensive abt this, its asking something valid. its rather hypocritical for you to ask someone to "let you know" either lol the car was donated to a museum shortly before she passed as she didnt want to sell privately. its displayed in the wisconsin auto museum

Florida Grandma Drove the Same Car for 53 Years, Then the Odometer Hit 567,000 Miles Rachel Veitch’s life story can not be told without mentioning her car. For more than five decades, the Orlando grandmother shared her life with a single vehicle: a 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente she lovingly named “La Chariot.” By the time she finally stopped driving, the odometer read an astonishing 567,000 miles more than the distance from Earth to the moon and back. Veitch bought the car new in February 1964 from a dealership in Sanford, Florida, paying $3,289. At the time, gasoline cost 39 cents a gallon, Lyndon B. Johnson was president, and “The Little Old Lady from Pasadena” played on the radio. She was a young nurse, a mother of four, and had no idea that the car would outlast nearly everything else in her life. Over the years, La Chariot survived three marriages, eight mufflers, at least 17 batteries, multiple sets of shocks, and countless oil changes. Veitch often joked that the car had proven far more dependable than her husband's. “My Chariot has never lied to me or cheated on me,” she once said. “I can always depend on her.” After divorcing her third husband in 1975, he took their 1972 Pontiac. Veitch kept the Mercury. “I’ll bet he’s traded cars half a dozen times by now,” she added, “and I still have my Chariot, my faithful pal.” The Mercury wasn’t pampered as a museum piece. It was driven constantly. Despite its “lousy” 15 miles per gallon, automatic transmission, and frosty air conditioning, the car carried Veitch across the country, including a long road trip to Pennsylvania in 2007 for her 70th high school reunion. It also appeared at numerous car shows and became a familiar sight among antique car clubs. In 2002, the car underwent a renovation shortly after Veitch received a speeding ticket for driving 92 mph in a 55-mph zone. Her secret to longevity was simple and obsessive care. Veitch meticulously logged every fill-up, recording mileage, dates, and fuel economy. “I’ve never been a destructive person,” she said. “I’ve taken care of everything except my husband.” So closely was she associated with La Chariot that friends and neighbours eventually grew tired of hearing the story. “People don’t want to talk to me anymore,” Veitch joked. “They’re tired of hearing about my Chariot.” Veitch remained active in the National Association of Antique Automobile Clubs and proudly represented her Mercury Comet Caliente wherever she went. Eventually, age-related issues forced her to stop driving. And finally, Rachel Veitch herself reached the end of the road. She passed away on May 11, 2017, in Orlando, Florida, at the age of 98. A widely shared video of her and La Chariot was recorded a few years earlier, when the odometer read “only” 540,000 miles. For Rachel Veitch, the car was never just transportation. It was a witness to a lifetime, a constant companion that stayed faithful long after everything else had changed.

@BoggyManSann @Mileage_impo C'mon dude. Have some soul. Its meant to be a touching story about the lady. Let me know if u hear anything about the ride.

@Mileage_impo So what happened to the car after she died?

@DrFredMmembe @HHichilema If you are truly an honest patriot who will always put country first, this is not the right side of this argument.

One year on today and former President Mr Edgar Chagwa Lungu is still frozen in the mortuary. What kind of a country have we become? We again urge @HHichilema & his govt to drop the court cases in South Africa and allow the family to bury Mr Lungu in line with his wishes.

@ExxAlerts The FBI alert has more holes than a grater.

ALERT: FBI places a $10,000 bounty on an escaped prisoner who transferred himself $11 million from a victim's stolen Charles Schwab account he accessed on a contraband cellphone. Arthur Cofield was serving an 11-year sentence for conspiracy to commit bank fraud and aggravated identity theft at a Federal Correctional Institute (FCI) in Jesup, Georgia. While in the FCI, Cofield allegedly used a contraband cellphone, gained access to a victim's Charles Schwab investment account, and wired himself $11 million. With the money, Cofield bought a $4 million mansion and 6,106 gold coins that he had transferred to Atlanta via private plane. Cofield escaped the FCI on May 26th, and the FBI warns that he is armed and dangerous.

Zambia is in the same boat...

@veryloudohn It's still $5. This is just a "promo code" for first two months.

It's now $2, first it reaches pa $1🤣

@bandapau1t10u5 Actually quite enjoyable... I guess when it's by choice its not the same.

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@ThelastEvans Sadly he comes across like many before him. No real plan for change...

@lifesfare Yes it makes up for one thing BUT he’s making it seem like it’s the ONLY reason why he should be MP. Which shouldn’t be the case. Every interview he does it’s the only thing he talks about, almost like he’s looking for sympathy votes.

Alexander Mumba Sakala thinks he should become MP for Matero because he was born, raised and struggled in Matero. That’s it, that’s all he got. 😂

@KingCH3310 I've noticed growing interest.. I send used gas cookers from UAE.

Having a gas a stove has been a gamer changer. I buy electricity units once every 2 months.. that's like k150

@NicklausWinter1 The "management" in waste management.

Waste management has got crazy money

@joseph_kalimbwe You'll also need a thicker skin and lots of humility.. both lacking. Critics will come at you.. known and un known.. get used to it.

@lifesfare Once you are man enough to use your real name, come again and we shall reply. It's better than using a fake name

No sir. The Mnangagwa surname is held by many in Zambia. You can't wish them evil because of their name Like all Zambians, he deserves a fair chance to represent his Constituency. We are already going through difficult as Independent MP Candidates in this Zambian Election.

@joseph_kalimbwe "I've built structures "? These obviously dictate you be the "chisen one". What's the difference with the UPND structures? You sound entitled and desperate.. never a good thing.

Folks just tweet things Saying its a waste of time to contest as an Independent MP on Copperbelt ??? Only a none Zambian can say such In Dag Hammarskjöld Constituency, I've built political structures. Asked to withdraw. We rejected but got blocked. Our people are clear 🇿🇲

@joseph_kalimbwe Why not run as independent thru he campaigns? Why not resign from the party publicly stating full reasons why? There's obviously a selfish intent in the way the current trend of sudden independents have come about.

I've read a lot online that Independent MP Candidates are selfish. Truth is, we've spent months building structures on the ground. We have built political numbers. Then someone who's never been on the ground & can't win a seat is adopted. Must we abondon our works for him ??

@AutoPap @ListerLawrence Kindly dm pls

@ListerLawrence I honestly can’t be bothered Lawrence. I’ve sent messages to people who replied to your tweet, so let’s see

The sweet smell of a 61 year old Mercedes. Someone should bottle and sell it. #EauDePagoda