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Looks like it was a boring week pa Zed.
#22 akali soja aka kalefwa ukwaluka muli vera chiluba?
W.Banda officially opens a squat for cadres.
Ba Che, paliba “Interchem” pali gelo wa pa Zed. You will be suprised to see how many of them have orange faces while the rest of their body is as dark as amalasha. kupukunyafye umutwe mwandini.
We have seen better pictures, this was more like much ado about nothing.
Pic 12, Now William Banda i even donating stuff to pipo. Hmm where did he get the resources from? Drama pa zed zoona is going sky high
15,16. mulefwa kuma steroids. They do not last in 10 years time you will be like Dereck Bird/Raul Moat
Pic 16-How true is it that those who lift heavy weights like that ends up with a ka small john ?
@ #8, thats quite true….it’s a result of the steroids they take.
Am trying to decode what the caption in pic 1 is about!!
Pic 1, that bodygurad looks like a weakling to me. How effective is he?
Picture #18, good uniform, I understand some Lozi Ambassador heading a Zambian mission abroad has dictated that all the officers should have for women Misisi and for men those kaboke type of stupid attires like in picture #18. In fact to present credentials to the Emperor, all officers at the mission were dressed in Misisis and the kaboke type of uniforms where men wore skirts, this is the change happening, we do not know what reason.
#12,Am not Lozi but i think as a Zambian, i would be happy and proud to wear a Msisi as a traditional dress.Infact,can Zambian tailors make the attires easily available and affordable please.
William Banda will never be a hero in Zambia…MMD cant see this…Are you so detached from the people sure??? Ya, go ahead and impress them lovely old ladies—the masses know better…
#8 I lift weights and my John has stayed amazingly big(well it does occasionally gym too ). Maybe those that use steroids as #9 puts it
I do agree with you #13, just like the Kilt dressing in the UK (Scotland) which can be bought on the high street, the Msisi should be made available to all Zambians and Tourists to buy on the open market. Well-done Lozis for the traditional dressing and your rich culture.
ARAKAN BARRACKS LOOKS LIKE A WAR ZONE ALREADY. YOU MEAN THESE SOLDIER CAN’T MEND THEIR ROADS IN THEIR BARRACKS? OR IS IT PART OF THE CONDUCIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR SOLDIERS?
#19 (sorry). ARAKAN BARRACKS LOOKS LIKE A WAR ZONE ALREADY. YOU MEAN THESE SOLDIER CAN’T MEND THEIR ROADS IN THEIR BARRACKS? OR IS IT PART OF THE CONDUCIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR SOLDIERS?
#12. I HOPE THE MONEY USED TO BUY BLANKETS AND DONATE THEM TO MMD CADRES AREN’T FROM THE PUBLIC COFFERS? AND INSTEAD ISOLATED INCIDENTS OF DONATIONS TO THE OLD AND VULNERABLE WHY NOT JUST SET UP A GOOD AND WELL DEFINED SOCIAL SECURITY FOR THE OLD (OUR PARENTS), SAY A PENSION FOR EVERY OLD PERSON OF THE AGE 60 AND ABOVE. THESE THINGS HAPPEN IN SOME OTHER SOTHERN AFRICAN COUNTRIES. ALL OLD PEOPLE ARE GIVEN A PENSION (TO LIVE ON)- EVERY MONTH THEY GET PAID.
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