First Lady Christine Kaseba has appealed to the corporate world to embrace the spirit of giving during this Christmas period.
Dr. Kaseba was speaking in Lusaka today when she received K 60,000 donation towards her charity work from Golden Peacock Hotel.
She said there were a lot of people in the community who require assistance and the corporate world through their corporate social responsibility programmes can do to a lot to help such people.
Dr. Kaseba said the corporate world should emulate God who gave his Son to die for the redemption of mankind, by also extending a giving hand to meeting the needs of vulnerable people in Society.
Dr. Kaseba added that it is impossible to ignore vulnerable people in society, especially women and children who she said have been negatively affected by the breakdown of the extended family system in Zambia.
She commended Golden Peacock Hotel for the donation saying it will go a long way in cushioning the hardships that some vulnerable people in communities face.
And Chinese Ambassador to Zambia Zhou Yuxiao commended Dr. Kaseba for her charitable work that has assisted a lot of people in Society.
Mr. Yuxiao said Ubutala Ubwa Bumi needs to be supported so that it can reach a lot of people who are in need.
The Chinese Ambassador said he hopes more Chinese firms operating in Zambia will emulate Golden Peacock by donating towards noble causes such as Ubutala Ubwa Bumi.
And Golden Peacock General Manager Yu Xiao Feng said the Hotel decided to partner with Ubutala Ubwa Bumi after observing that the work that is benefitting a lot of people.
ZANIS
Yaba kekekek these
Ukulu…. muka Yama, ichintu chintu umwe!
I miss Charlotte.
Its not about receiving what about giving you fortuitous animal married to sata uwo tabwima nokwima. After 70 yrs tabwima nokwima ata
please muka yama,, talk for the masses to Sata claus to good this christmas and stop borrowing kaloba ,,, please, please, please,,muka yama tell Sata claus that nurses need their jobs back, people will die carelessily
I commented @Ndobo’s Sata-Claus hilarious name, someone commanded to remove my comment. Fine… bring it on!!:
Umukashi obe in picture is being bothered by a petticoat, time to stop using them.
Now your turn hit back…
a country gone to the dogs!
But madam first lady icho chikwendo…. is the president safe
so sexy
there is sweet news on zambian watchdog! some cruel heartless 1diot somewhere in statehouse actually collapsed on wednesday and is waiting for evacuation to a country where they have not fired their nurses. there is no christmas for my brothers and sisters who got fired. sad indeed
True . Let us give within families and beyond . So many people need a helping hand especially with food . Unga wa dula ka?
china man knows how to corrupt,no size.he is donating knowing what he wants in return.pasop
but why bembalize your organisation madam, imagine a lozi or tonga giving a vote of thanks then forced to be mentioning “ubutala bwa bumi” can somebody translate for her 7n english please.its the medium of communication anyway.
Noone stops anyone from communicating such phraseology from their vernacular
Are these not the similar donations made to MMD party during Sata and RB times?
gfyfyfyfftdrsrsrtdtf
wat does ‘ubutala wa bumi’ mean?
… Some questions Lozis ask? Its is in Bemba, I don’t want to translate for free, even if Kilistina is asking to offer free service.
Ubutala bwa ? means sweetness of sex, Kaseba is advertising
@Kay
ki butala bwa mina
“Ubukala bwa bune”
What’s her comment on the firing of 100 nurses by her husband. ..do these people even understand what CSR is? Its not about mere handouts; you don’t just wake up in the morning and say today I will practice CSR because its Xmas. ..its something you incorporate in your business model to empower the local community in the long term. Its not about merely handing out blankets and sweets at Xmas. Its more than that…why don’t we encourage them to sponsors pupils tbrough bursaries or scholarships?
So true @ jay jay, the government also needs a reliable job creation policy to rid itself of monetary corporate handouts. It’s the government’s responsibility to formulate workable job creation policy so that the average Joe and Jane can benefit and become self dependent. Or, instead of donating to Ubutala Bwa Bumi, this particular business house could employ a deserving individual for K60 000 bucks at an official wage or salary. Let the corporate world donate vacancies and help our young generation to acquire some sort of skills or workplace experience to face the challenges of tomorrow with confidence.
Yes the gov’t should encourage appreterships for the unemployed youth for starters…then give tax relief in return.
Her she is receiving and she wants other people to give…shaaa!!!
moda fukaz u alwayz want to be given muka ibombela lisa?and when are u going to give otherz?
First lady please don’t encourage the culture of expecting free goodies coz you run the risk of entrenching our bad zambian culture of lethargy and dependency.
Yes indeed,lets not reinforce dependency.
Uku Temwa Uku Lomba…ya bwafya, when shall we start DOING FOR SELF? We want a SPIRIT OF SELF- SUFFICIENCY NOT ONE OF DEPENDENCE BEING ENCOURAGED, PROMOTED AND TAUGHT, I rather find such traits not in keeping with a people that require development and progress such as us.
Muka yama looking very nice and appetizing. Beauty and brains what a good combination.
No wonder we have by-elections, Sata is sexually frustrated due to his non functional bobbit. This woman needs a good ride. She is at that age in her life, when intimacy is crucial.
Golden Peacock Hotel or Mulungushi International Conference Centre? See Welcome mat. Great evening outfit nonetheless!
Ubukala Bwa Buma? What a name for an organisation. Vera Chiluba had the best name. HOPE foundation. Helping Other People Emerge
Golden Peacock Hotel or Mulungushi International Conference Center? See welcome mat.
Great evening outfit nonetheless!
Is she doing “kumbwako leg?”
Going forward ( after we bury someone in two weeks time ) we should prohibit the practice whereby previously unknown charities championed by first ladies suddenly rise to prominence -and donors of all persuasion and hue clamour to make donations to such charities. This presents an opportunity for donors to extract favours and control gvt. Rather, if a first lady or gentleman wants to be involved in charity work , they should become a patron or matron of an already existing charity. No more ubukala ta bwima or whatever that charity is called .
Yes@Chansa wibatiina beingi …A very good evening outfit by the first lady!
Am not a fashion pundit but I note that the traditional bow tie that found residence around gentlemen’s necks is now dropping to the lower recesses of our women folk’s torsos……not sure wear bow ties will be worn next!
Perhaps the First Lady’s aides need to modernise their wardrobes.
so whats the latest on Sata’s health??
Dependency syndrome.