LoveWorld Nation. Sustainable agriculture- Livestock Production & Health management. Crop Production 🌱. Law Student. עוֹשֶׁר
In Christ.
Joined October 2017
- Tweets10.8K
- Following2.6K
- Followers2.4K
- Likes66.4K
Pinned Tweet
Accepting Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior Is the single best decision I made in my life. His got me, we are in this thing together.
Don't delay in making him your Lord and Savior the time is but short!
You can say the prayer below, you will never regret it I tell!
Philemon Zya retweeted
Glyphosate causes cancer. Stay away from it.
Don’t let your family around anything it touches.
This is where every citizen comes in: offer ideas, act, critic, call for accountability and give flowers accordingly. Because I can't count on most of the opposition I have seen so far.
Opposition failing democracy by not offering ideas - Milupi
By Namo Phiri
UPND Alliance Chairperson Charles Milupi says opposition political parties are doing a disservice to the country’s democracy by not offering proper checks and balances to the government.
And Milupi has insisted that it is not government’s responsibility to ‘prop up’ the opposition.
Asked to comment on the current state of the
diggers.news/local/2026/11/0…
Read more @ Diggers.News
85
Philemon Zya retweeted
ZRA ELECTED TO ATAF COUNCIL FOR THE 2026-2028 TERM
Monday, 9 November 2026
The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) is pleased to announce that Zambia has been elected to the Council of the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) for the 2026–2028 term. The election took place at the 9th ATAF General Assembly held in Cairo, Egypt, on 4 November 2026. Zambia will be represented on the Council by ZRA Commissioner General, Mr Dingani Banda.
The ATAF Council provides strategic leadership and oversight to the Forum, guiding its priorities and programmes in support of stronger tax administrations, domestic revenue mobilisation and cooperation on regional and international tax matters. Zambia’s election gives the country a direct role in shaping this continental agenda.
ZRA welcomes this responsibility as an opportunity to advance Zambia’s interests while contributing to Africa’s collective capacity to finance its development. Effective revenue administration helps countries turn economic activity into the public resources required for infrastructure, essential services and sustained growth.
Through its participation, ZRA will promote practical cooperation on digital tax administration, taxpayer education, voluntary compliance and the protection of national tax bases. Particular attention will be given to sharing expertise on complex cross-border transactions and addressing revenue leakages, while making compliance simpler and more predictable for taxpayers.
For Zambia, the value of Council membership will lie in translating continental cooperation into practical improvements at home. ZRA will seek to draw on the experience of fellow African administrations to strengthen staff capabilities, improve taxpayer services and support more efficient, transparent and accountable revenue collection.
The Authority will also contribute Zambia’s experience to discussions on Africa’s tax priorities and the development of solutions that reflect the realities of African economies. This engagement provides an opportunity to strengthen the continent’s voice in international tax discussions and support a fairer, more effective global tax system.
ZRA thanks ATAF member administrations for the confidence placed in Zambia and looks forward to working with the Council and the ATAF Secretariat throughout the term. The Authority remains committed to mobilising domestic revenue fairly and efficiently, strengthening public trust and supporting Zambia’s capacity to finance its own development.
Issued by
Oliver Nzala
ZRA Corporate Communications Manager
This Chappelle bast**d sold his soul to the devil.
Dave Chappelle's sick 'joke' about Charlie Kirk's assassination has sparked fierce backlash.
"I feel f---ed up saying this. It's scary being a public speaker. And I mean, look, ever since that guy, Charlie Kirk, got murdered, and I shouldn't say this publicly, but, I feel better."
The remark came during a Madison Square Garden show for Chappelle's "Karmageddon" tour.
Now, Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika, is responding, condemning those who turn political violence into entertainment. Elon Musk, Meghan McCain and others are also speaking out.
But there's another detail drawing attention: Kirk publicly defended Chappelle after the comedian was attacked onstage in 2022.
See what Kirk said at the time and how critics are responding to Chappelle's remarks: foxnews.com/media/social-med…
75
Philemon Zya retweeted
BREAKING: Final election results announced by the IEC.
These are the top five parties:
ANC: 30.76%
DA: 24:64
MKP: 9.76
EFF: 6.22%
ActionSA: 5.67%
Philemon Zya retweeted
Oh how I admire the politically conscious society that is Kenya. For them, it is not embarrassing to say who you support politically. Young people will speak their mind on and offline. Never mind that it’s not all rosy. It’s just beautiful to hear diversity in views.
Philemon Zya retweeted
🇮🇱 ISRAELI OPPOSITION LEADER GADI EISENKOT GIVEN FIRST CHANCE TO FORM NEW GOVERNMENT
Israel is entering a critical phase of coalition negotiations after President Isaac Herzog formally gave opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot the first opportunity to form the next government.
Eisenkot, who challenged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the October 27 election, now has six weeks to secure support from potential coalition partners. Neither political bloc emerged with a clear parliamentary majority, making negotiations with smaller parties including Arab-led political groups decisive.
Speaking in Jerusalem, Eisenkot promised leadership that would serve the public and represent all sections of Israeli society. He also outlined conditions for parties seeking to join his coalition, including support for Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and recognition of Hamas as a terrorist organisation.
Can Eisenkot build a coalition capable of governing a politically divided Israel?
🌐 ln24international.com
"PM Bibi Netanyahu does not leave merely because his rival received more recommendations."
"Eisenkot now has the opportunity to assemble that government. The 67 recommendations alone do not show that he has assembled it."
LATEST SITUATION: 67 Israeli lawmakers recommended Gadi Eisenkot. Netanyahu still governs.
The recommendations gave Eisenkot the mandate to negotiate. They did not create a governing coalition.
The final election count leaves Netanyahu's bloc with 53 of parliament's 120 seats, Eisenkot's bloc with 48, and the Arab lists Ra'am and the Joint List with 19 combined.
Those 19 lawmakers recommended Eisenkot. The Jerusalem Post reports that their recommendations do not commit them to joining his government.
Joining a coalition, supporting it from outside and recommending its prospective leader are different commitments.
Adding 48 and 19 establishes the electoral arithmetic. It does not establish how those lawmakers will vote on a proposed government.
President Isaac Herzog formally gave Eisenkot 28 days on 8th November, with a possible extension of up to 14 days.
Israel's Basic Law keeps the outgoing government in office until a replacement is formed. PM Bibi Netanyahu does not leave merely because his rival received more recommendations.
Nor would a change of prime minister automatically settle the Iran question.
On 13th October, the Times of Israel reported Eisenkot's position on renewed fighting in the following weeks. He said another campaign would be justified only if Iran were making a break for a nuclear weapon.
Eisenkot doubted that was happening and acknowledged that he no longer had access to high-level intelligence. He called the Iranian regime's fall necessary, but not achievable through military action.
Those were conditional remarks made before the election, not an announcement of what a future government would do.
Eisenkot now has the opportunity to assemble that government. The 67 recommendations alone do not show that he has assembled it.
46
Philemon Zya retweeted
CSOs defend the right to protest
The rights to freedom of assembly, association, and freedom of expression are fundamental pillars of our democracy. Peaceful demonstrations encapsulate all three of those rights. They serve as a vehicle through which citizens can be heard and hopefully clearly understood by public servants, including those holding the highest offices in the country. It is not in the interests of those who wish to demonstrate to prevent them from doing so as citizens’ pent up frustrations can sometimes exhibit themselves in unconstructive ways, so the peaceful demonstration should definitely go ahead. It is a form of engagement with the authorities.
Dialogue is a separate form of engagement with Government. Indeed, the LCK Freedom Foundation, Chapter One Foundation, Caritas Zambia, Free Press Initiative,, and the Advocates for Democracy and Good Governance Foundation wrote to the Government twice calling for dialogue between civil society, the Church, and opposition political parties to resolve the political challenges facing the country. Those requests went unanswered. We also recall an attempt by the Oasis Forum to plan a peaceful demonstration against Bill 7 a year ago in November 2025. That demonstration was stopped in order to facilitate dialogue. That dialogue did not yield the desired results; Bill 7 was passed without sufficient consultation.
There appears to be a concerted effort to prevent public gatherings under this Government and it is not healthy for our democracy. Governments should never be afraid of the people who elected them to office. The will of the people must be upheld and respected if our democracy is to thrive.
lnkd.in/d9eHHFBV
Never take your freedom of speech and expression lightly, these are not only your constitutional rights but also your God given rights, no human being has the authority to strip you of them.
62
If he says HH7 is the only one capable of leading Zambia then well that's his own mental limitation, lack of ambition and aspirations.
We have a number of Zambia's who have the capacity for the number one job..
Zambians have looked around and they do not have someone that can lead them if President HH doesn't stand in 2031 that's why they want the Presidential Term Limit to be removed.- Ken Dumbo
89
I am beginning to think a good number of our ministers don't have a good grasp of our consistution and its purpose.
We won't allow anyone to set Zambia on fire, Govt warns
By Precious Daka
MINISTER of Home Affairs and Internal Security Dr Clement Andeleki has warned that government will not tolerate anyone attempting to put the country into disarray, as Zambia is not a banana republic.
Meanwhile, Dr Andeleki has cautioned church leaders and politicians against operating outside their mandate.
Recently a consortium of civil society
diggers.news/local/2026/11/0…
Read more @ Diggers.News
