Christopher chewe

We have wandered through economic wilderness with no manna from above. They told us debt restructuring was salvation, yet the prices on the shelves kept rising, and the weight in our pockets kept shrinking. Maize, the very soul of our survival, became a symbol of struggle. Electricity, once a flick of a switch, became a privilege rationed by load shedding timetables. Fuel prices rose like angry spirits, haunting every market, every bus stop, every kitchen. What was promised as economic transformation became a transformation of suffering— neatly packaged in press briefings and Twitter threads.

For thousands of years Africa been fighting with one another, what does it Take for US to excel as a man.
Two wrongs never make one right so let's do what's right.
Joseph hills