ZAMBIA'S ENTERTAINMENT DESK
LIVE WITH THE CULTURE
ISSUE 04 · MEMBER EXCLUSIVE
Capital, courage, and quiet work. Conversations and field notes for everyone building something of their own.
IN THIS ISSUE
Alina Lee Karima , is a 20 year old Zambian entrepreneur, advocate and media personality, she is an exemplary young lady holding numerous achievements at a young age. In a recent article, we outlined a few things you might be interested to know about Alina . Read here.
Good Idea, but where is the capital? If money was as plenty as the air in the atmosphere, then literaly everyone would be rich, because we would all implement any idea into reality. Many are the business ideas that die a natural death simply because the person behind them lacks capital, but this ought not to be the ...
There are many people who like me have plunged into the unknown world of entrepreneurship or simply starting their own business, pursuing a forgotten hobby, a passion, or ‘big’ dream. They are classified as Leapers - my definition of that group is “ People who have courage to make a bold step of change in order to p...
" I want to be rich. " Are five commonly uttered words today. We hear them from the children in grade school, the youth in university, the young adults chasing their dreams and even from the adults deemed to be the working class. Quite frankly, we too have said these words either out loud or to ourselves, to avoid s...
“Work in silence, let your success make the noise” Is there any saying closer to the truth? Silently building your future is certainly preferable to loudly announcing to the world every move that you decides to make.
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