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I think Africa in general will heal the wounds of poverty when mothers become the caretakers of our governments.

— Edith Nawakwi

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The ground has shaken, and Zambians are ready to have a woman who they believe will deliver.

He doesn’t listen to God. He has power and he will do what he wants.

Judge us without prejudice, not based on gender, not on tribe but on whether we can rebuild the nation and provide dignity to our people.

We have to explore alternative sources of energy like solar and others to enhance access to energy. Alternative sources are much cheaper than electricity.

This is a big task which calls for more innovation. I am hoping the financing gaps will not force Africa to go back on its commitment to give its citizens a better future.

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