Darius Oscar Mwasoka

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: 5 signs your man is going nowhere financially

1. His only way of showing love to you is spending money which he usually needs and later on struggle with paying rent. He is willing to work for many months, save money and ending up spending it all on some romantic trip with you instead of investing. He thinks his value is tied to his wallet kaili he has water in his brain. He would rather impress you today and starve you tomorrow kaili lishilu.

2. He is smart and everyone knows it but very comfortable getting paid peanuts at his place of work. When you try to advise him to look for a better job he takes offense because he is a morron who cannot see that you mean well for him by encouraging him to get a better job.

3. He has useless friends and likes to watch football whenever he is not working or has some free time. For whatever reason he thinks footballers will share their money with him that's why he doesn't invest. The only investment he makes is Betting kaili alipena ( he is m@d) he thinks one day he will wake up and discover he has won millions.

4. He has a learning disability. He never takes time to read business or financial books. He likes watching TV like a little girl who has no responsibilities. He can't even upgrade his own credentials. He has no written-down long-term goals apart from random hallucinations.

5. He has a hero mentality and always wants to impress his relatives by spending money which he should be investing. The only thing he owns is an iPhone and a borrowed car kaili he likes to show off so borrowing is a norm.

BONUS: He is a morron who doesn't know how to say these powerful words: I DO NOT HAVE. For whatever reason he wants to help everyone financially forgetting his own wife and children. What a classic lunatic.

Here is the good news: You can change today and create a better tomorrow. If you need help reach out I will panel beat your head Kaili Walipena.

//One Brain at a Time💪

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"If you see a bandwagon, it's already too late [or almost]"...
__Where are you? Waiting and watching? In the driver's seat already? Or?

When I was a student in the late 1970s, the first billionaire I ever heard about was a man called Sir James Goldsmith, who was a buccaneering type of entrepreneur from a bygone era [that I'm glad is behind us!] Nevertheless, in his memoir, he had one catchy phrase that stuck with me:

"If you see a bandwagon, it's already too late"...

It reminds me of the type of people who start running around only when a new opportunity is well established, and there isn't anything to be made from it, or the cost is now too high. Some of these people get caught in a bubble and lose their money to fraudsters who are also trying to cash in.

Many years later, when I too became an entrepreneur, I realised that the best way to avoid bandwagons was to stick to one thing, and do it so well that you are always ahead of the curve. When a new technology comes along, I try to integrate it into what I'm already doing or just pivot [without leaving my own domain!]

Let me give you some examples:

I think what is happening in cryptocurrencies is truly remarkable, but I was never in when it was a nascent technology, even though I heard about it long before it started appearing in newspapers.

Today, I completely stay away because I know that I don't have the "right to play". It's like trying to play basketball when you are a soccer player. Reminds me of the time when Michael Jordan [top basketball legend] decided to go and play another sport called baseball. Let's just say it was rather humbling for him!

Another example is the amazing stuff going on in life sciences. Things like gene editing where they can develop medicines to completely eliminate some diseases. It's really cool but I'm just not going to put money in it, because I can't bring myself to the level of understanding that would make me comfortable that I won't be taken on a merry-go-round!

I have told you before that I also don't really invest. I'm not an investor in the sense that I don't look for things to put money in. I build my own businesses based on my own ideas and those of my teams, who I know well and trust. This is because for me [personally], investing is actually a very specialised field.

There are many types of investors that you should know about as an entrepreneur: Venture capital investors, private equity investors, public market investors, institutional investors... [and more]. These are each highly specialised fields. You must study what they do because it's important.

One of my closest friends is a professional investor in New York. He loves to send me analyst reports on deep research into potential investment targets. It can be mind-boggling to me, to be honest.

If you [yourself, being much younger than I] want to be an investor, that is good! We need them... but I counsel that you must take it seriously and do some serious, certifiable study first. You can find credible learning resources online, as well as read good books [biographies of investors, too].

You must also reach out and meet people in the industry in person, going to lectures and industry events, expanding your learning network, and listening to the latest. [Keeping up with tech developments alone is more than a full-time job these days!]

I am not saying that you should not make investments to help family and friends [or even gifted young people in your community]. Just don't throw your life savings into it, as I have pointed out before.

We live in a time of some truly spectacular technological developments, but these things actually come in waves, in my studied experience. Some have even argued that the period from 1860-1950 was probably more spectacular than the last 50 years.

Look at all the things they did, including electricity, flight, modern medicine, and the industrial revolution. If you are living now, it can be just as great or even greater!

"Where are you?"

How are you preparing yourself? Don't just buzz around like a blue-bottomed fly, or simply watch what's happening around you like it's TV show involving someone else. Settle down, focus, get serious, and get moving.

No one, not even the government, owes you a living. Don't be like those whose hopes lie in the outcome of election cycles. Take charge of your own life.

Image credit: KWB - Ubuntu Hope via AI. Are you on the sidelines hoping will eventually stop for you to hop on? Think again!

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ZACCI Participates in SEC Zambia Panel Discussion on Unlocking SME Potential Through Capital Markets

On August 8, 2025, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Zambia convened a high-level panel discussion at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka under the theme “Unlocking SME Potential , A Capital Markets Perspective.”

The session brought together regulators, market experts, financial institutions and private sector leaders to explore strategies for enhancing small and medium enterprise (SME) participation in the capital markets.

Representing the Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ZACCI), Past President Mr. Geoffrey Sakulanda highlighted that SMEs are the backbone of Zambia’s economy but remain largely underserved by traditional financing channels. He underscored the need for flexible listing requirements on the Lusaka Securities Exchange to attract more SMEs, the development of innovative financial products tailored to small businesses and the implementation of supportive regulatory frameworks that lower barriers to market entry.

Mr. Sakulanda further stressed that improving financial literacy and awareness among SMEs is essential to boosting their participation in capital markets. He also called for stronger public-private partnerships to expand access to long-term funding, which is critical for SME growth, competitiveness and job creation.

ZACCI reaffirms its commitment to working with regulators, market players and development partners to unlock the full potential of SMEs and drive inclusive, sustainable economic growth in Zambia.

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