Brahsterhausy jr

Ngoni are you ready for this one?

The police have been looking for that most notorious gun leader of Copperbelt.

Speech to Voters;

Fellow citizens, distinguished guests, youths, mothers, fathers, and the people of Zambia,
Good day to you all.

Today, I stand before you not only as a concerned citizen, but as someone who believes in the future of our great nation. Zambia belongs to all of us, and together we have the power to shape its direction through unity, peace, and responsible leadership.

Our country is blessed with hardworking people, natural resources, and great potential. However, many citizens continue to face challenges such as unemployment, high cost of living, poor access to healthcare, and limited opportunities for young people. These are not just statistics — they are real struggles affecting families every day.
As voters, your voice matters. Elections are not about hatred, violence, or division. Elections are about choosing leaders who will serve the people honestly, protect national interests, and bring meaningful development to every community.
We must support leadership that:
Creates jobs for youths and women,
Improves education and healthcare,
Fights corruption without fear or favour,
Supports farmers and local businesses,
Promotes peace and national unity,
And respects the rights and dignity of every citizen.
My appeal to every voter is this: vote wisely, peacefully, and responsibly. Do not allow tribalism, political violence, or false promises to divide us. Zambia is stronger when we stand together as one people and one nation.
To the youths, you are not only the leaders of tomorrow — you are partners in building the nation today. Your ideas, energy, and participation are important for national progress.
Let us protect our democracy, respect one another, and put the interests of the country first. Development will only come when leaders and citizens work together with honesty, discipline, and accountability.
In conclusion, I encourage every citizen to remain peaceful before, during, and after elections. Let us choose dialogue over conflict, unity over division, and progress over destruction.
May God bless you all, and may God bless Zambia.

Thank you!

THANDHAYHI BRAHSTERHAUSY
Plot N/A Kamwala south,
Lusaka, Zambia
#+26076764----'
21,May,2026.

To:
The Officer In Charge
Zambia Police Service
[Name of Police Station]
Lusaka, Zambia

The Director General
Anti-Corruption Commission
Head Office
Lusaka, Zambia Name]

To: The Zambia Police Service and the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC)

Subject: Request for Investigation

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to respectfully request your office to investigate Mr. Simon Mwewa, also known as Simon Mwewa Lane, concerning his adoption certificate which are allover social media.

The document has raised several questions and concerns due to certain details that appear questionable. In particular, I have concerns regarding the thumbprint, the positioning of the thumb, and the signatures appearing on the document. These irregularities make me believe that the matter deserves proper verification and investigation by the relevant authorities.

I kindly urge your office not to overlook this matter, as it may require careful examination to establish the authenticity of the document.

I trust that your office will handle this matter professionally and thoroughly.

Yours faithfully,
Tandayi mwape.

JOB WELL DONE: That's what we was expecting from our officers please stand film we know that we're in the difficult time and this is your time to shine aswell ok

Thandhayhi Brahsterhausy,
Plot N/A Kamwala South,
Lusaka, Zambia,
18 May ,2026.

Dear Fellow Voters,

As we approach the 2026 General Elections, I would like to encourage every eligible citizen to participate peacefully, responsibly, and wisely in shaping the future of our nation.

Elections are an important part of democracy. They give us the opportunity to choose leaders who will serve the interests of the people and develop our country. Every vote matters and every citizen has a responsibility to protect peace, unity, and national stability during this important period.

I urge all voters to:

- Avoid violence, hate speech, and political confusion.
- Respect different political opinions.
- Choose leaders based on integrity, vision, and development.
- Promote peace before, during, and after elections.

Let us remember that Zambia belongs to all of us regardless of tribe, religion, province, or political party. Our strength as a nation lies in unity, democracy, and mutual respect.

May the 2026 General Elections be free, fair, peaceful, and transparent for the benefit of future generations.

God bless Zambia.

Yours faithfully,

TANDAYI B MWAPE.

The final analysis on the opposition leaders vying for presidential candidacy for 12th August 2026 is that for the opposition, only Dr. Richard Silumbe of the Leadership Movement is right; the rest are still learning politics. Who's with me in the comments section about that? Your opinion is in the comments section.

Makebi, stop thinking like Zambians are stupid, okay. Don't forget that it's you who caused Zambians to experience this misfortune for not burying the Zambian former president ECL.its now 11 months and 1 day today bcoz of yourself interest!!!!

Aba zezile have you seen your fellow designer