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Very nostalgic. Left Lusaka for Ghana some 28 years ago but this video just brought back memories of the good old days in Kabulonga girls area when we walked to school at woodlands primary and the games we played along the way especially at under the trees the leopards hill chindo road intersection. Please try and post video in the Kabulonga Schools if it allowed cos I would like to see how much the places has changed and don't forget our flat was just Infront of the football field at Kabulonga girls. Love to be there again. Thanks and God bless You.
I think you’re wrong treasury bills Do Not Have tax deductions, they Don’t because they do not have coupons but bonds Do and handling fee is only applicable to bonds. You need to revisit this research. Thanks
hi with the new method, I just signed up.. when your bid is successful, do I pay the govt manually or is it automatically deducted from the bank account I provided?
@@tekarthobbyist9598settlement date is the date that boz finalizes the transaction e.g the money that you bid for is deducted from your bank account. I hope this answers your question in simplest terms
I too studied at Woodlands School from 1974 to1978. After that at St Mary's school , Woodlands from 1978 to 1982. I am from India but lived in Zambia for the first 13 years of my life. My Mother was a teacher at Woodlands School. I have lived for 40years in India after coming back but can still remember Stand and sing of Zambia, Proud and free......
Thanks so much for sharing, it`s a shame I have never been to Visit Zambia but I know I will one day, but until then, I will keep enjoying your videos as I have enjoyed the video and look forward to future shares and to enjoy your adventures and experiencing your steps thru your lenses. Thanks again for sharing.
I like the big open organised city. It looks like most towns in Kenya. That is the influence of British colonialists. They set very similar plan layouts. The same applies to Harare, Lilongwe, Nairobi, Jinja, Accra etc . Most of these former British colony cities have very recognizable similarities.
We have a lot to do interms of infrastructure even as it is indicated in this vlog with empty streets. People have to invest in infrastructure there is enough room for that, let the( NHA)National Housing Authority, NAPSA etc. to see that.
Thanks @tonyrichards, will consider it. It's private property, so one has to acquire special permission to go filming inside, hence the very rare footage of it, but worth exploring.
