Zoe The Poet

17/01/2026

With Fabrizio Romano – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 16 months in a row. 🎉

23/12/2025

Reflections on the Year 2025

As the year draws to a close, I find myself taking a quiet pause, not just to count the wins, but to acknowledge the journey itself. 2025 wasn’t a smooth road. It was a roller coaster of lessons, laughter, setbacks, and small but mighty triumphs that shaped me in ways I didn’t expect.

There were highs, those beautiful, almost cinematic moments where things finally clicked, where dreams I’d quietly worked on started taking shape. The kind of days that make you smile just thinking about how far you’ve come.

And then there were lows, the kind that test your patience, faith, and self-belief. Moments that made me question everything, but also forced me to grow roots deeper than before. Growth, after all, doesn’t always announce itself with joy, sometimes it comes disguised as chaos, doubt, and discomfort.

Somewhere between all that, I found rhythm.
I learned that success isn’t always loud; sometimes it’s as quiet as keeping your head up when life gets heavy. It’s showing up, even when no one’s clapping. It’s giving yourself grace for trying, not just for achieving.

If I had to summarize 2025 in one word, it would be resilience.

Through every twist and turn, I met incredible people who inspired me, worked on projects that reignited my passion, and learned that even the smallest progress counts when your heart is in the right place.

As I step into 2026, I do so with gratitude, for the people who stood by me, the challenges that refined me, and the faith that carried me through.

Here’s to every lesson disguised as loss, every connection that turned into collaboration, and every goal that reminded me why I started in the first place.

2025, you were not perfect, but you were purposeful.
And that’s enough.

Wishing everyone a beautiful close to the year and a fearless start to 2026. 🌟

29/09/2025

Heyy Family, It really has been a While. Hope you’re doing alright. Can we do something before December?😪😅🥹

06/08/2025

Wow

05/06/2025

So so sooo Fond of Writing Poems for ECL😥😓

19/05/2025

My Brother Emmanuel Giez095 ✨⚠️

28/04/2025

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Kenneth Kaunda — a true father of our nation, a champion of freedom, unity, and peace. His vision, courage, and compassion continue to inspire generations. We celebrate his enduring spirit and the Zambia he helped to build. Happy Kaunda Day!

18/04/2025

Vida Mwale, Hi, was Nice seeing you. Guys Vida is NICEEEEE

24/03/2025

I hope this isn't for Number; But
Concealing r**e is inexcusable. He must speak out and expose the truth—because staying silent only enables more harm. By keeping quiet, he allows innocent people, especially women, to continue being exploited. Silence protects the perpetrators, not the victims.

Equally troubling is the silence of some women who choose not to stand up for their fellow women. This only perpetuates the cycle of abuse. It’s time for him to break the silence, to reveal the truth, and to ensure that future lives are protected.

I know popular pastors who r**e, sodomise with their wives’ consent - Rev Mwambazi

A PROMINENT Zambian clergyman has made a startling revelation that he knows a number of well known pastors who publicly preach the gospel but are cunning rapists and sodomites behind closed doors.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/169715echs/?mibextid=oFDknk

Reverend Walter Mwambazi’s revelation follows the arrest of Pastor Peter Mulenga who is currently in police custody for allegedly ra**ng an 18 year old girl.

In a Facebook post, Rev Mwambazi claimed that these so-called men of God not only commit these vile acts but do so with the full consent of their wives.

He added that while some clergymen, like the recently arrested Mulenga are being prosecuted, the real culprits remain untouchable due to their influence and powerful connections.

“There is a whole industry built off this. And the only reason Pr Peter Mulenga has been arrested is because he is a nobody and has no "friends in high places" to bend the law on his behalf,” claimed Rev Mwambazi.

Despite the gravity of these claims, Rev Mwambazi lamented that nothing has been done to bring these high profile figures to justice because of the connections they have made with higher authorities.

The Rev insisted that there are bigger names in the religious community who are guilty of even worse crimes yet continue to roam freely.

“Guess the most famous clergy man to find himself in this same position? Seer 1! That's right. The man who many think is real and great, yet he and his brother are pedophiles!
Are they caged? No! Are they free speaking all manner of stuff? Yes. Are they popular? Yes, double standards,” lamented Rev Mwambazi.

By Catherine P**e

Kalemba, March 24, 2025