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Lusaka, 🇿🇲
Joined November 2011
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Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
I asked Claude Opus 5.5 to create a very simple explainer of how GRZ bonds work. I have a Remotion and React skill that I installed in my Claude and I gave Opus 5.5 access to it and my Elevenlabs account. That is all. If, you've wanted to know who GRZ bonds work, watch this 5 min explainer
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
Spent a day visiting the #Kariba Dam - critical infrastructure the @WBG helped finance in the late 1950s. More recently, through the Zambian Government’s Kariba Dam Rehabilitation Project, investments were made to secure a more reliable energy future for #Zambia and #Zimbabwe @WorldBankAfrica
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
The Lobito Corridor is moving from vision to implementation. The ambition is to build an integrated economic corridor — connecting export oriented trade with jobs through mining, energy, agribusiness, logistics, and much more along Zambia, DRC, and Angola.
cnbcafrica.com/media/7791261…
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
It appears the Hilton Garden Inn Hotel which was located at Society Business Park isn't going to be reopened. All goods belonging to the hotel will be auctioned this weekend. If you've a lodge or boarding house or perhaps a cafe, head there for some good deals.
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
2nd Lobito Corridor Coordination Meeting is taking place in 🇿🇲, co-hosted by 🇿🇲 & @WorldBankGroup
🇪🇺 and Member States have so far committed to invest 2 billion EUR towards the operationalisation of the Lobito Economic Corridor across the three countries: 🇦🇴 🇿🇲 🇨🇩.
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
Delighted to join the 2nd Lobito Corridor Coordination Meeting in Lusaka. Three countries. Clear commitments. A shared roadmap for trade, investment, and jobs across Angola, DRC, and Zambia. The corridor's potential is enormous and today we took meaningful steps to unlock it.
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
What stood out was the confidence Zambian students gained in naming their skills, exploring options, and articulating where they want to go next. Just as striking is how adaptable the platform is - simple enough to localize, but structured enough to replicate. @WBG_Education
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
I prompted Claude Opus 5.5 to generate an MP4 motion graphics. All I did was screenshot the BOZ thread on the policy rate announcement followed by the simple prompt (F1). It only took 30 mins to generate. Anyone who knows motion graphics will tell you that this would take hours. Claude even told me that it could not find a computer voice with a Zambian accent!! (F2) This was a one shot
These tools are there..use them as part of your workflow
BOZ has cut its policy rate by 250 basis points, from 13.25% to 10.75%. That’s a 2.5 percentage-point reduction!! @InfinitelyDean your thoughts when you have a moment
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
SOUVERAINETÉ ÉCONOMIQUE
Le Président du Faso inaugure la première raffinerie d'or du Burkina
Les détails dans cette vidéo 👇🏾
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
Exclusive: Zambia, Africa’s second-biggest copper producer, will use larger-than-expected mining revenues to start a stabilization fund this year, a senior treasury official said bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
Sampa The Great 's “Never Forget” becomes the soundtrack to President Hakainde Hichilema Mining Indaba reel, you already know it’s giving main character energy for Zambia🇿🇲🔥
Bars in the boardroom and Zambia said “we will NEVER forget” 🎶
The reel highlights some key takeaways from President Hichilema’s speech, which includes the country’s openness to business.
#TrustTheProcess
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
Ethiopia earns nearly $1.5 billion from Industrial Parks
Dr. Fesseha Yetagesu, CEO of the Industrial Parks Corporation, reports that Ethiopia now hosts nearly 300 investors, with 40 percent of them being foreign direct investments, particularly from China, India, and other countries. These industrial parks have enabled Ethiopia to export over $1.5 billion worth of goods and have created nearly 90,000 jobs.
Mark Besa Ngoma retweeted
🇿🇲 Zambia support helplines
Children & youth facing abuse, neglect, bullying or distress can call Childline 116 (free, 24/7).
Adults needing counselling, mental health or GBV support can call Lifeline 933 (free, 24/7).
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