Comfort Salumayi Jr

09/03/2026

Let's stop the stigmatization of youth who abuse drugs and alcohol in our community. These are our children, our brothers and sisters, and our friends. They deserve understanding, not judgment. When we label and shame them, we push them further away from the help they need. Let's choose compassion over condemnation and work together to create a community where every young person feels safe enough to seek support."

YOUTH WAMPHAVU ZAMBIA
CHANGING THE NEXT GENERATION 🇿🇲

09/03/2026

As we commemorate Youth Day, Wamphavu Organization extends warm greetings to all young people in Zambia!

We want to remind you that you are not alone in your journey. Challenges, uncertainties, and self-doubt may arise, but know that support and resources are available.

You are part of a vibrant community that thrives on resilience, creativity, and determination. Your voice matters, and your contributions can shape the future.

If you're facing difficulties or need guidance, reach out to organizations, mentors, or peers who can offer support. Together, we can overcome obstacles and achieve greatness.

You are valued, you are heard, and you are capable.Keep pushing forward.
Youth Wamphavu Zambia

Happy Youth week, Mr Phiri Dickson and Mr Salumayi Comfort. 💐✅💐

08/03/2026

Opportunity iyo ba Youth 🙌.

07/03/2026

The Tree with Three Seasons

One day my grandmother shared a powerful lesson with me. She said there was a tree that people often visited throughout the year in Chitokoloki. This tree experienced three seasons: the rainy season, the cold season, and the dry winter season.

Those who visited during the rainy season saw a beautiful tree full of green leaves and fruits. They left saying, “This tree is amazing and productive.”

Others came during the winter season when the branches were dry and empty. They walked away saying, “This tree has nothing. It is useless.”

But the truth is, the tree had not changed. The only difference was the season in which people chose to see it.

This reminds us of an important lesson in life,people are just like trees, go through different seasons. Sometimes we are in a season of growth, sometimes in a season of struggle, and sometimes in a season of harvest.

As young people, we must learn not to judge others based on one moment in their lives. Everyone has potential, and everyone has their time to bear fruit.

Therefore be patient with people. Be patient with yourself. Your season of fruitfulness will come.



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Youth Wamphavu Zambia

07/03/2026

Challenges Affecting Our Rising Generation

Youth represent the strength, creativity, and future of every nation. As the rising generation, young people possess the energy, innovation, and determination needed to drive social, economic, and technological progress. However, despite the many opportunities available today, several challenges continue to affect young people as they strive to grow, develop, and achieve their potential.

One of the major issues affecting youth is limited access to quality education and skills development. In many communities, young people do not have equal opportunities to receive proper education or training that prepares them for modern careers. Without the right skills, it becomes difficult for youths to compete in the job market or create their own opportunities.

Another significant challenge is unemployment and lack of economic opportunities. Many young people graduate from schools and colleges but struggle to find employment. This situation can lead to frustration, loss of motivation, and in some cases involvement in unproductive activities. Supporting youth entrepreneurship, vocational training, and innovation can help young people build sustainable livelihoods.

Peer pressure and social influence also play a major role in shaping the direction of young people. During the journey of growth, youths are often influenced by friends, social media, and societal expectations. Without strong guidance and positive role models, some may make decisions that negatively affect their future.

In addition, limited mentorship and guidance can slow the progress of many young individuals. Young people need mentors, teachers, and leaders who can guide them, inspire them, and help them understand their purpose. When youth are supported with knowledge, encouragement, and opportunities, they are more likely to become responsible and impactful members of society.

Despite these challenges, youth continue to demonstrate resilience and potential. With the right support systems—such as improved education, access to technology, mentorship programs, and inclusive economic policies—young people can transform challenges into opportunities.

The success of the rising generation depends on how societies invest in and support their youth today. By addressing the challenges that affect young people and creating pathways for opportunity, nations can empower their youth to become leaders, innovators, and agents of positive change.
Youth Wamphavu Zambia
Youth SDG Summit
Ministry of Youth, Sport and Arts

07/03/2026

Youth Wamphavu Zambia 🔋

06/03/2026

The President has directed that all Ministers and Senior government officials must take on a youth intern!.
Youth Wamphavu Zambia 🔋💪.
Bena Solwezi Dennis Evel Kabambe 📈

05/03/2026

On behalf of Youth Wamphavu Organization, we extend our warmest birthday wishes to Mr. Makofi
May this special day mark the beginning of a new year filled with good health, renewed strength, and continued success in all your endeavors. We sincerely appreciate your commitment, leadership, and positive contribution, and we wish you many more years of purpose and impact.
Happy Birthday, and may the year ahead bring you fulfillment and prosperity.
Warm regards,
Youth Wamphavu Zambia

05/03/2026

Sometimes, everything shifts at once.
A relationship ends, a new chapter begins.
Old friendships fade, new connections form.
One day, you feel in control, the next, you’re completely lost.

Life moves in waves, some days steady, some days overwhelming. But through it all, you are adapting, learning, growing.

You don’t have to have it all figured out. Just keep moving, keep trusting, and know that every change is shaping you into the person you’re meant to be

Youth Wamphavu Zambia

03/03/2026

Thank you so much Honourable Brian Kambita in advance 🙏.

03/03/2026

Dear Honourable Brian Kambita .

I am a proud youth born and raised in Mpidi, Zambezi District. I am respectfully appealing for empowerment support in the form of a car wash machine to help me start a small car wash business in our community.
As a young person, I am determined to work hard and become self-reliant. This opportunity will not only help me earn a living but will also contribute positively to our district and potentially create opportunities for other youths.
I believe that with your continued support towards youth empowerment, many of us can transform our lives through entrepreneurship. I humbly ask for your consideration and assistance.
Thank you, Honourable Sir.