Brian The Brain

A CHILDHOOD STOLEN

Some children are not asking for expensive things.
They are simply asking to be noticed.
Child negligence does not always leave visible scars. Sometimes it is the child who is never listened to, never guided, never protected, or never shown love. A neglected child may grow up feeling invisible in a world that should have cared for them.

And then there are the street kids…
Children sleeping in cold places instead of warm homes. Children begging at traffic lights instead of sitting in classrooms. Children learning survival before they even learn childhood.
No child dreams of living on the streets.
No child chooses hunger, rejection, or loneliness.
Behind every street child is a story. Poverty, abuse, broken homes, neglect, or abandonment. They are not criminals; they are children who need compassion, protection, and opportunity.
As a society, we must do better.
A child’s future should never depend on luck.
Let us protect children.
Let us listen to them.
Let us guide them.
Because every child deserves love, safety, education, and hope.



Brian the Brain

How wards have been divided in Luapula province between old and new constituencies.

Source: ECZ

The New 70 Constituencies as announced.

More Constituencies, more development. Happy to see Nchelenge District delimitated. Kudos to the government Hakainde Hichilema💪.

Viva Mweru Constituency viva.
Imiti ilepanga impanga panono panono. Only time will tell.

Child Negligence & Street Kids: A Silent Emergency

Every child on the street is not a criminal.
Not a nuisance.
Not a mistake.

They are evidence of broken systems, broken homes, and a society that looks away too easily.

Child negligence doesn’t always come from hatred. It often comes from poverty, irresponsibility, selfishness, addiction, silence, and the belief that “someone else will take care of them.” But the result is the same: children raising themselves in the streets.

Street kids sleep hungry, go to bed on an empty stomach, walk barefoot through danger, face abuse, exploitation, sleep in cold uncovered, and grow up learning survival instead of love.

Yet we judge them when they steal food, sniff glue, or beg. Forgetting that hunger has no manners.

A nation that ignores its street children is postponing its own crisis.

We need:
Responsible parenting, Community accountability, Strong child protection systems, and Compassion instead of condemnation.

Saving a child is not just the government’s job, it is a moral duty for all of us.
If we do not protect children today, we will fear the adults they become tomorrow.

Let us stop normalizing child neglect.
Let us stop blaming children for adult failures.
Let’s do better.
Imiti ikula empanga but baitana fertilizer

BK MWITWA

The falling of a leaf, is a warning to others that no situation is permanent. Only time will tell

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Happy New Year fellow country men and women. I wish everyone a successful and productive New Year.
BK Mwitwa.

Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord your God. Exodus 20:8-10.

Happy Sabbath from Brian the Brain and the queen herself. Throw back 2024