Covid 19 impact around the world.

Dr Stan and Margaret Ellis are Co-Founders at Coaches of Influence an organozation committed to helping individuals, Leaders, groups, organizations and nations to pursue and achieve their purpose and meet their ultimate goals through positive influence coaching, teaching, and modeling. Their reason for existence is inspired by the innate desire to build an empire of influencers and help individuals, leaders, groups, nations and organizations to walk in their custom-designed destiny. They join us to discuss the organization's future outlook and to mobilize mentors.

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Development starts with organizing the right women to lead and to spearhead. What are women in the diaspora doing to empower themselves in the global village? Since it takes a village to raise a child and raising of children is primarily entrusted to women because of their nurturing spirit and hearts, it will take this same spirit to empower us all. Women are critical to development thus call upon all women to join us in designing and developing a strategy of economic freedom.

OPEN FORUM - "COVID 19" THE BIG PICTURE

COVID 19 Knows no boarderThe plight of the poor without social safety net in light of COVID 19 - By Laura MitiWord of advise to the Africa leader"The world without China"============================================================================THIRD SEGMENT- Yareka Mhango: Covid 19 Pandemic- GAZHP Medical round table discussion.

Convenor: Yareka Mhango

 Panel: Dr David Kazhila ( Moderator).Internal Medicine/ Cardiology, Canada.

Dr Valerie Manda Alcantara (microbiologist) South Africa

Dr John Musonda (Family Medicine ) South Africa

Dr Joyce Musonda , Family Medicine South Africa

Dr Masozi Muwowo ( Anaesthesist)Maryland USA. These are the confirmed people. I’ve asked John to invite Dr ( Pof) Victor Mukonka Public health specialist and Director if the Zambian operation  or a delegate.

Dr. Nicole Mubanga is a board certified Family Medicine doctor who specializes in primary care.  She has been working as a Family Physician at the Milwaukee Health Services MLK clinic in Milwaukee, WI for the past 3 1/2 years.  She also works as an urgent care physician part time.  She graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Madison with a Bachelors of Science in Medical Microbiology and Immunology.  She later attended the Medical College of Wisconsin from 2009-2013 and completed her residency through the Aurora Family Medicine residency program in Milwaukee, WI in 2016.

Zanus Radio Show

Villa Holistic Caregivers is a Zambian owned company based in Chicago IL. This afternoon on the Zanus Radio Show, we will be talking to the owners of this business discussing the corona virus impact on Zambian businesses and how the Zambian diaspora should protect themselves. .

How are you coping with the virus news?The epidemic has revealed deadly flaws in the health care system around the world, the changes ahead will make Obamacare a walk in the park.

How do you see health systems across changing with the new reality?

The classroom from K to 12 will be transformed in a big way, teacher unions can say goodbye to the traditional class as we know it.

 What about sense of community, the virus does not care about your tribe, color, status – we are in altogether.

Market driven economies as we know them, what is their defense?

China as the world factory, will Musaba Chailunga’s argument that only China can do it still stand?

What opportunities can we see arising from this unfortunate plague for Africa and how should we start preparing?

Father Emmanuel Chikoya is the General Secreatary at the Council of Churches in Zambia (CCZ). Father Chikoya is an advocate engaged on issues concerning human rights, social justice, rule of law, electoral process and  democratic governance process in the nation of Zambia. He joins us to discuss wide ranging issues affecting the nation on the rule of law and democratic governance, how is Zambia fairing on a worldwide rating scale?

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