Enough is Enough": Lusaka Lawyer Sues Airtel Zambia Over Persistent Poor Network Lusaka lawyer and businessman, Simon Mwila. In a move that echoes the silent frustrations of thousands of Zambians, one Lusaka lawyer has decided to take a stand. Simon Mwila, a lawyer and businessman, has officially filed a lawsuit against Airtel Zambia in the Lusaka Magistrate Court, turning a common complaint into a legal battle. The core of his argument? Poor network services. In his statement of claim, Mr. Mwila alleges breach of contract and negligence. He cites persistent, erratic network failures that have made Airtel’s voice, messaging, and internet services unreliable, despite him being a fully paid-up subscriber. More Than Just a Dropped Call For many, a bad network is an irritation. For a professional, Mr. Mwila argues, it’s a disaster. His claim highlights that the network outages, which he dates back to October 2025, have led to a cascade of real-world damages: Loss of income Missed busi...
Introduction The world of computing stands at a precipice, ready for a revolutionary shift. For decades, we’ve meticulously refined the manipulation of bits – those 0s and 1s that power our digital universe. But what if we could tap into the mind-bending potential of quantum mechanics? This is where Google Quantum AI steps in, pushing the boundaries of computation and ushering us into a new era. Understanding the Quantum Leap Forget the familiar confines of binary. Quantum computing harnesses the bizarre yet captivating principles of quantum mechanics, including superposition and entanglement. These concepts allow quantum computers to perform calculations that are simply unattainable for even the most powerful classical machines. It’s a leap as significant as going from a bicycle to a spaceship—a fundamentally different way of solving problems. Why the Fuss About Quantum? The applications of quantum computing promise to be transformative and far-reaching. Consider these possibili...