Mulaima Museli

Intro Hi, I am Museli Mulaima, and I have been working in the corporate world for over 10 years. I have learned a lot of valuable lessons along the way, and I want to share some of them with you today. In this blog post, I will tell you about three mistakes you should never make at your workplace, and how to avoid them. Mistake 1: Thinking your colleagues are your friends One of the biggest mistakes you can make at your workplace is thinking that your colleagues are your friends. They are not. They are just doing a job, and they have their own interests and agendas. When push comes to shove, they will save their skin and push you under the bus. They will not hesitate to take credit for your work, gossip about you behind your back, or sabotage your career. Trust me, I have seen it happen many times. So, how do you avoid this mistake? The answer is simple: keep your professional and personal lives separate. Don't mix business with pleasure. Don't get too close or too attached to

Life is full of twists and turns, and sometimes we may find ourselves in situations that we did not expect or plan for. Maybe we have to move to a different place, change our career, or face a personal challenge. How can we cope with these changes and make the most of them? How can we be sure of the most important things that matter to us, and not lose sight of our goals and dreams? One way to approach these questions is to see every change as an opportunity to start a new chapter in our life. A new chapter means a new story, a new adventure, a new learning experience. It means that we can reinvent ourselves, discover new aspects of our personality, and explore new possibilities. It also means that we can reconnect with our roots, our values, and our home town, and appreciate them more than ever. NEW CHAPTER  However, starting a new chapter is not always easy. It requires courage, resilience, and adaptability. It also requires hard work, dedication, and perseverance. These are some of

Country music is a genre that tells stories through melodies and lyrics, evoking a range of emotions in the listeners. In 2024, a new country music album will be released that will make you feel the highs and lows of love, the joys and sorrows of heartbreak, and the challenges and opportunities of self-discovery. The album is 'EX-LOVER (DELUXE)', by Museli Mulaima, an upcoming singer and songwriter from Zambia. A Story in Every Song 'EX-LOVER (DELUXE)' consists of 15 songs, each one adding to the overall plot of love's twists and turns. From the passionate confessions in 'My Love For You' to the sad realizations in 'You Don’t Love Me Anymore,' Mulaima creates a mosaic of emotions that reflects the common experiences of love and loss. A Feeling in Every Note The album's genre, country, is the ideal medium for Mulaima's storytelling. The guitars and vocals create a cozy and intimate mood, allowing listeners to feel the emotions conveyed in each

Applying for the Teveta Bursary: A Step-by-Step Guide Are you a Zambian citizen with aspirations for technical or vocational education and training (TEVET) in the upcoming year? If so, the Teveta bursary might be your key to pursuing these courses, courtesy of the Ministry of Technology and Science (MoTS). This financial aid program aims to assist deserving students with their educational expenses, covering tuition fees, accommodation, meals, books, and other essential materials throughout the course. Eligibility Criteria Before embarking on your Teveta bursary application journey, ensure you meet these essential criteria: Zambian citizenship with a green national registration card (NRC). Qualifications such as a full Grade 12 school certificate, GCE five (5) O-levels or equivalent, or a Grade 9 certificate. Admission or acceptance letter from any TEVET institution under MoTS. Assessment by social welfare officers and an electronic social welfare report. Age requirement: 25 years or be

What is Zambia? Zambia is a landlocked country in southern Africa, celebrated for its diverse landscapes, wildlife, and iconic Victoria Falls. Lusaka is its capital and it shares borders with eight neighboring countries. Zambia is known for national parks like South Luangwa and Kafue, making it a popular destination for safari enthusiasts. Independence from British rule was achieved in 1964 and the nation is recognized for its stability. The Zambezi River flows through Zambia, contributing to its natural beauty, and the country is home to various ethnic groups, adding to its cultural richness. Welcome to Zambia – a land that dances to the rhythm of untamed nature and pulsates with the vibrant heartbeat of Africa! Buckle up for an exhilarating journey through this hidden gem, where every corner unveils a new facet of breathtaking beauty. Victoria Falls: Brace yourself for the thunderous roar and misty embrace of Victoria Falls , one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. As the migh

You simply cannot claim to have truly lived until you have stood before the roaring magnificence of Victoria Falls. As one of the seven natural wonders of the world and the largest waterfall on the planet, Victoria Falls will stir your soul with its thunderous power and beauty  Located on the Zambezi River at the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe in southern Africa, Victoria Falls spans an astonishing 1.7km wide and 108m high, its misty spray visible from 30km away. When explorer David Livingstone first set eyes on   Victoria Falls in 1855, he proclaimed it "the most wonderful sight I have witnessed in Africa. Now over 160 years later, its grandeur remains unparalleled. The enormous volume of water that crashes into the gorge below, the rainbows arcing through the mist, the sense of being in the presence of a primal force of nature - Victoria Falls will ignite your spirit of adventure and inspire a profound sense of wonder that you will carry with you for life. This is a sight tha