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You Can’t Eat Five Fritters and Drink Slimming Tea Then Expect to Lose Weight

By Muzamba Siandizya

Let’s be honest with ourselves. Some of us want miracles, the kind where you eat five hot, oily, sugar-coated fritters maybe even lick the sweetness off your fingers then wash it all down with slimming tea and expect your stomach to flatten by morning.

It sounds funny but it’s the reality of how many of us approach weight loss.

On the Kenny T 1 on 1 Podcast, Kim Otteby shared that Dr. Ho’s Formula is currently the top-selling weight-loss supplement at Umoyo. She mentioned that it does wonders, even though it doesn’t taste great.

That alone says something people are willing to endure an unpleasant taste if it promises results. She also added that many people want a quick fix, yet they don’t want to watch what they eat.

In the end, Kim Otteby’s message is clear, the problem isn’t the supplement, it’s the mindset. There is no tea strong enough to undo careless eating.

If we truly want results, we have to match the products we buy with the habits we practice. Because weight loss isn’t about chasing quick fixes, it’s about fixing what’s on your plate first.

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When I Opened My Shop, It Wasn’t Umoyo, It Was My Afia shares Kim

By Muzamba Siandizya

When Kim Otteby featured on the Kenny T 1 on 1 podcast she shared a simple but powerful business lesson and it all started with a name.

Kim has always loved natural health. It wasn’t just business, it was her passion. So, when she opened her shop in Zambia, she named it My Afia.

But here’s the twist, customers didn’t hear health Some heard “mafia.” Others connected it to the Bemba word amafia, which has a negative meaning. Same name, different perception and perception in business is everything.

Instead of ignoring the feedback, Kim listened. She went back to her team and asked for name suggestions. After brainstorming together, they landed on Umoyo which means life.

Here’s the lesson, your customers are not just buyers, they are your mirror. Sometimes growth doesn’t require a new product, it requires listening.

If you’re running a business, take feedback seriously. It might feel small, uncomfortable but it could be the very thing that pushes your business forward.

And here on the Kenny T 1 on 1 Podcast, we don’t just tell stories, we inspire, educate and share real lessons. So you can consider this your free business tip.

6 days ago | [YT] | 52

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I have not lived the life I was supposed to live, I lost much of that- M’membe

By Muzamba Siandizya

When Dr Fred M’membe sat down on the Kenny T 1 on 1 Podcast. Kenny T asked him a simple but powerful question that was left by the previous guest Reverend Walter Mwambazi

“If you had a chance to start your life all over again, would you change anything or leave it the same?” The question read.

Dr M’membe gave an honest and touching response. He admitted that there are many things he would do differently. But there are also things he would never change.

“I would not change my principles, I would change the tactics because tactics change all the time. Strategies can be adapted, but principles do not change,” he said.

For him, the values he has stood for all his life remain firm. From his teenage years, he joined the liberation struggle of the continent. It was not just a phase, it became his life. He grew in it, sacrificed for it and he lost a lot because of it.

He spoke openly about the personal cost of that commitment. He said he did not have time to simply be young, he did not have time to play. He lost his late teenage years, his twenties and a good part of his thirties to the struggle he believed in.

Dr M’membe also had advice for young people. He encouraged them to stand for causes they believe in, but warned them not to lose themselves in the process.

Looking back, he acknowledged that losing those youthful years created challenges. Yet, despite the sacrifices, his principles remain unshaken.

1 week ago | [YT] | 31

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My Friends Pitched the Idea To Open The Post Newspaper, Then Left Me To Run it Alone- Dr M’membe

By Muzamba Siandizya

Before Facebook rants, trending hashtags or TikTok drama, there was The Post Newspaper.

On the Kenny T 1 on 1 Podcast, Dr Fred M’membe took many of us down memory lane. He shared how The Post Newspaper was started in 1990 and believe it or not, it was not even fully his idea at the beginning.

Three of his friends pitched the idea to him and brought him on board because he had experience working with different publications.

But here’s where it gets interesting. After the paper was launched, the same friends left him to run it alone.

Fast forward The Post became Zambia’s go-to paper for bold headlines, hot debates and stories that had everyone talking in buses, offices, markets and even at family dinners.

Back in the day, The Post was not just a newspaper, it was the conversation starter. It shaped debates, influenced opinions. It made headlines that people discussed in buses, offices, markets and even at family gatherings. people would queue by the roadside just to grab the latest news, that just goes to show how much influence it had

Want the full gist and the real story in his own words? Rush to the Kenny T 1 on 1 YouTube page and catch the full interview.

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When they closed the post newspaper they thought I would suffer- Dr M’membe

By Muzamba Siandizya

Whenever you hear the name Dr. Fred M’membe, something comes to mind. For some, it’s politics. For others, it’s The Post Newspaper that was controversial yet remains unforgettable.

But tomorrow at 11:00 hours on Kenny T 1 on 1, podcast you’ll hear the story behind the headlines.

How did he really start The Post? What battles were fought behind closed doors and what it feels like to watch something you built from the ground suddenly shut down?

When The Post was closed, many believed that was the end. In his own words “ when they closed the post they thought I would suffer,” he said.

What they didn’t realize was that beyond the politics and the newspaper was a calculated businessman prepared, strategic and already thinking ahead.

Was the closure a setback or a setup?

Tomorrow at 11:00 hours, the full conversation drops.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 43

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This Thursday we sit down with Fred M’membe. A veteran journalist, political leader, and one of Zambia’s most influential public figures.
From the newsroom to the political arena, Mr. M’membe shares his journey, his views on leadership, the state of the nation, and the future of Zambia. Expect a bold, thought-provoking, and unfiltered conversation.

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2 weeks ago | [YT] | 5

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I’ve had crazy hairstyles that’s why I have crazy hair- Rev Mwambazi

By Muzamba Siandizya

If you’ve ever seen Reverend Walter Mwambazi, there’s one thing you simply can’t ignore, the wet look on his head. Before he introduces himself the hairstyle gets you first.

For years, people have speculated. Some thought it was a deliberate fashion choice, others assumed it was just his signature look. But on the Kenny T 1 on 1 Podcast, Rev Mwambazi finally opened up about how it all started and the story goes way back.

Long before the title Reverend, Mwambazi was a creative. While in high school, he was part of a hip hop group, a space where image mattered just as much as talent. In the artistry world, you don’t only express yourself through music, your look is part of the performance.

Depending on his mood, the event or the message they wanted to send, the hairstyle had to change. One day this style, the next day something completely different. Experimenting was normal and fun.

But creativity came with consequences. Over time, constantly changing hairstyles, experimenting with products and pushing his hair to the limit began to take a toll. Eventually, the damage caught up with him leading to the look many people now recognize as his trademark wet look.

On the podcast, Rev Mwambazi tells the story in his own words, with humor and detail that makes you see him differently.

Catch the full conversation on the Kenny T 1 on 1 Podcast. If you haven’t watched this episode yet, you’re seriously missing out.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 19

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New episode drops tomorrow at exactly 11AM! With our guest Rev. Walter Mwambazi.

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