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Hi am Joshua Kalonde a blogger enthusiast with a goal of providing fresh posts in popular sectors. Currently I am studying Instrumentation Technology at Northern Technical College based in the city of Ndola, in Zambia. Am interested; in sharing information (posts), discovering new things, learning from others, to mention but a few.

















Location: Ndola, Zambia

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