She is sacrificing her precious time to serve humanity and live for the sake of others. Her name is Tulani tutu banda who is teaching young people between the age of 8 and 14 to invent bungles made out of disposable plastic bottles and plastics and they are dressed in a piece of chitenge material.

Determined she is, Tulani believes, leadership is taking the first step, having a strong passion and great ideas to be on the move and create a family and good relationship with people she serves where all ages of people can come to access information, standing strong and never giving up because of life’s challenges. “My vision is to work with fellow young people who are geared to change the situations they want to change and together have great ideas that are going to improve the lives of many young people and have a passion to take action and save the country by moving and approaching things affecting them,” Tulani said in an interview. Tulani prides herself as an activist singer for children’s rights and protection and she is an assistant producer at Livenet media.

The Zambian beauty carried a personal campaign where she was giving free sanitary pads and she has touched the hearts of many and attracted an organisation called Noah mapalo from UK. Canadian and United Kingdom have shipped re-usable sanitary pads to help the girls. To live to her expectations, Tulani recently released a song called VIMYAMBO which strongly speaks against the child marriages and encourages young people to acquire skills if not educated. follow her on her page Tulani tutu Banda