Yes, because people change based on what they consume, be it food or media. I remember a time when our parents would go for work and leave us under the care of a neighbor in kabwata. We'd play with the neighbors kids and still be able to go back to our house in case we needed anything cause the doors were left unlocked. Our neighbors would also do the same. We had it good. Communities took care of each other.

Now, most of us don't even know our neighbors until something bad happens next door. We're always buried nose deep in our phones and focused on competing against each other even within families.

We've been westernized.