Jeta Bejtullahu, born in Prishtina in Kosovo in 1980, after Kosovo's independence went to the UK where she lived for 10 years, came to Brussels in 2018 as she herself says ‘Brexit refugee’, lives in Brussels-City and works as a communications strategist. Loves the jazz scene in Brussels, Lindy Hop, and by extension anything to do with dance and music, as well as festivals such as that of photography. She loves Sainte-Catherine as a neighbourhood. She sees most changes through the Pedestrian Zone and new things seeing the light behind the canal, in Molenbeek like Le Phare du Kanaal. She wants to understand more about the Sapeur community. Her questions about the future are about the relevance of Brussels in geopolitics, whether multiculturalism will remain the norm and how we can all become Zinnekes.