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By OLIVER SAMBOKO
We will handle Rwanda issue - State House
Kasama MP warns UPND chief Mr. Sampa
Mr. Mucheleka
By SIMON MUNTEMBA
GOVERNMENT is dealing with the Rwanda allegations through diplomatic channels and people should avoid making more wild allegations on the matter, State House has said. Special assistant to the President for Press and public relations, Isaac Chipampe said State House was concerned that despite stating its position on allegations purported to have come out of a court trial in Rwanda, some citizens have continued [Page 4] with wild speculations and accusations on the matter. Mr Chipampe in a statement yesterday maintained that the accusations were false and urged the public to allow the due process of the diplomatic channels. (To page 3)
…apologise or else, Mucheleka told
RWANDESE refugees are fearing for their lives following contrived allegations against President Edgar Lungu made in court which they believe to have originated from his political enemies in Zambia. According to former refugees interviewed, the attacks on President Lungu are an indirect threat against them because the Rwandese government has been trying to get them forcibly repatriated to go and face unknown punishment. (To page 3)
…Allegations against President Lungu unsettle Rwandese exiles ‘Mopani operations to continue’
The two trucks the Scania from South Africa and the Freightliner (right), Zimbabwean registered where found laden with Mukula that it will go MOPANI Copper Mines has assured Government ahead with production beyond July 31, 2020. tree logs. [Pictures Linda Tembo Soko] By SILUMESI MALUMO
Minister of Mines and Minerals Development Richard Musukwa has said he was happy that Mopani had responded See story on Page 4favorably to its call not to place the Mine under care and maintenance. “We are open to dialogue because we want what’s best for the people of Zambia and Mopani is strategic to the economic trajectory,” he said. (To page 3)
Mr. Lusambo
IMF talks on again
Demolish structures • Mwanakatwe reveals contributing to floods - Lusambo talks set for April P.4 See story on Page 3
Kenyatta and Odinga pledge to heal divisions See story on Page 19
Commonwealth sidelines ZCID on dialogue preps
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ConCourt must explain Chilanga vacancy - YALI From (left to right) Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo, Ms Kampyongo, late Dr Mulenga’s widow Mary Mulenga,First Lady Esther Lungu consoles during the funeral service of late Home Affairs Permanent Secretary Dr Chileshe Mulenga at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Lusaka yesterday -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
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IN SEARCH OF TRUTH EVEN as the Zambian government uses diplomatic channels to defuse the lies that President Edgar Lungu is funding Rwandese insurgents fighting the government of President Paul Kagame, those fanning the stories must be exposed and punished. We are glad that State House has assured that Government is dealing with the Rwanda allegations through diplomatic channels, and that people should avoid making more wild allegations on the matter. Special assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations, Isaac Chipampe said State House was concerned that despite stating its position on allegations purported to have come out of a court trial in Rwanda, some citizens have continued with wild speculations and accusations on the matter. But the concern for most Zambians is about those people who are behind the fake stories that threaten the country’s security. It is in this vein that we agree with retired Major Richard Kachingwe that security forces should quickly establish the source of the false story alleging that President Lungu was financing terrorist activities in Rwanda and deal with the people involved. Maj Kachingwe, a forrmer UPND presidential advisor, said people behind the false allegations against the Head of State must be brought to book because they were putting the security of the nation at risk. He said perpetrators of the news were treading on dangerous ground because it was not only putting the President at risk but the entire nation. “The Rwandan story makes very sad reading and it is important for the security wings, ZICTA and IBA to swing into action and establish the real source of the story. If a media outlet will be found wanting they should be heavily punished on behalf of Zambians,” Maj Kachingwe said. In our view, we feel these are sinister forces at play who will go to any length in their quest to get into power. They are even prepared to dine with the devil in their evil machinations to get to State House. Like we noted yesterday, what would Zambia gain from promoting instability in Rwanda? Absolutely nothing. Yet, this is what desperate individuals want Zambians and the international community to believe, that President Lungu is funding unrest in that country. It is preposterous that President Lungu’s political opponents could sink so low as to want to poison the warm relations between Zambia and Rwanda. It is important therefore that those behind such lies are exposed and prosecuted in courts of law for the nation and international community to see who they really are. One of Zambia’s attributes since the country’s independence has been her foreign policy which promotes peaceful co-existence with her neighbours. This is what all successive governments have worked on, with success. And it is for this reason that those running away from persecution in their home countries have found safe haven here. Zambia has always been an honest broker, thus winning the respect of her neighbours. It is pleasing though that Zambians have also come out strongly to defend the President, with two veteran politicians describing the allegations against President Lungu as a witch hunt by certain opposition political leaders trying to dent his image in the African region and the globe. Former Defence Minister, George Mpombo, and former Foreign Affairs Minister, Katele Kalumba, said such manoeuvres were well known because certain opposition leaders were power angry thereby trying all means to discredit the Head of State. The allegations against President Lungu must be approached with level headedness and Zambians should do well to heed the advice from State House - to allow the due process of the diplomatic channels. For in the end, the truth will prevail.
SMALL-SCALE MINERS WANT RELIEF PACKAGE By SILUMESI MALUMO
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OVERNMENT must consider incorporating smallscale miners in the stimulus package because they are also grappling financially due to Covid-19, the Small-scale Miners Association of Zambia has said. The association’s president, Mr Kunda Chani, said it was important that Government considered the miners so that they could be able to manage their operations during this difficult period. Mr Chani said the smallscale miners were also facing similar challenges that other
By OLIVER SAMBOKO HEALTH Minister Chitalu Chilufya yesterday pleaded not guilty to four counts of possession of property suspected to be proceeds of crime involving money which he allegedly used to buy shares and properties in Zambia and Dubai. Chilufya, 47, of H/n 4,
business entities were going through. He said in an interview yesterday that the miners were important in the economic development of the country hence the need to be supported financially. Once supported, they would be able to contribute significantly to the growth the country’s Gross Domestic Product. Mr Chani said it was very cardinal for the miners to be involved in this important programme so that they could survive as well. “So the Ministry of Finance must have a serious thought as they are doing their planning for the stimulus and 2021 national budget, there must be
incentives that come to support this particular industry,” Mr Chani said.
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Late Home Affairs PS Mulenga interred HOME Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo has described late Permanent Secretary Chileshe Mulenga as a key contributor to the transformation of the ministry. Speaking during the church service of Dr Mulenga, Mr Kampyongo said he was instrumental in the implementation of government policies that saw the transformation of the ministry. Mr Kampyongo indicated that the death of his controlling officer will have an impact on the administration of the ministry as he spearheaded the many successes recorded in the ministry. Giving a tribute to her husband, Mary Mulenga remembered her spouse as a great friend, partner, and a true pillar of the family. – ZANIS.
1, 2016 and December 31, 2017 at Lusaka possessed US$200, 000 which was used to buy 6, 000 shares in Samfya Marines and Tourism Service Limited from Den Daas Investment Zambia Limited, property suspected to be proceeds of crime.
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HH farm workers charged with murder appear in court
THREE suspected PF cadres were yesterday detained by Police after they tried to break a security cordon mounted at the Lusaka Magistrate court to stop unruly behaviour at the court. The Police had cordoned off the area to stop any confusion by supporters and sympathisers of Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya who was appearing for plea at the court. Police officers on foot and horse backs in full riot gear, led by Deputy Inspector of Police Bonny Kapeso were deployed at the court to maintain order. This followed last week’s incident where scores of PF cadres and sympathisers caused confusion at the court as Dr Chilufya appeared to take plea in the matter he is charged with four counts of possession of property suspected to be proceeds of crime.
Robert Kennedy Close, Off Brentwood Avenue, denied all four charges that were read to him by Lusaka Chief Resident Magistrate Lameck Mwale. Chilufya is in count one alleged to have on a date unknown but between December
remain in custody until their case is closed. The court adjourned the matter and set July 29, 2020 as the day for the next mention while remanding them in custody. – ZANIS.
By OLIVER SAMBOKO
THREE farm workers have appeared in the Choma fast track court for the offence of murder. Appearing for explanation of charge before Senior Resident Magistrate Idah Mupemo, was Coster Halinyanga 30, farm manager, Jeff Chitombwe, 45, camp checker, and Joshua Hamungala, 25 farm worker all of Hakainde Hichilema Farm in Choma who are charged with one count of murder. The offence is contrary to section 200 of the penal code chapter 87 of the laws of Zambia. Particulars of the offence are that on June 26, 2020 in Choma, the three are alleged to have caused the death of Mr
Russell Kanoma. After explanation of the charge, Magistrate Mupemo informed the accused persons that their case can only be heard in the High Court but they will keep appearing in the Magistrate court for mention until the matter is committed to the High Court. State Prosecutor Alex Siyulikwa informed the court that they have not yet received the certificate from the Director of Public Prosecution to have the matter committed to the High Court. At this point the three made an application for bail to which Magistrate Mupemo explained that the nature of offence committed is non bailable according to the law and they would
By NOEL IYOMBWA
Rapist terrorises Mapatizya residents - MP
RESIDENTS of Mapatizya in Kalomo district are being terrorized by a 19 year old man of the same area who has allegedly been raping women and beating up people.. Mapatizya Member of Parliament Clive Miyanda told Parliament that Lucky Kaluwe popularly known as Chilombwana has been causing havoc to residents of the area.
He said that in the last three months Kaluwe has raped more than nine women and assaulted several other people. Mr Miyanda said that efforts to have the suspect arrested have failed as police officers at Zimba police claim they do not have enough man power. “Mr Speaker sir, the people of Mapatizya have suffered at
the hands of a 19 year old man by the name of Lucky Kaluwe. “People are being assaulted by this young man, he calls himself chilombwana. Just in a space of three months he has raped nine women and assaulted four men. “Police in Zimba said they do not have enough man power to arrest the suspect who is
moving from one place to another causing havoc,” the MP said. He has since called on the minister of Home Affairs to intervene in the matter. But speaker of National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini advised the member of engage the police command in the province to bring the culprit to book.
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As stated on Tuesday, he said, State House maintains that the allegations purported to have been submitted to a Rwandan court are false and the Zambian government is dealing with the matter through diplomatic channels with Rwanda. “State House would therefore, like to advise all citizens, including the media to allow the due process of the diplomacy to take its course without speculations and further unwarranted allegations,” Mr Chipampe said.
‘Mopani operations to continue’ From page 1 Company acting Chief Executive Officer Charles Sakanya, said his firm has put in place measures which would create a win - win situation for all stakeholders. Mr. Sakanya made the assurance when he led a team of management officials which paid a courtesy call on the Minister in Lusaka yesterday. He said the company had come up with a new system that would ensure fairness in its supply chain, further adding that the new system would also answer concerns on over pricing and the high cost of production. He said Mopani had also reduced the number of experts from 94 to 49, stating that the
number was yet to reduce further going forward. He also said management had appointed a new Security Manager who was a Zambian. Meanwhile, Mr. Sakanya said Mopani had paid K8million to Kitwe City Council, which it owed the local authority and they were in dialogue to discuss further. And Mr Musukwa said Government made it clear from the beginning that it wants Mopani to continue with operations and the 90 days’ notice was a not a mere academic exercise. On April 6, 2020, Mopani Copper Mines issued a notice of suspension of operations to Government that it was going to put the mine on care and maintenance.
By OLIVER SAMBOKO RWANDESE refugees are fearing for their lives following contrived allegations against President Edgar Lungu made in court which they believe to have originated from his political enemies in Zambia. According to former refugees interviewed, the attacks on President Lungu are an indirect threat against them because the Rwandese government has been trying to get them forcibly repatriated to go and face unknown punishment. As a result, the former refugees are now afraid of their lives because of the enemies who are now believed to be within Zambia. Mr Sentwali Rwingema, who
By PETER SICHALI and SILUMESI MALUMO SECURITY forces should quickly establish the source of the false story alleging that President Edgar Lungu was financing terrorist activities in Rwanda and deal with the people involved, former UPND presidential advisor Major Richard Kachingwe has said. Meanwhile two veteran politicians have described the Rwandan allegations against President Edgar Lungu as a witch hunt by certain opposition political leaders trying to dent his image in the African region and the globe. Former Defence Minister, George Mpombo, and former
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…Allegations against President Lungu unsettle Rwandese exiles runs a mini mart in Chalala, Lusaka said he was worried for his life and that of his family because the people conniving with rebels in Rwanda to dent President Lungu and Zambia’s image, could come after them. “My friend, this whole thing has no truth in it other than that someone wants President Lungu to send us back out of frustration so that we can be punished,” Mr Rwingema said. He explained that although
they were no longer classified as refugees, they cannot go back home for fear of reprisals. “We have been in Zambia for more than 20 years and throughout the successive governments, our government back home has been trying all manner of tricks to force the Zambian government to deport all Rwandese. Fortunately for us, so far no Zambian President has fallen for such tricks,” he said.
‘Arrest alarmists’
Foreign Affairs Minister, Katele Kalumba, said such manoeuvres were well known because certain opposition leaders were power angry thereby trying all means to discredit the Head of State. Maj Kachingwe said people behind circulation of false allegations against the Head of State must be brought to book because they were putting the security of the nation at risk. Maj Kachingwe said even people behind the story themselves also know that the Head of State could not sink so low as to put the peace of
the nation at stake. And the two former ministers said it was annoying to see people who had appetite for power sink so low to use useless means to get into State House. Dr Mpombo said Zambia had no political or economic benefit to gain from destabilising Rwanda, stating that the allegations were outlandish. “Zambia presently is a member of the SADC organ on defence and has frowned and condemned the ISIS military destabilisation of Mozambique, and a country
Mr Rwingema said having gone through the genocide and other atrocities including an invasion from some neighbouring countries, he would not want to go back ever. “Zambia is our home now,” he said. The people who are fighting President Lungu using the Rwandese rebels to tell lies in court, are playing a dangerous game and should stop.
which has advocated for peace can’t engage in conflict. And President Edgar Lungu has a Cabinet and cannot move in that direction without Cabinet approval,” he said. The former minister urged the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to make a vigorous diplomatic offensive to stem the tide of this vicious misinformation. Meanwhile, Dr Kalumba said Rwandan President Paul Kagame and President Lungu had been good friends and he could not turn against him in such a horrible manner. Dr Kalumba added Zambia’s economy was grappling and wondered how the Head of State would fund rebels from a different country.
OP-ED: POST COVID ECONOMIC RECOVERY: WHAT NEXT FOR THE AFRICAN CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (AFCFTA) The Coronavirus pandemic is a challenge that was not anticipated by the global economy and it arrived at a period when prospects for many African countries were promising. At the beginning of 2020, Africa was on track to continue its economic expansion, with growth projected to rise from 2.9 per cent in 2019 to 3.2 percent in 2020, and 3.5 per cent in 2021; but the pandemic arrived and destabilized almost all economies in Africa. In view of this, counter measures have since been instituted which are aimed at; (1), protecting the health of the citizens, (2) minimizing the spread of the virus as much as possible and (3) ensuring that the economies are shielded from adverse negative effects. As of July 13th, there have been more than 12 million COVID-19 cases reported globally with approximately 500,000 deaths. In Africa, the confirmed cases stand at approximately 578,307 with more than 12,000 deaths and 284,972 recoveries while in Zambia, we have 1,895 cases 1,348 recoveries and 42 deaths. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been both extensive and severe, including but not limited to, a health and an economic strain characterized by financial market stress and a collapse in commodity prices in several countries. The outbreak has led to disruptions in supply chains, created uncertainties and significantly dampened near-term growth prospects. The reality may depict that Africa has not been as severely affected by the pandemic compared to other global regions but in reality; Africa is vulnerable to the impact of COVID-19 because it is highly dependent on imports for its medicinal and pharmaceutical products among others. Key sectors of the African economy such as tourism, aviation, commerce, energy; are already experiencing a slowdown as a result of the pandemic. The external effects also emanate from direct trade links between affected partner continents such as Asia, Europe and the United States. This has further caused decline in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and remittances from African Diaspora among others.
WHAT IS THE CFTA? The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) is a flagship project of African Union Agenda 2063 and refers to a continental geographic zone in which goods and services are to move with no restrictions; among member states of the African Union (AU). The AfCFTA aims to boost Intra-African trade by providing a comprehensive and mutually beneficial trade agreements among the member states, covering trade in goods and services, investment, intellectual property rights and competition policy. The agreement brings together 1.2 billion people with a combined Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of more than US$2 trillion. The CFTA was scheduled for implementation from 1 July 2020 but this has been postponed to 2021 because of the impact of COVID-19 and the need for African leaders to focus on combating the pandemic in their respective countries. PROSPECTS OF THE CFTA AMIDST COVID-19 PANDEMIC Although the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) has been postponed due to COVID-19, African countries should continue to make progress in their national plans to liberalise goods and services. The COVID-19
pandemic has negatively affected the entire African Continent but also provides an opportunity for African countries to embark on innovative ways of business and resilience. Even though the official launch of the CFTA was postponed to 2021, African nations should swiftly begin to put up all the necessary requirements in place. African Nations must build upon the pillars of integration and start building regional value chains to advance industrialization and improve infrastructure. From the COVID 19 pandemic, it is evident that African nations must now realize the need to adopt a developmental regionalism approach to trade integration. The fight against COVID-19 must awaken urgency among African nations consolidating the prospects of expediting integration as foundation for the implementation of the CFTA when it shall be launched in 2021. Beyond the immediate response, recovery strategies for Africa should include a strong structural component to reduce dependence on external financial flows and global markets, and develop more value-adding, knowledge-intensive and industrialized economies, underpinned by a more competitive and efficient services sector. Financing for such ventures can adopt models such as the issuance of bonds (as is the case with Zambia) as well as under the Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) framework. This crisis provides an opportunity to take more concrete steps towards setting the groundwork for a successful implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA).
the country is able to generate substantial amount of revenue despite the difficult times facing humanity. This is also a call for concerted efforts between Government, civil society, academia and private sector to work out a plan on enhancing domestic resources mobilization using innovative means. The report that more than K6 billion has been raised from the intended K 8 billion under the COVID bond is very encouraging and will indeed assist to improve the liquidity levels in the economy that have reduced due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The call for Zambia is to remain focused towards our aspirations in the Vision 2030, the Seventh National Development Plan (7NDP) and indeed our targets in the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF). This period should be used to re-stratergise our efforts as a nation so that we are resilient to negative global occurrences on our economy. This is also the time for Zambia to push further discussions with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for processes and procedures towards a possible IMF programme. Overall, this period is a time to enhance our efforts as a nation as we strive towards recovery and growth of our economy.
ZAMBIA’S POSITIONING In view of the current global challenges, Zambia must remain strategic and position itself for a resilient and determined road towards economic recovery. Yes, the COVID-19 has negatively affected the economy and several businesses and now is the time to formulate a “ZAMBIA POST COVID ECONOMIC RECOVERY ROADMAP”. This strategic plan should detail steps that must be taken to springboard the economy on a path of recovery. It should detail how the 2020 national budget will be re strategized as well as how economic sectors will be strengthened to ensure that
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Pamodzi, Southern Sun hotels closed? By GRACE CHAILE LESOETSA
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY The Zambia Industrial Commercial Bank Limited (ZICB) is committed to meeting its mission of supporting its customers’ wealth creation and growth through provision of customer-centric banking solutions to its chosen segments that are pivotal to commercialisation and industrialisation of the Zambian economy. In line with its mission, the bank is seeking to recruit a highly motivated, result-oriented, well qualified and experienced professional to fill the following vacancy:
Customer Service � Timeous responses and resolution of customer complaints
BRANCH COORDINATOR – SALES AND SERVICES (1). Location: Kitwe
� Should have excellent organisational, administrative, and problem-solving skills
Job holder will be responsible for growing the Branch’s balance sheet through customer acquisition and deposit mobilisation while cross selling loans, advances, and transactional services. Key products to be sold will include payroll, savings, and investment accounts.
� Possess strong communication, interpersonal, and customer service skills
The job holder will be expected to ensure that the Branch achieves and sustains profitability by ensuring effective cost management as well as implementation of revenue generating activities. Compliance with the Bank’s policies and procedures relating to branch sales and services activities will be a key deliverable.
� Ability to read and interpret Financial Statements
Key tasks will include: Sales Activities � Coordinating the sales team by managing call plans and following up leads � Managing branch sales meetings and closure of action items ensuing from sales activities � Development and maintenance of a cross-sales matrix and ensuring cross-sell targets are met � Effective communication with both existing and prospective customers aimed at growing customer transactional volumes Customer Onboarding � Collection and verification of Know - Your - Customer (KYC) documents to facilitate account opening and filing of the same � Ensuring the adequacy of sales-related equipment and/or material to enable efficiency in sales and customer onboarding
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� Proactive implementation of measures to prevent customer dissatisfaction � Management of internal relationships to facilitate wellcoordinated cross-functional customer service delivery
TAJ Pamodzi and Southern Sun hotels in Lusaka have temporarily closed due to unknown reasons. The two major hotels have become a deserted view with only security guards at the entrance turning away prospective clients. A check found a notice stuck on the Southern Sun Hotel main entrance reading, “We are temporarily closed.” The temporary closures has come at a time when the hospitality industry is facing challenges in operations due to the coronavirus leading to over 90 percent reduction in clientele. Efforts to get a comment from the Tourism Council of Zambia chairperson Vincent Mupwaya was unsuccessful as his phone went unanswered.
Key Competences will include:
� Presentation skills to effectively gain customer interest in the Bank’s products and services
� Analytical and leadership skills Educational and Experience Requirements � Grade 12 School Certificate or General Certificate of Education equivalent. � Minimum of a Diploma in Banking, Finance, Business Administration, or any relevant field. � Minimum of two years (2 years) relevant experience. Only candidates who meet the above job specifications should apply by enclosing their detailed CV’s, photocopies of their academic/professional qualifications and any other relevant documentation in support of their application. Daytime reachable telephone and/or mobile numbers should be clearly stated. Kindly note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Applications should reach the undersigned before close of business on Thursday, 23rd July 2020. Head – Human Capital Zambia Industrial Commercial Bank Limited Farmers House/Central Park, Corner of Church Road and Cairo Road P. O. Box 30228 LUSAKA
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Bandits shoot Kitwe guard By ROGERS KALERO A 30-YEAR-OLD guard of Nobutula Lodge in Kitwe is nursing gunshot wounds at Kitwe Teaching Hospital after armed robbers shot him on the left thigh. Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga confirmed the incident which happened at the lodge at around 03:00 hours yesterday. The criminals stormed the lodge with intent to steal but were met by a forceful security staff. Ms Katanga identified the security guard as Mr Constantino Chibale of Musonda compound of Kitwe and described his condition as stable “Yes, we have a case of aggravated robbery where 30-year-old security guard at Nobutula Lodge Constatino Chibale was shot and wounded by suspected criminal who attacked the lodge. “The incident happened when three criminals entered the lodge and fought with two security guards. One of the suspected criminals produced a gun and shot the victim before the three fled the scene,’’ Ms Katanga said And sources at the lodge and the hospital separately said Mr Chibale’s condition was stable.
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Titles for plots near presidential lodge to be revoked - PS By SILUMESI MALUMO in Kitwe GOVERNMENT has warned it will revoke all the land titles given to individuals near the Presidential guest house in Kitwe. And Government warned that there is a lot of lawlessness in councils where officers report for work drunk but this time around heads will roll. Ministry of Local Government Permanent Secretary, Ed Chomba, said it was unacceptable for people to issue plots near the Presidential Guest House as areas where the President was found needed to be protected. Bishop Chomba said this kind of behaviour would not be tolerated and he would ensure that the titles were revoked. He said that it was cardinal for people to respect the Presidency, therefore, all the titles were null and void. "I know people have been given land near the Presidential Guest House, this is unacceptable but let me tell you I am revoking the titles tomorrow (today). Let's learn to respect the Presidency, that area should not be tempered at all," he said. Meanwhile Bishop Chomba said lawlessness among the workers was negatively affecting service delivery which would no longer be the case. Speaking when he addressed Kitwe City Council workers yesterday, Bishop Chomba said he would not allow indiscipline among workers in the councils as he was eager to see areas where workers operate from develop. He said those who come drunk and those promoting laziness in work places would be kicked out so that sanity prevailed.
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CONSULT, NEVERS COUNSELS ECZ as councillors after an outcry from stakeholders. The ECZ announced it had reduced presidential nomination fees from K150, 000 to K100, 000. Dr Mumba said whether the nomination fees were high or not it was important that political players were consulted at every turn. "I think they should consult us so that we understand whatever is going on. It's not the question of being too high or too little it's an issue of consultation. "I really don't know about these reduced nomination fees, as MMD we did not get any formal communication from ECZ, so my advice is that they should know the importance of consulting people affected," Dr Mumba said.
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THE Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) must consult political players when coming up with important electoral issues such as nomination fees, MMD president Nevers Mumba has said. Dr Mumba said it was prudent that political players were involved in such matters so that consensus could be reached. He said in an interview yesterday that ECZ should not be “secretive” when making important adjustments that affect stakeholders. Recently, ECZ announced the reduction of nomination fees for presidential candidates, aspiring members of Parliament, mayors as well
DMMU to pay facemasks’ suppliers next month
By NOEL IYOMBWA THE Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) will pay all suppliers of face masks next month when the auding process is concluded. DMMU national coordinator, Chanda Kabwe, said the funds to pay suppliers were available and would be released at once after the auditors conclude the
Maamba Collieries opposes ZCCM-IH application over debt
By CHINTU MALAMBO
MAAMBA Collieries Limited has opposed an application where ZCCM-IH is asking the High Court to enter judgement on admission against it for conceding that it owes ZCCM-IH $10million which it borrowed in order to pay its creditors. This is in a matter where ZCCM Investment Holdings has sued Maamba Collieries Limited in the Lusaka High Court for failing to pay the money it owes. Maamba Collieries Limited in its defence
SHUTDOWN NOTICE an interruption of power supply in the following areas:
By NOEL IYOMBWA
MUFUMBWE TOWN AND SURROUNDING AREAS To Facilitate Annual Maintenance Works MONDAY 20TH July, 2020
TIME:
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However, all supply lines must be treated as live as power may be restored
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before the stated time. We regret the inconvenience this may cause. FIGHT CORONAVIRUS: Customers are encouraged to purchase electricity units through channels such as online banking and mobile money. Customers are further advised to report faults by contacting Zesco National Call Centre on 0211 363636 (all networks) or 322 (MTN & Airtel) or SMS supply status query and account/ prepayment number to 3600.
explained that ZCCM-IH lent it US$10 million, at the request and instance of Industrial Development Corporation Limited which was tasked by the ministry of Finance and National Development to procure funds for Zesco imited to settle its indebtedness to it. Earlier, ZCCM-IH had argued that Maamba Collieries had not denied owing the amount in question. It therefore, asked the court to enter judgement on admission against Maamba Collieries.
CDF to be released
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work. He said DMMU had received its targeted number of face masks from various suppliers and have since been distributed to all schools for pupils in examination classes. Mr Kabwe said auditors had been engaged as a way of enhancing accountability and building public confidence in the operations of the unit.
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GOVERNMENT will soon release Constituency Development Funds (CDF) for all constituencies, Local Government and Housing Minister Charles Banda has told parliament. Dr Banda told the committee on local government and housing that the minister of Finance has assured him that CDF will soon be made available. And the minister has asked the committee to consider reviewing the status of the personal levy. He said that there is need for councils to be innovative them generate income. Dr Banda also told the committee that Road
Development Agency and Zesco should surrender some of its activities to the local authorities so that they can earn a commission and generate some income.
And Dr Banda has observed that local government funds have been misunderstood for wage bill. “Madam Speaker, these funds are supposes to help councils to run effectively and they are also meant for capital projects. He said that the funds are supposed to help councils to carry out capital projects. Dr Banda disclosed that Governemnt is working on harmonising the Local Government Act number 19 of 2019.
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Stop it, UNIP warns detractors By ANDREW MUKOMA
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This will cater for over 10,000 pupils and almost 2500 vendors at local markets that do not have access to basic hygiene facilities for proper hand washing and other sanitary practices. Similarly, John Snow Health, in partnership with USAID DISCOVERY-Health and the Ministry of Health, are supporting the dissemination of correct information about COVID-19 to rural communities through the vast network of traditional leaders and chiefs in Zambia. They propose to direct the funds toward the printing of informative materials, that have been translated into 7 local languages, in an effort to reinforce the dialogue around the Coronavirus, dispel rumours, and, ultimately, improve prevention of the disease. They plan to impact around 5 million Zambians in more than 100 chiefdoms. “Zambians in marginalised communities and rural areas are the most at risk of being affected by the Coronavirus. As a result, we are confident that through these two initiatives, Prudential will be filling important gaps in the community as we work to minimise the spread of COVID-19”, said Prudential GM, Maunga Kwenda.
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UNIP acting national chairman Captain Robert Mukengami has warned individuals who are fanning confusion in the former ruling party to stop. Cap Mukengami charged that a group of individuals claiming to be UNIP members were causing confusion in the party. He said in an interview in Livingstone that the same group had been going round issuing statements and commenting on the matter which was active before the courts of the law. Capt Mukengami said as far as the party was concerned, the case involving UNIP had not been disposed of and was still active in court. “I am talking now as acting national chairman. I want to warn all those disgruntled leaders who are not UNIP members who are going round calling all my provincial chairmen telling them that the case has been disposed of and UNIP lost the case to stop it “Actually now, the case is starting and trial for the main case is starting soon. Those were just preliminaries issues which were raised but the main case starts soon,” he said. Capt Mukengami said that the ills such leaders have against the UNIP president, Tilyenji Kaunda, and the leadership would not bring them results. “Let them stop talking about UNIP because they will never be our members,” he said. And Capt Mukengami has urged interested young people who have interest in politics and wanting to contest at various levels in the 2021 general elections to start submitting their credentials to the party leadership in Southern Province. “We are inviting all those interested and intending to contest the positions of councillors, council chairpersons, mayors and Members of Parliament during the forthcoming general elections in 2021 to start submitting their applications,” he said. He said that applications should be forwarded to the provincial leadership in Livingstone.
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JOHANNESBURG - Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan and Finance Minister Tito Mboweni have committed to obtain funding for the state-owned airline’s short, medium and long-term requirements in a letter in a letter sent to the business rescue practitioners of South African Airways late on Wednesday evening. The letter, which does not mention any particular amounts, was requested by the business rescue practitioners. It does not say where the funding will come from. The Department of Public Enterprises has repeatedly said in the past its aim is to create a viable and sustainable new South African national airline. In terms of a business rescue plan accepted by the creditors of the flag carrier on Tuesday, a letter of commitment of funding had to be provided to the rescue practitioners by Wednesday for the plan to proceed. The rescue plan requires about R10.3 billion in new funding for, among other things, restarting operations (R2.8 billion for July and August) and severance packages for employees (about R2 billion). The department said in a statement yesterday that it welcomes the commitment by National Treasury that the government will support and source funding for the plan which will result in “the emergence of a new viable, sustainable, competitive national airline.” According to the DPE, the funding commitment gives effect to Cabinet’s previous endorsement of SAA’s business rescue plan. Cabinet’s position is that “it supports the proposal for a new airline and the concerted effort to mobilise funding from various sources, including from potential equity partners for the uptake of the new airline.” – NEWS24.
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ZAMBIA’S ECONOMY POISED FOR REBOUND, SAYS THINK-TANK By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ZAMBIA is poised to recover from the impact of Covid-19 over the mediumterm following the current mitigation measures from Government, says Policy Monitoring and Research Centre (PMRC) Executive Director, Bernadette Deka Zulu. Ms Zulu observed that the economy was poised to recover over the medium term with Government’s focus and unity of purpose to amend the impact of Covid-19 on the economy and health of citizens. “It is therefore imperative for all citizens to support Government initiatives by communicating and disseminating correct information on measures and mitigate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic,” she said in a statement yesterday. Ms Zulu applauded Government for initiatives such as the issuance of the Covid-19 bond with a target to raise K8 billion. Government has so far raised K6.8
Ms Zulu billion from the bond. In this regard, she said, the Government was relying on support from various
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stakeholders, especially financial institutions and fund managers to participate. “There is no doubt that in the current context it is necessary to provide an economic stimulus through the issuance of the Covid-19 bond in order to improve the liquidity levels in the economy that have reduced due to the coronavirus pandemic,” Ms Zulu said. The Covid-19 Bond, Ms Zulu explained, was mainly aimed at stimulating economic activity. She explained that it was different from Covid-19 Funds and Resources whose aim was on Health Interventions to fight and mitigate the impact the pandemic had on HIV, TB and malaria programmes. “In sharp contrast to the Covid-19 Bond, activities from Covid-19 Funds include, but are not limited to, management of patients, epidemic preparedness assessment and, laboratory testing, among others,” Ms Zulu said.
Stanchart complex 90 p.c. complete By BUUMBA CHIMBULU STANDARD Chartered Bank Zambia’s US$40 million new head office complex is taking shape with the structure now over 90 percent complete. Chief Executive Officer, Herman Kasekende, said construction works had to slow down in the first few months due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite this, he said, Standard Chartered US$40m head office building was taking good shape. He said this in a statement issued yesterday. “This new head office not only adds to the beauty of Lusaka’s skyline, but is a key demonstration that Standard Chartered Bank remains firmly committed to Zambia, to our clients and to our communities,” Mr Kasekende said. The investment, he said, also demonstrated that Standard Chartered remained firmly committed to Zambia’s economy, clients, and communities. “Despite the three-month break at the construction site due to the Covid-19 pandemic and adherence to social distancing measures, the Bank’s US$40m building is on track to be completed by the last quarter of the year,” Mr Kasekende said.
‘Zambia’s bonds more attractive’ By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ZAMBIA’S bonds and treasury bills have become more attractive due to positive sentiments from offshore players on the market. Demand for government securities to date stands at 130 percent for treasury bills (with the last seven debts sales oversubscribed) while that of bonds rallied to 43 percent from below 30 percent. Additionally, this is supported by an 86 percent subscription improvement in the sixth fixed auction of the year where the central bank raised K818.5mln. Risk skew remains towards treasury bills than bonds. This sentiment is a very good driver and is making Zambia’s assets attractive, says Economics Association of Zambia (EAZ) National Secretary, Mutisunge Zulu. “This is coming from the fact that Zambia has taking the right steps towards re-profiling its debt, the debt restructuring by Lazard, is very good. “At the same time, the International Monetary Fund being given the mandate to commence talks with Zambia over a bailout package and this has boosted sentiments,” Mr Zulu said in an interview. Mr Zulu who is a financial analyst, explained that the global economy had liquidity with low interest rates
Mr Zulu looking assets to house. Zambia’s assets, he said, were becoming attractive and that was why offshore players were interested in buying. “We are very upbeat, we are very bullish, and we wait for any progress when to come to debt restructure. “I know the Finance Minister has been in talks with the G20 over debt suspension and structure has been put in place and we are asking for suspension for more than one year, if this goes through, it will be breathing space for Zambia to get back to its feet especially after Covid-19,” Mr Zulu said. Mr Zulu also said the current
move by the Bank of Zambia to grow its balance sheet provided an opportunity to pay suppliers in outstanding arrears, which represented the liquidity that the real sector had been starved of. This economy, Mr Zulu said, needed flows. “You should understand that quantitative easing is common practice by Central Banks in times of crisis. The United States, Bank of England and people’s Bank of China have also done it, so it is nothing new. “In crisis time, there are measures where the Central bank will step in and that is how the K6.8 billion came up,” he said.
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Dear editor, With the current increasing number of Covid-19 Cases of which both the youth and old are gasping for oxygen is a wake up call to the minister of Higher Education in Zambia and learners at large. Currently we have seen both teachers and lecturers testing positive to Covid-19. Non Exam Classes maybe given assignments to do at home and proceed to the next academic year, its part of assessments than risking their lives in the name of Written Exams. Dear Editor, allow me to testify that Covid-19 is real and so painful in the body, you end up feeling like your nostrils have been replaced with exhaust pipes and the mucus freely runs out accompanied with severe headache and muscle pains. I’m a health inspector and I understand preventive Medicine, I tried to adhere to all the guidelines but Covid-19 caught me. The best is to stay home because I strongly believe the world has little or no information about transmission and treatment of this virus. May the relevant Ministry hear my proposal and save lives. There are more exams learners will write before the final Exam. Nivi Skulu Chabe Ivi Insp:Rabbson Wa Daka Luangwa Feira Ext
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THE leadership of the mighty Patriotic Front in Southern Province has drastically improved and we thank Edgar Lungu for appointing Mr. Lawrence Evans as provincial chairman Mr Evans and his team has managed to garner more supporters to the party and if today we called for elections, PF will shock a lot of people. The opposition and enemy of development have seen that PF has penetrated the province no wonder they had to parade youths from Bweengwa to cause havoc the moment they heard President Lungu would be in Monze. They are now feeling the heat and they now hire and transport cadres from the villages of Bweengwa but all this is coming to an end come 2021 The political achievement done
by PF is to transform Dundumwezi lack of mobile communication into reality. I’m writing this article in Dundumwezi and I want to thank the PF and we are assuring the party that all the structures are intact and we hope to win elections here. The infrastructure development in the province has shown that the party is not vindictive but proactive and mean well to the people of the region and the country at large. I would like to urge all youths in the province to support the party leadership from the provincial to the district level and let us shame them by voting for the party and win the next election with a massive victory. Mr Lawrence, may you continue recruiting and growing the party and help it win. LOYAL MARIO, Southern Province.
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ambia National Commercial Bank (ZANACO) plc has closed the Itezhi Tezhi branch after some employees were exposed to a client who tested positive to Covid-19. According to a press release placed on the bank’s notice board, it has since alerted the Ministry of Health while members of staff have been placed in quarantine.
ZANACO SHUTS ITEZHI TEZHI BRANCH
“Zambia National Commercial Bank plc wishes to advise its customers and the public on the closure of our Itezhi Tezhi Branch with immediate effect until further notice. “This incidence presents a high risk exposure to our customers and our employees,
especially those at Itezhi Tezhi Branch. In view of the above, the bank has taken precautionary measures to temporary suspend operations at the branch� read the release in part. The statement indicated that the bank was committed to fight COVID-19 pandemic and would continue to enforce
guidelines provided by the Ministry of Health. Meanwhile, the Itezhi Tezhi District Covid-19 Taskforce has heightened control measures and deployed both council and state police to ensure guidelines were followed. Itezhi Tezhi District Health Director, Sylvester Kasonde,
said during a meeting that no fish mongers were being allowed to get to the harbour to buy fish without wearing masks. Dr Kasonde said the rapid response team was also inspecting all business and public places in the district. The council, he said, has also
Liuwa generates US$261, 743 in 2019 tourism year LIUWA Plain National Park in Kalabo generated over US$261, 743 in revenue during the 2019 tourism year. According to the 2019 Annual Report on African Parks released by the non-profit conservation organisation, the revenue represents nearly 30 percent increase compared to US$186,370 generated in the 2018 tourism year. “With King Lewanika Lodge and the new community campsites open, Liuwa’s popularity as a safari destination grew by nearly 30 percent, with revenue from tourism generating US$261,743 from 4,639 bed nights from 1,146 guests. Of this number, 786 were campers, 186 were day visitors and 174 were visitors to King Lewanika,� reads the report in part. The development has elated Liuwa Park Manager Deon Joubert who has expressed satisfaction that Liuwa’s tourism potential is destined for greater heights. Mr Joubert said in an interview that Liuwa is transforming into an
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eco-tourism hub driven by community and conservationbased safaris. “Through media and excellent service, we aim to promote the park as a favorite tourism destination,� he said. He said the park is this year focusing on continuing to grow tourism, provide security to communities and wildlife as well as implement the General Management Plan (GMP) and Land Use Plan (LUP). “We are hoping to promote the park to Zambian citizens and residents to come and enjoy this wonderful heritage,� he said. He however noted that the global outbreak of the novel Coronavirus will have an impact on Liuwa’s tourism this year. Liuwa Plain National Park is an emerging tourism hotspot whose panoramic expanse of grassy plain annually hosts one of nature’s greatest spectacles and Africa’s second largest Wildebeest migration where approximately 30,000 wildebeests move across the landscape from south to north-west in an orderly fashion. The sanctuary further boasts of hosting a variety of key animal species, over 300 bird species and the co-existence of human beings alongside wildlife. - ZANIS
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CB records 80p.c. agro inputs delivery By MUYANI SHINJABALE
EIGHTY percent of the Farmers Input Support Programme (FISP) has been delivered to the Copperbelt, says provincial Permanent Secretary Bright Nundwe. Mr Nundwe said 80 percent of FISP had been delivered on the Copperbelt for the 2020-2021 farming season through Nyimba Investment Limited. Mr Nundwe indicated that the delivery of inputs would be concluded in the next two weeks. He also indicated that the Copperbelt had done exceptionally well in the 2019-2020 farming season. Mr Nundwe said in maize production, the Copperbelt was ranked fourth and ranked second in sweet potatoes and soya beans production. He urged farmers on the Copperbelt to attach great importance to agriculture in terms of storage. Mr Nundwe cautioned farmers against smuggling their products through Sakanya, Mokambo and Kasumbalesa borders into the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and urged security personnel to completely eradicate smuggling. Meanwhile, the Copperbelt Provincial Administration donated five litres of sanitisers, masks and note books to media houses on the Copperbelt. Mr Nundwe said media practitioners were frontline workers who needed protective materials to help them prevent the contraction of Covid-19.
MITENGO CRIME PEAKS By SANFROSSA MANYINDA
CRIME-RIDDEN Mitengo residential area in Ndola has recorded yet another daring housebreaking incident, this time around, the bandits hauled household goods using a vehicle like an ordinary resident shifting to another location.
The bandits broke into house number 9440A and loaded a refrigerator, cooker, solar power unit, invertor worth K15, 000 and drove away in the night of Sunday. Other goods stolen were sofas, a cooker and other small items that could not easily be noticed. Residents in Mitengo, who declined to be named, said the owner of the block of flats and a guest wing was out in South Africa. “Thieves broke into Mr Mwila Boniface’s premises who is out in South Africa. They stole the solar system, batteries and an inventor, cooker, furniture and fridge. They loaded the goods onto the van,” one resident said. But when contacted, Copperbelt Commissioner of Police, Charity Katanga,
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INDHOEK - A city councillor in Namibia's capital has alleged she was offered a bribe by a local politician to ensure Chinese tech giant Huawei would win an exclusive contract to build the 5G telecommunication network in Windhoek. Brunhilde Cornelius made the allegations in an affidavit that was filed with police on
CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS IN NAMIBIAN 5G DEAL WITH HUAWEI June 19 and has been obtained by Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit. Cornelius, who is also the secretary-general of the opposition Rally for Democracy and Progress Party (RDP), alleged the bribe was offered by Nicanor Ndjoze, a fellow RDP member who is the party's director of elections.
Cornelius states in the affidavit that following Ndjoze's alleged offer, she reported the attempted bribery to the police, who equipped her with hidden recording devices for future meetings with Kandjiriomuini and Ndjoze. The affidavit explains how the following day, on May 20, Kandjiriomuini requested a
meeting with Cornelius and Ndjoze. Picking her up from the COW municipality, Ndjoze drove Cornelius to a petrol station at the edge of town. En route, Ndjoze informed Cornelius that "local guys who we can trust" would set up a joint venture with Huawei. Surveillance footage obtained exclusively by Al
Jazeera confirms that Ndjoze arrived at the petrol station with Cornelius at 16:44 local time, about 10 minutes after Kandjiriomuini. Ndjoze and Kandjiriomuini are seen having a discussion outside the car, before Kandjiriomuini steps into Ndjoze's car, and they drive off. CCTV footage obtained by
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Al Jazeera confirms a meeting took place at the petrol station Cornelius claimed the meeting with Ndjoze and Kandjiriomuini was covertly recorded using equipment hidden in her hat and undergarments as part of the investigation by the police. Al Jazeera was not able to independently verify the existence of the recording. " – ALJAZEERA.
INVESTRUST BANK PLC IS OFFERING FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES. (ADVERTISEMENT NO. 02/2020) 1. Lot No. 34419/M Petauke This property is located along Great East road in Petauke area, approximately 3km from the Central Business District of Petauke. The land, in extent, is approximately 2.3995 hectares fully secured by electric/chain link wire fence fitted with a sliding steel gate. The property is developed with: (i) Main Building with Ancillary Accommodation (ii) Conference Hall (iii) Four (4) similar chalets (iv) Blocks of 2 Guestrooms I (v) Blocks of 2 Guestrooms II (vi) Blocks of 2 Guestrooms III (vii) Outside Bar (viii) Store (ix) Pumphouse (x) insaka I, II, & III (xi) Ablution block (xii) Swimming pool (xiii) Guardhouse (Reserve Price: K1,910,000.00)
2. Stand No. 20572, off Mumbwa Road, Lusaka The property is situated about 700 metres off Mumbwa Road at SGS filling station in the industrial area, 5.50km from Lumumba Road and approximately 6.0km from the Central Business District Lusaka. This is an industrial property and measures about 1.3499 hectares. Boundaries are defined by a concrete block wall fence, and access to the property is a double sliding steel gate. The site is developed with a block of offices, warehouses and storeroom. Zesco mains electricity supply is connected with an onsite transformer. Water supply is from a borehole stored in the water tank. The warehouse comprises of a maize mill area, two warehouses and the loading bay. The office block comprises of reception, six offices, kitchen, storeroom and two toilets. (Offers)
3. Stand No. 8083 Nakambala Road, Industrial Area, Ndola The subject property is situated in the industrial area of Ndola along Nakambala road; approximately 7 kilometres from the Central Business District. It is in the same vicinity as the Zambia Sugar Company and Jacaranda Villa residential Area. The property consists of bare land extending to approximately 5,636 square metres and is partially enclosed in a concrete block boundary wall to one side, the other sides being dwarf walls. (Reserve Price: K845, 000.00) To view or make inquiries on the properties, please contact, the Legal Department, Investrust Bank Plc, Head office, Ody’s Park, Great East Road, Lusaka, or call +260977130418 or +260977130298 or +260977130506 Bids in sealed envelopes must be deposited in the Tender Box at our Head Office, 1st Floor Ody’s Park, Great East Road, Lusaka, no later than at 14:30 hours on 24th July 2020. The envelopes should be addressed to the CHAIRPERSON – MANAGEMENT TENDER COMMITTEE and clearly marked BID FOR PURCHASE OF REPOSSESSED PROPERTIES ADVERTISEMENT NO. 02/2020. PLEASE NOTE: 1. Neither late nor emailed bids shall be accepted 2. The Bank shall accept any bid by registered mail provided it reaches the Bank before the deadline
3. The Bank reserves the right to accept or reject all bids without assigning a reason thereto.
Mandela’s daughter Zindzi tested positive for virus JOHANNESBURG - Zindzi Mandela, the youngest daughter of South Africa’s first democratically elected president Nelson Mandela and anti-apartheid activist Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, had tested positive for Covid-19 on the day of her
death. She died in a Johannesburg hospital earlier this week at the age of 59. Her son Zondwa Mandela told public broadcaster SABC that it was unclear if the disease caused her death. The family is waiting for the autopsy report. “Simply by the virtue that there was a positive test, we are therefore obligated to function and work within the framework of the existing regulation related to such cases,” he said. He is quoted as saying his mother will be buried today. – BBC.
Cameroon military search for kidnapped students YAOUNDE - The Cameroon military has launched a major search for dozens of boys abducted on Sunday by suspected separatists in the country's South-West region. A senior officer in charge of the area said that armed men stormed the locality of Mmouck Leteh in Lebialem division taking away about 60 boys, most of them aged between 12 and 16 years. He said 12 of the boys had managed to escape and were back in the village where they were kidnapped. The officer said a separatist commander, commonly referred to as General Ayeke, had claimed responsibility for the kidnappings, demanding a ransom of $2, 500. Lebialem has become a hotspot for separatist activity. Local officials say that many of the separatists have escaped military raids from neighbouring North-West region, finding a safe haven in Lebialem where
the terrain makes it difficult for the military to operate. The government forces have been fighting separatists in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions for the past four years now. The war has cost the lives of at least 3, 000 people and forced more a million from their homes, according to the United Nations. – BBC.
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FA CUP
The FA Cup became the first important competition in 1871. The following year a match between two national teams was played for the first time. The match that involved England and Scotland ended 0-0 and was watched by 4, 000 people at Hamilton Crescent.
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OOTBALL, or soccer as the game is called in some parts of the world has a long history. Football in its current form arose in England in the middle of the 19th century 1863 in London when the first Football association was formed. The FA Cup became the first important competition in 1871. The following year a match between two national teams was played for the first time. The match that involved England and Scotland ended 0-0 and was watched by 4, 000 people at Hamilton Crescent. Twelve years later, in 1883, the first international tournament took place and included four national teams: England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) was founded in 1904 and a foundation act was signed by representatives from France, Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. England and the other British countries did not join FIFA from the start, they had invented the game and saw no reason to subordinate to an association. Still, they joined in the following year, but would not partake in the World Cup until 1950. The core of football tactics is the formation of the team. In football (soccer) the formations are classified in names consisting of numbers that represent defenders, midfielders and attackers (the goalkeeper is unnecessary to involve in this tactical aspect). Formations are simplified ways to describe a team’s positional tactic schematically. Here is one of the most utilised formations - 4-2-4 formation. This formation was a product from Brazil. It was first tested in the Brazilian league and later in the 1958 World Cup which Brazil won. It should be mentioned that the 4-2-4 was not a Brazilian novelty, but it was the Brazilians that made most success with it – they would use it again in the 1970 World Cup with supreme result. One of the features of 4-2-4 and of the Brazil national team was the attacking full-backs Football started to get complicated as the introduction of the offside rule in 1925 started a development of other formations more adapted to the offside. FA Cup, or Football Association Challenge Cup, is
FOOTBALL TEAM SETUP IN ZAMBIA a yearly competition between English football clubs first played in 1871-1872. Known as the oldest tournament in the game of football. So, chess of the green pitch football is played over the world from 32 teams in 1934 who participated in the World Cup qualifier to about 200 team now participating in the world qualifiers, wow! In Africa in February 1957 in Sudan an association called Confederation of African Football was formed to organise African football. The founding member countries were Sudan, South Africa, Ethiopia and Egypt. The first Africa Cup was won by Egypt. In Zambia, the football association got affiliated to FIFA and CAF in 1964. The Copperbelt Province is the heart and origin of big football teams in Zambia. The management and running of football was by mining companies which existed at that time namely NCCM and RCM in the early 1980s. Each team was headed by the chairman appointed by the mining company and club secretary who was actually part time in football matters. He had other responsibilities in the company. The team was headed by the coach and his assistants, normally they were just two. The players were part time, they had other full time jobs, some were artisans, boiler makers and community-based employees in mine townships. We must mention here that nearly all if not all clubs in Zambia at that time were sponsored by state-owned companies and other government bureaucratic agencies. This setup produced the finest players in Zambia who played in Europe. Zambia had
some African countries coming to learn football matters here. The sponsorship arrangement changed in the 1990s after privatisation was done. This was inevitable. Systems have three stages, creation, perform its function it was created for and dissolve or go away. In this case ZCCM was created, sponsored football in Zambia and went away. This created other entities like Copperbelt Enegy Corporation, Mopani Copper Mines, Konkola Copper Mines to take up the bill and fresh methods of running football. This change had a domino effect on football in Zambia. However, management of football and the technical bench setup has remained unchanged for over 50 years in Zambia. For the club management, FIFA introduced club licencing the compliance in Zambia is below average. For now we won’t discuss this, it will be analysed later. However, let’s look at how typically the technical bench is in all premier league teams is in Zambia now. The boss of the team is called the head coach and normally he has two assistants, team physio, team doctor, team manager and kit “master.” The head coach roles are day to day planning, strategy, recruitment, guiding of the team during matches (you must have seen some guy on the touch line screaming and instructing players on match day), discipline and many other functions related to the team. His/her assistants or deputies actually get instruction from him for smooth running of the team. The team doctor and physio
Football now is a business with a number of “players” involved. Remember the comment one expatriate coach made on Zambia coaches. Yes, he was rude but sorry he was correct. (I have a lot of coaches who are my personal friends please understand me) First the title of the head coach has to change to Team manager. Why? Modern teams now have gone scientific, the use of IT tools both software and hardware is a must. You need to understand how to do GPS sports for players. We have the video analyst coach, basic knowledge of video formats is needed, understanding of weather conditions for football is a must, player transfers. Basic knowledge of law for the team manager is a requirement. Leadership analysis and motivation. . A person to organise all this
are for medical emergencies and treatment during and after the matches. The team manager is responsible for documenting the lineup and assists on substitutions .The kit master organises jerseys and balls to be used for training and match day. This is basically the core of the typical Zambian football club technical bench, It has been like this for many years since 1964. This has to change, football has evolved, changed. It’s so advanced now such that we have certification for trainers for CAF and FIFA. Basically each continental association has developed the certification for its member states. For example, CAF has its own certification. In football now, distances and movement of each player is now calculated using GPS.
is definitely a manager and not coach. The person called the team manger now can be called the Player Welfare Officer or PWO, is in charge of personal requirements of the team that is accommodation, uniforms, jersey number for the player, bank related issues and many more. Football is a contact game, injuries on the pitch and off the pitch is a normal thing. All clubs must have a qualified fitness trainer or physical trainer, call him/her anything you want but he/she must responsible for endurance and physical conditioning of team We need to quickly move on the Zambian technical bench restructuring to improve the operation of our clubs and the national team. Email: mubabeb@yahoo. com whatspp:0966788961
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Minister of Finance Katele economically st Kalumba has said. He said in Dr Kalumba said China yesterday, the AMBIA must mainhad not come to Africa for cancel interest tain theByrelationship MICHAEL MIYOBA with China because it selfish reasons like western was an indica really wants to help African countries but it had come wants to help th economies to thrive, former to help the continent to be tions to be stab THE world’s football governing body FIFA has announced its latest FIFA Coca Cola World Rankings with Zambia maintaining 88th position at global level. Meanwhile, the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) says it is concerned that some clubs have relaxed their adherence to the Covid-19 guidelines. With teams having been inactive since the November international break due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Chipolopolo are ranked19th best team in Africa. Despite being last in Group-H of the 2022 AFCON qualifiers with no points after losing two games in the qualifiers, Zambia is ranked second best in Southern Africa region which is dominated by South Africa who are ranked 13th in Africa and 71 at global level. South Africa share the 71st spot with United Arab Emirates while, Senegal remains as the best ranked team in Africa and occupiers 20th position at global level. Tunisia, Nigeria, Nigeria and Morocco complete the top five best ranked teams in Africa while record AFCON winners Egypt are ranked seventh in Africa and 51st in the world. England have moved up to fourth in FIFA’s latest world rankings, their highest position for five years. Belgium are now the outright number one side in the world, having previously been tied at the top with France, who slipped to second. Neymar’s Brazil is ranked third in the world while Uruguay complete the top five best ranked teams in the world. And 2010 FIFA World Cup winners, Spain is ranked eighth while, Lionel Messi’s Argentina is ninth as Columbia complete the top 10 on the world rankings. FAZ General Secretary Adrian Kashala said the clubs will face stiff penalties which could extend to losing points or matches being cancelled for breaching the Covid-19 guidelines. In a statement issued by FAZ Communications Manager Sydney Mungala, Kashala reminded clubs that the league can be halted again if clubs do not adhere to the guidelines. The league resumes tomorrow with league leaders, Forest FAZ General Secretary Rangers facing Zanaco. Adrian Kashala
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