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VER K2.7 billion support has been approved for Zambia to fight Covid-19 by bilateral and multilateral cooperating partners under different facilities which have been made available to combat the pandemic.

And former deputy finance minister, Dan Pule and the Economic Association of Zambia have said the K2.7 billion Zambia has received from multimateral partners is a clear endorsement of government efforts in fighting the covid 19.

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… as World Bank, AfDB, US and UK provide relief package.

Cabinet nods repeal of FIC Act

By AARON CHIYANZO

P.3 Ex-North west chief, Namachila sacked

P.2 We want attractive P.6 Inflation leaps maize price - farmers to 15.7 percent

CABINET has approved the introduction of a bill to Parliament to facilitate the enactment, amendment or repeal of the Financial Intelligence Act No. 46 of 20IO in compliance with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) recommendations.

Chief Government spokesperson, Dora Siliya said the 12th Special Cabinet held at State House yesterday also allowed the tabling of bill in the House that would facilitate the enactment, amendment or repeal of Anti- Terrorism and non-Proliferation Act No. 6 of 2018; Banking and Financial Services Act No. 7 of STORY ON PAGE 3

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NURTURE FOOD SECURITY THAT Zambia’s maize harvest will peak over three million tonnes this marketing season will guarantee national food security and perhaps stimulate export of the grain through the trade agreement signed with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Small holder farmers will contribute more than 80 percent of the output while the rest will come from commercial growers.

It is hoped, therefore, that the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) will be expeditious in buying and paying for the grain for strategic reserves.

As President Edgar Lungu indicated on Wednesday, the FRA will buy more than one million tonnes of maize from the small holder farmers to guarantee food security.

This means that the Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ) and the millers will weigh in to mop up the rest of the grain from the open market.

Thus Zambia is food secure considering that the total maize requirement is 1.9 million tonnes out of which 1.6 million is for human consumption while 409, 018 is for industrial use.

The country’s population is about 17.6 million people.

For ease of understanding, it will be ideal to examine the maize production levels in the last two seasons.

During the 2018-19 season Zambia recorded a harvest of 2, 004, 389 tonnes, a drop from the 2, 394, 907 harvested in the 2017-18 season.

This shows a reduction in output chiefly because of the drought and infestation of the crop by the fall armyworm.

The Ministry of Agriculture and the Food and Agriculture Organisation separately projected an above-average production level of three million tonnes for this marketing season, translating into a rise by about 800, 000 tonnes.

The FAO yield brief indicates that the harvest this season could have been better had it not been for the fall armyworm infestation which affected 15 percent in Southern and Central provinces.

Secondly, some parts of the country experienced heavy floods that washed away the crops.

However, the Zambia National Farmers Union pioneered early maize planting in September last year which has contributed to a better harvest.

That said, there will be need for a well-coordinated approach in the maize marketing system to ensure all the grain is mopped up while farmers should be paid without any inordinate delays.

The depressing scenario in the previous season of farmers spending nights in the cold while waiting for the money must never happen again.

Small holder farmers toil to produce the bulk of the maize for the country and should not be subjected to inhuman treatment.

It is demotivating to the farmers to line-up for days at the banks without getting their dues; they end up spending more money on upkeep as they wait for their cash.

The Ministry of Finance must work steadfastly to remit their required money so that farmers could get their dues and start preparing for the 2020-21 farming season.

On the other hand, Government should take a leap in exporting the maize to DRC through the agreement signed in October last year.

Surely, the export deal to haul 600, 000 tonnes of maize to the neighbouring DRC should be consolidated.

Once the commercial deal is operationalised, smuggling will be placated once and for all as trade will be on a Government-to-Government basis to get the maize into Katanga province of DRC. Greedy dealers will automatically be eliminated in the process.

There has been rampant smuggling of maize into the neighbouring country, which invariably triggers a shortage and ultimately price hikes.

This must come to an end!

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By PETER SICHALI GOVERNMENT should offer attractive prices if the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) is to meet the intended one million metric tonnes of maize target, says the Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU).

And the ZNFU has said President Edgar Lungu’s announcement that Government through the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) will buy one million tonnes of maize this marketing season is a positive development that will guarantee the country’s food security amidst Covid-19.

ZNFU public relations officer, Calvin Kaleyi said the maize floor price for this season should be cost reflective.

Mr Kaleyi said the 2020 maize floor price should reflect the cost of production including cost of fertiliser, seed, transport and packaging among others.

WE WANT ATTRACTIVE MAIZE PRICE - FARMERS

Mr Kaleyi said the maize floor price for the forthcoming crop marketing season will determine whether FRA will meet the targeted one million tonnes of maize.

“We expect Government to announce prices that are attractive and cost reflective because the price for this season will determine whether the announced target will be met.

Farmers want prices that will reflect full cost recovery such as cost of fertiliser, seed, transport, packaging among other costs,” Mr Kaleyi said.

Mr Kaleyi has urged farmers to be patient and wait for maize

moisture content to drop before selling their commodity.

He said farmers especially those in the border towns are selling their maize cheaply due to high moisture content and buyers offer lower prices.

Mr Kaleyi said the announcement by President Lungu will provide a ready market for the farmers.

He said the announcement by the President that government will double maize purchase will guarantee the country’s found security amidst Covid-19 period.

He said the increase in the amount of maize to be bought by government will provide a ready market for farmers who are

No bail for gassing accused

By CHINTU MALAMBO THE Lusaka High Court has refused to grant bail to 12 people linked to a spate of chemical gassing incidences that the country recently experienced.

This is in a matter where Destin Mwanza and 11 others of Chikankata, Kafue and Chingola are alleged to have aided, abetted, concealed, procured, incited or solicited the commission of a terrorist act or proliferation in February this year.

The accused applied for bail pending trial in the Lusaka High Court after Chief Resident Magistrate Lameck Mwale denied them bail.

They argued that the charges they were facing were bailable and that due to overcrowding in prison they feared contracting coronavirus.

However, High Court judge Catherine Phiri

dismissed the bail application.

Justice Phiri said while the freedom of the accused persons could be desirable, it was her considered opinion that the safety of the general populace and preservation of public order and security far outweigh the prejudice that the accused persons would suffer by remaining in custody.

“While the freedom of the accused persons would be desirable, it is my considered opinion that the safety of the general populace and preservation of public order and security far outweigh the prejudice that the accused persons would suffer by remaining in custody,” Justice Phiri said. Justice Phiri has since directed the State to ensure that the case is cause listed for trial at the earliest opportunity in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Nine more new covid-19 cases recorded

By AARON CHIYANZO NINE cases of Covid-19 have been recorded in Zambia in the last 24 hours from 307 tests conducted.

Health minister, Chitalu Chilufya said the 9 included three truck drivers and an Asian national who recently came into the country as a consultant for some works.

Dr Chilufya said others were contacts to already recorded cases, from Chawama, Kanyama, Chipata compounds from the ongoing community screening and targeted testing and 1 from the health care facility based surveillance.

He also said the 10-year-old Covid-19 patient from Kabwe had recovered after testing negative twice, bringing the total number of recoveries to 55.

Dr Chilufya said during the Covid-19 update yesterday that with new cases, the cumulative number of cases now stood at

Dr Chilufya 106 cases, with three 3 deaths.

“The 9 cases include 3 truck drivers, one from Namibia, one from South Africa and 1 from Zimbabwe and an Asian national. Others were contacts to already recorded cases, from Chawama, Kanyama , Chipata compound, from the ongoing community screening and targeted testing and 1 from the health care facility based surveillance,” he said.

Dr Chilufya said there were 48 active cases in Zambia, 42 in Lusaka and 6 on the Copperbelt and that all were stable.

He also said a cumulative total of 1780 tests had been

conducted countrywide.

And Dr Chilufya has rubbished assertions that resident doctors were being threatened over their demands that frontline health workers in the Covid-19 fight be provided with adequate personal protective equipment and incentives.

He said Government and the resident doctors through their association were enjoying a cordial relationship and ironing out issues professionally.

Dr Chilufya said health workers were being prioritised in the distribution of protective equipment.

Meanwhile, Dr Chilufya has advised citizens who suspect to have contracted Covid-19 not to rush to health facilities but call provided phone numbers for the response teams.

He said not all health facilities were designated as Covid-19 centres except for those selected were battle ready.

Dr Chilufya also said, in response to concerns why Zambia was not closing its borders despite still recording some imported cases of Covid-19 that Government was implementing well thought out measures which struck a balance between saving lives and livelihoods.

experiencing a bumper harvest this season.

“This is a very positive development because it is double the number the agency has been buying for the past few years which has been about 500 metric tonnes,” Mr Kaleyi said.

He said smallscale farmers are assured of up takers and will give them comfort.

“This statement by the head of State is futuristic looking at the post Covid-19 because we need to ensure that we are food secured as a country,” Mr Kaleyi said. He said there was need to put certain resilient measures to ensure food security in the wake of Covid-19.

268 apply for public gatherings in Lusaka

By KALOBWE BWALYA Churches applying for overnight prayers and those who congregate in classrooms would not be given permission.

The Lusaka City Council (LCC) made this clear when it received 268 applications for public gatherings as of yesterday.

Out the 268 applications, 240 were from churches, 23 for weddings, two from golf clubs and three for funeral gatherings.

And so far 24 churches, golf clubs and funerals have been cleared. LCC public relations manager George Sichimba however disclosed that, Public Health Inspectors were in the field checking the suitability of the remaining 216 churches and 23 wedding venues.

Mr Sichimba, however said churches would also not be allowed to conduct more than one service because to disinfect objects such as chairs and tables was not easy to do between services.

“For overnight prayers, it is difficult to monitor compliance with public health guidelines while classrooms are too small for observance of social distancing of at least one metre apart,” he said.

And Mr Sichimba said that however, Public Health Inspectors were doing everything possible and by the end of today, all applicants would have received their results.

He said a mere application did not mean that they have been cleared but they should instead wait for results to know whether or not they have been cleared. He stated that a team of Public Health, Zambia Police and council Police would be going round to monitor compliance.

Lungu pledges to save jobs

By AARON CHIYANZO GOVERNMENT will continue to act decisively to save jobs and enterprises to ensure business continuity amid the Covid-19 outbreak, President Edgar Lungu has said.

President Lungu has also expressed regret over the cancellation of Labour Day Celebrations due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

He said the pandemic had robbed both workers and employers an opportunity to celebrate this year’s Labour Day by way of public gathering.

This is according to a statement issued by Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Isaac Chipampe.

“I can assure the nation that government will continue to act decisively to save jobs and enterprises to ensure business continuity,” Mr Lungu said.

President Lungu also assured Zambians that the measures Government was taking today was for the betterment of the future.

In his written address to the workers and employers to mark Labour Day which falls today May 1, President LUNGU notes that government had since cancelled

celebrations to mark the Labour Day events at national, provincial and district levels due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mr Lungu advised that this year’s Labour Day award presentation should be undertaken at institutional or company level subject to complying with health regulations.

President Lungu said this was necessary in order to recognize and award deserving employees. He also paid glowing tribute to all frontline workers in the fight against the coronavirus describing them as the true heroes and heroines “of our times”.

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Work with locals, ZCCM-IH urged

By SILUMESI MALUMO ZCCM-IH has been encouraged to work with artisanal miners to quarry for gold in secured areas to empower locals, a mining expert has said.

Mr Edward Simukonda said it was imperative that ZCCM-IH works with locals to mine gold to stop the continued illegal mining which is denying Zambians to benefit from the resource.

Mr Simukonda said delays were abetting illegal gold mining and foreigners rapidly taking advantage of the resource.

He said in an interview yesterday, it was prudent for ZCCM-IH to move in as quickly as possible before the mineral was depleted.

Mr Simukonda said revelations by North-Western

Province Minister Nathaniel Mubukwanu and Mwinilunga District Commissioner Arnot Mapulanga that foreigners had invaded Kasenseli and new discovered gold areas was evidence enough that the mineral was being depleted.

This lucrative mineral is supposed to be mined in a transparent manner so that Zambians can benefit, he said.

Mr Simukonda said if the mineral continued to be exploited illegally and smuggled out of the country, then the nation would be denied much needed revenue.

“What is really happening in these gold mining areas is very worrying and cannot be overlooked.

This must draw serious attention of ZCCM-IH because by the time they will be moving in, they will find that most of this mineral is taken.

“Our aim as a country must be the issue of safeguarding this lucrative mineral because it is our hope to improve the wellbeing of the country,” he said.

Mr Simukonda said seriousness was needed in ensuring that the mineral was properly mined.

Greedy mealie meal traders face chop

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA WE will continue monitoring mealie-meal traders to ensure that they do not cheat over prices and make residents queue for a long time, says Chingola Mayor Titus Tembo.

Mr Tembo said in an interview the authorities would not spare traders hiking mealie meal prices and make the local people suffer.

He said that the price of the staple good had been reduced following intervention by the central government to ensure compliance. "The prices of mealie meal has been reduced to between K137 and K140 per 25kg bag of breakfast mealie meal. We send our inspectors on the ground all the time to see to it that the directives on this particular matter are adhered to," the mayor said.

He said the local leadership was also engaging the Zambia Police to provide law and order.

Mr Tembo said it was unfortunate that unscrupulous dealers were taking advantage FROM PAGE 1

2017; and the Casino Act, Cap 1 57; Companies Act No. 1O of 2017.

She said in a statement that others were the Lands (Perpetual Succession) Act, Cap 186; Non- Governmental Organisation Act No. 16 of 2009 ; and Securities Act No. 41 of 2016.

Ms Siliya said reviews were also being done to implement the necessary legislative and institutional reforms within the required timelines in order to avoid Zambia facing restrictions and sanctions on the

of the reduction of the prices to buy in bulk.

Mr Tembo “The trend of buying the commodity in bulk has in the recent past resulted into the shortage of mealie meal, leading to residents queuing up for the commodity each time it is available that is why we want the trend to stop,” "The trend of buying the commodity in bulk has in the recent past resulted into the shortage of mealie meal, leading to residents queuing up for the commodity each time it is available that is why we want the trend to stop," he said.

And some residents interviewed expressed happiness over the price reduction of the commodity. The residents said that it was encouraging to see shops in the district fully stocked with mealie meal.

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The bilateral and multilateral cooperating partners who have made this money available to Zambia include the World Bank (WB), African Development Bank (AfDB), United Kingdom and United States of America.

The WB has made available US$57.60 million (about K1.05 billion) under its Rapid Response Facility, according to a statement from Ministry of Finance Spokesperson, Chileshe Kandeta.

In addition, the Zambian government has applied for a further US$20 million (about K372 million) under the Banks Covid-19 Fast Track Facility.

The AfDB has committed US$37.5 million (about K697.5 million) to Covid-19 as part of the Bank Groups’ Covid-19 Rapid Response Facility.

According to the statement, the AfDB will provide support to high density areas through the provision of hand sanitisers, soap, water bowsers,

By SILUMESI MALUMO THE contract of Commissioner of Police at the Zambia Police Headquarters, Hudson Namachila has been terminated with immediate effect.

The President recently transferred Mr Namachila, who was North Western province police commissioner for failing to curtail illegal gold mining in the area.

According to a statement issued by Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations, Isaac Chipampe, President Lungu thanked Mr. Namachila for services rendered to Government and wished him well in his future endeavors.

Meanwhile North Western Province Police Commissioner Elias Chushi says investigations regarding the illegal mining of gold in Mwinilunga

hand washing facilities and supply of clean and safe water to fight Covid-19.

On the other hand, the United Kingdom has pledged support towards up scaling social cash transfer under its Gross Domestic Product 30 million (about K705 million) social cash transfer grant assistance.

“The United Kingdom has to this effect pledged to frontload its support in view of the Covid-19 pandemic to ensure that the vulnerable are cushioned,” read the statement.

Still on the support, the United States government has approved a grant of US$14.5 million (about K270 million) towards the fight against covid-19 in Zambia.

The funding is an addition to the technical support that the United States Centre for Disease Control (US-CDC) is providing to the Ministry of Health and the Zambia National Public Health Institute.

“The US technical support will involve preparedness and response training, assistance on emergency operations, laboratory operations and screening, and training of field epidemiologists,” read the statement.

Responding to this overwhelming support, Finance Minister, Bwalya Ng’andu, pledged Government’s commitment to ensuring that the resources are used prudently, and accountability exist in their use.

With respect to the support received from the WB, Dr Ng’andu said it is an affirmation of their commitment to walk with Zambia during these difficult times.

He said the gesture strengthen development cooperation with Zambia, in the quest to overcome the challenges posed

by Covid-19.

The minister also acknowledged that the support from AfDB is a confirmation of its commitment to deepening development cooperation with Zambia now and in future.

“We are pleased that the AfDB has assured us that its doors will remain open for further assistance as the situation evolves,” Dr Ng’andu said.

And Dr Ng’andu said the support from the United Kingdom demonstrates its (resilience in fighting Covid-19 at its doorsteps while remaining committed to the long-standing development cooperation with Zambia, in a true show of

are underway and his office will keep the nation informed once arrests are made.

Mr Chushi says his office will soon give a comprehensive statement on arrests regarding the illegal mining of gold in the province.

Recently, President Edgar Lungu removed Hudson Namachila from his position as North Western Province Police Commissioner for failure to provide security in illegal mining of gold in Mwinilunga.

The head of state also gave a directive to the new provincial Police Commissioner Mr Chushi to arrest all those selling and buying gold in Mwinilunga.

Mr Chushi says police are on the ground and a comprehensive statement will be issued in due course over the matter.

“Police in Northwestern Province are still investigating the cases of those who were arrested over illegal gold mining

Ms Siliya “Cabinet also approved in principle to introduce a Bill in Parliament to repeal and replace “The Chiefs Act of 1965, Cap 287 and the Registration and Development of Villages Act of 1971, Cap 289 of the Laws of Zambia,” Act, Cap. 34 in order to enhance the provision of legal aid services to citizens.

commonwealth brotherhood.

Former Deputy Minister of Finance Danny Pule has said this support clearly shows that they have confidence in government and in the leadership of President Edgar.

And Economic Association of Zambia president Lubinda Habazooka said the aid had shamed the doomsayers who alleged that partners had lost confidence in Zambian government.

Dr Pule said the cooperation partners still believed that the Zambian government was the right friend to deal with.

He said in an interview that it was now prudent that the money was used for its intended purpose.

Dr Pule who is also Christian Democratic Party president, said the funds should be timely used and not continue to sit in the government confers.

He said that the aid which had been provide was an indication that Zambians government was trusted by the international community and other cooperative partners.

Dr Habazooka said the funds made available must give confidence to investors that Zambia remains an attractive partner to do business with.

Ex-North west chief, Namachila sacked activities in Kasenseli and in newly discovered gold areas in Mwinilunga district. We however cannot give you names because it will jeopardize investigations,” he said.

He said the names of those arrested would be availed after investigations were concluded.

And The Republican Progressive Party RPP is elated that the new police command in North Western Province is doing well in efforts aimed at bringing sanity over the illegal mining activities.

RPP Vice President Leslie Chikuse says President Lungu’s decision to replace the police leadership in the province is already proving to produce tangible results in bringing sanity regarding the illegal activities.

EarlythisweekNorthwestern Province Minister Nathaniel Mubukwanu police ordered all illegal gold mining activities at Kasenseli including at newly discovered sites to stop and

Cabinet nods repeal of FIC Act international financial market.

“Cabinet approved, in principle, the introduction of bills in Parliament to facilitate the implementation of Zambia's Second Round Mutual Evaluation of its Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism and Proliferation Regime,” she said. Ms Siliya said Cabinet also approved the introduction of a bill to amend the Legal Aid

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“Cabinet also approved in principle to introduce a Bill in Parliament to repeal

and replace "The Chiefs Act of 1965, Cap 287 and the Registration and Development of Villages Act of 1971, Cap 289 of the Laws of Zambia," in order to strengthen the legal and policy framework of the roles and functions of the institution of chieftaincy,” she said.

Ms Siliya said Cabinet had also committed itself to fighting the Coronavirus by continuously sensitizing the

directed them to arrest all gold invaders found at the sites.

The minister revealed that several illegal miners who had invaded Kasenseli gold sites in the area had been apprehended after security wings conducted an operation in the area.

Mr Namachila people on measures and living a healthy life under the circumstances on what was said to be the ‘The New Normal – Living with COVID-19’.

Meanwhile, Ms Siliya said Cabinet had approved the appointment of a 9-member National Institute for Public Administration (NIPA) Board and approved the final appointment of the Zambia Law Development Commission Board. She also said Cabinet approved the granting of diplomatic status at the level of an international organisation, to the International Centre for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT).

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STATEMENT BY HIS EXCELLENCY DR EDGAR CHAGWA LUNGU PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA ON THE EVE OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR DAY WHICH FALLS ON FRIDAY 1ST MAY, 2020

STATE HOUSE 30TH APRIL, 2020 COUNTRY MEN AND WOMEN, It is my honour and privilege to address the nation on the eve of International Labour Day scheduled for tomorrow 1st May, 2020. This day is a very important day to the workers of this great nation.

Labour Day provides a good opportunitity for employers to recognise and appreciate the remarkable efforts and contribution of workers to their business operations.

My Government is fully aware that workers effectively contribute to the social and economic development of our country. as we celebrate Labour Day, we should always remember that labour provides a service needed to transform raw materials into finished products and services.

My fellow workers, countrymen and women, This year, we commemorate Labour Day under the theme,“reducing developmental inequalities through sustainable job creation”. the theme reflects Zambia’s aspiration and commitment to delivering development to the people through various Interventions spelt out in the vision 2030 and Seventh national Development Plan.

The theme also calls upon all stakeholders to ensure challenges of sustainable job creation by investing in agriculture, mining and other productive sectors as well as ensuring value addition in the manufacturing sector. In addition, this will ensure that inequalities are fully addressed by working towards a society that thrives on fairness, social justice, human dignity, equality and non-disrimination.

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abate within an agreed timeframe. the mitigating action would include exemptions contained under section 2 of the employment code act no.

3 of 2019.

However, companies applying for exemptions will be expected to submit certain documents for verifications and assessment.The conditions under which this will be entertained will be subject to discussions by the tripartite consultative Labour Council which is expected to be convened in a few days time. the meeting will be held under strict health guidelines and will be attended by 21 delegates, seven repreprentives each, from Government, employers and workers.

HIS EXCELLENCY DR EDGAR CHAGWA LUNGU PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA

COUNTRY MEN AND WOMEN, It is indeed regrettable that the Coronavirus or Covid- 19 pandemic has robbed both the workers and employers the opportunity to celebrate this year’s Labour Day in the usual manner by way of public gatherings, where they turn up in huge numbers to celebrate their day. unfortunately, this is not possible This year due to restrictions on gatherings such as conferences, weddings, funerals, and festivals.

To this effect government announced the cancellation of labour day events at national, provincial and district levels. this means that there will be no public gatherings to commemorate the 1st May 2020 Labour Day celebrations countrywide. all outdoor preparations such as marching for the event will not be allowed.

However, this year’s Labour Day award presentations should be undertaken at institutional or company level subject to complying with health regulations. this measure is necessary in order to recognise and award deserving employees.

ON THE EVE OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR DAY President Lungu

employees as redundant and non-payment of employees’ salaries compared to last year. This is indeed unacceptable and is punishable by law.

WHICH FALLS ON FRIDAY 1ST MAY, 2020 COUNTRY MEN AND WOMEN, In order to regulate the employment and labour market during the Covid-19 pandemic, Government convened a meeting with its social partners namely, the Zambia Federation of Employers, and the Zambia Congress of Trade Unions. the measures adopted by the tripartite

MY FELLOW WORKERS, COUNTRYMEN It is indeed regrettable AND WOMEN, that the Coronavirus or Zambia like many other African countries has Covid- 19 pandemic has not been spared by the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic. the impact of the pandemic on the robbed both the workers economy has been very visible. and employers the As of 25th march, 2020, the first quarter opportunity to celebrate national growth rate reduced by 2 percent this year’s Labour Day in the from the 3.2 percent projected growth in the 2020 budget presentation. the most hit of the usual manner by way of public economic sectors have been tourism, mining, gatherings, where they turn up manufacturing, construction, wholesale and in huge numbers to celebrate their day. unfortunately, this is retail trade sectors.

The impact of Covid-19 on the labour and not possible employment sector of the Zambian economy is very significant and serious indeed. included placement of employees on paid annual leave; placement of employees on forced leave in There is a general slowdown in businesses instances where an employer is unable to sustain with most operating at below capacity or closed employees on full pay, and this will be done in down altogether. My Government has received consultation with the Ministry of Labour and Social numerous requests from companies to reduce Security. In addition. the meeting resolved to staff or exempting them from the provisions of the avoid, as employment code act pertaining to redundancy Much as possible, resorting to undertaking requirements, payment of gratuity, forced leave redundancy exercises. and other relief.

It was further agreed that should the pandemic Further, there has been a rise in a number of prolong, Government in consultation with the cases involving illegal termination of contract tripartite consultative Labour Council shall of employment, unauthorised sending of consider further mitigating action permissible at employees on forced leave, declaring of law if public health threat deteriorates or fails to

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MY FELLOW WORKERS, COUNTRYMEN AND WOMEN, Government will continue to act decisively to save jobs and enterprises and ensure business continuity, prevent layoffs and protect vulnerable workers. citizens of this nation should have no doubt that the measures that the government is taking today are for the betterment of the country.

COUNTRYMEN AND WOMEN, As i conclude, i wish to take this opportunity to pay special tribute to all frontline workers in the fight against coronavirus.

You are the true heroes of our time. it is clear that yours is not only a decent profession, it is also a calling. Zambia will forever remain indebted to you.

To the workers, I say solidarity forever. to the employers, i say solidarity forever.

May the good Lord almighty bless the nation I thank you.

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Chalimbana switches to e-learning

By PETER SICHALI CHALIMBANA University has introduced online platform following closure of schools due to the outbreak of Coronavirus, Deputy Vice Chancellor Dr Geoffrey Tambulukani has said.

Dr Tambulukani said the university had developed an eLearning platforms so that academic progression could not be completely disturbed He said move was aimed at continued interaction between students and lecturers.

He said the eLearning had been running for the past two weeks and woulsd continue until schools open.

Students, he said, had been oriented on how to

access the online material and lectures.

Dr Tambulukani said the lectures run for four hours daily from Monday to Friday.

“This has been going on smoothly, we started with trial runs with samples of students and it was successful now it is full time learning,” he said.

Dr Tambulukani however said the academic calendar had been affected by the coronavirus.

He said the residential school for distance student which was supposed to run for two weeks had been postponed indefinitely.

Dr Tambulukani said students were expected to continue paying tuition fees to make it easy for the university to continue providing eLearning lectures and other facilities.

“We expect our students to ignore all misinformation on the payment of tuition fees because learning has continued using eLearning,” Dr Tambulukani said.

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FUEL MOVEMENT SLOWS DOWN

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RANSPORTATION of petroleum products has slowed down due to corona virus outbreak, Petroleum Transporters Association of Zambia (PTAZ) Secretary General, Benson Tembo has said.

Mr Tembo told the Daily Nation in an interview that yesterday that the slowdown in business was as result of low production by most companies due to covid-19.

“Transportation of petroleum products is going on though it has slowed down because of low demand due to slow down of production by most companies,” Mr Tembo said.

He said he was impressed that drivers had complied with regulation put in place in various countries to curb the spread of Covid-19.

“As an association we are impressed that there is total compliance by our drivers with various regulations put in place by governments across the countries they transverse,”

By NATION REPORTER THE inclusion of people with special needs in the Covid-19 sensitisation programmes is major step towards ensuring that all the people are taken on board in the fight against the global pandemic, a Copperbelt-based foundation has observed.

Andrew Mustard Kalima Foundation said it was gratifying that plans were underway to print Covid-19 awareness material in braille for visually impaired members of society.

Foundation chairman, Andrew Kalima, noted in Ndola that the government had facilitated for sign language in the awareness programmes, a demonstration that the state was committed to an all-inclusive sensitisation campaign.

“It is gratifying that the government through the Ministry of Health is up-scaling desired measures to generate coordinated public awareness without living anyone behind.

“The government should be commended for assuring the nation that no one will be left behind in the sensitisation programmes to ensure that the spread of the virus is prevented ahead of plans to print braille materials for visually impaired members of society,” he said.

Mr Kalima, however, encouraged all citizens to ensure that they adhered to the set guidelines so that the global pandemic could be eliminated soon.

He said Government had set all issues in motion and that it was now up the citizens to reciprocate by following the guidelines as laid down by the Ministry of Health.

If citizens continue going against the set regulation, he noted, they would be reversing the gains that had so far been recorded.

Korea bolsters Zambia’s fight against Covid-19

By KALOBWE BWALYA THE Korea Food for the Hungry International (KFHI) has donated items worth US$40, 000 to assist Zambia combat the Covid -19 pandemic.

Receiving the donation, Zambia’s ambassador to Korea Wylbur Simuusa, thanked South Korea for the continued assistance to Zambia in capacity building, infrastructure development, agriculture, trade, investment and health, among others.

Mr Simuusa noted that the Republic of Korea was one of the first countries to tackle the COVID-19 crisis and had been acknowledged by the World Health Organisation and other countries as being a model for infectious disease surveillance and response capacity.

The ambassador noted that many countries around the world, including Zambia, were learning and adapting Korea’s experience. He congratulated Korea for this significant achievement in these very difficult times.

The Zambian Government, he added, had adopted a multi-sectoral robust response against the pandemic and that the donated equipment would supplement the efforts these response.

He said the nation was hopeful that together with the support of partners like KFHI, the disease would soon be contained in Zambia.

And presenting the donation, the president of the KFHI, Mr Won-SikYoo, extolled the strong relations between Zambia and Korea and his organisation.

He explained that no-one could predict COVID-19 would

he said. Mr Tembo said petroleum transporters were essential in the economic activities, hence they should remain compliant with regulation and measures put in place to curb the spread of Covid-19. He said drivers had been advised to observe Covid-19preventive measures so that they do not ‘import’ the disease into the

country. “We are working to ensure that drivers observe the guidelines by wearing the mask, using sanitizer and other measures put in place to prevent the spread of the pandemic,” Mr Tembo said.

Mr Tembo said petroleum drivers had also been advised against stopping anyhow so that they do contract the virus.

Minister sues radio station for defamation

By CHINTU MALAMBO

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PRESIDENTIAL Affairs Minister, Freedom Sikazwe has sued a Mpulungu resident Victor Sinkala and a radio station in the Lusaka High Court for defamation of character after they alleged that he stole Constituency Development Funds (CDF).

Mr Sikazwe who is Member of Parliament for Mpulungu in wants the court to order Walamo Radio Limited and Sinkala to award him damages for slander and libel.

He also wants aggravated and exemplary damages for the same.

Mr Sikazwe wants the court to restrain Walamo Radio Limited and Sinkala from repeating the alleged defamatory statements until final determination of the matter.

He also wants the court to order the defendants to award him interest on any sums awarded from the date of writ to the date of full settlement and any other reliefs plus costs for the proceedings of the matter.

In his statement of claim filed in court, Mr Sikazwe stated that on or about April 21 2020 Walamo Radio Limited and Sinkala in contumelious disregard of his reputation or professional standing uttered and caused to be published during the 13 hours news briefing programme

on radio through an audio recording the alleged defamatory words.

Mr Sikazwe stated that the radio station and Sinkala alleged that he stole money from the CDF and bought himself a Hino truck and taxis that were parked by the taxi rank, among other allegations.

He claimed that the defendants had since the first airing of the slanderous audio continued to play the audio bit in English and local Zambian languages.

He stated that the said audio was in circulation on social media platforms such as Facebook and WhatsApp which have a wide readership and were accessible to millions of Zambians and abroad.

Mr Sikazwe alleged that the defendants had no intention or desire to cease defaming him and causing his reputation to be rediculed and questioned by the public and the Government he serves.

He stated that from the release of the audio recording, he has been hauled with insults , harassment and threats by the Mpulungu constituency residents and members of the United Party for National Development .

“That the defendants continue to defame me, which defamation has extended to other parties in the general public and has since caused damage to my reputation over falsehoods that have not been substantiated,” Mr Sikazwe stated.

He claimed that that the defendants

communicated and published the words complained of with full knowledge that they were slanderous and libelous.

He stated that the words complained of by ear of innuendo meant and are understood to mean that he is corrupt.

Mr Sikazwe stated that the allegations complained of were false and untrue and that at no time did he abuse CDF funds.

Mr Sikazwe

Open Mansa Batteries, says Chanda

By AARON CHIYANZO THE abundance of manganese in Zambia, which is used in making batteries, should trigger the resuscitation of Mansa Batteries, New Congress Party (NCP) president Peter Chanda has said.

Mr Chanda said the Covid-19 outbreak must motivate Zambians to identify opportunities and become innovative and productive.

“Youths can come together, lobby for financial support and capacity empowerment to start mining manganese then appeal to the government to resuscitate Mansa Batteries that can create jobs

and contribute positively to the development of our economy as a country,” he said.

Mr Chanda said in a statement that it was high time citizens started thinking of industrialization because doing trade alone cannot develop the economy.

He said the abundance of manganese wealth in Zambia should trigger the resuscitation of Mansa Batteries and many other dormant industries.

“That is why the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) which looks into government stakes in companies must re-position Kapiri Grass to start fully functioning so that the country starts

exporting to enhance government’s treasury,” he said.

Mr Chanda said the country must come up with measures and policies to stop importing things that could be produced locally. “We have trees that can be used to make matches but it’s sad that these trees can only be sold by vendors who cut them into pieces without value addition and sold on the streets for people use to quicken lighting up of fire. Technocrats can mobilise and create an industry,” he said.

Mr Chanda said Zambia had the best water and the largest water bodies in the whole lot of Southern African which should be utilised for agriculture purposes.

He urged people to embrace agriculture by growing more food to make Zambia a food basket in the region.

He also urged the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) to set up more storage facilities to ensure there was no wastage of maize for the country to enhance food security.

returns FNB rolls Friday Friday Croc farmers deadline 3 April, 2020 6 Friday 27 March, 2020 out relief set for boost 6 13 March, 2020 MAZ ZRA want package ‘ZAMBIA BANKING ON CHINA FOR RELIEF’ Rufunsa gold proper 6 investment MINING INDABA ON CARDS INFLATION LEAPS TO 15.7 PERCENT advances guidance

be considered for both retail and commercial customers with a proven track record of honouring their payments before COVID-19.

He said the Bank was cognisant of the challenges faced by its customers whose

By NATION REPORTERbusinesses and livelihoods had been impacted by the THE removal of the 10 percent duty on export of Covid-19 pandemic. crocodile skins has made positive impact Bysome BUUMBA “We are pleased CHIMBULU to be able on the viability of the crocodile business, says By BUUMBA CHIMBULU to support our customers in

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU the Zambia Crocodile Farmers Association thisGOVERNMENT way and will continueshould to r (ZaCFA).

FIRST NationalAssociation Bank (FNB)spokesperson lookpenalties for and moreKalimba opportunities Farms for non-complia AMBIA is banking Bill Thomas, Zambia’s Zambia has chairman, started rolling out to said assist them to crocodile navigate on tax returns farmers were poised to upscale on China’s positive cash flow relief interventions through thisinvestment, period of for the nex and exports of skins following months as most compani to qualifying production individual and uncertainty. response to benefit Government’s intervention to suspend the export

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU commercial customers whose “Both individuals and will be unable to meet the from calls by the duty on the industry. finances have been impacted commercial customers can Mr Thomas said the farmers who survived the says statutory deadlines, World Bank Groupcon(WBG) S the Kwacha

by Covid-19.negative financial impact enquire about these services ofBUUMBA the 10 percent export By CHIMBULU Zambia Association of and International Monetary tinues to depreThese relief measures by contacting thethe Bank via the duty, now hope to focus on improving quality By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU Manufacturers (ZAM). of the skins, increase their capacity, and upgrade ciate, the annual came into effect yesterday.

FNB App, Mobile Banking or Fund (IMF) to official credABOUT US$ million for andiscreate enable value3.5 addition ZAM president rate FNB Zambia amongfacilities towebsite ,”local Mr vice Haynes said.

THE growth is for exitors global forinflation suspension of debt for the which local and international markets. has been invested in the HE mining indusApril 2020 has shot up to commercial banks He pledged continued By BUUMBA CHIMBULU pected to gofor intohighly recession slow would pandemic which, while South,had Chipego Zulu, payments indebt- scramble together contingen- appeal by the WHO, He said historically crocodiles been seen as lob at a subdued 1.2 percent in 2020.

15.7 percent perhave so far put in place reinforcement to provide is 14.0 considering procurement of machinery this year, try anfrom outcome far a pest and dangerous but Zambian farmers had to arrive in Africa, is spreadbe used by the world body to cy measures, including comGovernment to provide a ed countries.

The IMF however stressed that which cent inthan March duethe toan priceindaba measures have been uninterrupted essential worse 2009 toduring hold and 10 milling plants turned them into a renewable resource that could to be ing quickly and is straining equip regional member counmercial lockdowns, in desperHE African two months grace period global growth was expected to reWBG and IMF have increase in boththe food and made possible through the foreign banking global financial crisis, the earn the country exchange andwhich createdistrict jobs where it will present ate efforts to contain it,"AfDB tries to prevent, detect, set upservices in Rufunsa b bound to 5.8 percent in 2021, already fragile sysinvesDevelopment submissions ofdo tax return in rural communities. non-food items.

K10well billion health stimulus package allowed customers to their International MonetaryBank jointly urged bilateral credto Government all issues imConsolidated Gold Compa trend, reflecting the normalZambian industry has through the Fund (IMF) has In January thissaid. year, made available“The by the Bank ofcrocodile everyday banking tems,"AfDB said. tigate, contain and above manage willinflaunveil a said in a statement. companies. itors of (AfDB) the poorest counBy BUUMBA CHIMBULU potential to lead the world market.

In the valueisation of economic activity from pacting the sector whose The company Chief The IMF indicated that tion stood at 12.5 percent but outZambia. innovative digital channels The grant would contribcases of COVID-19.

Last Thursday, the institufinancial assistance “We propose the relaxa to ensure that therecrocodile was skinsand concessional, the substantial tries to offer debt relief with chain, benefit the manufacturing, very low levels.trying It explained that the global growth was projected movedthis up inyear February to 13.9 These interventions branches. Officer, Faisal look is gloomy.

Executive agriculture and tourism sectors,” Mr Thomas said.statut ute toward a US$50 million tion raised an US$3 billion in package for member-states of compliance with advanced was foreequalgroup supply and demand on of that close to 40 percent is ineconomy immediate effect as most of THE Zambia Revenue at –3.0 in 2020, but per cent percent before getting to 14.0 wou;d include rescheduled Prof Saasa This is according to the Keer, said the targeted Mr Thomas said the crocodile industry had huge gol cast to grow at 4.5 percent, while WHO Preparedness and including Zambia to lessen deadlines forpower the two would to 5.8 percent global market. them, such as Zambia, were a three-year social bond, the the Eurobonds, those are indi- the Authority (ZRA) hasnext advise per centrebound in March. payments orpotential paymentto Mr Haynes position Zambia as aplants global Zambia Chamber of Mines milling wouldinproduc growth for theResponse emerging holidays, market in 2021.

Early last month, says FNB Chief Plan, which other from which will go the economic andexperts social months.

That is to provid the farming and supply of crocodile skins.

He further explained that vidual investors and those you still drawing support fromimthe proceeds all exporters and handlers “So it does not really diand developing economyExecutive group (ZCM) Chief Executive 300 already grammes of gold per According to the World He United said Zambian farmers supply “Both individuals and predicted thatcoronavirus, Zambia’s infla-Officer, Leonard partners includingOfficer, the help alleviate the economic cannot really reschedule. pact of the as it torectly period to in enable two organisations were International Development ofgrace consignments transit t was forecast atthe 6.6 percent. affect substantial Economic Outlook (WEO) crocodile skins to leather companies like Louis Sokwani Chilembo. day that translated into 7.5 tion was forecast to increase Haynes. commercial Nations system, also Gucci sup-inand approves $2 millionthis emer- impact of the pandemic. compliance.

It said the rebound in 2021 de- are aware that market depression “So it does not really directAssociation (IDA). report to anycustomnearest big international fashionscusto released on Wednesday between to 16 percent in Mr HaynesVuitton, emphasised a many the debt stock, the mining industry which Mr 14 Chilembo said the part “There are too manypended issues.

Dr ofNg’andu when givkilogrammes per month. ers can enquire about critically on the pandemic brands. week, theis growth was IDA It is the largest dollar-degency assistance for the “This is arising from inporting. caused by the highly indebtly affect substantial part of the meant to help offices immediately for grant would dried Kapenta (Mpulungu such as purchase ofwe vehicles, food anding non-food theThis medium termforecast economic statement that no fees would these by to of be corrected planned indaba would address are hoping we engage the items. economic status of SoThe Mr services Keer said explained for China yes.

But it “Government’s support and positive promotion fading in the needed second half 2020, marked down by more than According to the AfDB, the socialsolid fuels bond(i.e. debt World Health Organisation penalties due to compani ed countries would temper stock, for China yes. countries with liquidity and Siavonga), cooking oil, guidance.

Charcoal and “Foodnominated inflation increased outlook due to sharp depreci- needs be charged for any relief contribute toward a oncontainment of this renewable industry crucial and tovia contacting thesimilar Bank allowing to be yet “We efforts have not written many issues impacting the 15.2the Government soon mentioned that with theis gold milling plants had six percentage points rela- from ispercent acountry good statement chicken and sugar. toin 17.0 per- Firewood ation of the Kwacha. granted.

WHO Africa region would use the repayment international cap-Furnishings (WHO). being unable toexporters meet sta with supply and demand on other industries ofincludes long outstanding But itand is million a live good statement to tackle challenges posed by launched This gradually scaled back and restoring the FNB App, Mobile tive to the October 2019 and US$50 WHO to them, we will be doing so mining industry such as the all the issues impacting the Government would review a capacity of processing 3 He further said theand year-onhousehold appliances (refrig-for China cent. increase in the an- China Thecoronavirus Kwacha is trading beis VAT offering cashflow would be extremely beneficial, but especially consumer investor confidence. themarket. funds to“FNBZ bolster theclaims capacital markets tofor date. the AfDB indicated that and it The deadlines for submission especially because the outbreak agents who wish towe reques Banking or website” January 2020 update. understand that with the COVID-19 pandemic it year non-food inflation rate erator),” he said. nual food inflation was maintween K18.65 and K18.70 relief to qualifying individual Right policy now there is no five percent import duty on the mining sector because the soon. submission ZCM. tonnes per day and would Preparedness and“Significant economic because for from China, weon for The IMF said 2020 “It a call showing that China, we for owe them awas lotrecorded allow time for an growth assessment for of this their goods ity African countries on to expect Additionally, AfDB would soon unveil a financial taxre-entry returns,” Ms Zulu saidi would be we difficult too much at time,” April 2020 atofis 41 Mr Musepa also said the ly attributed to increases in yet against the dollar. and commercial customers feedback from the ministry. copper concentrates. outlook is not very good at “We have not received operational next month. actions have already been taken Response Plan, which rate for the group excluding Mr Thomas. owe them aweek lot so if are in a crisis and depressed in so if they respond positive that ofYesterday, the crisis impact and prices fi- ofTuesday Zambia and consignments infection prevention, testing this approved package to enable governan interview.

14.2 percent compared to 12.7 year-on-year food inflation food items such as Zambia Statistics whose finances have been Mr Haynes said, “we would across the world, focused on ac“We are pushing, the situ- said ZaCFA He He was expressed concern Mr Chilembo said in an response but we are hoping to all,” the China marked down 5.8 that Mr Thomas wasindicated consideringthat setting other partners percent recorded in March rate for asApril 2020 was re- for Dried Bream, Dried Kapenta Agency interim stat- counimpacted

by Covid-19. like to Value assure our customers Zambia ormanagement. depressed Africa will be a plus us,”including Professor nancing(ZSA) needs for each whose customs declaration and case $2 million in emergency they respond positive ments and businesses unAdded Tax is due commodating public health care there upin a are tannery or cooperate with an existing tannery percentage points relative to ation now is that so the chamber hadMusepa, not yet(Mpulungu re- engage interview. soon. company was expected to 2020, indicating an increase corded at 17.0 percent comand Siavonga), istician, Mulenga “The FNB Zambia cashflow that in addition to this, we are the said United requirements,will while limiting the lead to macroeconomic in anNations interview. try.January were fullywithholding processed but on th that build the local manufacturing base of tax AfDB expected thewould WHO forbe theaWorld Health Saasa dertake flexible responses to sistance the 18, that will plus for the WEO projection. many things that need to be ceived feedback from the Mr Chilembo indicatWe are hoping to engage obtain the mineral process of 1.5 percentage points. pared to 15.2 percent recordcooking oil, live chicken and announced in Lusaka that on relief measures will become putting in place the necessary value-added leather products in order to boost amplification to economic activity ItCommenting explained that on adverse system, are also instability globally and when Professor Saasa said this this, an goods have not yet made Africa to boost surveillance Organization (WHO) to relessen the economic and social PAYE/NAPSA on 10, inco us,” because the issues “This increase was mainly ed in March average, prices of were goodslikely and sugar. soon available today, April local30processing production. corrected the industry that2020 and precautionary Ministry of Finance regarding ed indicating that the chamber would are 2020, license bymeasures the end toof this and the financial system. in confidence effects there is macroeconomic instamove would attributed be a relief as economist, Oliver Saasa, said exist. systems, procure and distribinforce its capacity to help impact of the pandemic. supporting.

Taxthe on 21crocodile and dut And member, Suresh Desai, said to price changes in an increase of 1.8 percentage “Non-food inflation inservices increased by 15.7 per[yesterday], for customers ensure health and excise safety “The projected recovery assumes trying to an important their submission even after many in the sector so we re- soon write to the Ministry of is just one, so we arefarms month as it was in the to further weigh on economic played role in the Zambian bility by these highly indebted it would allow countries to country.

Zambia would benefit more This is in view of the items such as purchase of vepoints. creased from 12.7 percent to cent between April 2019 and ute laboratory test kits and rewho hold loan products with of our customers, staff and African countries contain the "ItMinister, is estimated thatNg’andu, Africa on15 of every month. these policy are effecdramatic tightening global fi- sort IMF said. Finance regarding thethat prospects. seeactions if we can get together and Mr Desai the Bwalya indaba. ally need toinhave some of process. communities. said the crocodile industry hicles, fuels (i.e. charcoal development, he ex14.2 percent.

The increase in little April 2020. emerging us,”support he it said. vendors during this time.” tive in preventing widespread firm nancial conditions, and a plunge inThis IMF indicated that even with asolid countries then affects the default on their loans with “Zambia has very bilatif “Among China responded positivedevelopments arising from agents, and coordina"It is one part of several COVID-19 pandemic. will require billions of dollars Ms Zulu also suggeste market employs people from rural communities, withproceed present all of the issues.

If we promised that Government He emphasised that there small indaba to go through all “We will then to and firewood) furnishings and plained, was mainly attributed the annual Non-Food inflaMr Musepa attributed the Mr Haynes explained that bankruptcies, extended job losses, commodity prices, which will have sharp rebound in the remainder of and developing economies, all equilibrium in the global marpenalties.

He explained that ly to this call as most of the eral loans.

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OPEN AIR BURNING: ILLEGAL AND PUNISHABLE BY LAW WHY PAY FOR A PLASTIC CARRIER BAG? — ZEMA EXPLAINS OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES: UNDERSTANDING THE VALUE OF TREES

THE word ‘fridge’ or ‘refrigerator’ is common in our everyday conversations.

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ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT OF ZCTU NKOLE CHISHIMBA ON LABOUR DAY 01 May 2020 The President of the Republic of Zambia Mr Edgar Chagwa Lungu, All Cabinet Ministers Members of the Diplomatic Corp Senior Government Officials The Acting President, Zambia Federation of Employers, Ms Myra Ngoma The President, Federation of Free Trade Unions in Zambia – Mr Chingati Musiska The Area Director, Internationa Labour Organisation – Mr George Okuthu The Resident Director Frederick Ebert Stiftung, Helmut Elisher Distinguished Fellow Workers Ladies and Gentlemen It is with great sadness and worry that I address this year’s Labour Day. This is supposed to be a joyous day for ZCTU and all the workers worldwide but it has turned out to be worst Labour Day in years, a year shrouded in death, fear and crises.

Instead of the usual pomp and splender that characterises Labour Day, workers are observing this important day mourning and confined to their homes because of the dreaded Coronavirus pandemic which has hit the whole world.

Labour Day, as you may know, is the occasion for workers to rededicate themselves to the organization and struggle of workers and our peoples and to renew solidarity with people who stand up everywhere against injustice, inequality, poverty and all that these impact on workers and their families.

Each year, Trade unions around the world commemorate Labour Day. The importance of this day is that trade unions voice their concerns about the working conditions of their members and demand for wage increments and more jobs during such celebrations.

We use this occasion to remind workers of their struggle and the immeasurable contribution to national development There are growing inequalities in our society today. Workers face poverty and deprivation, threats to their employment, unfair conditions and inadequate social protection.

THEME This year, we are commemorating Labour Day under the theme “REBUILDING THE NATIONAL ECONOMY THROUGH DECENT WORK”. Obviously, this theme is reminding us that with the devastation of national economies that will come with the outbreak of the Coronavirus, it is expected that we need to rebuild our national economy if we are to forge ahead.

In this theme, we are demanding that as we rebuild our economy, we need to do so in conditions of Decent Work where workers rights are respected, where opportunities for everyone to get work that is productive with a fair income, where security in the workplace and social protection for families is guaranteed and where better prospects for personal development exist.

As we recover from this pandemic, we expect that Government will focus its energies towards building a dynamic, sustainable, innovative and people-centred economy, which will promote youth employment and women’s economic empowerment in particular, and decent work for all.

While the world of today boasts of unprecedented rise in knowledge, technological advancement and productivity, workers in Africa still face growing inequality, precariousness and uncertainty in their lives.

For the majority of African workers, including the teeming numbers in the informal economy, inadequate or absent social protection threaten them with poverty and deprivation. And for the bulging youth population in this country, unemployment and limited opportunities foster despair and push them to desperate acts, including crime, acts of violence and many other vices they may engage in.

The ZCTU would like to urge affiliates to recommit themselves to organizing and to bring into the union movement the teeming numbers of workers who remain outside and who need to be organized to fight for their rights and interests.

It is only on the bases of organizing, mobilizing and uniting around issues of concern to workers that we can push for policies and programs that serve the interests of workers and bring us clear benefits.

I must emphasise that Labour Day provides us with the reminder that working people can only make gains and sustain such on the basis of organization and struggle.

THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC The coronavirus, which causes Covid-19, is a pandemic which has spread to all the inhabited continents. By the beginning of this week, Covid-19 world cases had hit 3, 099, 398 and had claimed

workers to be able to stand up for the implementation of clearly spelt out infection prevention and control measures and be able to withdraw their services when governments and private employers fail to take necessary steps to safeguard workers’ occupational safety and health.

ZCTU PRESIDENT NKOLE CHISHIMBA 213, 621 lives while 938, 922 had recovered.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has expressed deep concern at the alarming levels of spread and severity. As can be seen from the daily updates here in Zambia, the number of cases keeps going up, meaning that we have a lot work to do in order to prevent the spread of the pandemic.

Thousands of people around the world have died and many more will suffer lasting health effects. It is feared that the actual number of infections with the novel coronavirus is higher than the numbers given officially because not everyone who may be infected is tested for the virus.

It is being forecast that millions of jobs around the world will be lost, millions more are at risk. This means a lot more workers will be thrown back into poverty and the challenges of inequality, discrimination, inadequate social protection, destitution and starvation will grow deeper.

Faced with this crisis, workers in Zambia will need to rally behind solidarity as a basis for waging their struggle. This is the lifeblood of trade unions.

Workers will need to work together to defeat Covid-19 and to prepare for the future.

Faced with this crisis, workers in Zambia will need to rally behind solidarity as a basis for waging their struggle. This is the lifeblood of trade unions.

Workers will need to work together to defeat Covid-19 and to prepare for the future.

The Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) would, therefore, like to take this take opportunity to recognize and applaud workers on the frontline of the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

We pay homage to healthcare workers who continue to sacrifice and risk their lives to save others. We also commend workers engaged in providing essential services and production of goods for who having continued working during these difficult periods to ensure that life goes on.

We salute workers in the electricity and water sectors, food producers, traders, sales attendants and cashiers, bank workers, drivers, waste pickers, cleaners, security and media personnel.

These workers provide deserve a special and full recognition and the right to organise and better conditions of work.

We note with concern that these workers are faced with the occupational hazard of becoming exposed to the virus during their work. Members of their families equally have a higher risk of infection than other members of the population as a result of this.

TRADE UNIONS AND COVID-19 Trade unions and workers have to be well informed about the dynamics of the spread of the COVID outbreak. Against this background, it is imperative that relevant health authorities engage with trade unions so that workers can have relevant information about this pandemic I am saying this because I know that effective infection prevention and control is fundamental to safeguard workplace safety.

Government and employers are responsible for making sure that all necessary preventive and protective measures and procedures are put in place. As workers, we are duty-bound to follow established occupational safety and health procedures and use provided protocols.

Respect for trade union and labour rights must be a central element of response to the COVID-19 outbreak. This is important for

COVID 19 AND THE FUTURE OF WORK Fellow workers, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected our labour market and workplaces, leading to unprecedented losses in working hours and employment.

The International Labnour Organisation (ILO) proposes that largescale, integrated, policy measures are needed to lessen the impact of the pandemic. The ILO focuses on four pillars namely; Supporting enterprises, employment and incomes; stimulating the economy and jobs; protecting workers in the workplace and using social dialogue between government, workers and employers to find solutions.

Most of the ILO’s 187 member States, which include Zambia, are taking unprecedented measures to lessen the impact on businesses, jobs and the most vulnerable members of society. These measures need the support of everyone.

Indeed, these measures include active fiscal and monetary policies, extending social protection, reinforcing occupational safety and health and strengthening social dialogue.

Colleagues, this is not just a health crisis, it is an economic, social and labour emergency which demands sufficient and urgent policy response in order to ensure that this pandemic does not leave long-lasting scars on economies, people and jobs. Time is of essence here.

Fellow workers, this crisis demands that workers and employers need to work together to address the impact of COVID-19.

Collective efforts and solidarity between Employers’ and Workers is critical to respond effectively to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the world of work.

We are all aware how COVID-19 has jeopardized the health and safety of workers and how this has put immense pressure on businesses, jobs, and livelihoods. In this situation, collaboration and dialogue between employers and workers can boost economic and social progress and trigger accelerated recovery.

I am convinced that during this current COVID-19 crisis, collaborative social dialogue and joint social partner initiatives in response to COVID-19 are critical to reinforcing and supplementing the actions of public health authorities and government as well as re-confirming their role in mitigating risks and responding to the crisis.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT BILL 10 OF 2019 Fellow Workers, we are all aware that some of the clauses in Bill 10 of Constitutional Amendment of 2019, were against the interest of workers and the ZCTU strongly opposed such clauses. For instance, we have strongly opposed Clause 189 (2) which was aimed at removing retirees on payroll before receiving their dues.

We presented our disapproval to Government but we were misunderstood and accused of being political. However, we have been vindicated because our position on such clauses in the Bill was supported by the Parliamentary Select Committee and Cabinet.

We hope the removal of the bad clauses will be implemented because the majority of stakeholders are critical of Bill 10 due to these few bad and unacceptable clauses.

This will promote political harmony which is an important ingredient for democracy and national development. When we oppose certain issues affecting the country, it’s because we want the nation to move forward with its development agenda in a united manner.

CONCLUSION: GOVERNMENT MEASURES In conclusion allow me to express appreciation to Government for initiating measures aimed at curbing the spread of the Coronavirus among the people and allowing social partners to dialogue in tackling the pandemic in order to protect the welfare of workers.

However, we want to demand that all companies respect workers’ rights and we urge Government to ensure that this is done.

There is no doubt that the world of work is being profoundly affected by the global virus pandemic. In addition to the threat to public health, the economic and social disruption threatens the long-term livelihoods and wellbeing of millions.

We can only hope that Government, workers and employers will play a crucial role in combating the outbreak, ensuring the safety of individuals and the sustainability of businesses and jobs.

I must stress that we have to ensure that trade union and labour rights are at the centre of the COVID-19 response if we are to reduce occupational safety and health risks. It is also important for effective response.

Long live the Workers’ Struggle, long live the Revolution

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SOCIAL MEDIA Teacher bullies school cook.. accusing him of witchcraft.

This was at Siavonga Bowman Chilosha Lusambo Secondary School as reported by the Lusaka Sun/TheFRAUD Zambian Sun. IMPERSONATION ALERT His real name is Patrick Phiri but for some The following are some comments from months now,edition. he has round our online To been watchgoing the video scamming people across Eastern Province go to www.thezambiansun.com especially the business sector of huge sums CLARA S HAMOOYA: As ato Tonga all his words of • money pretending beI getMr Bowman but this isMP. not how we play chimbuya. This Lozi teacher Lusambo, must be arrested, this is too much. My heart bleeds.

Thanks the ahard from He can’tto do such thing toworking an elder notofficers to talk of taking video the aZambia Police Service, this individual • INKECHI ANDREW, MWEENE CHIYUNI: Clara S was Hamooya. over the He weekend was locked uparrested yesterday. in Petauke • CLARA S HAMOOYA: to NiceChipata. he can't treat and later transferred Hehisisfriend facing that way several criminal charges and will appear in • ÑÔRÀH ÎÑÔÑGÉ LÙMÀÑÔ: This is someone's dad court soon. and why would a teacher do that to a grown man, huh Onwhy? a number of occasions, this individual • CATHARINE CHANDA: Only Bembas and Ngonis are had the been calling some only people whomy knowfriends, chimbuya very well. cabinet I love you Koswes colleagues and some business people with • JOHN C NKHOMA: Catharine Chanda, we love you toto desperate pleas for financial assistance Kolwes apparently sort MUDENDA: out someThis pressing financial • JOLLITY TINTA is utter stupidity that teacher needs an early retirement after all there are issue or the other. many on the waiting list. How dare he bullies an elderly Sadly, some companies andAndindividuals man busy preparing a meal for pupils? the video man up ulichianga mudala. ended falling prey to this fraud in the • KINGSTONE BWALYA: The man who was taking the honest belief that they were extending their video must be arrested as well. UPND please arrest helpthe totwo me. today.

DOUGLAS sad!!

I• wish to MWEEMBA: warn any Sad...extremely other criminals that • MOSES MUBANGA: Evil chap deserves to be could be involved in get thea same that they arrested.

Let this cook medical scam report and have him arrested. will soon meet their Waterloo just like Patrick.

CARPENTER: This is assault and the teacher should If• any of you receive a phone call purporting be arrested. to • be coming from meinhuman and asking for JUSTINE NGOSA: Very sad, • NJINVYANJI SILWAMBA: Respect everyone financial assistance, please disregard it and regardless of their status, this behaviour was uncalled immediately call ZICTA on 7070 to report for.

• ENOCK MASIYE: TCZ should do something about this such scams. teacher.

For those contemplating joining such fraud • KAY CHIBALE: This teacher is very stupid. rings, knowKABISA: that the will soon catch up • CHERRY Thislaw teacher is very stupid • CHARITY KASONGO LENGWE: This is bad, who with you and you shall be prosecuted for the does that? offence of impersonation contrary section • DEBORAH TAIZYA'S MUM: Shocking, whyto treat a fellow that. Code Chapter 87 of the 102(b) ofhuman the like penal • VICKY ZULU: And his idiotic friend is laughing and lawsfilming of Zambia and for the office of obtaining sure. Both need to be arrested. money by false pretence contrary • MULENGA MWILA FUNDANGA: But whyto ai?section Some people evil. code Chapter 87 of the laws 309 of theare penal, LUCIA MWANSA: Not at its level best but at its worst. of ••Zambia.

JOCH NAITUMELA SILISAPO: This is bad and totally

unacceptable.

• KAMIZHI NDONYO: Harassment at its level best.

• ALEX MALAMBO: Unprofessional act.. should be COMMENTS: disciplined.

• SANDRA SODA: Where is this?

• JOCH NAITUMELA: Silisapo, Sandra Soda it's written Eug somewhere Ene: You don’t even look alike I’d want NAMAKAU SHIYANGA: Thishe waspronounces too much. to •hear his voice and how • NAMAKAU SHIYANGA: Foolish teacher.

“Commander in Chief of should all armed forces, head • VINCENT YONA: The law visit immediately.

MISHECK M KAYARA JR: OKand whatExecutive, was funny ai? of •the Judiciary, legislature • GEORGE CHAINDA SR: Mr Bowman Chilosha Humble Leader of this great nation of Lusambo take note.

Zambia...”

• YVONNE NJELESHI: Shame.

• MATE BIZMARCK MUTABA: Vacancy iyo.

• LIMPO MWANGALA: He is playing with his retirement Patrick Matongo Siwanga: Eug Ene, would package.

• ALICK KAMANGA: Please have this teacher arrested. want to hear that too.

He is an animal and needs to be isolated from the community.

• DUMI That idiot of a teacher must be fired.....

Eug Ene:SANI: Patrick Matongo Siwanga, cause His so nonsensical you don't treat people like the way it’s not everyday he was behaving.you just wake up and wish to • ANGELA MBIRI: He is very foolish how can impersonate someone likestupid the and Bowman.... he do that, let the law take its course • LUIS LENNOX I: The only idiot is the one who was Samuel Kalusha: shooting the video. Away from the crime this • GARNET MUMBA: teacher and the idiot of a guy committed, thisThe case proves something camera man should be put behind bars. about the currentVery state of teacher affairs.mmmmmm This may • KAY CHIBALE: stupid • Papadopoulus Munkombwe: He is a cuts fool. happening suggest there are a lot of short

in the business sector and the other sectors.

Felix Kwenge: Samuel Kalusha, it’s good we all can reason on those lines.

Chilufya Clinton Chama: The party’s well wishers, funders!

Tinta Mlongo: At least he has made it in life.

It’s not easy being Bowman Lusambo.

Phyllis Musambo Sialumba: So before you became a class monitor of Zambia you were only known only kuchitechi and Lusaka, how can someone who look like that impersonate the whole you? Sorry for the guy, but its good they caught him, I’m sure this is because they learnt about who Bowman is after your own law operations on Covid-19. Boma ni Lusambo.

Fred K Mahamba: So he has been denting your good name and people thought you were a beggar kansi awe sure, you are a generous person. You have helped so many people, I hope God can use you to help me as well.

Ayende chabe ...Kudos to police officers for the good job done.

Derrick Elemu: How can this one masquerade as Bowman Lusambo? He does not even come close to looking like you, Kapesha Justine I think from the general understanding of the minister’s point of view and the picture depicting the impersonator, this guy is able to sound like the minister.

He managed to do the scam via phone calls because he can speak like the minister.

Mutale Nkole: So sad about Patrick the former Photographer who used to work outside ZANACO Petauke and the former acting Fimo Fimo!!

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STOP FOOLING YOUR ELECTORATES FINALLY FARMERS ARE GETTING FAIR DEAL Dear Editor,

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VER the last four months (July to October 2019), the price of Zambia's staple food (maize and mealie meal) has been on an upward trend.

This is largely due to an open system allowing farmers to sell maize at market value. A healthy situation.

Government on the other hand has continued to procure agricultural produce from farmers as per tradition (at slightly lower prices) to beef up food security through the Food Reserve Agency.

This market value or cost reflective tag has led to an increase in mealie meal prices for the consumer. It's a bitter sweet tale of sorts in that the farmer is getting value with every drop of sweat and the consumer (mostly in urban areas has to forego certain

luxuries to meet the cost of nshima.) The PF government's open market policy has created a conducive environment for sector growth.

For decades Zambia has enjoyed government subsidies on food and essential services such as electricity.

With time, these subsidies have been reduced and in some cases withdrawn to ease the burden on the national treasury. The adjustment process is never seamless but is a necessary measure.

We need to ask ourselves; "Who feeds Zambia?"

"At what cost do they do it?"

"Do they make a profit out of it?" The answer to each of these three questions will in turn determine whether or not the current price of mealie meal is justified. Zambia is largely fed by subsistence farmers most of whom are in rural or outskirt areas of

the country. President Edgar Lungu and PF government has tossed the coin and it is still spinning. The farmer's side of the coin is finally facing upwards. The farmer has for the first time sold his maize at the market price.

This has put more money in his pocket. This has stirred a production movement and an increase in the number of persons putting hoe to ground. The right formula has been found and a balance struck. An increase in agricultural output will mean; *A reduction in prices of agro produce and increased exports. This in turn becomes a self-regulating or market driven sector of the economy. *An increase in industries manufacturing farming equipment, fertiliser and other inputs, *An increase in demand

for packaging materials such as sacks The ultimate result is new jobs, new income streams and a broadened tax base all with an aim of enhancing the nation’s quality of livelihood.

The increase in mealie meal prices is therefore a blessing in disguise whose benefits will be appreciated beginning next harvest season. Every wise citizen with foresight should seize this moment and join the bandwagon of new farmers. The rewards will be worth it.

KAY MUSONDA, PF Media.

STOP POLITICISING COVID-19

UPND crowds started way back in 2006 Dear Editor, Dear Editor,

CROWDS are not a determinant of winning elections.The Mostfight of those who attended the HH/UPND against covid-19 rally in Kitwe didn't come from the district. should devoid of rally. politics That was a be UPND national Epobapela apopene. Ba UPND Zambia yonse. but is not the Most of it hisseems members this were ferried from Southern Province and aSome few frompoliticians Western and other provinces. case. have UPND and HH are trying to hoodwink Zambians playing that continued they have become popular politics on the CB.with Using crowds are their old tactic. At last they always lose. a view to gain mileage from the They will cry even in 2021.

HHdisease. cannot change anything in Zambia. After all they don't have a manifesto. They can't do what the The disease PF government has doneknows in seven no yearspolitical since 2011.

Theyparty are veryor farreligious from ECL’s affiliation. powerful development I agenda which has delivered.

SONTAPO notwhy ukulandafye promising people wonder someand politicians impossible or manna from Heaven. continued the Wehave shall only wait for 2021politicising polling day.

Your ratings on HH, CK are FAKE. HH can't beat matter.

ELC. PAULIn CHILESHE. my view, instead of

finger-pointing and accusing government officials of misappropriating donated items and money meant to help prevent the spread of the pandemic, politicians should work together and contribute towards curtailing the spread of the disease.

Zambians are not interested in politicking about covid-19 but stopping the spread of the pandemic and efforts in finding a cure for the disease.

Like their colleagues in other countries, they should focus on protecting people from contracting the disease.

I was disappointed to hear on TV news that some UPND MPs

IBA should reopen Radio Lutanda Dear Editor,

I AM dismayed that Radio Lutanda was closed because of a programme that was deemed tribal. My own feelings are that truth hurts.

We all know the voting pattern in the UPND strongholds, especially in Southern Province. The voting is so regional and so tribal that no amount of masking it can hide it. Let us call a spade a spade.

The tribal vote that comes from Southern Province is well documented and anyone is free to go to the Electoral Commission of Zambia and check on the results of the last two elections.

I think it was wrong to

IBA Director General Josephine Mapoma

close the radio station for speaking the truth. The tribal vote won’t stop unless we talk about it openly. I say well done Radio Lutanda for highlighting the tribal vote from Southern Province.

Napwisha, CHANDA NSHANGALILWA, Lusaka.

were reluctant to collect and distribute protective kits in their constituencies. That’s what they want to hear.

I wonder whose interests the MPs are serving if they are reluctant to distribute masks and other protective items in their constituencies.

This is why I want to remind politicians that this is not the time for petty politics, but a time to fight against covid-19 which is ravaging the country.

It’s also time to discuss post covid-19 solutions as opposed to making wild allegations of

TECHNOCRATS SHOULD DO THEIR JOB Dear editor,

I write to appeal to all technocrats to stop stressing President Edgar Lungu with inept actions.

It is uncalled for that the President should always be in the fore front of mitigating what technocrats, who are paid for their job are failing to do.

Last year we saw how the President had to come to the aid of farmers to increase the maize floor price by Food Reserve Agency to K70.00 per 50kg bag after FRA had earlier pegging it at K65.00.

impropriety.

I am sad that some of our politicians seem to have small minds and can’t look beyond petty politics. Zambians are looking forward to a covid-19 free nations and not political bickering. I am urging them to join the sensitisation campaigns to ensure more people become aware about the virus.

My advice to all politicians is that wait for covid-19 to end if you want to bicker. Stop playing with people’s lives for now.

Clement J Tembo Lusaka

This is not what we want to see this year, President Lungu has directed FRA to buy 1 million tonnes of maize but it all depends on the offer price. Failure to which they will have a hard time meeting the target.

The failure by the technocrats to engage all stakeholders to a conclusive resolute has been forcing President Lungu to intervene after outcries

by ZNFU that they were not consulted.

As if this is not enough, there also is a wide outcry that Electoral Commission of Zambia is not doing enough to sensitize voters on the importance of voting by the commission bringing about voter apathy.

It is for this reason that i urge technocrats both in government and quasi-government organisations to up their ball game in executing their duties.

The President cannot be everywhere all the time to do your work. He is even on recording acknowledging the voter apathy that is becoming increasing after the last held elections bye elections.

Wisdom Muyunda Chingola

Dear editor I write to urge and appeal to our Civic Leaders to stop fooling the electorates who are their bosses with impunity.

How on earth can we allow UPND MPs refusing to collect protective materials from Government, all in the name of politics.

They might refuse today because they have been exposed, but we know there is some truth in what Southern province minister, Edify Hamukale said, especially that the same concern was echoed by his permanent secretary Mwangala Liomba who is not a politician.

Civic Leaders should stop dancing palate at any slightest instruction of their party leaders when their allegiance is with the electorates who need representation immediately they are ushered into office.

So they have to think twice about what they are doing, otherwise they will suffer mass defeat in 2021 and not even their leaders will save them.

Do they want to see people dropping like flies before they can come to distribute masks and sanitisers. This is beyond politics and the honourables should truly be honourables and do the right thing. It is even shameful that they would attempt to deny this. Why are marketeers in Southern province not using masks at markets? Is it not because their MPs are not sensitizing them. Copperbelt and Eastern province are already on board. Let us not play politics with people’s lives.

This is not for campaign, but if you want to use your regalia as masks, please go ahead. The important thing is that someone will be helped with a mask which could possibly prevent them from contracting COVID19.

The fight against covid19 is for everyone regardless of race, tribe or indeed political affiliation.

Electorates first, Zambia first as Prof Lungwangwa, their staunch member who refused to succumb to HH pressure said.

Haguy Mweene Lusaka.

Mr Hamukale

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Chinese aid street kids

By ROGERS KALERO THE Zambia-Chinese Association (ZCA) Copperbelt Chapter has donated 200 bags of mealie meal towards the street children who have been withdrawn from the streets so that they can be incorporated into society.

The Kitwe District Social Welfare has so far withdrawn 27 children from the streets to protect them from the risks getting infected with Covid-19 ZCA Copperbelt Chapter

Mr Wang “Anything which threatens human life must be fought with vigour by all human beings regardless of colour, race, religion, tribe and political affiliations because if left to thrive, it will wipe out every human being on earth,” president, Wang Xin, said they had decided to donate mealie meal to support the fight against Covid-19, especially among the vulnerable like the street children.

Mr Wang said ZCA would

support the fight against COVID 19 in various ways because it was a serious threat to human life which needed to be fought with concerted efforts.

“Anything which threatens human life must be fought with vigour by all human beings regardless of colour, race, religion, tribe and political affiliations because if left to thrive, it will wipe out every human being on earth,” Mr Wang said.

And Kitwe District Commissioner, Chileshe Bweupe reiterated his call for people to wear face masks properly and adhere to the Ministry of Health guidelines Mr Bweupe said people should not get difficult when advised to wear masks, but humbly cooperate and follow the ministry of health guidelines He said he was disappointed that some people wanted to be pushed to wear masks, while others were not wearing the masks properly with others being arrogant for nothing.

“As I thank the ZCA Copperbelt for this donation, I would like to urge members of the community not be difficult for nothing. Let us follow the guidelines of the ministry of health. Am very disappointed that some people who are wearing masks are not wearing them properly,” he said.

Timber traders cautioned

By ANDREW MUKOMA

AUTHORITIES in Mulobezi have cautioned timber traders against exploiting the natural resource without considering ploughing back to the communities.

Mulobezi District Commissioner, Mulenga Tembo, warned that the district administration had observed the conduct by timber traders who were only interested in harvesting the timber without being considerate.

Mr Tembo said the district was endowed with abundant natural resources but unfortunately, some people were exploiting such resources without due care.

He told the Daily Nation in Mulobezi that Government was losing out on revenue and thus, was compelling timber traders to start paying levy.

"Mulobezi is endowed with timber but we don’t benefit from it sufficiently as a district. So what we are doing now is to ensure that all those who are dealing in timber must not do it legally, we have put up some measures "It is disheartening to see a lot of timber going out of the district and yet our local communities remain in abject poverty. We have schools and there are no desks but we have all this timber business happening,” Mr Tembo said.

Government, he said, had put in place programmes to ensure that the people in Mulobezi also benefit from the national cake.

He disclosed one of such initiative was the GEWEL programme under Ministry of General Education which seeks to empower the vulnerable and girls that want to go back to school.

Mr Tembo said that the vulnerable are empowered with the necessary finances to ensure that they do small businesses to empower themselves.

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CRIMINAL trend has emerged in Mpongwe in which some people have engaged the locals to steal maize from commercial farmers and later buy the grain at a cheap price.

The sad development has infuriated authorities, who have warned that perpetrators and their agents would be dealt with firmly.

Mpongwe District Commissioner, Keith Maila said illegal crop marketing activities posed a huge threat to national food security, Mr Maila said the efforts by the farmers to grow the produce and contribute to national food security were being frustrated by some unscrupulous elements.

He said he had received reports of rampant theft of maize from commercial farmers which was consequently being sold to unscrupulous briefcase

businessmen at a give away price. Mr Maila condemned the act by some people who were buying an entire field even before the farmer harvested their maize.

He said for that reason all crop marketing activities in the district had been suspended until further notice.

And Mpongwe District Council chairperson, Benjamin Chilufya, said the local authority had not issued any crop permits this year and that all trade in maize was therefore illegal.

Mr Chilufya said the suspension was due to the numerous complaints from the farmers about the uncoordinated crop

marketing in the area.

He said the uncoordinated crop marketing activities were negatively impacting the harvest of the local farmers.

Mr Chilufya indicated that the local authority would only issue out maize permits once Government set the floor price for the commodity.

Kasempa boosts preventive measures

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THE local authority in Kasempa has upscaled efforts to promote hygiene and other preventive measures in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, District Commissioner, Goodson Sansakuwa has said.

Mr Sansakuwa said the district administration would continue to support the council and cooperating partners in the fight against Covid-19 He said this when he officially launched the disinfection exercise at Kasempa Boma and Muselepete markets.

Mr Sansakuwa said the launch was just the

beginning and that all the markets in the district would be disinfected to contain the spread of Covid-19.

He said he was happy that traders had obliged to clean and temporarily close their trading areas to facilitate the

spraying of the buildings and surrounding areas.

Mr Sansakuwa also thanked the market committee and the media for the role they were playing in sensitising traders.

And Kasempa Town Council Deputy Council Secretary,

Milton Sakala, said the cooperation shown by traders in the district was encouraging.

Mr Sakala said the council would ensure that it was on top of things to avoid cases of Covid-19 in the district.

He said preventive measures were key and needed to be followed as prevention was always better than cure.

Kasempa District Director of Health, Paul Kambangu described the outcome of the activity as tremendous.

Mr Kambangu said community involvement in such activities was important hence there was no resistance from traders or marketeers.

He said he had pegged the compliance levels at 100 percent.

‘Illegal sand mining causing damage’

By MUYANI SHINJABALE ILLEGAL sand mining is contributing to the damage of roads in Dag Hammarskjold area oi Ndola, says councillor Justus Chiti.

Some people have invaded the area to conduct sand mining and selling the material to the construction industry.

Speaking in an interview, Mr Chiti said the illegal mining of sand in the area was contributing greatly to the poor state of the roads.

He stated that most of the roads in his ward were in deplorable state due to the heavy tonnage trucks that traverse the area, even in the night.

Mr Chiti said there were also trucks that ferried heavy loads of logs from the Zambia Forestry and Forest industries Corporation plantation, which exerted pressure on the roads.

"There is need to curb the illegal mining of sand which is damaging the roads in the area where they do their mining,” he said.

Mr Chiti said he had already presented the matter to senior officials at the Ndola City Council to deploy police officers to curb the vice.

Meanwhile, Mr Chiti said that works at the new clinics under construction in his ward were going very well.

He said the clinic in George Compound was at 50 percent

while the one in Mitenge stood at 90 percent completion.

He noted that once the clinics were done, they would be highly beneficial to the people of Dag Hammarskjold who trekked long distances to access health services.

He said both clinics would

have maternity wings as well as offer under five children health services. Mr Chiti said the clinic in George Compound was likely to be completed before the end of this year while the one in Mitenge was only awaiting a few facilities and finishing touches.

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Firstly, it has united the human race like never before, to confront the human-life threatening virus.

Covid-19 has awakened humanity’s incipient collaborative spirit. Humans are cooperating today like never before, through research for an antidote against covid-19, for with human preservation!

Dr Euston K. Chiputa Covid-19 has made humanity realise how fragile we are as IT is arguable that the gives human beings – alive today – WHEN a has leadership Covid-19 taughtcan coronavirus pandemic hasbe and dead soon after, yet death NLY China clear, well defined, thorus that the human has been with us since creation, only engendered suffering, said not to have oughlyeconomic discussed and agreed person isknown a veryruin, fragile or human evolution! death, what lay instructions tostrength a team to ementity whose My take from all this is that social distress and severe ahead until In Zambia, Zambia, the the unity of purpose against covid-19 should make all of us heed the of struggle to only humanity’s bark lies on ain mission, therethe is humanity, for centuries on end, In fight against Covid-19 has awakened the entrepreneurial spirit asMinistry suppliers fill the void left by imported disruption of humanity’s coronavirus pandemic hit Health’s advisory to stay at home and fight the pandemic in unity while in self and national collaborative every chance ofand success. a life a lietogether - as the we goods. It has dawned on us that many things we import are readily available or can be made locally.has Thelived lesson isofthat way of life.

Wuhan and sent everyone in quarantine. collective spirit rather Bible says, chasing the wind!

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China, the USA! Clap for Me,” reminding and cargo because Many jobs may be lost along humans Yet,has nothing has thus far been too!

Zambia. mankind can be resolved The media joined the battle coronavirus, a national men16 in hospital out of tothe person spread the panThis propaganda of exagger- to fail!

This makes one think that Britons of immigrants’ or value. of Covid-19.

Tourism way as someoffirms, large brought the entire humanhas race to decelerated.

President Edgar Lungu re- demic.

Then We salute thethe political front as the frontline carriers ating ace threatening to or wipe us out the 48 tested and concommendable.

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by Covid-19, there during are great the odds! structures hand washing with cardboard the world have treated Africa head-on. economies to bear! purpose against covid-19 foreign reserves have further medical resource lockdown given the lockdowns other faith-based institutions cyclone! whommake are the same migrant UNITED TO DEAL CORONAVIRUS lessons to be learnt. The should all of us heed the or sanitising, face maskThe preparations are clear- soap its people for centuries – as It makes anyone living WITH in and depreciated and our overall Most countries, near and announced by the no neighbourfor their intercessory, financial workers discriminated has led the Ministry of so Health’s advisory staying at home,outlook report-in Coronavirus and obviously match ing, Africa lose confidence in the a homogenous entity that must ly base has notto been national economic far have sealed their ing states. toagainst! stay material at home and fight the and support. emergence ofoff new small Fortunately, at medileast always up to sit the of duck whatsoever for the scale of the ing symptoms and suspected liketime a lame efficacy of our leaders, gross domestic product terms borders and declared national enough pandemic in unity whileindustries, in self of World With Lusaka as the andstretched medium enterprises, a Bravoover, to most the people healthbe practitioners witnessed in epi-cenChina, persons receive the worst of every pandemic calthis systems and generally the andZambia, forofdifferent periods can notolonger expected to lockdowns article, for mother political national quarantine. the transport sector andof purgreat spirit innovation and and tre of the pandemic in the Zambia for the unity to see how our and contact tracing and Europe and the USA. Yet, the early time, to protect themselves! reach the projected two per- ofinventiveness.

Zambians aemitting nation should other country, there have been oth- testing pose carbon and as resilience in fighting parties and other partisan interest most important consolation Thehealth human race has system be genuinely united against cent. are the most effective infrastructure are grounded Zambia’s textile industry er calls to at least lockdown coronavirus!

Let us remain means of stopping the virus for Zambians must be that the collectively acknowledged covid-19.

Let us unitehave and been groups put down their politicking and Yet, even with these chal- which because workers been lukewarm cope!

Lusaka! The de- from vigilant for the worst of the that would onehas virus, whether made has support spreading and decimatplanning was government done with the our national resilience lenges and setbacks, it is befit- insuddenly advised to stay home dueus. sprang into action united to deal with coronavirus, a ployed a “scalable approach” may atstill await a laboratory as a weapon ing our populations. thoroughness of a tooth comb. to pandemic fight the pandemic, because ting to hail the men and wom- ofgiven to Covid-19.

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IN human history, the world has never been so challenged into being as scarily threatened as we In spite of its devastating have witnessed during effects of Covid-19 on the coronavirus which humanity, it pandemic has had some started in China and in no time positives too. It has sparked spread like a wildfire all over ingenuity, entrepreneurship, the globe. emergence new small As you readof this article, and medium enterprises Europe, the momentary and the greenhouse effect is epicentre of the pandemic drastically reducing. is already passing on the Many world citizens are with epicentre mantle to the United States of America. their families.

The coronavirus Most, likely, but God forbid, has also exposed existing the epicentre in may in nomajor time inequalities some gravitate to Africa!

The World societies.

In Zambia, the Health Organisation (WHO) has virus has brought some since declared covid-19 sense of national unity.a world pandemic.

Due to Covid-19, mother This means covid-19 is a viral earth is of clogged with illness, affliction unprecedented death, collapsing magnitude.

It has in economies various and the accompanying ways affected every human job losses and dearth being, human activity andofthe employment opportunities. entire human race.

In comparative the developed northern In terms, covid-19 has no equal and not hemisphere, themay mortuaries have one in the near or distant

President Edgar Lungu responded to the incessant calls by citizens and other people to declare a national lockdown with a statement that Zambia was effectively already under lockdown given the lockdowns announced by the neighbouring states.

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The Zambian government’s ability, from the very beginning to trace, test, isolate and treat those found infected has worked very well so far.

Zambia has also carefully spent its meagre resources, which it has continually beefed up over the time, on tracing and testing anyone who may have had even the slightest contact with any Covid-19 patient.

The government’s swift move to lockdown Kafue town, R8243

cause.

The scientific community masks by the political has predicted that there will establishment there! be significant reductions in Many world citizens are greenhouse effects. confined with their families, In Zambia, the fight against which has afforded many families quality life together.

Covid-19 has awakened This is unusual in most the entrepreneurial spirit as countries where wife, suppliers struggle to fill the husband and children all void left by imported goods. go their different ways each It has dawned on us that day for work, school or other many things we import compelling situations. are readily available or The coronavirus has made can be made locally. The the Zambian education lesson is that together we system see value in can overcome our national technology by embracing challenges; together we online, television and radio can resolve many of our lessons. seemingly difficult economic The coronavirus has challenges. exposed the socio-economic As the world counts the disparities and inequalities losses from the coronavirus, in the United States of we should also count the In comparative covid-19 has no equal and may America where terms, more than gains, the positive lessons not have one in the near or distant future, in affecting 40 percent Covid-19 deaths arising from the pandemic. humanity as a common enemy.

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AST Saturday a colleague from old days called me. He asked if I could remember him from the time he was at Refined Oil Products (ROP) Zambia Limited in Ndola and his days as a referee at Strike Rovers football club.

“I am in Lusaka, each time I come on the Copperbelt and pass through my former city I imagine what has happened to what used to be my company for many years,” he said.

I assured him the building is still there but the activities are different. We then went down memory lane to discuss the dwindled manufacturing sector in Zambia. Remembering Serioes Zambia Limited and ZAMEFA in Luanshya, Swarp Spinning mills in Ndola, Dunlop Zambia, Colwyn Low and Bonar, and Zambia Ceramics in Kitwe.

Outside the Copperbelt, more came to mind, Kafue Textiles, Livingstone Motor Assemblers, ITT Zambia then manufacturers of radio and television sets plus record players, the Toyota truck assembling plant in Kasama and Mansa Batteries.

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MANUFACTURING AN ECONOMIC HOPE IN THE SILVER LINING

I came to Ndola in 1978, though the city is the capital of the Copperbelt, a mineral producing region, it was also famed for manufacturing companies such as Furncoz, Zambia Limited, Land Rover Zambia among those and others more.

The change of government in 1991 and new policies whittled down the once flouring manufacturing industry. The economy was opened up bringing in new companies and killing our own.

One of the areas badly affected was the textile industry. Other than imported fabric the country also saw a huge flow of second hand clothes from shirts, dresses to shoes, belts and underwear.

Along the way cotton farmers most of whom were in Central province and provided raw materials to clothe manufacturers were left in abeyance. The next economic segment to be hit was the agricultural industry. As South African outlets sprouted, Zambia saw an equal rise in imports from the south ranging from vegetables, tomatoes and poultry products to frozen chips. The local farmer simply sat down and grumbled after being told he/she needed to improve the quality of the produce to compete with imported foods.

Yet the chain stores insisted on importing agricultural produce to support and provide market for their own farmers back home Last Friday President Lungu provided hope to this long standing problem of chocking food imports. While briefing the country on the state of the prevalence of the covid 19 he said, “For every dark cloud there is a silver lining.

He observed that as Zambia grapples with the ravaging virus the economy will be battered and thus directed that there will be

need to boost and support local industries for the country to survive.

The president ordered that the chain supermarket stores must support farmers by buying their produce from them. He implored the Ministry of Commerce and industry to ensure that only what can not be found in the country should be imported.

There could have been no better news for local farmers. Admittedly there is a strong case to stop food imports to concentrate on buying local products. More than 50 years of Independence it does it make sense that Zambia should be importing cabbage, rape, spinach, tomatoes and potatoes from outside when every day the same produce from local farmers rot at Soweto market in Lusaka, Masala in Ndola and Chisokone in Kitwe?

How does it help the nation to import pine apples from South Africa or where ever when our own relatives in Mwinilunga can’t sell their produce in this country?

Will it help matters to import beans when my villagers in Mbala, Mpulungu Senga Hill, grow so much just like their colleagues in Solwezi, Luwingu, Chama and Lundazi?In the last few years there has been an honest attempt to improve the road network in Zambia so much that there are now fewer problems in hauling farm produce from rural areas to the Copperbelt and Lusaka.

I often do not agree with claims that the local produce is of low standard. If anything Zambian produced tomatoes, onions, or vegetables are not only the safest but nutritious as they are less chemicalised or simply have no chemicals of any sort at all.

Not Long ago there was a Mango processing plant in Mongu.

Then Copperbelt bottling in Kitwe

began producing a soft drink called Tip top from Mwinilunga Pine Apples. Copper harvest in Ndola canned a variety of food stuffs.

Products from the above outlets began finding their way across the border. In the textile manufacturing world Chitenge from Mulungushi textiles in Kabwe began competing with fabrics from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

Many Zambians who travelled to South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and other SADC countries will recall how popular chitenge material from Mulungushi became among the women folk beyond the country’s borders.

Many Zambians who travelled to South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho and other SADC countries will recall how popular chitenge material from Mulungushi became among the women folk beyond the country’s borders.

Imagine if Tip top bottling, textile production at Mulungushi motor assembling in Livingstone and Kasama had continued where would the country be today?

The corona virus outbreak may be a catastrophe but it can be used to seek opportunities that can help Zambia’s economic resurgence programme to shift away from

depending on food imports.

Those a little order will remember that at the height of the liberation struggle Zambia stopped importing and exporting goods through the Southern route. As a result the economic blockade, Tazama Pipelines to bring in crude oil, TAZARA for haulage, Indeni to process oil and many enterprises were born to hive off dependence on the hostile prone southern route.

Zambian farmers should seize President Lungu’s challenge by stepping up production, enhance quality and devise proper organization and distribution of farm products.

Efforts can be made to form cooperatives to bring peasant farmers in blocks, put resources and products together to supply to the chain stores.

In the quest to improve the quality further what the chain stores and others could do is to help build capacity among small scale farmers by providing training in various resource management and distribution skills if possible even seeds and fertilizers.

South Africa subsidizes their farmers hence the burst of vegetable and fruit exports to Zambia.

This country has developed in the agricultural sector quite well that at the stage the nation has reached efforts should have been concentrated on value addition to create more jobs. Sadly because of trade imbalances most farmers do not seem be reaping the rewards they ought to despite the efforts made to boost food production.

For example at the moment there is a cry on how some farmers are already selling maize to briefcase buyers instead of waiting for the Food Reserve Agency (FRA).

Authorities should find out why

some farmers prefer swindlers to a state grain buying company.

Zambia needs to review policies on manufacturing and agricultural production for the national good.

Already there was an announcement that Mulungushi textiles will temporarily open to manufacture masks to enhance the fight against Covid 19.Hopefully the post corona virus outcome should be that Mulungushi Textiles will have diversified into production of other goods to continue full production and provide the much needed employment for the people of Kabwe.

More efforts are badly needed to revive manufacturing as a critical contributor to the economy and above all the country’s GDP. One way is to review the influx of second hand clothes into the country. Does the nation really need them? The political excuse that Salaula provides a livelihood for many people is weak and can no longer hold. If the companies listed above were not closed and continued production those who are in salaula vending would have been either working or surviving on the allied industries that should have emerged alongside vibrant manufacturing outlets.

There is indeed a silver lining in Zambia’s dark cloud, the challenge is on how opportunities will be created to obliterate the temporary darkness and provide the much needed light on the imperative to revitalize the country’s stalled manufacturing sector.

Hicks Sikazwe is a Communications /Media Consultant, Media Trainer, and Freelance Journalist comments 0955/0966 929611 or hpsikazwe2017@ yahoo.com

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News of the

BISSAU - Guinea-Bissau’s Prime Minister Nuno Gomes Nabiam has tested positive for coronavirus, the health ministry has said.

Interior Minister Botche Cande and two other ministers also have Covid-19. Nabiam said that several members of an interministerial coronavirus committee had the disease.

Guinea-Bissau has a poor healthcare system due to mismanagement and a lack of resources. The country has so far confirmed 205 coronavirus cases and one death..

And health authorities in Liberia have reportedly invited the National Security Agency “to screen” the phones of laboratory technicians because of coronavirus test results leaking to the public, the independent Monrovia’s OK-FM has reported.

Quoting technicians, the station reported that the action became necessary when news spread on social media

GUINEA-BISSAU PM TESTS POSITIVE FOR CORONAVIRUS

Gomes Nabiam

that President George Weah had tested positive for the virus, information that the president’s office has since denied.

News about the president’s Covid-19 status spread after the ministers of Justice and Information tested positive of the virus.

But the president’s chief of staff Nathaniel McGill has phoned into radio programs saying “the president is healthy.”

The head of the National Public Health Institute, the institution leading the Covid-19 fight, Dr Mosoka Fallah, declined to comment on the involvement of state security in screening the phones of lab technicians.

He told OK-FM “we are taking every measure to ensure patients’ confidentiality.”

Meanwhile, Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo said on Wednesday a rigorous programme of testing for coronavirus and tracing the contacts of those found positive has helped Ghana avoid an explosion in cases that could have overwhelmed its health system.

Ghana has reported 1, 671 cases with 18 deaths since March 13.

Akufo-Addo said around 110, 000 people had been tested, in a population of some 31 million, and the share of positive tests has remained consistent at around 1.5 percent. – BBC/REUTERS.

No immunity for embattled Lesotho PM MASERU - The head of Lesotho’s ruling party on Wednesday rejected Prime Minister Thomas Thabane’s demands for immunity from prosecution in a murder case that has gripped the mountain kingdom.

In power since 2017, the octogenarian leader faces mounting calls to leave office from rivals within his ruling party and opposition groups over allegations

he had a hand in the murder of his estranged wife three years ago.

Thabane has promised to retire by the end of July on the grounds of “old age” but also demanded immunity from prosecution so that he may retire with “dignity, grace and security.”

But his party, the All Basotho Convention (ABC), and the opposition demand his immediate departure.

“There is simply no way how he can get immunity for prosecution for the alleged murder of his estranged wife,” ABC secretary general Lebohang Hlaele said in an interview.

“We are all equal before the law and that would be setting a very bad precedent if he were to be granted immunity.”

– AFP.

News briefs

‘Stop meddling in graft probes’ HARARE - Some senior Government officials have been trying to influence and interfere with investigations being undertaken by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission, including attempting to politicise the commission’s work, says chairperson Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo.

Delivering a lecture at the Zimbabwe National Defence University, Justice Matanda-Moyo said despite the interference, her commission remains undeterred in executing its mandate of rooting out corruption in the country. - THE HERALD, Zimbabwe.

Anti-apartheid veteran Denis Goldberg dies

JOHANNESBURG - Veteran South African anti-apartheid activist Denis Goldberg, who was tried alongside Nelson Mandela, has died at the age of 87.

As a member of the ANC’s military wing, he was convicted of armed resistance to white-minority rule and sentenced to four life terms in 1964. He was imprisoned for 22 years. – BBC.

Buhari appoints dead man

ABUJA - Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has appointed a dead man into office, naming the late Tobias Chukwuemeka Okwuru as a board member for a government agency, two months after he died.

Buhari sent a letter to the country’s senate on Tuesday to confirm the list of 37 appointees but was unaware that Okwuru had passed away in February. The president’s media aide, Lauretta Onochie, said Okwuru was alive when the president appointed him to serve on the board and that he was not told about his death. – BBC.

Meddling in US election, not us, says China

BEIJING - China has no interest in interfering in the U.S. presidential election, it said yesterday, after U.S. President Donald Trump said he believed Beijing would try to make him lose his re-election bid in November.

“The U.S. presidential election is an internal affair, we have no interest in interfering in it,” Chinese Foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters during a daily briefing. – REUTERS.

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93

2,073

2,830

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4,289

167

890

3,232

32,076

Algeria

3,649

437

1,651

1,561

6,500

Cameroon

1,806

59

915

832

12,754

1,016,971

Ghana

1,671

16

188

1,467

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1,532

44

255

1,233

10,918

Guinea

1,240

7

269

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Ivory Coast

1,183

14

525

644

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498

572

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40

279

656

21,477

Senegal

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9

296

518

466

Niger

709

31

403

275

5,116

Burkina Faso

638

42

476

120

Somalia

528

28

19

481

DRC

491

30

59

402

Tanzania

480

16

167

297

Mayotte

460

4

235

221

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Mali

424

24

122

278

2,172

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118

Kenya

384

14

129

241

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334

10

303

21

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Sudan

318

25

31

262

Equatorial Guinea

315

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305

854

Gabon

238

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53

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Rwanda

212

95

117

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Congo

207

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19

180

Liberia

141

16

45

80

Ethiopia

130

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58

69

16,434

Madagascar

128

90

38

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114

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111

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Sierra Leone

104

4

12

88

Togo

99

6

63

30

6,234

Zambia

106

3

55

48

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Uganda

79

52

27

27,432

Mozambique

76

12

64

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73

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54

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60

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33

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61

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18

41

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52

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19

31

CAR

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40

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19

20

Malawi

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5

28

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34

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4

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23

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age companies by strangling their revenue streams.

The most affected sectors are transport, aviation, hospitality and tourism, manufacturing, wholesale and trade, agriculture and the informal sector.

The report, prepared by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, indicates

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Labour Cabinet Secretary Simon Chelugui addressing a press conference on coronavirus, at NSSF building, Nairobi

that all the 133, 657 lost jobs so far are in the formal sector and the number excludes employees on unpaid leave and those who have taken pay cuts. The majority of those affected, the document says, are in the manufacturing sector, one of the pillars of the Jubilee administration’s Big Four agenda,

where 500 workers have been laid off. The security sector has sent home 300 workers. “The numbers are likely to rise because most companies are yet to notify the ministry on redundancies as required under the Employment Act, 2017,” reads the report. - DAILY NATION, Kenya

Uganda confirms 2 more Covid-19 cases raising tally to 81 THE number of coronavirus cases in Uganda have risen to 81 after two more people tested positive for the disease.

Both cases are male, a 24-year-old Ugandan and a 21-year-old Burundian refugee.

According to Uganda’s Director General Health Services Henry Mwebesa, the new cases are contacts of Burundian refugee who earlier tested positive.

“They are under quaran-

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Kenyans a worried lot as virus causes 130,000 job losses T HE reality of the toll Covid-19 is taking on the economy is only beginning to hit home, with 133, 657 Kenyans said to have been rendered jobless.

The revelations are in a report tabled before a parliamentary committee on Tuesday that showed the pandemic continues to rav-

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tine at Rakai Hospital,” Dr Mwebesa said.

Meanwhile, all 1,703 samples from truck drivers taken at Uganda border points tested negative for Covid-19.

“A total of 2,002 samples were tested today,” the Ministry of Health said in a statement on Wednesday.

Uganda has so far registered 52 recoveries since the virus outbreak was reported in March this year. - DAILY MONITOR

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Lockdown: High Court dismisses application to have mosques reopened THE Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has dismissed an application by a group of Muslim leaders and entities to declare certain parts of the lockdown regulations unconstitutional because it prohibits prayers, specifically the Muslim daily prayers, in places of

worship.

The application was brought by Muhammed Bin Hassim Mohomed, Anas Mohammed Chotia and the As-Saadiqeen Islamic Centre.

Judge Brenda Neukircher said in her judgment that every citizen had been called

upon to make sacrifices to their fundamental rights entrenched in the Constitution.

She said this was done for "the greater good", in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.

She added that the government had put together a task team to consult extensively on

the safety of citizens in order to flatten the curve and prevent the country’s health system from collapsing.

“I cannot find that the restrictions imposed are either unreasonable or unjustifiable and thus the application must fail,” she said.

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On average it takes 5–6 days from when someone is infected with the virus for symptoms to show, however it can take up to 14 days.

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Kitwe mayor reported to ACC over alleged graft

By ROGERS KALERO KITWE Mayor Christopher Kang’ombe has been reported to the AntiCorruption Commission (ACC) for alleged corrupt practices, among them, abuse of authority and obtaining percuniary advantage A Kitwe resident Thabo Kawana reported Kang’ombe to the ACC in Kitwe for

changing the status of Kitwe United Football Club as a private company limited by shareholding without a council resolution, no minutes and no permission from the Ministry of Local Government After changing the status of the club, Kang’ombe is alleged to have made himself one of the shareholders and directors of the club.

Other directors and shareholders of the club were Gabriel Akayombokwa, who is Director of Engineering at the Kitwe City Council (KCC), Emmanuel Numwa and Innocent Mumbi Kayafa “So the Kitwe United is registered as a private company by shareholding and the Kitwe Mayor is among the shareholders and directors of the said company. There was no council resolution thereof authorising Kitwe United as a limited company.

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FOOTBALL Association of Zambia (FAZ) president Andrew Kamanga has reported a sports WhatsApp group administrator to police for adding him to the group without his consent.

And Police have warned and cautioned social media site WhatsApp Soccer Chat group administrator Makungu Saluti for adding Kamanga to the group without his permission.

Saluti was accompanied by Anthony Mukanda, a lawyer from HH Ndhlovu and Company to the Zambia Police Lusaka Division Headquarters yesterday after he was summoned for questioning at the behest of the FAZ president.

Mukanda said the matter was resolved amicably after police only warned and cautioned Saluti.

“We are here with our client Makungu Saluti because he was issued with a call out at the behest of Kamanga (Andrew). We are meant to believe, ideally Kamanga launched a complaint that he was added to a sports WhatsApp group without his consent and they issued a call out,” Mukanda said .

But it turned out that when we appeared at the police they raised many concerns against the group including those against people within the group that use unpalatable language against Kamanga but at the end of it, it has been handled professionally by the police.

Mukanda noted that the matter had been resolved amicably and that police handled the matter in a professional manner.

Saluti was warned and cautioned by the police.

Kamanga has faced severe criticism in the soccer chat group for his handling of football matters in the run up to FAZ elections.