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UPND is mine - HH

By NOEL IYOMBWA

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NITED Party for National Development President Hakainde Hichilema once told me

in my house that UPND is him and he thinks he can win elections through the internet, Patroitic Front national vice chairperson for mobilisation Geoffrey Mwamba has disclosed.

Speaking in an interview Mr Mwamba said that UPND is a one man party and that HH cannot allow anyone to be in charge because he thinks he knows it all and that he

Mr Hichilema

is educated. He disclosed that Mr Hakainde Hichilema told him that UPND is him so as to indirectly tell him that he was nothing though he was vice president. To Page 3

360 FARMERS WIN CASE

By NATION REPORTER

…Court allows sale to squatters

MORE than 360 farmers have been saved from losing their investment in the land they had occupied for more than 20 years, after the Court of Appeal allowed them to buy their plots from the original owners by upholding a consent judgement.

The Court of Appeal has ordered that the consent judgement entered between Lusaka lawyer Germano Kaulungombe

Zesco, Chinese seal deal Indeni resumes

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ZRA acts to curb tax evasion

ops as State procures crude oil

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By SILUMESI MALUMO GOVERNMENT has finally procured crude oil which had run out at Indeni Oil Refinery.

Minister of Energy Mathew Nkhuwa disclosed in an interview yesterday that the Ministry of Finance mobilised funds for the procurement of the commodity.

and Elizabeth Catherine Cooke and on behalf of 360 farmers of Lusaka west for the purchase of land should be executed as the farmers risk losing their investment built from 27 years ago.

Court of Appeal judges Judy Mulongiti, Florence Lengalenga and Dominic Sichinga directed that the 360 farmers should be allowed to purchase the land in question from the title deed holders for a fee to be agreed as the farmers are at the verge

Mr Nkhuwa

‘Opposition Alliance is UPND’s scheme to prop up HH’ Story on Page 2

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ZRA ACTS TO CURB TAX EVASION

By PETER SICHALI

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Mr Sikalinda

HE Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) has signed memorandum of understanding (MoU) with neighbouring countries to seal loopholes for tax evasion, Manager Corporate

Communications Topsy Sikalinda has said.

He said that ZRA has also put in place others measures to maximize revenue collection.

Mr Sikalinda said his organisation was committed to maximizing revenue collection as enshrined in the corporate strategy 2019-2021.

"One of the things we are doing is to seal all possible loopholes for tax invasions.

What we are doing is to sign Memorandum of Understanding with other countries for data exchange. We have signed MoUs with Zimbabwe, Tanzania and others," Mr Sikalinda said.

Mr Sikalinda explained that the MoU would help the country ensure that goods entering the country were not under declared.

He added that in order to curb tax evasion, ZRA was also depending on informers who could information on suspicious transactions.

"We are still relying on citizens who may have information on suspicious transactions then ZRA will move in," he said.

Mr Sikalinda said ZRA has opened up new service centres across the country to increase tax compliance and also scaled up inspections.

‘Opposition Alliance is UPND’s scheme to prop up HH’

By AARON CHIYANZO PLANS by the opposition alliance to field a single Presidential candidate for 2021 polls is a farce as it is UPND’s disguised scheme to ride on other opposition leaders in an effort to prop up their sole presidential candidate, opposition parties and non-governmental organizations have observed.

The stakeholders said they were alive to the fact that the UPND leader, Hakainde Hichilema was UPND’s sole presidential candidate for 2021 polls, and cannot form an alliance with any opposition leader who does dot pander to his whims or stoop to his selfish interests.

This is according to join

statement signed by Zambian DNA, Media Election Monitoring Project (MEMP), Battle Cry Zambia, Network for Young People against Violence, Movement for Economic Empowerment and Democracy (MEED), New Congress Party ( NCP ), Zambia Republican Party ( ZRP ) and Citizens Democratic Party (CDP).

The concerned parties said Zambians in their collective intelligence would not relegate the mandate to govern them to the so-called opposition alliance leaders as they had nothing to offer the Zambian people except that they were vindictive and power hungry.

“Zambians will recall that opposition political alliances in Zambia have never worked

I will remain PF, ex Siavonga DC says

By OLIVER SAMBOKO

Mr Kanyama

SHAME on the UPND who think I can join them after being relieved of my duties by President Lungu, outspoken fired District Commissioner for Siavonga Lovemore Kanyama has said.

Mr Kanyama said despite his firing from government, he will remain a PF member.

"There is nothing to celebrate about my exit, I am still in government and those who are thinking of breaking the law will be dealt with accordingly.

Zambians will recall that opposition political alliances in Zambia have never worked as they are premised on a selfish agenda to remove those in power and not to improve the people’s welfare.” as they are premised on a selfish agenda to remove those in power and not to improve the people’s welfare.

“Therefore, the opposition’s attempt to “cut, copy and paste “the Malawian election formula is null and void as it is It doesn't mean that when my contract wasn't renewed that I am out of the system," he said.

Mr Kanyama said he will continue ensuring that order that exhibited during his tenure of office as District Commissioner is maintained.

He said actually, President Lungu has given him more authority than before he was District Commissioner and that he has now no limitations in his political activities.

Mr Kanyama said as long as he lives, he is not going to allow opposition leader, Mr Hakainde Hichilema and his supporters to mount political flags in the province.

"As I said those who want to mount their political flags are free to do as long they

not applicable to the Zambian scenario,” they said.

The stakeholders advised the opposition alliance partners not to allow UPND to use them as ladders or stepping stones for propping up their sole presidential candidate for the 2021 polls.

“In the same vein, we appeal to the Zambian people to remain in their alliance with President Edgar Chagwa Lungu who means well for the country and continues to roll out all inclusive development that leaves no one behind.

“We are confident that the Zambian people will renew President Lungu’s mandate to govern the nation given his “tried, tested and trusted “leadership qualities,” they said.

mount them in their homes," Mr Kanyama said.

He said the UPND should be ashamed for creating a political frenzy when the country was far from holding elections.

"There are no elections for the UPND to think of mounting political party flags, it's not about authority but doing the right thing for the district.

I'm still District Commissioner until I hand over the District to the newly appointed Siavonga District Commissioner," he said.

Mr Kanyama also directed Siavonga police officer in charge to ensure that law breakers are dealt with despite his absence in the district in order to protect the booming investment in the fish farming industry.

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ACC infiltrated, says Mumbi

By AARON CHIYANZO THE Anti- Corruption Commission (ACC) has been infiltrated by enemies of the State and is now being used in regional fights while ignoring straight forward graft, former UPND presidential spokesperson Edward Mumbi has said.

Mr Mumbi wondered why ACC was not investigating suspected dubious dealings involving Saturnia Pension Fund but targeting Government officials from Luapula.

He questioned why suspicious undertakings involving southerners were being ignored but only going for people from one region.

Mr Mumbi said the commission had been infiltrated and was being used by the opposition.

“Is ACC saying they don’t have the file on Saturnia on their desk or what, why are they not investigating that but only going for people from Luapula? Do they mean Southerners are not doing anything wrong?” he questioned.

And Mr Mumbi warned that the UPND’s underhand tactics aimed at painting the ruling party black through falsehoods and hazardous propaganda will backfire because some of its leaders are deep rooted in criminality after amassing wealth through dubious means.

Mr Mumbi said colossal sums of public money had been squandered and some externalized by deceitful

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leaders who today want to use the suffering of citizens as a campaign opportunity.

He said in an interview that it was deceitful for the causer of people’s sufferings to use the same hardships he inflicted as a strategy for gaining mileage against opponents.

Mr Mumbi said any propaganda ploys meant to hoodwink the Zambian people would not work because they were wise enough to see through treachery.

He said the cheap propaganda by the UPND was likely to backfire once proper investigations were done on some public undertakings that left some people and their foreign associates extremely rich while the rest of the country was subjected to abject poverty.

Mr Mumbi observed that there had been too many falsehoods being peddled by the opposition in an effort to tarnish the image of the ruling party.

“There have been too many claims by the UPND against the Government which always end up to be a blue lie.

They have never produced evidence of any of the claims that they have showered on the Zambian people but continue to shower us with more lies.

“Up to now there is no evidence of Zesco, NRDC, ZNBC or any of the state institutions they talked about being sold. Today they continue with lies which they fail to substantiate,” he said.

Mr Mumbi advised the UPND to focus on rebuilding their party and going for a convention to ensure tenets of democracy were upheld.

‘Zambia food secure’

Mr. Kafwabulula THE Food Reserve Agency (FRA) says Zambia is food secure.

FRA Executive Director Chola Kafwabulula says the country has had approximately 60 thousand metric tonnes of maize before the maize purchasing season that began on June 29, 2020.

Mr. Kafwabulula has also told ZNBC news in Lusaka that government will in the next few days release another

one billion Kwacha for the current maize purchasing season.

Two point two billion kwacha hadbeen budgeted for maize purchase this season.

Government has already released one billion Kwacha for the exercise, resulting into prompt payment of farmers.

Mr. Kafwabulula says farmers who supplied maize to the FRA few days ago have already received their payments.

Meanwhile the Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) has praised the FRA following its decision to pay maize suppliers promptly.

ZNFU Spokesperson Calvin Kaleyi said the move would empower farmers with capital for the next production activities.

And Lusaka’s Twikatane Farm Products, managing director, Rudolf Faerber also welcomed the decision by FRA to effect prompt payments to maize suppliers- ZNBC.

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360 FARMERS WIN CASE From Page 1 ...of losing their investment if the said consent is not executed.

This is in a matter where Osick Chilembo sued Elizabeth Catherine Cooke as the executrix and beneficiary of the estate of the late Elizabeth Catherine Swanepoel, Howard Cooke, Peter Swanepoel, Hugo Jacobs the attorney general and Kafue district council seeking a stay and to set aside the consent judgement dated February 19, 2020 for irregularity and fraud.

The appellants formed two groups, one group led

by Chilembo and 25 others seeking a stay of the consent judgement and the other group comprised of more than 300 appellants represented by Dr. O.M.M Banda who are opposing the application and are represented by Lusaka lawyer Germano Kaulungombe.

We note that Order 59/9/13 on stay of execution of judge is clear that the application should be made in the High court in the first instance. The judgement being sought to be stayed is not the High court judgement which was subject of the withdrawn appeal, but the consent judgement which was executed in the court of appeal.

Elizabeth Catherine Cook and three others had sued Chilembo and more than 300 others in the Lusaka High court for illegally occupying their land.

The High court upon being satisfied that Cook and others had proved on a balance of probabilities that they were lawful holders of certificates of title to the said farms the illegal occupants were ordered to vacate the said farms and to pay damages for trespass.

Dissatisfied with the judgement of the High court the squatters appealed the said decision to the Court of Appeal attacking the findings of the judge in favor of the complainants.

However, on February 19, 2020 the parties executed a consent judgement where it was agreed that the owners of the farms in question would give the squatters an option to purchase the pieces of land subject to them paying costs and damages awarded to them (land owners) and the said judgement was signed by a panel of three judges of the Court of Appeal.

Chilembo and others filed an application to stay the execution of the consent judgement and to set it aside and stressed that if the same was not granted Cook and three others

would enforce the judgement and render the appeal academic.

Chilembo alleged that following the judgement of the High court Kaulungombe wrote a letter to their advocates threatening to demolish all the properties on farms 394a/A, 738 and 1958 but a print out from the ministry of Lands reveals that farm no.1958 was confiscated by government.

He further alleged that Kaulungombe asked some of the appellants to pay him K17,000 each as damages and costs when the matter is still in court. Chilembo also prayed that Kaulungombe be restrained from asking for money from them.

Chilembo and others further sued Kaulungombe in the High court claiming that he fraudulently signed a consent judgement on their behalf without their authority.

But on May 6, 2020 Chairman and Secretary of the Lusaka west community exonerated Kaulungombe stating that the consent judgement was not fraudulently signed as they instructed him to do so on their behalf.

During hearing, lawyer representing Cook and others argued that a consent judgement being a final judgement cannot be stayed.

He said since the action was against Kaulungombe and not the owners of the land there is no ground on which the court could stay the execution of the consent judgement.

In their ruling , the court said that it is trite law that a consent judgement can only be set side by commencement of a fresh action as this can only be done in the lower courts which conduct trials unlike the appellate courts.

“We note that Order 59/9/13 on stay of execution of judge is clear that the application should be made in the High court in the first instance. The judgement being sought to be stayed is not the High court judgement which was subject of the withdrawn appeal, but the consent judgement which was executed in the court of appeal,” the court said It ruled that it was inclined to grant the stay pending determination of the fresh action in the High court but since the 300 plus appellants oppose the grant of the stay and have averted that they instr the stay of the consent judgement should be for the benefit of Chilembo and 25 others.

The court said that part of the land subject of the consent judgement affecting the 300 plus should be executed as consented while the other involving Chilembo and 25 others be stayed as prayed.

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UPND IS MINE - HH

By NOEL IYOMBWA

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NITED Party for National Development President Hakainde Hichilema once told me in my house that UPND is him and he thinks he can win elections through the internet, Patroitic Front national vice chairperson for mobilisation Geoffrey Mwamba has disclosed.

Speaking in an interview Mr Mwamba said that UPND is a one man party and that HH cannot allow anyone to be in charge because he thinks he knows it all and that he is educated.

He disclosed that Mr Hakainde Hichilema told him that UPND is him so as to indirectly tell him that he was nothing though he was vice president.

Mr Hichilema Mr Mwamba said that he pities the person who is going to be his vice president because he will not be considered as second in command.

The PF vice chairperson for mobilisation observed that

the recent exodus of some UPND councilors from the party in North Western provinces and other parts of the country is a sign that the party is going nowhere.

He said that councilors are critical in as far as politics are concerned adding that they were always on the ground with the grassroots.

Mr Mwamba pointed at the rate at which councilors are resigning is a sign that things are bad in the opposition party.

He described the UPND as a social media political party which thinks it can win elections through the internet.

"There social media politicians, they did it in 2015, 2016 and in 2018, when I was with them while as PF we are on the ground gaining popularity,” Mr Mwamba said.

Zesco, Chinese seal deal

… 3 solar power plants coming

By SILUMESI MALUMO ZESCO has entered in an agreement with Power China to set up three solar power plants with capacity of 600 megawatts.

Zesco Corporate Affairs Manager John Kunda said the power plants would be installed in Chibombo, Kafue and Chirundu with 200 megawatts respectively.

Dr Kunda said the project was an engineering procurement construction plus financing model.

He said in an interview that in this model the power utility company would not spend any money instead Power China would do the construction and

the funding of the project.

Dr Kunda said some works had started on the construction site but the actual works for the construction the plants had been delayed due to Covid-19.

He said the projects were expected to be completed in June next year, adding that Zesco would benefit about 30 percent of power which would help to enhance generation in the country.

“This is not a loan, this is a very unique business model.

Zesco is not coughing out any money because we have already an existing infrastructure.

It’s the investors we are going to work with who will put up these solar power plants,” Dr Kunda said.

Dr Kunda however said the power utility company would embark on other renewable energy projects in various parts of the country.

He said the power utility company would put up Kafue lower solar plant in Chikankata in Southern Province with capacity of 100 megawatts, Shangombo solar plant, Masen wind power project in Nakonde, Muchinga Province with capacity of 150 megawatts.

Others are Kasiya geothermal project in Kaputa, Chongo geothermal project in Mpika, Kanona solar project with capacity of 200 megawatts in Serenje, Muzuma solar project in Southern Province with capacity of 200 megawatts,

Mr Mwamba who was in Katuba to meet Central province mobilisation committee members said that those who are saying President Edgar Lungu is corrupt, they were talking from nowhere and that it's the talk of the opposition to dent the government.

He said that President Edgar Lungu has demonstrated leadership because he has embarked on infrastructure development throughout the country.

Mr Mwamba said that the only thing that the UPND is good is at insulting the government in power while the PF is donating in all provinces in Zambia.

He said that the PF under President Edgar Lungu has demonstrated to the country that he is a President for the people.

Mbulumotuta hydro project in Kawambwa to generate 12.2 megawatts.

Kankonko hydro project in Kawambwa to generate eight megawatts, Mumbuluma hydro project in Mporokoso to generate eight megawatts and Kalepela hydro project in Mporokoso to generate four megawatts.

This is not a loan, this is a very unique business model. Zesco is not coughing out any money because we have already an existing infrastructure. It’s the investors we are going to work with who will put up these solar power plants.

Indeni resumes ops as State procures crude oil

By SILUMESI MALUMO GOVERNMENT has finally procured crude oil which had run out at Indeni Oil Refinery.

Minister of Energy Mathew Nkhuwa disclosed in an interview yesterday that the Ministry of Finance mobilised funds for the procurement of the commodity.

He said that the operations at the refinery would start today now that the commodity was now available.

Mr Nkhuwa said crude oil was now being pumped in tanks so that operations can commence at the Oil Refinery.

“Everything is on course, right now as I’m talking they have started pumping in the tanks and I was talking to Managing Director for Indeni this morning (yesterday), Managing Director Tazama and they told me that they are pumping and they will fill up two tanks so that they start

Minister of Energy Mathew Nkhuwa operations.

They started pumping last night then they will wait for it to settle down a bit then things will start moving. Come Monday or Tuesday will see operations commencing,” Mr Nkhuwa said.

Power Generation and Allied Workers Union of Zambia and the National Union of Transport and Allied Workers recently revealed that the Indeni has had no crude oil for over 60 days, the longest in the last decade,

In a joint statement issued by the Power Generation and Allied Workers Union of Zambia General Secretary Mutukelwa Lubita recently said there was no pumping at Indeni despite the many assurances by the Ministry of Energy.

Mr. Lubita said the situation raised many concerns and must not be allowed to continue.

He said that there is need for every patriotic Zambian to reflect on the efforts and selfless approach put in by former President Dr. Kenneth Kaunda and his team.

“They built the pipeline from Dar-es-Salaam through to Ndola where Indeni Refinery is. The plant is an expensive installation whose safety gets compromised when left to lie idle. It must not be allowed to be exposed to the elements while in an idle state,” he said.

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SECURE GOLD SITES ZAMBIA must devise a water-tight security model around gold sites in order to stop the rampant theft of the precious mineral.

Clearly, illegal gold dealers are having a field day in many areas including Mumbwa, Luano, Rufunsa, Mwinilunga and some parts of Eastern province.

There are, however, a few reported cases of arrests in North-western province.

The fact that some people are being intercepted on buses and other vehicles with stolen gold, points to the fact that the gold mining areas are vastly porous; they have been invaded.

In fact, gold has been illegally exploited in Zambia for many, many years, considering that the history of mining of this precious mineral dates back to 1902 when the white settlers begun exploration.

Information available shows that more than 300 gold occurrences have been reported in the country by exploration geologists.

But gold mining is currently being discussed as though it is a new phenomenon when activities have been going on for quite some time.

In the same vein, illegal gold mining and trading could have been going on for a long time and only came to the fore when the Kasenseli story broke out.

For purposes of easy understanding, it will be important to go over the Kasenseli story once again, lest some readers and citizens in general lose track.

In August 2019, a group of children in Mwinilunga district innocently came across pieces of raw metal like material and started playing around with it, oblivious of the fact that it was gold.

They got it from Kasensele River and from then on, hell broke loose; the locals invaded that area and were only dispersed by armed police.

Truth be told, before that ‘gold’ rush, illegal traders from the Copperbelt, Lusaka and other areas had been sneaking into Kasenseli to exploit the mineral, which is easy to mine.

In any case, Zambia has many areas of gold deposits which remain unguarded as locals have continued to cry for police presence.

Intruders who include foreigners have continued to exploit the precious mineral.

It is against this background that Government needs to re-do gold mapping and immediately fence off such sites.

Government should tighten security in gold mining sites and thereafter encourage viable projects, which would earn the country the much-needed revenue.

Yes, ZCCM-IH has started fencing the Kasenseli gold site, but this process must be extended to all areas.

Economics Association of Zambia President, Lubinda Habaazoka, has time and again emphasised this point and it is time that the country took a bold and practical step to exploit gold on a sustainable basis.

Gold trade is very lucrative as it is now fetching $57.18 per gram or $57,172.30 per kilogramme on the international market while copper, on which the country has concentrated, is at $6,000 per tonne.

The advantage with gold is that demand does not fluctuate as is the case with copper whose prices could plummet and throw growth prospects in disarray.

Gold is found in electronic devices which are being manufactured in large quantities such as smartphones, computers of varying models, calculators and GPS units, television sets musical machines and many others.

Therefore, demand will always be high, so will be the prices on the international market.

Zambia must thus secure all gold sites and exploit the mineral on a sustainable basis; illegal traders must be kept at bay.

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CHINA STRATEGIC PARTNER, SAYS HAMUDUDU

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HINA is Zambia’s more strategic partner in economic recovery because it has become inter-linked with the country’s economy, Party for National Unity (PNU) has said.

PNU president, Highvie Hamududu, said that trade statics between the two countries showed that the Asian giant had become one of the major trading partner.

Mr Hamududu who is an economist said: “For that reason China is key to the country’s economic recovery because one evidence of knowing who your economic allay is you look at trade stat-

ics.”

He said in an interview yesterday that China remained a key strategic economic partner for Zambia and many other countries.

The opposition leaders was reacting to a statement

by Chinese Ambassador to Zambia Li Jie that his government would consider cancelling Zambia’s debt in form of interest free common loans that would mature by the end of this year.

Mr Jie also said China would extend Zambia’s period of debt suspension from May 2020 to December 2020.

Mr Hamududu said, therefore, that Zambia should take advantage of this opportunity and enhance Zambia-China

Lunda Royal Establishment pledges support Lungu beyond 2021 THE Lunda Royal Establishment under senior Chief Ishindi in Zambezi district in North-Western Province has pledged to support President Edgar Lungu beyond 2021.

Speaking at a consultative meeting held yesterday at Mukandankunda royal palace, prime minister, Jones Kantumoya said President Edgar Lungu and Patriotic Front government have the full support of the Lunda royal establishment.

"We have resolved to work with the PF government for now and beyond 2021. We will ensure that peace is promoted, and co- exist as one people so as to develop our district Zambezi,’’ the prime minister said.

Meanwhile Deputy Inspector General of Police In- charge of administration, Eugene Sibote, has warned people in the district to desist from breaking the law, saying those who chose to break the law will have themselves to blame.

Mr Sibote said that Zambia police service has deployed enough manpower to handle people planning to break the law and cause confusion in the district.

"We are not going to tolerate lawlessness to take place in our country and harm innocent lives who do not know anything. People should realize that there is no individual on earth who has ever made an application to God to be born from any tribe we find ourselves in", he said.

Mr Sibote further stated that Zambia police will do everything possible to ensure that peace prevails all the time not only in Zambezi but throughout the country.

The deputy IG has since encouraged the people of Zambezi district to work together if the area is develop.

Mr Sibote, who was accompanied by North - Western Province Commissioner of Police, Elias

partnership that would resolve the issues of debt.

“It is quiet logical to find a solution on the debt issue around the Zambia-China economic relationship.

“I must even go further to say that we must consider having a very strategic Zambia-China economic partnership, a holistic one that will involve the issues of debt, how Zambia can have a debt restructuring,” he said.

Mr Hamududu said the Zambia’s economic relationship with China should be structured so that it became a win-win arrangement and began to upscale the economic diplomacy.

“So with our economic recovery and the debt issues

Mr Hamududu you cannot ignore China.

Literally very few economies can do without China, therefore for this period China is a right way to go,” he said.

He urged Government not to cease the opportunity and create a holistic economic partnership with China.

‘Climate change is real’ THE effects of climate change in Zambia especially in the agriculture sector is serious and that cannot be underestimated, Zambia Rainbow Development Foundation ZRDF director Brandy Mungaila has said.

Mr. Mungaila said this during stakeholders consultative meeting held at Mkushi's Shalom lodge.

Mr. Mungaila said his organisation supports and will always supplement government efforts in mitigating climate change to promote climate smart agriculture.

Mr. Mungaila said to supplement government efforts in mitigating effects of climate change, his organisation has come up with the roadmap from 2020- 2023.

He said according to the roadmap ZRDF will be using platforms of schools,farmers'groups and community organisation to strongly advocate for climate smart agriculture

techniques.

He said among others included re-forestation, alternative energy and conservationists methods also to work with line ministries such as agriculture and forest departments on district level.

Mr. Mungaila further said ZRDF will adopt the "reduce,re-use and recycle" agenda to adhere to green regulations as well as contribute towards mitigation.

"We have have introduced a new element as an organisation realising the impact of climate change on our communities how we can mitigate it.

Mr. Mungaila further said climate change has negatively impacted on food production,crop yield and increased food shortages.

Mr. Mungaila said climate change has also affected the atmospheric air people breath and temperatures were rising day by day coupled with

droughts and floods.

"The frequency, diversity, intensity and civiliarity of climate change its effects in Zambia especially on agriculture sector is so serious and that cannot be underestimated.

"As long as you survive on planet earth, you can not ignore climate change.

It is real and has come to stay no one can ignore that," he said Mr. Mungaila added that it was for the reason various stakeholders from Serenje,Luano and Mkushi districts were brought together to share views and expertise to find means as well as ways to mitigate climate change in society especially on agriculture which has been affected at greater length.

Zambia Rainbow Development Foundation ZRDF was founded in 2013 to support isolated Zambia rural communities to help themselves to escape the trap of poverty and poor life prospects.

Simon Mwewa Lane market works to start THE Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) has engaged the Ministry of Finance over the remaining balance of K30 million to complete works at Simon Mwewa lane market in Lusaka.

DMMU national coordinator, Chanda Kabwe said works at SimonMwewa Lane would now start as government did not want to risk workers due to Covid-19.

Mr. Kabwe said government was committed to completing the remaining 10 percent works before the end of the year.

“Work on Simon Mwewa Lane market in Lusaka

will start. We engaged the Ministry of Finance over the remaining balance of K30 million to complete works,” he said.

Meanwhile, Government has so far paid K40 Million towards the total

amount of K70 Million for the project.

And City Market Manager Mwenya Matafwali is pleased with Government’s efforts in completing the works.- ZNBC.

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Retired judiciary officers on contract must vacate, insists magistrate

By NATION REPORTER MAGISTRATE Benjamin Mwelwa has complained to the Constitutional Court that he is one of the officers in the judiciary who have not been appointed Resident Magistrate because the positions are being occupied by retired officers.

In this matter, Mr Mwelwa has petitioned the Constitutional Court to order that contracts given to retired judicial officers must be terminated.

He is also demanding that the retired officers should pay back salaries or allowances, insisting that they have been earning them illegally.

Mr Mwelwa, who is Livingstone magistrate, has cited Attorney General Likando Kalaluka as the respondent in the matter.

Recently, the State through Judiciary Chief Registrar Charles Kafunda argued that Mr Mwelwa had failed to cite the provisions of the law that prohibits the retaining of a retired judiciary officer on a contractual basis.

Mr Kafunda stated that Article 145 of the Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) Act No.2 of 2016 provided that a judiciary officer shall retire at 65 years and also that a such an officer may retire with full benefits on attaining the age of 55 years.

He argued that the petitioner’s argument that offering contracts to retired judiciary officers was counterproductive, discriminatory, demotivating

and unconstitutional, was a misapprehension of the law.

And in his reply to Mr Kafunda’s answer, Mr Mwelwa insisted that any contract offered to retired judiciary officers was not legally enforceable and whatever income those who had been retired earned must be paid back to the treasury.

“There are many magistrates after being admitted to the bar and I am one of those magistrates who have not been appointed Resident Magistrates for the judiciary not having positions and yet the positions are being held or occupied by the retired judicial officers,” read his reply.

The magistrate stated that he was entitled to all the reliefs sought in his petition.

There are many magistrates after being admitted to the bar and I am one of those magistrates who have not been appointed Resident Magistrates for the judiciary not having positions and yet the positions are being held or occupied by the retired judicial officers.

‘LAND DISPUTES SCARING AWAY INVESTORS’ L

AND disputes among chiefs in the country are a threat to economic development as they scare away investors, Chiefs and Traditional Affairs Minister, Lawrence Sichalwe, has said.

He observed that protracted land disputes arising from chiefdom boundaries were scaring away potential investors that Government was trying to attract.

The Minister was speaking when he visited Chiefs Shimbizhi and Kaingu of the Ila people in Itezhi Tezhi istrict in Central Province.

“Government does not tolerate land disputes because they retard development and scare away potential investors,” he said.

Mr Sichalwe said conflicts kept investors at bay because they would not know who to work with and whether their investment would be safe.

The Minister said Government has enhanced the 1958 chiefdom maps with topographical features that would help resolve widespread chief boundaries in the country.

“Government policy is that it recognises only the 1958 chiefdom maps, and to that effect it has enhanced the topographical

Chiefs and Traditional Affairs Minister, Lawrence Sichalwe

features to solve Chiefdom boundary wrangles,” Mr Sichalwe said.

Chiefs Shimbizhi and Kaingu have been rocked in protracted chiefdom boundaries for a number of years.

Widespread conflicts of chiefdom boundaries among chiefs such as Shezongo and Musungwa in Itezhi Tezhi had also raged for years.

The chiefs in Itezhi Tezhi asked the Minister to help solve their unending land disputes.

Chief Shimbizhi has insisted the use of the 1958 map which indicates that Choongo and Ikonkaile fall under his territory while

Cash ills derail road maintenance, says PS

By SILUMESI MALUMO GOVERNMENT has no resources to embark on road maintenance on various roads across the country which are falling off.

Ministry of Housing and Infrastructure Permanent Secretary Charles Mushota, said Government had put in place a maintenance policy for all roads but resources were not available for the works to be

By KETRA KALUNGA MANAGEMENTS at higher learning institutions have been urged to co-exist with students in order to create a suitable learning environment.

Central province Minister, Sydney Mushang,a called for serious relationships between school management, students and lecturers because they depended on each other for the smooth running of the institutions.

Mr Mushanga, who is also Bwacha Member of Parliament

done.

Mr Mushota said Government was concerned on the bad state of some roads in the country but it had no financial muscle to carry out maintenance works.

He said in an interview yesterday that it was in Government’s interest that the roads were not deteriorate badly so that it did not have to spend much in rehabilitation.

Mr Mushota said this could not come to fruition because

the Government was facing financial challenges.

He said if Government had financial muscle all the roads which were falling off could be maintained to increase the lifespan.

“RDA has a maintenance policy for all these roads and the plans to do them but you see the country is big so there is the issue of resources but it is in the interest of Government that these roads are not damaged too much.

Students, administrators must co-exist - Minister (MP), said Government would not want wrangles to persist among stakeholders in hogher learning institutions.

He said the spirit of engagement among management, students and lecturers should be a continuous process.

The Minister was speaking at the weekend when he toured Kabwe Institute of Technology

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to check on the preparedness of the institution to re-open and donated COVID-19 materials.

Mr Mushanga said Goverbnment was doing everything possible to ensure learners in examination classes get back to institutions of learning that were free from the pandemic.

Meanwhile, Principal education standards officer, Douglas

It is in our interest to ensure that we maintain them so that we don’t spend money on rehabilitation because maintenance is always cheaper compared to rehabilitation. But the issue is that we have some financial challenges to tackle all the roads at the same time,” Mr Mushota said.

Once resources are available, he said, Government would ensure that the maintenance programme was actualised.

Samukange, was happy that Government has demonstrated commitment towards the fight against COVID-19.

Mr Samukange further praised the Government for donating COVID-19 materials to learning institutions especially that most of them were facing challenges with resources to procure the needed materials.

Speaking earlier, Kabwe Institute of Technology principal, Rodah Simwangala, commended Government for his concern towards the learners in the wake of COVID-19.

Chief Kaingu has maintained that the 1958 map has anomalies and prefers the 1930 maps.

Meanwhile, Chief Shimbizhi has thanked Government for numerous development projects that have transformed people’s lives in Itezhi Tezhi.

He said that the construction of the modern bus station, the tarring of the D769 Road and the construction of a power station had improved infrastructure in the district.

“This road was not like this but today we only take 20 minutes to reach the BOMA instead of many hours that we used to take,” Chief Shimbizhi said.

Chief Shimbizhi appealed for the construction of a bridge over the Kafue River to connect Namwala district in Southern Province.

He said that construction of the bridge over the Kafue River was the only way to make an all-weather access between Itezhi Tezhi and Namwala districts in Southern Province.

Harry Namaluba, the chief’s Secretary, commended Government for the measures taken to prevent the spread of COVID 19 in the country.

Meanwhile Chief Kaingu of the Lumbu-Ila people of Itezhi Tezhi appealed to Government to sink boreholes in order for people to have clean drinking water.

Chief Kaingu also asked for more clinics to be constructed at Namaula and Nkobo areas in his Chiefdom.

The Government, he said, should complete the unfinished bridge at Kayawe as many people have lost lives due to uncompleted works.

And in responding to the issues, the Minister said Government would complete all infrastructure projects in the country but would only be doing it in phases due to inadequate funds. - ZANIS.

‘Stiffen law to curb illegal gold mining’

By SILUMESI MALUMO GOVERNMENT must come up with a law that will stiffen punishment against unscrupulous people exploiting gold illegally, a mining expert Edward Simukonda has said.

Mr Simukonda said that people especially foreigners had invaded gold sites because they were aware that they would not face stiff punishment when arrested.

He said in an interview yesterday that the situation was saddening hence Government must ensure that laws were put in place to stop illegality in the country.

Mr Simukonda said stiff punishment was the only way to deter illegal exploitation of the resource.

As long as the situation remained the same, the mining expert said, foreign nationals would continue invading gold areas.

“When this gold issue started I did mention that we are not supposed to be talking about gold discovery so much because it will encourage foreigners to come in the country and start stealing gold.

Mr Simukonda urged Government to encourage citizens to become whistle blowers so that they were able to expose illegal miners.

“The majority who are coming in the country to steal gold are from West and East Africa. We know that there some Congolese there, Tanzanians, some from Uganda and Senegal.

“So Government should come up with a law to ensure that illegal buyers and illegal miners should be given stiff punishment, this can be a long jail sentence,” Mr Simukonda said.

Village Banking groups get tips

ZRA steps up Chirundu border ops

Mr Sikalinda said ZRA had doubled the number of trucks cleared on a daily basis as the border was operatBy BUUMBA CHIMBULU ing day and night.

“As a result now, we can VILLAGE banking and savings groups safely say that we no longer should consider investing their money in have the traffic jam at the various products to earn more income and border and all is smooth and

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ensure the safety of their funds. running well,” he said.

The groups are an important vehicle for not Meanwhile, Mr Sikalinda local market had improved TRAFFIC at the Chirundu

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU only savings but also for a mode of increasing said ZRA would within this over the years with customOne Stop Border Post has financial inclusion, says BoZ Financial Sector month destroy 200,000 orers trusting the locally proWONDERFULDevelopment Group of Assistant improved following the 24 Director, Brenda dinary bulbs worth K225, Companies has been em- duced tiles. hours operation with over Mwanza.

448.12 which were seized at Mr Sinyangwe explained powering local suppliers 600 trucks cleared on a daily Ms Mwanza said BoZ welcomed the the border post. that most of the upcoming by sourcing 99initiatives percentof ofvillage basis. banking and savings “As ZRA we will ensure buildings were using the raw materialsgroup within the The Zambia Revenue Aubecause they were helping to meet the that if anyone tries to import Marcopolo tiles. country. thority (ZRA) recently startfinancial needs of the respective communities these bulbs, we immediately business environThe company im- of “The ed operating the border on a andonly the groups people. seize them. We do not allow is actually very good ports one percent ofhowever raw ment 24-hours basis to clear traffic She said BoZ would like the such products to be brought because at least some materials, says Group which had built up due to groups to form linkages with formal sector into the country and this is By BUUMBA CHIMBULU are receptive of our Sales and Marketing Man- people Covid-19 as officers were enonce appropriate products were designed. one of the consignment that tiles. In the past they were ager, Mark Sinyangwe. suring that all transporters She indicated during a BoZ radio show ZAMBIA’s exports rose by 17.9 percent to some time back. we seized because it was a Mr Sinyangwe said thethathesitant were thoroughly screened programme the Central Bank was K10.5 billion in May this year from “If K8.9 you know anyone selllocal product. company hadencouraging this year financial before entering the country. service providers to billion the previous month. ing this product out there in “Mostappetite of the new buildproduced about 870,000 “Covid-19 screening end“The only condition is that every eroded in its govcreate more user friendly and affordable This is mainly due to a 12.0 per cent the increase market, please inform

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ings currently are using boxes of tilesproducts using raw ed up creating traffic at securities,” Mrour Zulu whichernment would link with the needs of in intermediate goods export earnings entity must have a local bank acthe K8.6 ZRA or any other reletiles, so it is just now that materials sourced from loChirundu border and we said. groups.

Mr Zulu said Zambia’s village and savings billion from K7.7 billion in April 2020, saysauthorities they will vant EBT restructuring the business is growing on count,” Mr Mkandawire said. cal suppliers. saw traffic that was from our position deterioration “The servicefiscal the bank is encouraging is Zambia Statistics Agency Interim Statistician move in and seize FILE the prodPHOTO ; “The export earnings is making Kwacha the local market, from He said the company border going into Zimbabwe was amplified by apart Covid-19 mainly to offer a safe storage space for the efGeneral, Mulenga Musepa. uct to ensure that we all fromare Agricultural products increased by Government secuthe difficult part we are fac-had had produced groups more boxes ofMr about 16 to18 kilometres,” Constitution thathe ranked fund and help the risks of holding the fects which Government MusepaCHIMBULU said at the monthly bulleting in energy efficient,” said. debt 80.3percent from securities.

K286.0 millionrities in Aprilattractive as stored and processed electroniBy BUUMBA ing oncash. exports,” he said. of tiles last year during the said ZRA Corporate Comservice as a priority. large sum of physical He said business firms, incally and no physical certificate responded by taking urgent Lusaka that refined copper export earnings in 2020 to K515.7 million in May by 2020. evident the recent positive He funds said tend the to plant had same period, indicating that steps munications Manager, Top“In from this regard, Government stitutions, “Now because the to grow fast foreign entities, and is issued for any Government GOVERNMENT put in billion reorganise its elevatMay rose by 17.3 has per cent to K7.9 to response from the market, capacity tothey produce about the business had this year sy Sikalinda. and huge and at that point need a safer has put in place legal and insti- individuals were all eligible to security purchased. place legalthe and institutioned external debt and comK6.7 billion previous month. says Economics Association seven million boxes of tiles been impacted by Covif-19 Mr Sikalinda said that it and can even look theIMF. options framework toper ensure purchase Government securi- The“This Governal frameworks to ensure that tutional mence talks withatthe “Refined copper export volumes during As of 22.8 cent of Zambia’s NTEs in May 2020 majorfeature exportmakes commodities were bullionoutbreak whichenvironment ZRA we of Zambia (EAZ). butfunds was currently operating led to low those was service therefore important investing in various products that debt servicecompared paymentstoare tiescent atEAZ the BoZ ment securities safe allows debt payments arethat met to 82,287.5 May2020 rose by 11.6 per cent Zambia’s external debt 15.2 per recorded in AprilSecretary, semi-manufactured formsand (Gold)’ accounting demand of the of National will ensure atmore 20 percent due Mwanza to less commodity.

ZRA improved its trade facilso that they earn income,” as they fall2020. due,” he said “The only condition is that transactions insulphuric varying denomas they fall. tonnes on London Metal Exchange met (LME) currently standsMs at US$11.2 for 12.3 per cent’, acid; oleum in bulk’ He was speaking Mutisunge Zulu, said offdemand, coupled with strict when itation measures.

“Since we that if anysaid. every entity must have localandinations,” This isprices because the state is perduring copper increased by 3.7 cent the BoZ radio “TheShow exporton earnings from Agricultural quicklime.Mr Mkandawire said. shore interest was a fuelled regulations forlink exports from the Zambia Revenue Au-BoZbillion. started the border one tries toincreasedbank She said was trying to the groups radio Phoenix. account,” Mr MkandawHe indicated that the timely aware ofoperating the consequences of 2020 to US$5,233.8 per tonne in May from products byby 80.3percent from K286.0 Mr Musepa said the major export destination “It is about a dry point of more positive sentiment other countries. thority (ZRA) Commission27/7, we have been able to to the formal financial service providers.

Mr Mkandawire urged citiire said. payment of interest and princiany default on the economy, US$5,048.3 per tonnes in April 2020,” he said. million in April 2020 toaround K515.7 million in May in May 2020 was Switzerland, which accounted import these that afurther higher Zambia’s outlook givMr Sinyangwe er General, Kingsley Chan- construction now Ms Mwanza however clarified that the rising zens to in Government He said estructure Government Secu-for 41.5 pal atper maturity says Bank of Zambia actOn the other hand,(BoZ) imports decreased byinvest 0.3 cent of on theGovernment total export earnings. da led his entourage 2020. auction size had reflects en debt prospects. bulbs, we immedisaid the plant over the to tour clear over 600 trucks into efforts were anfunding evolutionneeds that would probably could offered advantagsecurities was product guaranteed by ing Financial Markets, perDirector cent to K6, 681.1 million in Maysecurities this year as they main export to Switzerland “The majorbe exportrities commodities were fiscal proMr Zulu many attributed the at- The yearsand been ablefor to produce the Group’s plant forasproately seize‘tobacco, them.

Zambia on a daily and come the savings village banks pledged for anot loan es tractiveness among which could enable the full faith and credit of the Jacob Mkandawire.

Zambia’s from K6, 697.9 millionbasis the previous month. as collateral stemmed/stripped accounting was copper anodes for electrolytic refining, grams which is very expected of Government about 2.5 million boxes of duction of Marcopolo tiles. this hasdebt helped us reduce We do allow groups saw theafter need. obtained from for a Commercial citizens easily Government. external currently stands Mr Musepa explained that the decrease in not 19.3 per cent, ‘other rawto cane sugar’ accounting for 56.3 per cent of total export a tumultuous 1H20 ravsecurities to aaccess likelymoney bailout tiles.

“We obtain 99BoZ, percent the traffic and clear all the she said would forcepandemic. the efforts it Bank or products any other financial in-15.0from financial institutions.

Mr from Mkandawire explained at US$11.2 billion. to imports was driven by lower importsuch bills for accounting for per cent andwith tobacco, earnings that country. this year to date.

“The Central Bank step to aged by not disease package the Interna“We operating at of raw materials, we only queues that were waiting was to establish onare the groups. stitution.

He explained that securities Mr Mkandawire said Govcapital goods and consumer goodsbe accounting said China was the last second main export at 9.3that per GovOnGovernment Thursday week, widen its funding net trying could broughtpartly intoor wholly stemmed/stripped “Never incapacity. the history tional Monetary Fund (IMF) He 40 percent If the of import one percent of the outside,” he said.

“Village banking groups are anand important Government cent,”securities, ernment could flows bedestination were liquid and sold transferable. ernment took debt for 13.3 per centseriously and 5.2 per cent respectively. accounting for 21.9record percent of Mr Musepa said.

Government betheanticipation Zambia, globalwhich securities would attract the country and market isAfrica good when we materials. Whatof wegreater canfor say During the lockdown pevehicle not only savings but also for which debt instruments issued pledged as collateral for a loan “Since most Government sesustainability and was alive to He said the Non-Traditional Exports (NTEs) He said the non-agricultural total export earnings. two yards in treasury bills as flowsisseeking yield tiles to house lyproduce have funds been diverted into the products economy. more, at times that imported are deriod, Mr Sikalinda said, ZRA this is one of the a mode of increasing financial inclusion bytothe Government throughfor the obtained a of commercial curities be called or re-in the serious repercussions of cent earnings increased by 20.1 per K2.3 accounted a share ofThe 77.2 from per cent majorcannot export products were Copper yields rally the steepest in. stroying the market toforfund public health and us Central Bank sold The example with Covid-19 and ityet wasdefault only able to year clear roughconsignment that because is ansuch informal mechanism and it is BoZ,the include Treasury Bills andin May bank or any other worth financial in-anodes deemed before their final statany onthis the economy. billion in May from K1.9 billion Zambia’s NTEs 2020 compared to 84.8of fixed foraelectrolytic refining, accounting “This, over year. coupled with a glimcaused budget distorK818.5 million has led to less production they are of low quality,” Mr ly about 100 trucks while 300 working for thetions communities.

Bonds. stitution.

Government, ed maturity date, investor previous month.he said, under- we per cent recorded in April 2020. for 55.3per cent of total an export earnings from seized some With liquidity of K3 billion mer of positive sentiment requiring funding to be income securities, an 86 percompared to other years,” Sinyangwe. trucks were cleared before NTEsMr Mkandawire said there “So since are working well and they took to abide the Agricultural provisions securities lockthe in interest rate for During Mayby 2020, The export earnings“Government fromsubscription non-agricultural thatcan country.

Mr an Musepa said the Democratic time back. into auction, the Bank following Zambia’s. steps to- they provided by central banks cent rate, in Frihe said.

He said the company’s Covid-19. are self-regulated, really for a time being there of all obligations and not nonwere no restrictions to eligibilibeen dematerialised. the ofsuccessfully the security,” hethird main increased by 80.3 perwould cent while products recorded have an day increase of 9.4per Republic ofterm Congo (DRC) was the offull Zambia sold wards restoring fiscal fitness, and fiscal collaborations,” Mr 26 June debt cent sale which is no need for the BoZ to step in and disturb abrogate theNTEs provisions of the who couldfrom invest in these means that all amount records said. agricultural increased by 9.4 ty peroncent.

K1.6 billion in This April 2020 K1.7billion in are export destination centevidently clawed was thetohighest sold K2.2 billion. accounting for 14.0 per has back Zulu said.

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ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION IN ZAMBIA

Zambia’s Power Sector Reforms: “The Light at the end of the tunnel”

Zambia’s Power Sector Reforms: Focus on Manufacturng Sector “The Light at the end of the tunnel

objectives.

BY SALIM KAUNDA By Akabondo Kabechani By ALBERT KASOMA Head of Research and Analysis PMRC - PMRC Senior Researcher Head of–Monitoring and Evaluation-PMRC

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PUBLIC Financial ManageEARLIER this year, Energy AMBIA has the been purment (PFM) reforms entail Regulation Board approved suing economic diverchanges to laws, systems and ZESCO sification Limited’s application ever since processes used by Governfor an upward tariff adjustment the mobilise first republic and ments, revenue, effectiveto 1st January 2020 and copper mining has been the allocate public since then therefunds, have underbeen a major forex earner but with take public spending, account number of positive power sector notable fluctuating trends for funds audit. reforms policy andand regulatory over the years.

As early as the A strong PFM system is that have taken place.

FirstThe National Development essential for effective Government ofGovthe Plan (1966-1970), both the ernance effective Republic of because Zambia approved the need to diversify away from delivery of public services is Revised National Energy Policy, copper, as well as poverty the emphaassociated with 2019 which is anchored on rethe sis of growth of other sectors duction and growth.

To this Seventh National Development such(7NDP) as agriculture and2030 maneffect Government has made Plan and Vision in reforms the Public Finance ufacturing, were emphasized. order to to guide the development Management Act and inEconomic diversification and management of thehas energy tentions ofconsidering reviewing the Pubis the by process of shifting an sector technologlic Procurement the Loans economy away and from adevelopsingle ical advancement and and Guarantees Act; or dominant revenue ments in the energy sector.source towards multiple sources from The Electricity and Energy Public Financial Managea growing range of sectors and Regulation Acts were revised to ment (PFM) Act 2018; From markets. diversiprovide forEconomic sale ofand purchase 2004 when the PFM ofoutside 2004 fication is widely viewed as of electricity within and was enacted, few PFM legal a positive susZambia and objective improve theinregulareforms occurred.among There had tory environment taining economic growthother as been challenges in achieving it enables countries to be less the intendedto purpose the vulnerable adverse of terms Act because of gaps such as of shocks by stabilizing export

secure investment in line with

in capacity. The Government has also led the recent Zambia Power Conclusion Rehabilitation Zambia has Project to make which funinvolved various and damental policy capacity shifts if the transmission well as country is toupgrades achieveasthe obdemand side management meajectives of the Vision 2030. sures. Recently, ZESCO Limited Achieving these objectives andessential Power China signed three is to repositioning contracts to develop 600MW the Zambian economy onto be to enhance DRM is (AC)used grid-connected Solar growth and development, inPV a the need to upscale the MasPower Plants to be located in manner that makes the counsive Land Titling Programme Chibombo, Chirundu, and try lesscan susceptible to both which enhance Siavonga Districts.

Thispayment marks a domestic and external shocks. processes from ground rates. giantisstep inasZESCO’s efforts of to This seen aneed critical There is the also to area equip diversify energy mix in the focus midway before the expirevenue administrators with wake of climate ry of the Visionchange.

2030.

Public Finance Reforms for Fiscal Consolidation

AdequateDevelopment and reliable power National Plan supply underpins any successful (7NDP 2017-2021), the key economy and ZambiaEconomic has strugsectors towards gled to generate enough electriciDiversification in Zambia inty to meet growing demand as the clude; Agriculture, Tourism, country has Energy, ICTdeveloped. and Manufacturmanagement hasprimain the ingLoad sectors.

One of the pastbenefits and present led to severe ry of time diversification absence of portions for handconsequences for the economy as is that a diversified economy ling casesaof financial businesses and small tomisconmedium creates sustainable cycle duct.

The Revised PFM Actback of sized enterprises have scaled of economic activity where 2018 came into effect due to production and households have sectors and businesses constakeholder’s request well had to grapple with long hours of tinually interlink andas share as Government’s realizdarkness.

As demand benefits even as own thecontinues econoation toit strengthen theZambia legal to grow is This essential my grows. alsothat increases framework aimed atgeneration improvgets the power prospects forsector employment ing of remixmanagement right for the fulfil and growth andcountry is public in to alignsources. its potential ment with for thegrowth. multi sectoral Under investment in thebeing powdevelopment approach Procurement Act; erPublic sector over been espoused in the years 7NDPhas today.

In 2015, Government introlargely due below costtotariffs Zambia hastocontinued purduced an electronic Governand aeconomic bureaucratic regulatory ensue diversification ment Procurement (E-GP) vironment which slowed priwith policy shifthasaway from system aimed at agriculture, enhancing vate sector investment.

Some of mining towards transparency, riding Govthe challenges identified include; manufacturing and the tourism ernment system of corruption Over other dependence on among sectors. The foand supporting provisions of Hydrological sources of manpower cus of this article is the the PFM Act. syswhich made up The 80.45E-GP percent of ufacturing sector. tem is designed enhance installed capacity asto of 2019.

The socio-economic development remainder of the generationsecmix The Manufacturing and adherence the national comprised of coalto(10.06%); HFO tor in Zambia accounts for development by reducing (3.69%); dieselplan (2.80%); andthe soapproximately 11% of the procurement cycle and aslar (2.99%).GDP and has been country’s sociated costs.

However, the Modelling growing at an trends average from ancurrent procurement system nual growth rate of three (3) features structural and years, conpercent in the last five tent inadequacies to support based on figures available

the Government’s strategic viZambia Development Agension. process is cy is The alsoprocurement implementing the lengthy and opaque, which has business linkage programme discouraged investment across aimed at creating synergies theindustry board. The planning in and marketfunction access should look small to centralise commerfor micro, and medium cial capability, run more competenterprises. itive and streamline the Thetenders success of diversifi1970s Zambia’s tax revenue as procurement process, will cation depends on which the mix, alower percentage of GDP was 42 barriers to entry for invessequencing, and timing of % compared to value 15.2% inmoney 2017 tors and deliver investments, policy for reforms and 19.1% earlier projected for consumers. and institution building, and forImprove 2021 [ this has since the figure credit-worthiness on the consistency with the been downgraded in viewit of of ZESCO: as an off-taker, is underlying assets and related the Covid-19 pandemic]. essential that investors have The concomparative advantages of statistics mean a lot needscan to fidence that theInvestments organization the country. in be done tothe raise domestic revpurchase energy generated, skills, infrastructure, instituenues given the hard-to-tax which and can begovernance improved through tions qualinformal sector in Zambia.

The increased financial transparency ity (ie. enhancing the transinformal sector’s potential and providing moretax secure guarparency, accountability, and in Zambia is about 42% of toantees.

ZESCO further needs to predictability of Government tal tax the revenues.

Amongst revisit administration ofthe its decision-making) increase several strategies could lifeline tariff by exploring viable the likelihood of that success of options for reforming thein current diversification but are turn subsidy policy targeting is affected by thewhose extent of diverpoor (The lifeline subsidy policy sification. currently covers households Providing the allfoundations regardless of income status) for structural transformation and sector tax driven In the private 1970s Zambia’s Conclusion growth isas anaessential element revenue percentage of Zambia’s in Historically, achieving baseapof GDP was 42a%broader compared proach for activities. power development economic Further, to 15.2% in 2017 and 19.1% has been for the Government, via clear, transparent and preearlier forregulations 2021 [ ZESCO,projected tobusiness undertake investment dictable this hasasince that figure provide levelbeen playing downgraded view of the field among in investors (small Covid-19 and large,pandemic]. foreign and domes-

... and Enhanced Domestic Resource Mobilisation the PFM Act leading to avoidable losses for the GovernMini Hydro Power Project ment.

There are inadequacies in fund release delays and inflated affecting Zambia’s quotations, river basins suggest that project implementations and hydropower potential will gradcontract management.

For ually decline in the future due to this reason, there need to climate change andis increasing revise the Public Procurement Zambia’s Manufacturing water demand from other sourcAct price refersector has considerable ines. to incorporate encing bench marking to vestment potential as the doLow and rates of access to elecseal revenue leakages. mestic is at relatively tricity ineconomy rural areas around well with the resource 4.4%.endowed Despite this Rural Enactment ofraw the materials, Planning factors such as Electrification Authority successand Bill of abun2019. fully Budgeting completed implemenrequired labourthe force, Once enacted this tationwater of tenand carry-over projects dant rich legislation minerals. will help to ensure that there in The six provinces across Zambia priority areas for investis an increase in transparenconsisting ninesector Grid Extension ment in the include; cy, accountability Projects and One and Minicitizens Hydro food processing, textiles and participation in public finance Power Project. clothing, mineral processing, management.

The poorest in Below cost tariffs which have chemical products, engineersociety will ZESCO’s be incorporated constrained ability to ing, leather products, elecin decision making especialundertake new investments and trical goods, pharmaceutical ly matters thattohinge on to aon degree its ability raise macapproducts and packaging budgeting. powers ital which inThe turn is linkedwhich to its terials.

(ZDA, 2018). lie in and Parliament financial situation.

In Cabinet a quest to diversify the on budgets and plans will be economy in the manufacturequally distributed among citing sector, the Government izens and their representatives. has been working on setting

Review of Loans and Guarantees legislation; This will empower Parliament to monitor debt contraction by the Executive.

Minister This mix The of factors point of to Finance willZambia be compelled the need for to focus on to table private before investment Parliament attracting in justifications the power sectorfor andcontracting speeding up debt.

This will guarantee debt other infrastructure projectssupport that are near completion sustainability continued to accelerate for industrializathrough; economic growth and theretion.

Prioritization of projects that fore enhanced finance The actualized investment have potential topublic yield high ecomanagement. nomicthe returns the short to into MultiinFacility EcomediumZones term and nomic is stemming estimatedcost at Enhancing domestic Reescalation.

US$ 3.3 billion, with more source Mobilisation (DRM) Establishment a central than 15,000 jobs of created.

In a Legislative reforms from planning function in thecontent, Ministry bid to promote local the expenditure side of the of Energy, to develop the Government isa strategic implebudget need to be matched vision andthe delivery plan for inmenting National Local with reforms to aimed the revenue creasing and diversifying power Content Strategy at fosside through enhanced DRM. capacitybusiness in the country through tering linkages beDRM refers to the medium generainvestment in Independent Power tween micro, small, tion of Government Producers. and large enterprises. revenue from domestic Tax Establishment ofalso a central proThe strategy isresources. meant to revenue, a percentage of curement as function to sit along alongenhance local content GDP is one measure of the side value the planning and the chain, function which will degree which the benefit to Zambians as Governmillions ment controls the economy’s of dollars are spent annually domestic resources. the on goods and services, In which

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knowledge and tools to raise The Seventh Derevenue theNational hard-to-tax As notedinin the Zambia velopment Plan 7NDP, (7NDP) sectors through the for useproof has plentiful resources elecvides a clear roadmap of what intermediaries.

The need tricity generation, including hyneeds be done to diversify to fightto tax evasion through dropower, solar, biomass, geoour country’s economy, going early cannot be thermal.detection The challenge is getting forward there is dire need for overemphasied.

This could investment in power plants that be through smarter the mobilization of , resourccanachived convert these resources into auditing,effective investigaes thatelectricity. will finance theisvaruseful There no tion and prosecution that hold ious strategies and policies shortage of potential pipeline evaders accountable and thus as outlined within the of7NDP projects.

However, many these create in towards the realization of ecoprojects public can onlyconfidence reach complethe system. nomic tiontax if diversification. the correct policy frame___________________________ work is developed and supported.

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Unions to take legal action to prevent SAA liquidation; call for Mboweni to be fired CAPE TOWN - The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) and the South African Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) intend to take legal action to prevent the liquidation of South African Airways (SAA), and have urged President Cyril Ramaphosa to fire Finance Minister Tito Mboweni.

Numsa and Sacca had noted “with absolute shock and dismay” the recent press statements attributed to Mboweni and the National Treasury to the effect that SAA, and other state-owned entities including SA Express, “should be closed down”, the two unions said in a joint statement on Sunday.

“Mboweni has effectively confirmed that he supports the liquidation of South African Airways (SAA) and SA Express. Minister Mboweni has been on record making similar reckless statements since 2018, and the most recent position he and his department adopted directly contradicts the official position of government and, more particularly, the position of the department of public enterprises [DPE], where minister [Pravin] Gordhan has formally adopted the position that DPE is against the liquidation of SAA. “DPE has gone as far as setting up the leadership consultative forum (LCF) emanating from the compact agreement, the main purpose of which is to avoid liquidation and to restructure it into a sustainable, profitable, and efficient airline,” the statement said. IOL

KENYA AIRWAYS BEGINS JOB CUTS AMID PANDEMIC LOSSES

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ENYA Airways has started a three-month round of job cuts as lawmakers in the country debate a bill that seeks to nationalize the carrier due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The process by the troubled airline is expected to be completed by 30 September, according to Chief Executive Officer Allan Kilavuka in a memo to employees, seen by Bloomberg.

The memo highlighted that the carrier was projecting a reduced demand for air travel after resumption of operations as travelers remain hesitant to resume normal lives.

“We have projected that demand is going to slow down to at least 50% between now and December,” Bloomberg quotes

Kilavuka. “Our assets need to reflect that. Our operations need to reflect that, that goes without saying.”

The Bloomberg report notes that Kenya Airways employed 3,734 people by end 2019, with a total wage bill of 13.5 billion shillings ($126.6 million). That accounted for 11% of the airline’s total operating costs in the year.

Passenger flights accounted

for 81% of the airline’s revenue by the end of 2019, compared to 6.8% from cargo.

Earlier this week, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged African governments to reconsider mandatory quarantine requirements for travelers arriving in the continent in order to allow economies to restart.

IATA noted that over 80%

of travelers are unwilling to travel when quarantine is required, adding that the impact of these measures means countries remain in lockdown even if their borders are open.

The body warned that more than 8.6 million jobs in the Africa and Middle East airline industry and businesses supported by aviation are at risk due to the lockdowns in place.

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VANDALISM OF ZESCO INSTALLATIONS: AN ACT OF ECONOMIC SABOTAGE A COUPLE of weeks ago, I was hosted on a live radio show regarding continued cases of vandalism against Zesco infrastructure. The interviewer wanted to know why installations continue being vandalized, what components get vandalized, economic impact of vandalisation and if we are doing enough to deter vandals in terms of enforcement and prosecution. Before I attend to some of this pertinent issues, let me share some of major vandalism acts recorded in Zambia.

In November 2016, suspected criminals attacked Zesco pylons causing them to collapse thereby plunging five provinces into a six day power blackout. The provinces affected included Northern, Muchinga, Eastern, Luapula

and parts of central provinces.

Because of the extent of the above blackout, this blackout qualified to be listed as one of the longest power blackouts this part of the world. It was virtually economic sabotage.

It was an attack on the people regardless of what caused it.

After the above sad development, police on the copperbelt reported that in conjunction with a team of officers from Zesco, they had retrieved some explosives which were planted under power pylons on the copperbelt. Copperbelt Commanding Officer revealed that Police was closing in on arresting the suspects.

A week before the above incidence, the nation was informed of acts of vandalism against Zesco pylons in Kafue which affected power distribution to Kafue and other areas. This was confirmed by government and Zesco. The

damage attracted emergency load shedding to Kafue and other surrounding areas.

Around the same time, a similar incidence happened in Ndola where it was reported that unknown people burnt two major Zesco supply lines leaving half the city and the Levy Mwanawasa stadium without power.

Energy is the life blood of an economy. The nation has suffered enough setbacks due to in adequate electricity; a situation which will end sooner than later. Therefore, acts of vandalism aggravate the situation as it triggers unplanned power supply interruption.

Each time, there is power supply interruption, some business operations get disrupted.

The public suffers an inconvenience. The disruption translates in monetary losses which are quantifiable as revealed by studies which have been

conducted on the impact of load shedding.

Replacing vandalized components costs significant amount of resources. The total amount spent to replace vandalized equipment runs into millions of Kwacha. It is not just about lost money, but in many cases, vandals have also gotten electrocuted and died while others have gone with severe injuries. This act is conducted in dangerous space. We cannot tolerate criminal activities aimed at undoing the economic recovery through acts of sabotage.

This must be brought to an end. When evil is not challenged, the perpetrators gain increased confidence which can lead to worse actions of catastrophic proportion.

These acts of criminal malfeasance are condemned in the strongest terms. We call upon those seating in alpha

positions in security wings not to relent but increase the intensity of investigations, surveillance and arrest those suspected to be behind this sabotage. It affects security of investments and security of the nation. It is very costly to put up electricity installations and networks. Therefore, costs of making replacements

are huge. Other questions raised in the opening paragraph will be discussed in the next article.

Johnstone Chikwanda is an energy expert and a Fellow of the Engineering Institute of Zambia, a PhD candidate at Johnson University, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA

Monday 6 July, 2020 I WILL CONTEST 2021 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS, DECLARES MUMBA I WILL contest for the President of Zambia in the 2021 elections without forming alliances because political alliances have failed in Zambia as everyone wants to be President, says Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) president, Nevers Mumba.

And Dr Mumba said he was of strong conviction that the MMD would bounce back and form government next year.

Speaking at a press briefing in Lusaka yesterday, Dr Mumba said his party had been in alliances before but failed because of selfish motives by some political leaders.

“I wish to announce that I shall stand for the Presidency of Zambia in 2021, and I wish to ask you Zambians trust me, I shall not disappoint you.

“We have been in alliances before and these alliances have failed because everyone wants to be President. We must focus on creating an alliance with the people,” Dr Mumba said.

He said MMD was ready to fight with young people to win power rather than forming alliances because he believed that an alliance would work only if it came from the people of Zambia.

Dr Mumba said failure by the PF to deliver most of its campaign promises will work to the advantage of MMD in 2021.

Dr Mumba has alleged that the ruling Patriotic Front government had nothing to offer.

“PF has shown you what they have got. Nothing more they will offer in the next 12 months,” he said.

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South MPs presidential boycott divisive

COMMENTS Richard Kambinda: MMD has lost her spark and glory. Dr Rev.....Alliance is your only rescue to come back into government. Dont be shy Kambembe Liywalii: Dr Mumba Together voters card 2021 HH. Please control your heart.

Chile Menez : If you truly want to serve the people of Zambia you will Form an alliance but if you are after selfish Gain you will contest alone but forget about forming government. If you think you will win , then you must be joking Bina Chipo: We should start charging for courage and bad dreams. Ka revenue Jackson Mbewe: The alliance has failed in Zambia because everyone what to go to State House. There is too much greedy for political power in Zambia . The sad of these fragmentation of opposition party with give the ruling party the advantage of retaining Power aga…

Robert Zalila : The only party which is coming back is unip the party that believes in the youth Hilary Kashimba : That’s why we have some many political parties in Zambia because everyone want to be a president.

Even branch chairman of a political party has ambitions of becoming a president so any problem he/she will leave the party and form his own. Multiparty democracy has brought more harm than good because our leaders concentrated more on elections than development.

Simon Chinyama: Does Nevers Mumba really believe he can win the presidential elections on his own? I think he is been delusional. His friend in Malawi had the full support of all the opposition.

Bashi Rose : Tell him that we re not in Malawi Charles Banda : Dreaming is free..the confidence some people have, kaya bamachosa kuti.. We’ll never go back to our vomit..

Elijah Banda: He has potential if you don’t like him us will give a vote.

Mavu Sakalunda : Just the name that he contested for President. Going nowhere slowly Davies Mapulanga : Just join mulyokela and be his vice Vicky Sichilongo You see why we say some leaders are selfish and greedy, this man of God thinks he is clever Elijah Banda: Is a liable dreamer Salbrine Mukwayi: Dr ,Pastor,Reverend Lazarus Chakwera has really put pressure on our Pastor he thinks he can also win ,mwayi wamuzako sa ngonela panya Bambo Mumba Boswell Kalumba: Then give him the chance to stand on the alliance platform as President

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ECL A THREAT TO OPPOSITION

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Dear editor EALITY of the imminent political shutting down is looming each day that takes us closer to 2021. President Lungu has many people fighting him from different angles, a clear indication that he is a threat to their political careers.

In the event he was a nonentity the UPND led alliance would by now be disbanded and dedicate the energy to mobilize their parties.

The opposition have already admitted that they cannot beat PF unless they have teamed up with each other to satisfy their desperation for power. We can speculate that UPND leader will force his way as alliance Presidential candidate while NDC president Mr Chishimba Kambwili will be relegated to the position of running mate.

The likes of James Lukuku will lead the propaganda team.

We are also aware that the UPND has planted spies in the police and other departments in the public service so that they can undermine the government. In addition, they have entered into partnerships with foreigners such as Cambridge Analytica with the view to hijack our democratic process by manipulating the online patrons.

All that is clear indication that in a genuine game, the PF is still a strong force to reckon

with.

The scheme to oust ECL has been a concerted one and even professionals have been hired to abuse the evil of their noble calling while disguising themselves as Patriots. Other musicians have also been recruited while people from other walks of life still taking on the deceptive nature.

Despite their differences in their backgrounds, we are aware they are pulling the same anti-lock direction.

We wish to assure the nation that we are determined to secure ECL’s second term of office.

By ballot, by hook we will renew the mandate of PF for the next five years.

Our Lawyers will fight our battles within the courtroom, and our foot soldiers will fight political battles in the field.

We have no doubt that in line with the case of Dan Pule and Others v.

Attorney General, President Lungu is in his first term of office and heading for the second one which he is entitled and eligible to claim. We are not therefore shaken by this marriage of convenience, we are confident ECL and PF has formed a bigger pact with the Zambian people.

M. CHANDA,

Dear editor, AS we have indicated in the past, the Patriotic Front government is driven on the platform of inclusiveness.

This means that irrespective of one’s political affiliation, they are valued as a stakeholder in the governance process of nation.

No wonder the theme of the Seventh National Development Plan is entitled “leaving no one behind.” By implication, everyone has a fair opportunity to offer themselves in the governance process.

Parliamentarians are important stakeholders because they have the mandate to convey the voices of their electorates to those in the corridors of power. They are required to work hand in gloves with the government of the day.

Republican President Dr Edgar Chagwa Lungu was in Southern province on a none partisan working visit.It is therefore expected that the parliamentarians in the province had the golden opportunity to have free audience with the Head of State and engage him on national matters. We saw the Chiefs in the province engaging the Presidency just like their counterparts in other provinces. As custodians of the people, the chiefs know their place in the political and governance issues. They may hold divergent views but they know that their divergence can only be channeled to the Presidency and using applicable procedures.

This, in our view is diametrically different from the UPND parliamentary personnel.

They have perpetually lamented on how they are not consulted. To the contrary, they have boycotted any government platform for exchanging views. According to UPND policy, it is blasphemous to theurgod Hakahinde Sammy Hicilema to interact with the Presidency or any of his subordinates.

To Hichilema his interests to become President superceded that f electorates not to be excluded from the national developmental activities.

This is more tha enjoying freedoms of association but very divisive. It gives us a basis to believe that HH and his MPs are divisive and politics is not safe if they are entrusted with responsibility to run the affairs of the state. Before 2006 when HH hijacked the UPND presidency, Zambia knew no regional affiliation. With him present, Zambian politics is characterized with divisions on regional basis. Clearly, Zambia under him will face internal and external divisions. We therefore wish to condemn the opposition MPs who stayed away from the Presidential program.

Despite their belonging to the UPND (a party that suffers from retarded political growth), we consider them as National leaders. We are also disappointed that elected MPs can be taking orders from HH who in his entire life has never won and will never win any national election. The MPs from UPND should stand their grounds and disregard any illegitimate, divisive partisan policy or order from UPND. It is our prayer that in future, they will put the nation first and participate in the Presidential programs for the sake of their electorates. - MARVIN CHANDA MBERI Youth Rights Activist

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Mineral sharing model applauded

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA

THE mineral resources sharing model especially in the gold mining sub-sector will improve the livelihood of the locals, Save the Environment and People Agency (SEPA) has said.

SEPA believes that the mineral revenue sharing mechanism was a good project as it sensitizes Zambians on their rights to natural resources.

SEPA Chief Executive Officer Mailes Zulu said in an interview with the Daily Nation in Kitwe that Zambians would not be poor if they were aware their rights to natural resources.

“There is also need for councils to focus on capacity building and come up with by laws on how citizens can benefit from minerals and natural resources,” Ms Zulu said.

Ms Banda stated that the programme would be crucial to citizens who were complaining of not benefiting from mineral resources.

She also appealed to the ministry of mines to extend the period of revising the mines act to allow more citizen participation.

INVESTOR EXPLAINS CHURCH LAND WRANGLE

By ROGERS KALERO

T Andrews Presbyterian Church in Kitwe allegedly encroached on the piece of land which initially belonged to Highland Investments and was now trying to seek sympathy from various government offices by claiming that the new owner of land, Marblearch Investment Limited, was threatening to demolish the house of the Reverend.

Marblearch Investment Limited Property Manager, Noah Chitumbo, said the church illegally constructed the house of the Reverend on a piece of land in Parklands on Lukasu Drive which by that time belonged to Highland Investment despite knowing that the piece of land did not belong to the church.

Reverend Chitumbo was reacting to media reports that there was a land wrangle between the church and Marblearch Investment Limited which bought from Highlands Investment.

Last week, St Andrews Presbyterian Church Reverend In-Charge Lazarus Chirwa said Marblearch was planning to demolish his house as the company was claiming that it was built on its land.

Reverend Chirwa said the church was

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shocked that the council had decided to give a piece of land to Marblearch to construct a block of flats on the riverbed.

But Reverend Chitumbo said there was no wrangle between his company and the church, explaining that the land belonged to Marblearch Investment Limited, which had constructed blocks of flats worth US$1.2million.

He said it was sad that the church decided to take the matter to the media when the company was thinking of resolving the matter in an amicable manner.

"To start with, there is no land wrangle between the church and Marblearch Investment Limited because that land belonged to Marblearch Investment Limited, which has put an investment of blocks of flats worth US$1.2million.

"So because the church went to the press and tried to seek sympathy, we will rectify the mistake and get the position of land which belong to us, as Marblearch Investment Limited,'' Reverend Chitumbo said.

Reverend Chitumbo said Marblearch Investment Limited bought the piece of land from Highlands Investment of Kitwe and the plot was on title and the plot number is 7322 Lukasu drive in Parklands residential area of Kitwe.

He said before Highlands sold the land to Marblearch Investment Limited, it tried to resolve the issue with the church, but the church was uncooperative.

"Highlands investments limited had promised to construct the house after demolishing the one which was illegally built on its land, but the church board decided that the matter be subject to the discussion of the church board.

"From that time, the church took long and Highland decided to sell the land to Marblearch Investment Limited because the church did not come back for a feedback,'' he said.

But, Kitwe Town Clerk Mbulo Seke said the church encroached on the piece of land belonging to the Marblearch and the best the council can do was to mediate between the investor and the church "I can confirm the land dispute between the church and Marblearch, but my comment is that the church encroached on the piece of land belonging to Marblearch and the best way to handle the matter was to mediate between the investor and the church "Yes, to mediate between the church and the company to secure the owner's consent to forgo the piece of land where the church has constructed a house in order to maintain peace and harmony,'' he said.

PF member eyes Kamfinsa constituency Kitwe gets

growth funds

By ROGERS KALERO MY interest to support various projects in various parts of Kamfinsa constituency in Kitwe is not driven by political ambitions, but the passion to see that people’s lives were improved, a political activist has said Kelvin Chipili, a PF member, said he had worked hard in Kamfinsa constituency even before 2016 that the community started to persuade him to stand as parliamentary, but he had to give way to the incumbent Member of Parliament (MP) Elario Musonda.

In an interview in Kitwe yesterday, Mr Chipili said even after paving way for Mr Musonda, he continued with various community projects like supporting women and youth projects and also helping out during funerals.

He said he was aware that some people who had just awakened up from slumber together with their supporters wanted to malign him.

“I have been working with various communities of Kamfinsa constituency not because of political ambitions, but my passion to see that people’s lives are improved.

“People saw my passion and started to persuade me to stand as MP. I am humbled that people saw the passion in me and thought I should stand as MP. If I am given chance to stand, I will,’’ Mr Chipili said.

He said, if given chance to stand as MP, the people of Kamfinsa would make their choice on who should be their MP depending on how they know them and how they relate.

Mr Chipili said he had been engaging in community projects to empower women and youths because he believed that empowerment could help to reduce poverty in

By ROGERS KALERO

community.

He said empowerment of women running saloons while youths engaging in various fund raising ventures could go help to alleviate poverty and vulnerability.

He said the economy of any country would only develop if the people in various communities were working hard to alleviate poverty and ensure food security.

“It will also take communities to be productive to achieve economic recovery.

So let us be productive wherever we are. If we are given empowerment, let’s put that empowerment to good use,’’ he said

Empowerment of women running saloons while youths engaging in various fund raising ventures could go help to alleviate poverty and vulnerability. - Mr Chipili

A total of K2.5 million has been released as Ward Development Fund (WDF) in Kitwe for the period April to December, this year.

THE Kitwe City Council Public Relations Officer, Fridah Leyamina, said the money was meant for projects in all the wards in the city.

Ms Leyamina said community works to be undertaken would include grading of roads, among other projects selected by residents under the Ward Development Committees (WDCs).

“I must confirm that that the Kitwe City Council has released K2,520,000.00 ward development fund for all the wards for the period April to December,2020.

“The works to be done are those already selected by residents during community meetings organised by the Ward Development Committees,’’ Ms Leyamina said And Riverside ward councillor, who is also Kitwe Deputy Mayor, Chando Mbao, said the release of the funds would help the wards carry out some small projects. Mr Mbao said, for the wards which had already carried the projects, the funds would be used to pay members of the community who had worked on the projects. “I can say the release of the WDF is a job well done to our management at the council. We have all submitted our projects and some of them have been done.

“The people who worked in these projects are members of the community therefore for those projects which have been done, we will use the same money to pay them, while those which are yet to start, we will use the funds to execute the projects,’ Mr Mbao said.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) Despite the fact that you’re full of energy and bursting with eagerness right now, today isn’t a green light kind of day.

Forward movement isn’t advised.

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Taking a chance isn’t the best way to get what you want. Patience is.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The waters you’re navigating right now might not be as crystal clear as you’d like them to be, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that evil monsters lurk under the surface. Have confidence that all is well, because who is to say that it isn’t? Your tendency toward pessimism has been growing stronger, and this is something you should address today. Admit to yourself that you don’t know what the future holds, and there’s statistically just as much chance that things will go well as that they’ll go poorly.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It’s the little achievements that mean the most to you right now, because they offer you an immediate

reward and a sizable ego boost. Keep thinking that it’s all about quantity, and tackle as many things as you can today. Your multitasking abilities will kick into high gear and carry you through all the unorganized information you get today, so don’t worry about getting overwhelmed. The universe isn’t testing you. It’s letting you run at full gallop!

CANCER (June 21-July 22) Staying close to home is going to be best for your morale today. You’re still in a mood to ignore the external world, and that’s okay. Obeying your mood is usually a very harmonious way to live your life, although it’s not always practical. If you aren’t able to be in your own private space today, keep an open attitude in any situations. Don’t put pressure on yourself to be the star. Act according to how you feel, and people will give you the space you need.

LEO (July 23-August 22) Today, the focus in your life should continue to be on your relationships. Specifically, this is a great day to reconcile and get back to a better time with someone.

Leaving things in the past is easy to do. All you have to do is agree to let bygones be bygones. Keep focused on the good parts of how you feel and on

the great possibilities for the future.

Your emotions may be close to the surface, so don’t be surprised if some of them bubble up unexpectedly.

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SCORPIO (October 23-November 21) You’re just not super aware right now. In fact, the walls could fall down today and you’d just keep chattering on, oblivious to what’s going on around you (luckily, there aren’t any big crises you have to worry about).

The upside is that you’re capable of creating a new reality for yourself.

You don’t like some aspect of your life? Mix it up and explore something different. There is real power in that.

VIRGO (August 23-September 22) If you feel like slowing down today, you have perfect timing because one or two fascinating people could come into your world, and they deserve your careful, studied attention. Skip past the small talk and get right to the heart of what’s on your mind.

They can handle the direct approach and will match you witty remark for witty remark. Your opinions may be challenged, but you’ll have a great time defending your position. Keep an open mind and let yourself learn something new.

S A G I T T A R I U S (November 22-December 21) Change affects different people in different ways, so don’t assume that other people will react the same way that you do to a big transition. You have always been open to new experiences, but now you are even more eager to see things get mixed up in your life. This isn’t the case for everyone, however, and you must be sensitive to that fact. When the change happens, ask people what their feelings are and work with them until everyone is on the same page.

LIBRA (September 23-October 22) Your creativity reaches a high level today, so make the most of it! Integrate color, music, and unusual shapes into your day to open up your mind. Complex, conceptual ideas are suddenly crystal clear, so if you’ve been waiting for the right time to sell an idea or convince someone to change their mind, today is the day to make it happen. It will be an immensely satisfying day overall, and you will go to bed knowing you did everything as well as possible.

CAPRICORN (December 22-January 19) Preparing for some challenges? Get started visualizing your victory! As soon as you get up this morning, fill your mind’s eye with the image of a gold medal being pinned to your chest. It’s true that

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a victory is never known until it is earned, but there is no harm in thinking positively, right? It may not be easy to climb the mountain in front of you, but if something is worth having, it is worth working hard for. And everyone knows that you aren’t afraid of a little hard work AQUARIUS (January 20-February 18) The good news for today is that you have a totally accurate idea about what you’re dealing with and what you’ll have to start dealing with soon. There is no need to doubt the thoughts that are flying around in your head right now, even if other people are telling you that you’re being dramatic (or paranoid). It’s not true at all. You are right on target. You are right about your suspicions. Act on your convictions and be aggressive about what you want to accomplish.

PISCES (February 19-March 20) All signs are pointing to a fantastic new beginning for you and a certain someone, but everything might not be quite ready to move forward today. Things are going to happen slowly this time, so remember what they say: Anything worth having is worth waiting for. Luckily, a big payoff is due today in another area of your life, and it’s one you should share with your nearest and dearest.

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UPND LOSING POPULARITY, SAYS MUMBI PHIRI Ms Phiri also bemoaned the growing tendency by UPND Members of Parliament (MPs) to shy away from Government programmes aimed at fostering development in their respective constituencies.

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HE opposition United Party for National Development (UPND) should accept that its popularity in Western and North-western provinces has dwindled, PF eputy Secretary General Mumbi Phiri has charged.

Meanwhile, about 850 UPND and MMD members have defected to the PF in Kabompo district.

Ms Phiri, therefore, advised the UPND to accept its falling fortunes and restratigise instead of reducing itself to a ‘cry-baby.’

The Deputy Secretary-General was speaking in Kabompo at the weekend.

Ms Phiri said no single individual had been bought to join the PF and advised the opposition to stop spreading malicious falsehoods.

"Those accusations are unfounded, baseless and hold no water. And if I may ask, for a prod-

uct to be bought, there should be a seller. So who is selling those councillors," she asked.

She asked the new members to feel free and work closely with old members in recruiting more members.

Ms Phiri also bemoaned the growing tendency by UPND Members of Parliament (MPs) to shy away from Government programmes aimed at fostering development in their respective constituencies.

THE Patriotic Front (PF) leadership in Southern Province has welcomed the appointment of new District Commissioners (DCs) and pledged to support them.

PF Southern Chairman, Lawrence Evans, said the party leadership has no doubt in the new crop of DCs and the old ones that have been maintained.

Mr Evans said that party was hopeful that the DCs would implement the Government’s developmental agenda and vision for Southern Province.

"The appointments are a clear demonstration of the President’s trust and confidence in the new DCs abilities to work for the people of Southern province, despite the negative impression being created by the opposition that government does not wish to work and develop the area," the statement reads.

"We urge the new DCs to deliver to the President’s expectation and justify their appointment by working tirelessly in line with the PF’s manifesto which is aimed at transforming citizens’ lives across various sectors," said Mr Evans.

The Provincial Chairman said the DCs' appointments had

Ms Mumbi Phiri province was growing steadily.

"And if we continue on the same path, victory is certain in next year's general elections," he said.

Earlier, Kabompo district PF chairman, Bristol Nyamachaka, said the people of Kabompo had realised that Government meant well in all development projects and that was why they were joining the ruling party.

We’ll support new DCs - South PF

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She said every MP has the mandate to lobby for development for their constituencies by engaging Government.

"That is why you are seeing that there is no development in the perceived UPND strongholds because your councillors including your MPs are adamant, they do not want to engage Government," she said.

And North-Western Province PF acting chairman, Koshita Shengamo, said the party in the

come at an opportune time, as the country would in the next 12 months be holding the general elections.

Mr Evans said the role of the DCs would be crucial in ensuring that issues affected citizens and other stakeholder at district level were promptly addressed.

"We once again thank His Excellency President Lungu for these appointments and as a party in the Province we pledge to work with the new DCs to ensure they succeed because there success is the people’s success," he said.

Mr Evans is hopeful that the DCs would also receive the support of the opposition in the execution of their duties as civil servants.

The newly appointed the DCs were Ephraim Mwanjabantu for Siavonga, Ms Munachoongo Mutelo for Monze, Timothy Siakaziba for Gwembe, Brenda Munashabantu Kalomo and Ms Mutinta Musokotwane for Kazungula. And the transferred DCs were Peter Mwiinde from Kapiri Mposhi Central Province to Chikankata, Protacial Mulenga moves from Sinazongwe to Choma, Ms Pascalina Musokotwane moves from Kazungula to Livingstone while Sheena Muleya from Choma has been transferred to Sinazongwe.

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Livingstone Council revenue improves

By ANDREW MUKOMA

THE Livingstone City Council has recorded an improvement in revenue collection after Government lifted some Covid-19 restrictions.

Public Relations Manager, Melvin Mukela, said after President Edgar Lungu opened some sectors of the economy the local authority has seen an improvement in revenue collection.

Mr Mukela said that from the council's projected budget of 2020, there was an improved compared to the first quarter when the country went into partial lockdown.

"It was difficult to get money from people because there was a complaint that some people were out of employment," he said.

"And now since we are in the second quarter of the year, we are hoping and optimistic things will improve," he said He was speaking in an interview with the Daily Nation in Livingstone over the weekend.

Mr Mukela observed that revenue collection had improved after the President re-opened the Victoria Falls while some lodges and guest house had gradually started operating.

He was hopeful that the revenue level would improve further as the Harry Mwaanga International Airport had also re-opened.

Chief Ishindi assures of peace

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ENIOR chief Ishindi of the Lunda people in Zambezi has assured the police of abundant peace in Zambezi District.

The traditional leader said he and his subjects have been preaching peace in the district and beyond because peace was a pre-requisite to development.

He was speaking when he held a meeting with Deputy Inspector General for Administration, Eugene Sibote, when he called on him at his palace.

"My desire is that the people of Zambezi and Chavuma Districts live in harmony because they have a lot of common interests that bind them together," he said.

He said the both Zambezi and Chavuma districts were one and same, hence the need to live in harmony and coexist.

The traditional leader also com-

mended the Zambia Police Service for maintaining law and order in Zambezi and Chavuma districts.

He has however called on Government to quickly connect water and electricity to the police post together with the three modern police houses constructed near his palace.

The senior chief said the construction of the police post and houses was completed some time back but it had not opened due to lack of water and electricity.

"People seek police services in the Boma which is a very long distance, that is why the police post should be opened," he said.

And the Deputy Inspector General of Police who was accompanied

by North-western Province Police Commissioner, Elias Chushi, said the police were mandated to provide law and order everywhere in Zambia.

Mr Sibote said enough police manpower had been deployed

to Zambezi to make sure that the peace currently prevailing in the district was not disturbed by a few individuals with selfish motives.

"We have brought in more officers and they will be here in Zambezi district for as long as the security situation dictates," Mr Sibote said.

He said few individuals and those inciting to destabilise the peace in the district would not be spared.

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RETIREES countrywide who have been swindled out of unanimously agreed to petition the Speaker of the National Assembly to set up a commission of inquiry to determine criminal elements into their predicament.

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“This secretariat must not be at ZCID or Kapingila House and that both the church and ZCID shall second staff who will work at the secretariat. We also agreed that we shall have a joint account at the bank, whether money will come from the donors or not, we should have a joint account.

We hope that we will now make progress because among political parties, we have agreed on how to progress on the national dialogue.” -Mr. Mwila STORY ON PAGE 3

all the previous engagements and avenues used had seemingly hit a snag.

After the meeting, a committee which will spearhead the initiative to petition the speaker before the next session of parliament opens was formed.

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BARLASTONE AREA, TWIKATANE FARMS, EDEN INSTITUTE, FERNGROOVE, KASUPE, MWAKA LODGE, SUNSHARE INDUSTRIES, WONDERFUL CEILING, MT.MERU FILLING STATION ALONG MUNGWI ROAD, MAJORU FARMS, MAKENI WEST SCHOOL, CUSTOMERS NEAR GENERAL MIYANDA, BONAVENTURE COLLEGE AND SURROUNDING AREAS, CUSTOMERS BEHIND ZNS AND LAMISE, ZNS, CUSTOMERS ALONG TEAGLES ROAD AND CASSANOVA STREET, PART OF CUSTOMERS IN BONAVENTURE AREA, PRINCE CHARLES HOTEL, MR. GREY ZULU RESIDENCE AND SURROUNDING AREAS, EUREKA PARK/JAN JAPAN, LAMASAT, NEIL FARMS, CHALIMBANA UNIVERSITY,CHIEFS PALACE, PALABANA,, CHONGWE WEST, SILVER REST,BANI HOTEL,CHONGWE EAST,CHONGWE SOUTH &KANAKANTAPA, MPANGO/MPELEKESE, ZAMBEEF KALUNDU DAIRY, ZAMBEEF KACHELE FARMS, SABLE FARMS, ZAMBEEF HANTLEY FARM, HARAMBE FARM, ADM FARMS, ZNS, TEMBO FARM, IZWI FARM, MPOKOTA FARM, NDESA HILLS FARM, GRAFAX COTTON, ECOVEG FARM, ZABEEF KALUNDU BOTTOM, BUMI FARM, WADY FARM, OLD DAR FARM, FRINGILA FARM, KOBIL FILLINS STATION, PAM ZONE, KASANDA, DAR FARMS KALOLA, SIACHELE FARM, WEST GATE FARM, MURUNDURA FARM, TROTTERS BUTCHERY, GOLDEN VALLEY, GART, MATONGO FARMS, GM FARMS & SURROUNDING AREAS, CENA FARMS, SOPELO CAMP, MUNDENGWA AREA, MUZIMBILI RANCH AND SURROUNDING AREAS, DOLOMITE QUARRIES, MUFULANDE QUARRIES, ZAMASTONE LTD, ZNS SAFARI, ROCKY GARDENS, PART OF FERNGROOVE AREA, ZAMBIA ARMY APOLLO CAMP, ZAF MT. EUGENE, ZNS BB CAMP, ZAMBIA HORSE, PART OF FERNGROOVE AREA, BUNDE FARMS, CHIKUPI AREA AND CUSTOMERS ALONG CHRISTIAN VOICE ROAD, SUNRISE FARMS, ZAMBIA CHINA FARMS AND SURROUNDING AREAS, MAKENI ISLAMIC SOCIETY, BUFFALO VILLAGE, CUSTOMERS ALONG MAKENI ROAD UPTO ORIENTAL TURNOFF, SHIBUYUNJI CBA, NKOMBA SCHOOL, MUTUMBI RACHING, LUTHERAN AREA, SHACHELE SCHOOL, NANGOMA HOSPITAL, GINNERY, LUIRI MINE, SENZO AREA, SITUMBEKO AREA, ZAF BASE MUMBWA, NAMBALA, KAINDU, KAMILAMBO, MPUSU, CHIWENA, MUMBWA TOWN, AMATHEON, ZNS KALENDA, KITUMBA PRISON, BIG CONCESSION, MUMBA SCHEME, MAIMWENE RESETTLEMENT AREA, FAIRVIEW HOSPITAL, CUSTOMERS IN FAIRVIEW AND ZAMBIA RAILWAYS AREA, EVELYN HONE, NIPA, ZCAS, LUSAKA CENTRAL POLICE, FAIRVIEW HOTEL, ZAMTEL ALONG CHILUBI ROAD AND CUSTOMERS ALONG PARIRENYATWA ROAD NEAR DHL, 10 MILES, 13MILES, 22MILES, MUNGULE AREA, DMI ST.EUGENE UNIVERSITY, KABANGWE AREA, SHAKAS KRAAL, 6 MILES, AND SURROUNDING AREAS, ZANIMUONE TOWNSHIP, PRECEM AREA, PART OF CHUNGA TOWNSHIP, PART OF KABANANA AND CHAZANGA TOWNSHIP, LANDLESS, CHIBOMBO, MWACHISOPOLA, CHIYUNI, CHITANDA, KEEMBE, KASUKWE, MALAMBANYA, WANGWA FARMS,JUDGE NGOMA, MTN TOWER, PROTEA HOTEL CHISAMBA, ZAMBIA RAILWAYS AND SURROUNDING AREAS, WESTERN PARTS OF SHIMABALA/MAPEPE AGREGATE QUARRY, BASSET FARMS, SUNRISE ESTATE FARMS ALONG MUMBWA ROAD, OKAPY FARMS, KAYPE FARMS, SUNLIGHT FARMS AND CUSTOMERS ALONG MUMBWA ROAD BETWEEN MAKENI POLICE (VILLA LUCIA) CHECK POINT, KALUNDU AREA, MWEMBESHI SATELITE STATION, MWEMBESHI OPEN PRISON, SABLE FARMS, PAROGATE GINNERY, MWEMBESHI MAXIMUM PRISON, HATLEY FARMS, WESTHOOD POLICE STATION, CUSTOMERS IN MWEMBESHI BETWEEN WESTHOOD POLICE AND MWEMBESHI RIVER, EVERGREEN FARMS, MAYFLOWER FARMS, KASHIMA FARMS, SOBI FARMS, MERYDALE FARMS, ZAMBIA CHINA FARMS AND CUSTOMERS BETWEEN SHORTHORN AND KACHETA UPTO NAMPUNDWE ROAD.

GROUP D

LUSAKA

1

BAULENI, CHAWAMA CLINIC, CHAWAMA AREA, PARTS OF KAUNDA SQUARE STAGE 1, KAUNDA SQUARE STAGE 2, PART OF CHAMBA VALLEY, PART OF MTENDERE EAST, CHELSTONE, CHELSTONE POLICE CAMP, PART OF AVONDALE, RHODES PARK SCHOOL, CUSTOMERS ALONG SIBWEN ROAD UPTO MACHINCHI ROAD, CHITULI AND CHITEMENE ROAD IN NORTHMEAD AREA, HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TOWNSHIP, FORESTLY COMPLEX TOWNSHIP, OLYMPIC YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, MTENDERE, KABULONGA EXTENSION, HELLEN KAUNDA, KABULONGA (LEFT SIDE OF BISHOPS FROM THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS)/MELISA, TOTAL FILLING STATION, KABULONGA (RIGHT SIDE OF BISHOPS RD FROM THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS) PUMA FILLING STATION, PETRODA KALINGALINGA, SUNNINGDALE UNIVERSITY, KABULONGA BOYS AND GIRLS, CUSTOMERS IN MAKENI VILLA, CUSTOMERS NEAR TWASHUKA BASIC SCHOOL AND SURROUNDING AREAS, CUSTOMERS NEAR GARDEN HOUSE AREA, CHISOMO HOSPITAL, ZAMBIAN OPEN UNIVERSITY, SHALOM CLINIC AND CUSTOMERS NEAR MAKENI VILLA AND KANYAMA AREA, MPONDAMALI SCHOOL, CUSTOMERS IN KANYAMA FROM GARDEN HOUSE MARKET TO MUTANDA BANTU AND MBASELA MARKET, MAGUAVA WATCHTOWER AREA, ZAMLEATHER LTD, GEORGE TOWNSHIP, PART OF LILANDA ESTATES, PETRODA LILANDA, LILANDA BAKERY, PART OF MATERO TOWNSHIP NEAR KACHINKA BAR, SHADRECK AREA AND SURROUNDING AREAS, FRESH MARK LTD, BUSEKO MARKET,EMMASDALE AREA, EMMASDALE SDA CHURCH,BREAD OF LIFE CHURCH, ATLANTIC BAKERY, OLYMPIA, ROMA KASANGULA ROAD, KABANANA TOWNSHIP, MATERO MARKET,CHINGWERE CLINIC,CHIPATA CLINIC & TOWNSHIP, SPAR SUPERMARKET GREAT NORTH RD, DMI SAINT EUGENE UNIVERSITY IN WOODLANDS, ZNBC BAULENI TRANSMITTERS, WOODLANDS SHOPPING MALL, WOODLANDS ZAMTEL EXCHANGE AND SURROUNDING AREAS. MWEMBESHI SATELITE STATION, MWEMBESHI OPEN PRISON, SABLE FARMS, PAROGATE GINNERY, MWEMBESHI MAXIMUM PRISON, HATLEY FARMS, WESTHOOD POLICE STATION, CUSTOMERS IN MWEMBESHI BETWEEN WESTHOOD POLICE AND MWEMBESHI RIVER, EVERGREEN FARMS, MAYFLOWER FARMS, KASHIMA FARMS, SOBI FARMS, MERYDALE FARMS, ZAMBIA CHINA FARMS AND CUSTOMERS BETWEEN SHORTHORN AND KACHETA UPTO NAMPUNDWE ROAD.

Monday 6 July, 2020

GROUP E

ZINGALUME TOWNSHIP, CUSTOMERS ALONG TWIKATANE ROAD AND SURROUNDING AREAS, NEW KASAMA/KEPT COOL REFRIGIRATION, PART OF SALAMA PARK, MTENDERE EAST, PART OF AVONDALE, KAMANGA, PART OF CHELSTONE, PART OF CHAMBA VALLEY, CHELSTONE, AVONDALE , GARDENIA ROAD, HYBRID,PART OF CHAMBAVALLEY , PART OF KAMANGA, LUSAKA WATER AND SEWERAGE HEAD QUARTERS ALONG KATEMO ROAD AND CUSTOMERS STRETCHING FROM CHAOLI TO KATEMO ROAD, LONGACRES (LUBU, KABANGA, SAISSE, NALUBUTO, ADDIS ABABA, ENOCK KAVU ROADS), MINISTRY OF HEALTH PROVINCIAL OFFICE, LWSC BOREHOLES, LONGACRES(LUKASU, NANGWENYA, MTEDZA, ADDIS ABABA ROADS)/MINISTRY OF HEALTH PROVINCIAL OFFICE, LWSC BOREHOLES, PART OF IBEX HILL, KALIKILIKI, SHOPRITE WHOLESALE, CASTLE MALL, SOUTHERN CROSS MOTORS, TERRA STONE FUNERAL PALOUR, MISISIS, KUKU/AUTOWORLD, CHIBOLYA COMPOUND, ZAMBIA BRANCH OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES HEAD QUARTERS, CUSTOMERS NEAR KAVINDELE FARM UPTO SATWANT, PART OF GARDEN TOWNSHIP, CUSTOMERS ALONG PENDELA ROAD, SURROUNDING AREAS, CHUNGA TOWNSHIP AND SURROUNDING AREAS, LILANDA TOWNSHIP AND SURROUNDING AREAS, ROMA ZAMBEZI ROAD AND SURROUNDING AREAS, PART OF NGOMBE ALONG ZAMBEZI RD, JESMONDINE, PART OF KAUNDA SQUARE STAGE 1, PART OF CHAMBA VALLEY, KALUNDU, PART OF ROMA KASANGULA RD AND SURROUNDING AREAS, KAMWALA SOUTH BASIC SCHOOL AND SURROUNDING AREAS, KAMWLA SOUTH, LIBALA SOUTH, KABWATA, CHILENJE/SPAR BAKERY, WOODLANDS EXTENSION, NUYMBA YANGA, WOODLANDS(LAKE ROAD, MUTENDE ROAD

GROUP F

PUBLIC NOTICE

DAILY

14

OBAMA, MADIDO AND SURROUNDING AREAS, CHELSTONE GREEN, CHELSTONE PALM DRIVE, RESEARCH INSTITUTE AND SURROUNDING AREAS ALONG AIRPORT ROAD, IBEX MEANWOOD, MANZI, UNITED QUARRIES AND SURROUNDING ARES, WATERFALLS AREA AND AREAS ALONG MOONO ROAD, MEANWOOD NDEKE, NEW KASAMA/FRUIT AND VEG, PILATUS, WANANGWA FARMS, MFEZ, CORPERATIVE COLLEGE, IFUKI BLOCK MAKERS, NEW KASAMA, CHALALA ROCKFIELD/EASTERN QUARRY, ROCK FIELD AND AREAS ALONG SHANTUMBU ROAD, PARTS OF CHALALA, PARTS OF LIBALA SOUTH BEYOND TONKYO ROAD, AREAS NEAR WATERWORKS, LILAYI, CHALALA, APEX MEDICAL UNIVERSITY AND SURROUNDING AREAS, MAHOPO, SHANTUMBU, PART OF LILAYI/ AVIC INTERNATIONAL QUARRY, CUSTOMERS NEAR CHINIKA HIGH SCHOOL, KANYAMA CLINIC, CUSTOMERS NEAR KANYAMA CATHOLIC CHURCH, GARDEN TOWNSHIP, ZAMBIA ARMY INFANTLY BRIGADE/ZAMIM, PART OF EMMASDALE NEAR GREAT NORTH RD & PETRODA FILLING STATION, KABWATA, SIKANZE POLICE CAMP/KAMWALA MARKET, GARDEN TOWNSHIP, GARDEN CHILULU AREA, ZESCO CHAISA AND SURROUNDING AREAS, ZESCO MATERO, SHOPRITE MATERO , MELISA MATERO, MATERO POLICE CAMP AND SURROUNDING AREAS, CHRISTIAN VOICE, SABLE CUSTOMERS NEAR NAMPUNDWE MARKET, MEANWOOD KWAMWENA, SOUTHERN PART OF SHIMABALA, PART OF KALUNDU, HANDSWORTH, NGOMBE, JESMONDINE, CHUDLEIGH, MARSHLANDS, LIBALA SOUTH/LUSAKA WATER AND SEWERAGE PUMP STATION, SPAR CHILENJE, NEW CHILENJE, CHILENJE/INTERLAND, BARCLAYS CHILENJE, FNB CHILENJE, CHILENJE MARKET, ZAMBEEF CHILENJE, ROBERTS FISHERIES, WOODLANDS EXTENSION, NYUMBA YANGA, CHILENJE/CHILENJE CLINIC, SHOPRITE CHILENJE, CHILENJE POILCE CAMP.

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GROUP G

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GROUP B

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22 - 08 hrs

GROUP C

18 - 22 hrs

GROUP G

NDOLA

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

GROUP A

NDOLA VILLA, PAMODZI TOWNSHIP, NKWAZI OVERSPILL, KAWAMA TOWNSHIP, KANIKI, SAKANYA BORDERPOST, CONGO SAKANYA, NKWAZI, MISUNDU FARMS, CHIPULUKUSU, NORTHRISE, KANSHESHI POLICE CAMP, NDOLA VILLA SHOPPPING AREA, KANSENSHI PRISONS, NORTHRISE, TOWN CENTRE, CHIWALA SECONDARY SCHOOL, CHIEF CHIWALA, TUG ARGUN BARACKS, NEELKATH LIME, NEELKATH CABLES, CHANGZUO MINING

GROUP B

INDUSTRIAL AREA AROUND TRADE FAIR GROUNDS, MUZI SCHOOL AND SURRONDING AREAS, JACARANDA VILLA, INDUSTRIAL AREA AROUND VITRETEX, CHIEF CHIWALA AREA, TUG ARGUN AND THE SURROUNDING FARMS, INDUSTRIAL AREAS AROUND THE TRADE FAIR, TOWN CENTRE ALONG CHISOKONE ROAD, AREAS AROUND KAFUBU MALL, KANINI TOWNSHIP AND PART OF HILLCREST, KANSESHI SHOPPING CENTRE, NORTEC CHELA CAMPUS, NORTEC KWACHA CAMPUS, KABOMPO ROAD, POTECO,

GROUP C

TOWN CENTRE ON THE PART OF THE GOLF CLUB, KAFUBU MALL, INDUSTRIAL AREA AROUND KABWE ROAD NEAR NDEKE MINI MART, INDUSTRIAL AREA AROUND NON FERROUS, INDUSTRIAL AREAS POST OFFICE, INDUSTRIAL , BOARDER MOTORS, TAZAMA HOUSE, STAR BAKERY, SAVOY HOTEL, ZESCON HOUSE, CHINIKA ROAD, PART OF NORTHRISE, PART OF BROADWAY , ITAWA, ITAWA EXTENSION, MAKENZIE,

GROUP D

KANSESHI, KANSHESHI INFILL, MUFURILA ROAD AREA, NORTHRISE, KANSENSHI SHOPPING CENTRE, NORTEC, ZMART MALL, KABELENGA ROAD IN TOWNCENTRE, CROSS CREST, HILLCREST, ZAMTEL COLLEGE, NORTHRISE AROUND MBERESHI FLATS, KALEWA ROAD, CHIFUBU, PART OF PAMODZI TOWNSHIP, KANIKI, NDOLA VILLLA, KANSHESI EXTENSION, KANSENSHI PRISONS AND PART OF CHIFUBU TOWNSHIP, NDEKE,KALEWA BARACKS, ZAMTEL COLLEGE, NKWAZI MARKET, KALEWA HOUSING COMPLEX,

GROUP E

LUBUTO WEST, KOPALANDE, MBAYA, MONKEY FOUNTAIN, TWAPIA, SECOND CHANCE, MECHANICS FOR AFRICA, LEVY MWANAWASA STADIUM, DOLA HILL MALL, KAFUBU FARMING BLOCK, KANTOLOMBA, LUBUTO CENTRE, KABUSHI, MUSHILI TOWNSHIP, KALOKO, MUSHILI COMMANDO, COPPERBELT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,

GROUP F

MINE MASALA, MUSHILI BONANO, MUSHILI MARKET, PART OF KABUSHI KX, MASALA MARKET, PART OF KABUSHI, CHINESE COMPLEX IN MASALA, ITAWA FLATS, SIMBA SCHOOL AREA, MITENGO, DOLA HILL, PART OF TWAPIA, DAG MEMORIAL, NDOLA GIRLS TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, NEW NDOLA AIRPORT, CHIPULUKUSU, MAPALO, OLD HILLCREST, PETER SINGONGO, HILLCREST EXTENSION

GROUP G

LARFARGE CEMENT PLANT, ZAMBEZI PORTLAND CEMENT, PART OF NDEKE, ELSEWEDY, GOUROCK PLASTICS, NEW INDUSTRIAL PARK AROUND RAVEENS ZAMBIA, DRUM AND CAN FACTORY AND THE SURRONGING AREA, FATIMA AND KAVU FARMS,KANINI, MASALA SKYWAYS, JACARANDA MALL AND AREAS AROUND JACARANDA MALL,INDEPENDENCE WAY,KANINI HINDU HALL,INDUSTRIAL AREA AROUND NDOLA WEAVING

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GROUP C

LUANSHYA & MPONGWE

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

GROUP A

MIKOMFWA #2 (KALALA AREA, LEISURE, D-COMPOUND & SURROUNDING AREAS) , ROAN HOSPITAL FEEDER(2BB) (5,6,8,9,&10) AND MPATAMATU # 2 i.e. SECTION (24,25,26,27 & KAWAMA),RING #1 FDR i.e. PART OF MUNICIPAL AREA, KAOMA CRST & SECOND CLASS AREA NDEKE AND SURRONDING AREAS, KAMIRENDA, CHITWE KAMIRENDA, GHANA CIRCLE, MAPOSA AREA, BALUBA, GOLDENLAY FARM, GRIGOLAKIS FARM, MSICHILI FARM, AVIC INTERNATIONAL, FISENGE AREA, ZWANGENDABA AND JACOPE UP TO WELCOME TO LUANSHYA.

GROUP B

ROAN TOWNSHIP FEEDER- SECTION (1,2,3,4,& 6) MPATAMATU # 1 i.e. SECTION (21,22,23 & 24), 4TH STREET FEEDER (NEWTOWN), B-AVE FDR i.e. MINE AREA (ZAONE, PART OF CHESWA, INDP, YALLOW & BUNTUNGWA, FUNYAMA,RIVERSIDE,DATURA & E5), PART OF KAMIRENDA , MIKOMFWA # 1 FDR i.e. PART OF MIKOMFWA (BUSEKO, POLICE CAMP, MAIN MARKET AND OTHER SURROUNDING AREAS)

GROUP C

TOWN CENTRE (PNP, ROAN MALL, SUB 46, SUB.12, SUB.54, SUB.18), CHATEPA (SUB 17 & SUB.36), INDUSTRIAL AREA, VOLCANO, ZAMEFA & MATALLOY, MASAITI, IBENGA, KAMBILOMBILO, KAFULAFUTA , PART OF MIKOMFWA (MUTUBILA/MWASHANI)

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MUCHINGA PROVINCE

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

GROUP A

MPIKA: CHILONGA HOSPITAL, CHIBASA, MPIKA WEIGH BRIDGE, ZNS, KASENGA, KAOLE, MPIKA BOMA, CHITULIKA, MWAMFUSHI, KAMWANYA, MPIKA SITE & SERVICE, TREACH TOWN, MUKOMA VILLAGE, CHINSALI: CHINSALI TOWN AND SURROUNDING AREAS, KAPWEPWE, HOSPITAL, ILONDOLA.

GROUP B

ISOKA - LOCATION, MWENYA, MWAISENI, NTIPO, KAFWIMBI, MULILANSOLO, MEDUIM COMPOUND. NAKONDE: KATOZI VILLA, NTINDI VILLA, CHIANGA, KATOZI SEC SCH, NTINDI SEC SCH, ZRA CUSTOMS, ZRA COMPOUND, TAZARA,

GROUP C

NAKONDE: MUKOMA VILLAGE, NAKONDE URBAN CLINIC AND PART OF TOWN CENTER, ISOKA: KATONGA, KAWENGA, POST COMPOUND AND PART OF LOCATION

GROUP D

MPIKA: MAFF SITE, DIOCESE, CHITULIKA, MALASHIAND LWITIKILA, ZCA, MPIKA - TAZARA, LUCHEMBE, MALAMBWA, CHIPITA, CHINSALI: NAMBULUMA AREA, KAPASA MAKASA UNIVERSITY

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Date & Day 07 - 15 hrs

17 - 22 hrs

GROUP B

GROUP C

DAILY

Monday 6 July, 2020

NORTHERN PROVINCE GROUP A GROUP B

15

PUBLIC NOTICE

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

MBALA TOWN CENTRE, MPULUNGU TOWN CENTRE, MPULUNGU LOCATION, MPULUNGU INDUSTRIAL AREA TAZARA AREA, SOFT KATONGO, CHISHIPULA, KASAMA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION,, MUSA, NKOLEMFUMU AREA, CHISANGA, AMINI,

GROUP C

LUKUPA, MUKULUMPE, CENTRAL TOWN, KASAMA VILLAGE, KAMBOTOLE, MULENGA HILLS, MUNGWI, MALOLE, CHITIMUKULU, CHIKUMANINO, MISAMFU, MILIMA, LUKASHYA, TAZARA AREA, SOFT KATONGO, CHISHIPULA, KASAMA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION,, MUSA, NKOLEMFUMU AREA, CHISANGA, AMINI,

GROUP D

NEW TOWN, LOCATION, CHIBA, BWEBE, KASEMBO, BROWN, LUA LUO,MBALA HOSPITAL, MBALA LOCATION, OLAM FARM, NSUMBU,MUPATA, MUZABWELA, KAIZYA, MPULUNGU HOSPITAL, MUSENDE, IPUSUKILO, MBALA AIRPORT, MBALA FTC.

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MBERESHI, KAZEMBE, NCHELENGE, CHIENGI, KAPUTA, MUTENDE, MUSENGA, NAMWANDWE, LOW DENSITY, MEDIUM, KALABA

GROUP B

MWENSE, MUSONDA WOODEN , LWAMFUMU UPTO AIRPORT, KAWAMBWA TOWN, MPOROKOSO, ZAMBIA COMPOUND, SENAMA, SPARK, KABUNDA, CHITAMBA, DASTRO, SUMBU.

GROUP C

PART OF MANSA, SAMFYA, CHILUBI ISLAND, MILENGE, KASABA, LUBWE AND CHINSANKA, CHEMBE & MANSA SUGAR, MANSA TOWN CENTRE, BROADCAST, MAITENEKE, NEW MUFULIRA.

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KITWE & KALULUSHI

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BUYANTANSHI, DIAMOND DRIVE, 2ND CLASS TRADING AREA, FREETOWN, UPTO AREAS AROUND RTSA KAMFINSA, NDOLA RD, CEDRICS, MWEKERA & KITWE SOUTH FARMS LUANGWA T/SHIP UP TO ZNS AND SURROUNDING FARMS KCC, BULANGILILO ALONG THE STREAM UP TO EUREKA, & MACADEMIA FARMS, CHIMWEMWE NORTH INDUSTRIAL AREA, MINDOLO SECONDARY, MEF UP TO PARTS OF INDUSTRIAL AROUND BH CHIMWEMWE AREAS AROUND UCZ KAMWE AND TOWER LINES GARNETON, TWATASHA & RACECOURSE AREAS KAWAMA, EAST OF GARNETON, KAWAMA KCC MUTONDO CRESCENT AROUND TRANSMITTERS, AREA AROUND RIVERSIDE FREEDOM WAY WATER WORKS PARKLANDS AREAS AROUND LUBAMBE & JAMBO RD UP TO CHIWALA RIVERSIDE AREAS AROUND LUKANGA RD, KARIBA RD, CHITAMBO RD, ALMALIK RD & ALICK NKHATA RD KWACHA , BULANGILILO AND CHANGANAMAI AREA UPTO THE MOSQUE PARTS OF PARKLANDS FROM ZNBC TOWARDS CBU ROUND ABOUT,INDECO FLATS AND SURROUNDING AREAS PARKLANDS AREA AROUND KITWE CHAPEL, LECHWE SCHOOL, PARKLANDS SHOPPING CENTER, HELEN KAUNDA SCHOOL, KITWE BOYS SCHOOL & AREAS AROUND CBU GRADUATE SCHOOL RIVERSIDE COVERING ZAMBEZI WAY , VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL, SOLWEZI RD & SURROUNDING AREAS MUKUBA UNIVERSITY AREA & SURROUNDING FARMS NKANA EAST, CENTRAL ST, MWENDA & PART OF KABALA SHOPPING AREA KALULUSHI CHILENGWA LESA, NTUNDWE RD & SURROUNDING AREAS, BWAKA AND SURROUNDING AREA KALULUSHI SHOPPING CENTER & SURROUNDING AREAS KALULUSHI KARIBA FLATS, GOLF COURSE PART OF HIGH COST & SURROUNDING AREAS

GROUP B

NKANA WEST AREAS AROUND SWAN HOTEL, NKANA FLATS, CLUB FLATS & 7TH AVENUE NKANA WEST AREAS AROUND WILLIAM STREET, BOMA STREET, CENTRAL STREET, MINE MESS, POKER PALLACK ST, 1ST STREET, 2ND STREET & EDMOND DAVIES NKANA WEST AREAS AROUND CLUB STREET, OLD EK PARK & BOMA STREET & ALLEYS WUSAKILE F & E SECTIONS, B1, B2, WUSAKILE POLICE & SHOWGROUNDS AREA UPTO NKANA STADIUM WUSAKILE B4, B6 & C SECTIONS, WUSAKILE HOSPITAL RD, MUKUBA NATWANGE (MN) & WUSAKILE MISESHI CHAMBOLI E, F, L & P SECTIONS, AREAS AROUND CATHOLIC CHURCH OLD NDEKE, AUTHUR DAVIS STADIUM, PARTS OF WUSAKILE POLICE ALONG NALAMBALA RD MINDOLO MISESHI, CHACHACHA, TWIBUKISHE, ST. ANTHONY, MINDOLO NORTH & MINDOLO WEST TOWNSHIPS HOUSING AREAS IN NDEKE CHANGA - CHANGA, MULENGA COMPOUND, AROUND NDEKE ZCBC, ROBERT COMPOUND, ZIMBA AREA, CHANGALA AREA, ZIMBABWE SUB A, BEAUTIFUL GATES AND AREAS NDOLA RD UPTO KAMFINSA BUCHI, KAMITONDO UPTO CHIMWEMWE FACING THE STREAM HOUSING AREAS IN NDEKE VILLAGE G, H, MN EXTENSION, MATWI TONDOLO & NDEKE PRESIDENTIAL AREA NKANA EAST AREAS AROUND NKANA COLLEGE OF NURSING, NKANA EAST POLICE & MPELEMBE SECONADRY SCHOOL KALULUSHI, CHIBULUMA ,MINE AREA, ZAF, CHIEF NKANA, ST. JOSEPH, KALENGWA RD & SURROUNDING AREAS CHIBULUMA TOWNSHIP, KALULUSHI NAPSA HOUSING COMPLEX, SOUTH DOWN AIRPORT & ZAF AREAS, ST MARCELINE, KITWE WEST & SURROUNDING AREAS KITWE PARKLANDS AREAS AROUND CHIPIMPI DRIVE, PRESIDENT AVENUE & SURROUNDING AREAS KWACHA & KWACHA MARKET UP TO BULANGILILO MARKET NKANA EAST NEAR THE CEMETRY, 17TH, 18TH, 19TH, & 20TH AVENUES NKANA EAST KALENI STREET, CHILE STREET, 21ST AVENUE, 22ND AVENUE, 23RD AVENUE, AREA BETWEEN CENTRAL STREET & NDEKE VILLAGE RIVERSIDE AREAS COVERING MUKUBA COMPLEX, RADIO CHENGELO & NILE STREET UP TO SOSOLISO NKANA EAST, CENTRAL ST, HIPPO ST, BEIT ST, 26TH AVENUE LIBERIA ST, MUYU ST & MUSOKOLOBE ST NKANA EAST AREA SURROUNDING THE CENTRAL STREET / NDOLA RD TRAFFIC LIGHTS (ROBOTS)

GROUP C

RIVERSIDE OPPOSITE CBU AND CLIENTS ON CONGO AND FRAZER CRESCENT CHIMWEMWE NORTH INDUSTRIAL AREA, MINDOLO POLICE & MEF HOCEAN MINING JINFA FOUNDRY ZIBSIP HOSTELS, AREAS AROUND MTN OFFICES, QUADRANT MOTORS, OXFORD RD, SHOPRITE & KITWE CENTRAL POLICE MINERAL JUNCTION, MARGAM FARMS AND SURROUNDING AREAS NDUSTRIAL AREA ALONG MUTENTEMUKO RD, NATWANGE & DR. AGGREY RDS UP TO SCAW LTD G & G BAKERY, AREAS AROUND KOPA STREET UP TO LUNGA CLOSE PARKLAND AREAS AROUND WIMPY FILLINGSTONE, KESINGTONE AND KEW GARDENS BUYANTANSHI, DIAMOND DRIVE, 2ND CLASS TRADING AREA, FREETOWN, UPTO AREAS AROUND RTSA ZAMCLAY AREA AND SURROUNDING FARMS NIRAJ OIL, KUSHOMWA, AVOCADO, OSKA, HUIFAN3 XILE, TONGXING, ETXIN, ZHOMBAO HUIFAN, SHANDONG,AVOCADO, HUIFAN MARKOV STRONG PARK ALONG NDOLA ROAD INDUSTRIAL AREA AROUND NATIONAL MILLING

GROUP D

MAIN SHOPPING CENTRES AND MAIN MARKET AREAS IN KITWE & KALULUSHI OTHER SHOPPING AND MARKET AREAS IN NEW NDEKE, OLD NDEKE, NDEKE G & H, MN CECINA, MN MOPANI & CEC HOUSES, NATWANGE EAST & ZCBC

CHINGOLA

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

GROUP A

KABUNDI SOUTH, KABUNDI NORTH, MUZABWELA, BUYANTANSHI, SNDP, AREA AROUND MULONGA OFFICES, ACCOUNTANCY COLLEGE, INDIAN FLATS HOUSES ALONG KITWE ROAD AND HOUSE NEAR KITWE ROUNDABOUT PART OF OLD LULAMBA AND NEW LULAMBA SNDP AREA, MAITENEKE AND CHIWEMPALA POLICE CAMP PART OF NCHANGA SOUTH NEAR MULONGA OFFICES INDIAN FLATS, PROTEA HOTEL, KAZENENE HOUSE A2, SUB A11, OLD AIRPORT AREA, OLD AND NEW CHIKOLA MINE POLICE AREA, SQUARE AREA AND NCHANGA NORTH AREA, KUTULI HOUSE AND PART OF CHINGOLA CENTRAL AREA CHAMBESHI POLICE CAMP, OLD AND NEW SITE AND SERVICE NABONA AND KANEMA PANTHEON, L - SECTION, INDUSTRIAL AREA, RB SECTION, PART OF SECOND CLASS AREA, KAMENZA EAST,POLICE CAMP, KAKOSO T/SHIP, FIKOLONGO, FITOBAULA, TIYENDE PAMODZI PLOTS

GROUP B

WEST SIDE OF NCHANGA SOUTH, EAST SIDE OF NCHANGA SOUTH, MULONGA WATER BOOSTER, GOLF CLUB AND OPENHEIMER RIVERSIDE, SOWETO, LULAMBA MINE AREA, MINE MARKET AND KANKOYO CHINA GEO, CHINA ASPHAT AND CRUSHTEC ZISC FLATS OLD MAKOBO AREA NEW MAKOBO AREA CHAMBESHI FOUNDARY KABUNDI EAST, KAPISHA, KABUNDI EAST EXTENSION CHAMBISHI ZAMBIA COMPOUND PANTHEON AND INDUSTRIAL AREA INDUSTRIAL AREA ALONG SOLWEZI ROAD, PART OF CHIWEMPALA CHINGOLA CENTRAL, KASOMPE, LULAMBA, TWATASHA, CHABANYAMA, MAITENEKE, KABUNDI SOUTH EXTENSION ALONG MUPAKA DRIVE KONKOLA, LUBAMBE VILLAGE, KAMENZA EAST MEDIUM, KAMENZA TOWNSHIP & GOVERNMENT TOWNSHIP, CHIMFUNSHI BUTONDO

GROUP C

CIVIC CENTRE AREA INDUSTRIAL AREA ALONG KITWE ROAD, PART OF PRISON AND POLICE CAMP THE PARK MALL AND CHINGOLA POLICE CAMP CIVIC CENTRE AND SURROUNDING AREA INDUSTRIAL AREA, PART OF CHIWEMPALA TOWN CENTER MUNSENGA FARMS AND KASOMPE TOWNSHIP CRUSHTECKF-SECTION SHOPRITEKASUMBALESA

MUFULIRA

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

GROUP A

KAWAMA WEST, KALUKANYA, KAMUCHANGA, SUBURBS AND SURROUNDING AREAS NDEKE VILLAGE NEAR EASTLEA, EASTLEA, TANG UP, AND PART OF KAWAMA EAST. BUTONDO, LUANSOBE, ZIMBA COMPOUND AND SURROUNDING AREAS MINE MESS AREA,MURUNDU,JACARANDA,MINAMBE,CUSTOMS,MOKAMBO CONGO AND SURROUNDING AREA PART OF MINE HIGHCOST FAIRVIEW, TOPSHOPS, PART OF MINE HIGHCOST, MARBET COURT AREA AND SURROUNDING AREAS. MINE HIGH COST ,MALCOM AND SURROUNDING AREA

GROUP B

KANTASHI SECTION C9, 7, 4, 3A, 3B, 2, ORCHARD AND KANTANSHI HIGH SCHOOL AREA AND SURROUNDING AREAS SINYIZA FARM, TRIPLE S FARM, SUNRIDGE FARM, LUKOSHI GOVERNMENT RESEARCH, IKEMBE FARM, KATEMWA FARM KANKOYO AREA, KANTANSHI SECTION 8B, 8A, 5, 4 AND SURROUNDING AREAS LAKEVIEW, ZR CMPOUND, KAFUTI FARM, KAOMA FARM, MUSONDA FARM FRANCIS MUKUKA,FAIR VIEW,KAWAMA WEST,KAMUCHANGA CHIBOLYA,ZAMCHIN AND SURROUNDING AREA NDEKE VILLAGE NEAR AIRSTRIP, MINE HIGHCOST, GOLF AND SURROUNDING AREAS

GROUP C

KANKOYO BREWERY, KWACHA AND SURROUNDING AREA MATABA MILLING OLYMPIC MILLING TOWN CENTRE

NORTH WESTERN

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

GROUP A

KYAWAMA, PART OF KANZOMBA, WISDOM, KANDEMBA, ALL AREAS ALONG MUTANDA ROAD, KIZHINGEZHINGE, KASEMPA TOWN MUSHITALA, MUKUBA, KYAFUKUMA, KIMASALA, MUZABULA, ZACTS, HIGHLAND, KYAWAMA & KALUKUNGU AREAS, KANSANSHI HOTEL AREA, MBONGE, ROYAL SOLWEZI HOTEL AREA, PART OF MITEC KIMALE, WEIGH BRIDGE, KAKOMBE, KAPIJIMPANGA AND ST FRANCIS, MBONGE PRIMARY SCHOOL MANYINGA AREA, LOLOMA MISSION, KABOMPO SECONDARY SCHOOL MWINILUNGA MUJILA AREA SAVIYE, PART OF MUSHITALA, PART OF URBAN, MESSENGERS, PART OF KANZOMBA, KIZHINGEZHINGE, DAIRY, KANDUNDU, ZAMBEZI INDUSTRIAL AREA, ZAMBEZI AIRPORT AREA AND SURROUNDING AREAS, ZAMBEZI AIRPORT AND RIVERSIDE AREA, ANGLO-AMERICA AREA, MUSHONA SOLTEC AREA, HOSPITAL AREA, PART OF CHESHIRE AREA, MITEC, RIVERSIDE, STADIUM, ZANGAMENU, COLLEGE, PART OF URBAN, KABITAKA HOUSING, MBONGE PRIMARY SCHOOL AND MUSHINDAMO KABOMPO BOMA AREA, KALOMBO AREA, KAMISAMBA AREA, KAKOMA AREA, CHIVOMBO AREA, KABOMPO GOVERNMENT AND ZESCO OFFICES AND SURROUNDING AREAS,

GROUP B

MWINILUNGA KAWIKU AREA MWINILUNGA BOMA, CHIZELA AND SURROUNDING AREAS CHAVUMA BOMA AND CHINGI AREA PART OF ZAMBEZI TOWN CENTRE, AREAS SURROUNDING ROYAL KUTACHIKA LODGE, ZAMBEZI BOARDING SCHOOL

Monday 6 July, 2020

PUBLIC NOTICE

DAILY

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KABWE

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ZNS LSK RD, MUTWEWANSOFU & ALL FARMERS ON LUSAKA RD'S PROSPECTS FEEDER, KASAVASA, FIG TREE, COUNCIL MOTEL. MAPLEHURST, HYBRID FARM, STALL FARM, MUKUMWANJI/MAKOMBE ,LIME STONE, MAPLE CROWN,MUTUWILA, TARA FARM, MUSELELE, KANGOMBE AREA, LILYVALE, PALM GROVE RD, ZANJE ESTATES. GREENDRIFT, SAN ISADORE,

GROUP B

KATONDO, PART OF CHOWA AND JANT COMPANY, KASAPO FARM, ZAMBIA RAILWAYS (CHIRWA), ZAMBIA POLICE CENTRAL DIVISION, MAIMBA FARM. HIGHRIDGE, TOWN SHOPRITE, CHITANDA, TUSKERS AND NKHRUMA UNIVERSITY, MULUNGUSHI UNIVERSITY TOWN CAMPUS, GREEN MKT ZAMBIA RAILWAYS. PART OF MAIMPAMBE, LUKANGA KALULU BOREHOLES, CMR FARMS AND OTHER FARMS ON KALULU FEEDER.

GROUP C

LUANGWA, LUANGWA EXTENSION, KAWAMA, MUKOBEKO TOWNSHIP, MUKOBEKO MAXIMUM PRISONS, MPUNDE AREA & MUKOBEKO FARMS, INDUSTRIAL AREA, CHOWA & SUPERDEAL, BWACH, NGUNGU, CHIMANIMANI, NAGOLI, PART OF SHAMABANSE, MWALALA, OROTALA, OLD LUANGWA, MAKULULU COMPOUND, KASANDA M-SECTION, KASANDA TOWNSHIP, MAGANDANYAMA, LUKANGA, POLLEN, KALONGA, NKHRUMA TOWNSHIPS,KOHIMA & CHINDWIN BARRACKS, NATUSEKO,

GROUP D

ZALCO, ZAMBIA RAILWAYS WORKSHOP, FINESTEEL, DATONG, CHIMAN, SABLE ZINC. PARK.

GROUP E

MULUNGUSHI UNIVERSITY, NDOLA RD FARMS UPTO LUANSHIMBA, AMADEUS, BRR, MOYO APARTMENTS, SHAMABANSE, MAKWATI, KABWE WORRIES COMPLEX, PART OF MULUNGUSHI RESIDENTIAL.

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KAPIRI TOWN AREA, KAWAMA, TAZARA, VIXERS & ALLIANCE ONE FARMS, KAKULU, RIVERSIDE, MATERIAL, EAST PARK, POLICE CAMP, KTC AND LUKANDA PLOTS

GROUP C

KAPIRI T-OFF, ZRA SCANNER, OLD & NEW WEIGH BRIDGE, FUBERA, KALWEO, KATANINO, KASHITU, KANPOYO, WATER WORKS-MUNSHIMBILI DAM AND KAPIRI D HOSPITAL.

GROUP E

NKUMBI COLLEGE, NKUMBI AREA, DANSEA FARMS, CAMEO ON NKUMBI, LUBUTO, PETER SHAMA,CAMEO ESTATE, CHIMSORO CHIPILIPILI PUMPS, COPPERMINE SCH, ROCKSHIELD ITN, CHANKOMO

MKUSHI

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

GROUP E

MPULA, BRIAN BANDA, LONGMEAD, OUBOS, MCLOUD, TARA EASTATE, SYRINGA FARMS, SHANSHA FARMS, KUSANGA, ZORAN & SHEPLY FARM, CHITINA AREA,FARM CENTRE AREA, FOREST INN, KASOKOTA,AGRIOPTION, MKUSHI BOMA,CARLYN,VIDMAR, ATB LODGE AREA,KATUBA AREA

GROUP D

WELKOM,MATILA, ANDERSON, DOPSON FARM, AFGRI, PEGASUS, MASEBE AREA, YEMBEKEZELE, SOUTH CHURCH, MWANSACHAWA, CHOBE AGRIVISION, MKUSHI COFFEE, KANEGRO,CARE NEST,DRAUDAN,PAPAGEO, KURIMA, STREET, FRANCIS, ALBEZIA, MUNSHIWEMBA, TOUCHWOOD, ZAMBIKA, SHINGU, MICHALAKIS,SOLI FARMS, MILOSO COMPOUND, MASANSA CHENGELO SCHOOL, VG CANTLY, CHALATA AREA, WAKAWAKA,SILVERLANDS, RR CROPPING, LUANSHIMBA, MOFFAT FARMS, NKOLANGA AREA,

SERENJE

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

GROUP A

SERENJE TOWN, MALCO MOFFAT, KAMWALA, TAZARA, LOW DENSITY, KAMBOBE, ZAMBIA COMPOUND, SERENJE BOYS, OLD HOSPITAL. LINE MASSENJE, NEW HOSPITAL, PART OF LOW DENSITY, SERENJE POLICE, T-OFF

GROUP D

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KAPATA, SIDO,MTHILANSEMBE, NABVUTIKA AND PART OF OLD JIM, MOTH, CHIMWEMWE

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MWAMI BOARDER, FENI, MAGWERO, MAGWERO PLOTS, ROSEMARY, MAGAZINE,MCHINI, KALONGWEZI, VUBWI AND SURROUNDING AREAS.

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TOWN CENTRE, LITTLE BOMBAY ,OLD JIM, MADZIMOYO, MTENGULENI, MOTEL, MUNGA, CHIKANDO, CHIEF MADZIMAWE, CHIZONGWE, WALELA, KATOPOLA, NEW JIM, GONDA BARRACK, CHIPARAMBA

KATETE & PETAUKE

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MFUWE

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LIVINGSTONE

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217 AREA,BATOKA,MOSI O TUNYA MALL,NGWENYA, PROTEA HOTEL,MUSANZA BREWERIES,NORTH ,DAMBWA SITE AND SERVICE,DAMBWA NORTH,MWANDI EXTENSION,DALICE, SIMONGA,SINDE PLOTS,NAKATINDI,DAMBWA CENTRAL,KASHITU,LIBES,INDUSTRIAL AREAS,CHRISMAR HOTELS,COLD STORAGE BOARD,SPAR-CENTRE,PARTS OF TOWN CENTRE,MARAMBA TOWNSHIP,PART OF NORTTIE BROADIE

GROUP B

ELLEINE BRITEL,NORTTIE BROADIE,CROSS ROADS GUEST HOUSE,HIGHLANDS,NAMATAMA,AIRPORT ROAD,WASAWANGE,SUN HOTEL,DSV,INDECCO DAMBWA SITEAND SERVICE,GOD KNOWS TOWN SHIP,LINDA TOWNSHIP,BATOKA SKY,ECO MUNGA,ENTRE,MUKUNI VILLAGE,MUKUNI BIG FIVE,DAVID LIVINGSTONE E WATER FRONT,LINDA TOWNSHIP,BURTON,ZECCO,MBITA,MULALA,SAKUBITA,MALON,LINDA COMPOUND,LIBUYU,EASTWOOD, NANSANZU,SUN HOTELS

GROUP C

SUNS OF THUNDER,GLOBAL SAMARITAMS,MUSOKOTWANE VILLAGE,ZIMBA DISTRICT,SENKOBO,KABUYU, SIMUNGOMA/MWANDI, KAZUNGULA AREA, SENKOBO AND SURROUNDING AREA, TOWN CENTRE, NEW FAIRMOUNT ZESCO REGIONAL OFFICE, POLICE CAMP, CHIMWEMWE WAY MOSE APARTMENT, NORTHWEST MANSION, SESHEKE,MWANDI, SIMUNGOMA

GROUP D

KAYUBE ESTATES,CLIPPERLINES,CHUUNDU FARMS,ZAMPA FARMS,CAMP NKWAZI,KUBU CABINS, TOBACCO FARMS AND ALL CUSTOMERS ALONG KAZUNGULA

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GROUP D AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED TOWN CENTRE, PARTS OF SHAMPANDE, PARTS OF ZAMBIA COMPOUND, SHA COMPOUND, KALUNDU SITE/SERVICE, HUMBA AREA, KOZO, ZNS CAMP, SIMAHWA ESTATES, CHIUTSI FARM, CHOMA SECONDARY, SHOWGROUNDS, PRISONS, MEDIUM COST & PART OF RIVER SIDE. PART OF ADASTRA AND KAMUNZA, SWASCO PUMPS. OLD KABANANA, MOCHIPAPA ROAD/RESEARCH, MWAPONA COMPOUND, CHOMA MILLING, KACHACHA,OVERSPILL, PARTS OF ZAMBIA COMPOUND, MACHINDA, MAKALANGUZU, SHAMPANDE, SHINGOLOLO FARM, KALA FARMS, DIMBWE, DABALI, SIMAKUTU CLINIC, SIASIKABOLE SCHOOL, MWANACHILENGA SCHOOL, CHUULU & MASUKU SECONDARY SCHOOL. PETER GREEN AND KALONGA FARMS, ROSS FARM, BRUCE MILLER FARM, DEMO RANCH, MASUKU LODGE, BUFFALO 1-8, MBABALA AREA, MUYOBE, MACHA MISSION, NEW DAY & MAPANZA AREA, ALL CUSTOMERS ALONG NAMWALA ROAD FROM CHOMA SIDE

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GROUP B

CHANDAMALI, MACHA ROAD, KAMUNZA, POPOTA FARMS, CHOMA DAM, NJASE GIRLS. BATOKA STATE RANCH, BATOKA, SIKALONGO, MUZOKA,MOOMBA FARMS, DUBA FARMS 1-8, DANIEL GREEN, NEIL FARM, MADZIMOYO, SIBANYATI FARMS, MUKWELA, TARA, NAMWIANGA & KALOMO AREA,KANCHINDU, MIDDLE TONY, FARM MUKAZIWA, PARTS OF ZAMBIA COMPOUND, TWIN FOUNTAINS & SEVEN FOUNTAINS

GROUP C

ZAMBEEF, SINAZONGWE TOWNSHIP, SINAZEZE, BULEYA, MALIMA, MUNTU WAMASIKU, COLLUM COALS MINE, SINAMALIMA, MUBIKKE, CHIYABI AREA, SIANSOWA, MAAMBA TOWNSHIP, MAAMBA HOSPITAL, MAAMBA SECONDARY SCHOOL, MAAMBA GRZ DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL, MAKENI COMPOUND, NKUNGWE COMPOUND AND MAYAKAYAKA COMPOUND,

GROUP D

NAMWALA HOSPITAL,NAMWALA SEC SCHOOL, ENTIRE NAMWALA DISTRICT, ITT TOWNSHIP,KALALA MUSUNGWA, MASASABI, ENTIRE ITEZI TEZI AREA

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MAZABUKA TOWN, MULONGA, NAKAMBALA, APPOLO, ZIAH, WEST VILLA, MAZABUKA GENERAL HOSPITAL (ONLY DURING OFFLOADING OF CIRCUITS BEYOND), NDEKE, OVERSPILL AND ZAMBIA COMPOUND, MULIMO FARM, SHOWGROUNDS, MWEEMBA, LUKATA TWO, KAPINGA, SYRINGA, PARMA, KANGILA, MBAYA MUSUMA, MANYENGELA AND KUNDALILA, LOCHNIVAR, ALL FARMS AROUND MONZE AREA ROAD UP TO MONZE, CHISEKESE, PEMBA, GWEMBE, MUNYUMBWE AND CHIPEPO.

GROUP B

MGM FARMS, NZIMBI FARM, DUPLOY FARM, MUBUYU FARMS, COVENTRY FARMS, OKLAHOMA FARM, NEW CHIKANKATA DISTRICT OFFICES, KALINDA FARM, ALL FARMS ON NAMALUBA AREA AND WATERVALLEY KONKOLA HIGH SCHOOL, CHIVUNA AREA, ALL FARMS ALONG LUSAKA ROAD, KUSHIYA FARMS, MAGOYE, DOMBEYA, MUNJILE MILK CENTRE

GROUP C

NANGA FARMS, HAMAPULA FARMS, LUBOMBO TOWNSHIP, CHISOBA FARMS, SIMONGA FARMS, NEGA NEGA TOWNSHIP, DELTA FARMS, GREENLAND AND RED EAGLE/SIRINGA

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AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED CITY - BOMA, MULAMBWA, KAPULANGA, NAMBOARD, MONGU TOWN CBD, LEWANIKA G/HOSPITAL, WINELA, MALENGWA, LIALUWI, LIMULUNGA, LIBONDA SENANGA DISTRICT - TOWN, MULAMBA, NAMALUNGA, HOSPITAL, BOMA, AIRPORT, LITAMBYA, LIANGATI, SIANDA, MUNGULE.

MONGU & LUKULU GROUP B

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED LIMULUNGA - NORTH PARK, IMWIKO, QUITE LIVING, CHISONGA, SIDO, MANDANGA, KASIMA, KANDE, IKABAKO, SIMULUMBE, NANGULA, MOUYO, SEFULA, NAMUSHAKENDE, LUKULU DISTRICT - CHIMBANDA, LUBOSI, LUKULU BOARDING, SIMUKIYA, CHIHONGO, LUKULU BOMA, FEREMOSHEA, NAMAYULA, KALAMBWE, MISSION AND POLICE COMPOUND

KAOMA & KALABO GROUP C

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED KAOMA - KAOMA TOWN, LUAMPA TOWN, MANGANGO TOWN, TBZ & SURROUNDING AREAS KALABO DISTRICT - MAPUNGU, LUKONA, SIHOLE, YUKA, KALABO TOWN, MBUNDE, NANGUMBA, NALOLO AND SIKONGO

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NORMAL SUPPLY

· Very rare, usually owing to a situation requiring a national grid “black start” resulting from major system disturbances

Owing to massive power

Owing to power supply

Owing to power supply

MODERATE TO HEAVY LOAD SHEDDING

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60% of total customer demand

total customer demand

of total customer demand

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• Use of alternative energy sources a must

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Conservation a must • Switch-off all unnecessary appliances • Use of alternative energy sources a must

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Conservation • Switch-off all heating & cooling loads • Use of alternative energy sources may be required

• Conservation required • Switch-off all heating & cooling loads, as well as undesired lighting, pumping & motors

attributed to peak periods & other intermittent system conditions • Conservation required • Switch off geysers, electric cookers, Ironing, air conditioning, unneeded lighting, pumping, etc.

Interruptions resulting from maintenance shutdowns, system disturbances & faults • Customers Encouraged to report outages to ZESCO Customer Call or Care Centers (phone, Mobile App or SMS)

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Level 4 (Very Intense Load Shedding) Level 3 (Intense Load Shedding) Level 2 (Moderate to Heavy Load Shedding) The approach ensures a more predictable and consistent load management schedule for customers up to December 2020 by categorizing the various stages of load management ranging from level zero to level six.

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NEWS OF THE WORLD

In Mogadishu, a vehicle exploded when security forces shot at it as it attacked a police post

SOMALIA RESTAURANT ATTACK: SIX KILLED BY AL-SHABAB A

BOMB explosion at a restaurant in the southern Somali town of Baidoa has killed six people, officials have told the BBC. There has also been a suicide bomb attack close to the port of the capital, Mogadishu, which injured at

least seven.

Militant group al-Shabab said it was behind both incidents. The UN-backed government has been battling against al-Shabab for control of the country for more than a decade. The militants, who are allied to al-Qaeda, said that in Baidoa they were targeting tax collectors, who

were holding a meeting at the restaurant, and soldiers.

They added that two soldiers died in the attack but officials said the victims were all civilians.

Police told the BBC that in Mogadishu officers opened fire on a vehicle after it failed to stop at a checkpoint.

The suicide bomber

Fourth of July: Trump vows to defeat 'radical left' in Independence Day speech US President Donald Trump has used an Independence Day address to vow to defeat the "radical left" as protests sweep the country.

Striking a combative tone, Mr Trump said he would "fight... to preserve American way of life", while railing at "mobs" targeting historical monuments.

Ahead of his speech, Black Lives Matter protesters gathered nearby.

Mr Trump's 2020 election

rival Joe Biden said everyone deserved "a full share of the American dream".

The 4 July holiday marks the nation's declaration of independence from Britain in 1776 and is one of the most important days in the national calendar.

Historically presidents have used the occasion to deliver speeches extolling the virtues of unity. Last year Mr Trump spoke of the "extraordinary heritage" of the country at

an event with a militaristic theme that involved Air Force flyovers and tanks parked on display.

This year, Mr Trump's address was again followed by a flyover involving various aircraft, including B-52 bombers and F-35 fighter jets.

Speaking from the White House lawn on Saturday, Mr Trump took aim at protesters that he sees as anti-patriotic who have taken to the streets in the wake of the death in

driving the car is said to have tried to hit a police post in front of the port but the security forces shot him and the vehicle exploded.

Two police officers and five passers-by were wounded.

“Metal debris fell all over us inside the port and we heard gunfire,” a port worker told Reuters. - BBC

police custody in May of African-American George Floyd.

“We are now in the process of defeating the radical left, the anarchists, the agitators, the looters, and the people who, in many instances, have absolutely no clue what they are doing,” he said.

“We will never allow an angry mob to tear down our statues, erase our history, indoctrinate our children.”

- BBC

Egypt sets date for senate elections in August CAIRO - Egypt will hold inaugural elections for a new second parliamentary chamber on Aug. 11-12, election commissioner Lasheen Ibrahim said on Saturday.

Amendments made to Egypt’s constitution last year provided for the creation

of the Council of Senators, a 300-member secondary chamber that will be twothirds elected by the public and the remainder appointed by the president.

“Holding elections during the pandemic that has swept the world necessitates that

we take several precautionary measures to protect ourselves and society,” Ibrahim said during a televised press conference. He said all polling stations will observe health guidelines, with all voters and polling staff required to wear masks, and social distancing

measures will be enforced.

Egypt reported 1,485 new cases of coronavirus on Friday bringing the total number of infections to 72,711, including 3,201 deaths. The poll results will be announced on Aug. 19 in the official state gazette, Ibrahim said. - REUTERS

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Jets hit Libya's al-Watiya airbase where Turkey may build base, sources say BENGHAZI, Libya Warplanes struck overnight at an airbase that was recently recaptured by Libya’s internationally recognised government from eastern forces with help from Turkey, a military source with the eastern forces and a resident nearby said.

The strikes were carried out by “unknown aircraft”, the military source with the Libyan National Army (LNA) of eastern-based commander Khalifa Haftar said.

A resident at the nearby town of Zintan said explosions were heard from the direction of the base.

Watiya’s recapture in May by the Government of National Accord (GNA) in Tripoli marked the start of a sudden collapse of the LNA’s 14-month assault to seize the capital and its retreat along the coast to the new frontlines.

Turkish support was vital to the GNA in turning back the

Ghana’s president self-isolates after close person tests positive for coronavirus ACCRA - Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo will self-isolate for 14 days on the advice of doctors after a person in his close circle tested positive for coronavirus, the government said in a statement late on Saturday.

“He has, as at today, tested negative, but has elected to take this measure out of the abundance of caution,” the statement said, adding that the president will continue to work during the period, in compliance with COVID-19 safety protocols.

The statement did not say if the close person was a staff or family member.

Ghana has recorded 19,388 coronavirus cases, one of the highest number of

LNA offensive with advanced air defences and drone strikes that targeted Khalifa’s supply lines and troop build-ups.

A Turkish source said last month that Turkey was in talks with the GNA to establish two bases in Libya, one of them at Watiya, the most important airbase in western Libya.

Turkey’s Defence Minister Hulusi Akar was in Tripoli for meetings with the GNA on Friday and Saturday and Akar swore to do all that was necessary to help it, a Turkish defence ministry statement said.

The LNA is backed by the United Arab Emirates, Russia and Egypt. During its advance towards Tripoli last year, the LNA was assisted by Egyptian and UAE airstrikes.

Last month, the United States said Russia had sent at least 14 MiG29 and Su-24 warplanes to an LNA base via Syria, where their Russian airforce markings were removed.

- REUTERS

cases in sub-Saharan Africa, with 117 deaths.

The West African nation’s deputy trade and industry minister Carlos Kingsley Ahenkorah resigned on Friday for violating coronavirus selfisolation measures after he tested positive for the virus.

- REUTERS

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GUARDIOLA CONFIDENT MAN CITY WILL AVOID CHAMPIONS LEAGUE BAN

M Coronavirus: Quarantine rules relaxed for sports teams and film crews NEW quarantine exemptions will allow major sporting events, as well as TV and film productions, to go ahead this summer, the government has said.

Some sports teams and production crews will not have to quarantine upon arrival in England if they are essential to the event or production.

The scheme gives the green light for Formula One, international football, golf and snooker tournaments to return.

The government’s new quarantine exemptions mean Silverstone will be able to stage races in August, while Champions League and Europa League football, the PGA British Masters Championship and the World Snooker Championships will go ahead.

Announcing the scheme, which applies to England only, Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said: “The British summer of sport is back on.”

Under the new rules, sports authorities, event

CHELSEA brushed off their midweek setback to return to winning ways with a routine 3-0 victory over Watford at Stamford Bridge.

Frank Lampard had called for a response from his players following his side's 3-2 defeat to West Ham, and after Manchester United temporarily moved above them into the top four with a comprehensive victory over Bournemouth on Saturday, Chelsea had to win.

At times, Chelsea controlled the second period like a training game, but Ross Barkley added extra gloss to

organisers and the film and TV industry would need to follow “stringent protocols” to become exempt from the 14day quarantine rule.

At the moment, most travellers to the UK must quarantine for two weeks.

However, from 10 July, people arriving in England from dozens of countries deemed “low risk” will not have to isolate.

Those who earn exemption by following the new rules will have to live and work in controlled “bubbled” environments and must be tested for coronavirus regularly. People working in the film industry will be required to remain for 14 days within a bubble that includes only their accommodation and production location.

The scheme will apply to individuals coming into England specifically to work on film and television productions which qualify as British under one of the government’s cultural tests or official co-production treaties.

It comes as the culture secretary is under increasing pressure to provide further support to the performing arts.

The government’s plan for the return of live theatre and music, announced last week, was dismissed by many in the industry as inadequate amid calls for financial help and a timetable for reopening.

Actors’ union Equity said that without investment to save jobs and venues, such guidance would be “meaningless”.

-SUPERSPORTS

anchester City manager Pep Guardiola has "a lot of confidence" his club will avoid a two-season ban from European competitions when the verdict of their appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) is revealed later this month.

City were banned from Uefa competitions for two years by the European governing body in February after being found guilty of overstating sponsorship outcome to avoid breaches of Financial Fair Play regulations.

Their case was heard by CAS last month and the club have always been bullish about the potential outcome.

"We are ready. I have a lot of confidence and trust with the people that we will be allowed to play the Champions League, because we want to be on the field during these years," said Guardiola.

Amid the off-field issues, City remain one of the favourites to win this season's Champions League, which is now due to resume in August.

City hold a 2-1 lead over

Lewis Hamilton: 'Lack of understanding' of the issue of racism

LEWIS Hamilton says some drivers' reluctance to take a knee before the Austrian Grand Prix is down to a lack of understanding of racism.

F1 drivers will take a collective stance against racism before Sunday's season-opening race, but some are not comfortable with the kneeling gesture.

Hamilton said he had made his point to the drivers at a meeting on Friday.

"I described the scenario that silence is really generally complicit. There is some silence in some cases," he said.

World champion Hamilton added: "But I think it is part of a dialogue of people trying to understand, because there are still some people who don't fully understand what is happening and what is the reason for these protests and I continue to try to be that guide and try to influence as many people as I can with it."

BBC Sport reported earlier on Saturday that while the drivers were united in their opposition to racism, a minority had misgivings about taking a knee before the race.

This is partly because of the political connotations of the gesture in some countries, and partly because some did not appreciate what they saw as Hamilton's accusatory tone in his social media messages

Chelsea Arsenal triumph the scoreline as he met Cesar Azpilicueta's cross to slam home a smart finish at the near post (90+2). The result means Chelsea leapfrog United by two points back into fourth spot while Watford remain precariously placed, one position and a solitary point above the relegation zone ahead of 18th-placed Aston Villa, who visit Liverpool on Sunday, live

R e a l Madrid after the first leg of their last-16 tie.

There is still uncertainty over where the return match will be played with the rest of the competition from the quarterfinals to be played at neutral venues in Lisbon. -SUPERSPORTS

on Sky Sports.

Meanwhile, Arsenal brought Wolves' charge for the top four to a screeching halt with goals from Bukayo Saka and Alexandre Lacazette giving the Gunners a 2-0 win at Molineux.Wolves had been unbeaten in eight Premier League games and had won all three of their matches since the restart, but a sensational

volley from Saka (43) put Arsenal ahead at the end of the first half. "It's been a week that I'll remember for my whole life," Saka told Sky Sports after the game, having signed a new long-term deal with Arsenal on Wednesday before being handed a start against Wolves, which he capped off with his first Premier League goal.

-SKYSPORT

asking other senior figures in the sport to issue anti-racist statements following the death in police custody of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, in the US on 25 May. Briton Hamilton, 35, said this week he was not accusing the drivers specifically, but rather the industry at large. After qualifying second to Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas at the Red Bull

Ring on Saturday, he said: "In the meeting I acknowledged to a lot of drivers that there was an interpretation of a message I posted asking for people to speak out and their silence, and just saying thank you to who said something on their social media platforms because they have a great voice and platform and encouraging the others to say something." -BBC

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HE Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) says it is hopeful Zambia will rise and that the Chipolopolo boys will qualify to five Africa Cup of Nations in the next ten years after missing out on the last two AFCON editions.

FAZ president Andrew Kamanga said Chipolopolo coach Milutin ‘Mitcho’ Sredojevich has an opportunity to pick players from the under-17, under-20, the CHAN team, and the players who have gone into various professional leagues to make formidable squads which can compete.

During an interactive session with the media on Saturday, Kamanga said the association has assembled various national teams which will take Zambian football forward at both senior and junior levels.

“We think the foundation we have built is now going to be strong enough to sustain our football fortunes.

“This is why it is very important, that when we talk about the 10 Years Strategic Plan, we are now going to make sure that we get to a point where, we avoid finding ourselves where success becomes our own enemy.

“We need to continuously manage the success we have recorded at junior level so that

Man Utd: Mason Greenwood, Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial's rise to form When Manchester United sold Romelu Lukaku to Inter Milan last summer, they were accused of having made a significant error and of leaving themselves short of goalscoring options.

When Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side won just two out of seven games at the start of 2020 and were six points below the top four - leading to the surprising signing of Odion Ighalo on loan from the

Chinese Super League - their manager's decision-making looked questionable.

But as United have improved this year, so have their front three.

The forwards who started Saturday's 5-2 thrashing of Bournemouth - Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood - have become goal machines, with 55 between them in all competitions. - BBC

we don’t come and face the same problems we faced before,” Kamanga said.

He said the association has embarked on a 10-year strategic plan which will ensure that Zambian football goes forward. Kamanga said the 10-year plan is critical as it will ensure that Zambia qualifies to five Africa Cup of Nations and three World Cups.

“We want to get to a point where even if we leave FAZ today, whoever will come in, will find structures, all they are going to do is implement, and change whatever they will want but there will be a benchmark to start from.

He said time had come for Zambia to start thinking of winning its second Africa Cup

of Nations like African giants Egypt, who have won it seven times and Cameroon and Ghana who have won five and four times respectively.

Kamanga said what his executive has done in the last four years has given them impetus to build on the next four years.

“We have realised that if we are going to develop football across the country, we should look at all the provinces and in doing so we are saying going forward, FAZ will focus on provincial leagues,” he said.

Meanwhile, Kamanga has hailed FAZ Super Division sponsors, MTN Zambia and Super Sport for promoting the growth of football in the country.

‘Defend the FAZ Constitution’

By MICHAEL MIYOBA ZAMBIA Sports Fans Association (ZASPOFA) patron Peter Makembo has urged the Football Association of Zambia to follow and defend the FAZ Constitution to avoid any sanctions from FIFA. Makembo said it is unfortunate that FIFA has warned FAZ with a 10 days ultimatum for the association to resolve the wrangles which have continued to affect the soccer body since the Andrew Kamanga led executive took office in 2016.

He said there is need for the association to put its house in order and promote unity while abiding by the FAZ Constitution to avoid a possible ban from FIFA. “It’s up to FAZ to put its house in older by following what is written in their constitution. They should stand and defend the constitution.

“The 10 days given by FIFA is enough time to resolve the wrangles because rules are there and if they don’t follow the rules, these wrangles will never end so let them follow what the constitution says, this

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is a straight forward issue,” Makembo said.

“Let FAZ stick to what the rules say.”

FIFA has given the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) 10 days to resolve the wrangles or risk being sanctioned. According to a letter addressed to FAZ President Andrew Kamanga and signed by FIFA Chief Member Association Officer Veron Masengo Omba, the international sports body is aware that FAZ has been dragged to Court, a move described as an anomaly.

Damiano FC manager Damiano Mutale and Patson Lusaka sued FAZ in an attempt to stop the FAZ elections, a case which was referred to the Constitutional Court. And expelled FAZ vice president Richard Kazala, sued Kamanga and his general secretary Adrian Kashala for contempt of court.

However, Omba warned that all Football matters are not resolved in national Courts and that the aggrieved should rush to FIFA.