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By BENNIE MUNDANDIO

GIVE artisan gold mining licences to citizens as opposed to shutting them out each time minerals are discovered in their communities because this is the only way we can attain true empowerment and job creation, a mining expert, Edward Simukonda, has said.

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Kasama MP warns UPND chief Mr. Sampa

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11, 000 miners’ jobs as Mopani operations or resume …apologise else,

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By SILUMESI MALUMO, ROGERS KALERO and SANFROSA MANYINDA

ABOUT 11,000 miners’ jobs who were on verge of being thrown on the streets by Mopani Copper Mine after it resolved to put the mines in Kitwe and Mufulira on care and maintenance, have been saved following constructive discussion between government and

mining firm.

Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Richard Musukwa said govern[Page 4] ment and Mopani held discussions which had yielded meaningful consensus.

Mr Musukwa said that during the meeting Mopani agreed to resume operations and all the welfare of the workers had been secured.

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EXPEL QUACKS One of the hallmarks of journalism is feeding society with truth and progressive ideas that can help bring positive change.

This objective will remain active even as journalism and society continue to evolve with advanced technology and latest societal trends.

Therefore, the World Press Freedom Day commemoration in Zambia must always emphasise credibility in this valuable profession.

Ghanaian journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, once put it aptly, “journalism is about results. It’s about affecting your community or society in the most progressive way.”

This position is further supported by Czech-born screenwriter, Tom Stoppard, who averred that, “I still believe that if your aim is to change the world, journalism is a more immediate short-term weapon.”

The emphasis in all this is bringing positive change through honesty and objective reporting.

It is important, therefore, for journalists to embrace ethical and objective reporting because they have a responsibility to serve society with utmost care.

This means that media personnel must never constrict themselves to serving sectarian interests or sink so low as to only disseminate information in order to derive personal gain.

At individual level, journalists must espouse personnel development through further training and reading widely.

The old adage that “a journalist is a jack of all trades and master of none,” may be too dangerous in the modern world; journalists need to depart from such a concept.

It is abundantly clear that the world is advancing and so is the media landscape, hence the need for journalists to embrace a progressive approach.

Modern journalism demands that practitioners should continue training and delving into other disciplines at higher level for them to expertly interpret national and international issues.

Thus journalists should pursue training in other disciplines such as economics, business studies, law, political science, sociology and other professional programmes.

This has happened and it is happening!

Journalists in Zambia and elsewhere have been complaining about plummeting standards in the profession. They must move a step further.

The approach to solving this problem should be two-pronged.

Firstly, to build institutional capacity so that media outlets are able to run profitably and able to remunerate journalists appropriately.

Secondly, Government must strictly regulate training institutions to ensure they churn out highly-competent journalists that can meet the demand in the competitive industry.

Most of all, journalists and Government must ensure that the self-regulatory mechanism is operationalised.

Media houses must craft business strategies to guarantee sustenance of their operations and become profitable and only employ highly-competent journalists.

The above measures will automatically rid this noble profession of quacks and pretenders that mostly hide behind faceless social media outlets.

Too many quacks have invaded the media space and it is time that the journalism profession was sanitised.

Quacks and pretenders are speaking the loudest, even attempting to hijack leadership in credible journalism associations.

This is the reason why there is always character assassination and confusion during annual general meetings in these associations; quacks always contaminate such gatherings.

In fact, some quacks have formed ‘professional’ associations and issuing media statements, which unfortunately hit the airwaves and newspaper headlines.

Engineers, human resource practitioners, lawyers, marketers, accountants, procurement specialists, doctors, nurses and other professionals are managing themselves decently.

Journalists must follow suite; they must expel quacks!

PURSUING JUSTICE AND EQUITY WITH INTERGRITY

CONGOLESE FROM LOCKDOWN INVADE ZAMBIA

And Copperbelt Commissioner of Police Charity Katanga warned that police would not hesitate to deal with law breakers.

Ms Katanga said in an interview that police would not tolerate lawlessness at the border, further calling on residents to avoid altercations with the neighboring nationals.

“We understand that this is an immigration matter but we will come in where and when we feel we should. Our officers will remain alert and move in as quickly as possible when the security is threatened in the area,” she said.

Ms Katanga however called on the immigration department to ensure that illegal immigrants were kept in check especially with the corona virus outbreak.

Meanwhile, Chililabombwe Member of Parliament Richard Musukwa said that he was not aware of the situation at the border.

Mr Musukwa, who is also Mines Minister, said that he would engage the local authority to investigate what was happening at the border.

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA

CONGOLESE nationals have defied a lockdown order by breaking barrier and stonning security personnel to rush into Zambia for food.

The foreign nationals broke down the barrier that was erected to prevent them from getting into Zambia at Kasumbalesa border near Chililabombwe to prevent the spread of the Covid-19.

There was pandemonium at the border as the foreign nationals forced their way into Zambia in large numbers with others physically attacking Zambian security personnel that were trying to stop them.

Some Zambians watched in utter shock from a safe distance as the unrelenting Congolese stormed Kasumbalesa by force.

Congolese in Katanga province buy essential goods, especially food from Zambia.

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Govt beats revenue collection target NAPSA exposes

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU GOVERNMENT has exceeded revenue collection for the first quarter of 2020 by 0.11 percent due to positive performances of certain tax types such as income and customs and excise duty which were all above target.

Total revenue and grant collections amounted to K15.32 billion, 0.11 percent above the projected K15.31 billion for the quarter, said Secretary to the Treasury, Fredson Yamba.

“Revenues, grants and domestic financing totalled K18.1 billion in the first quarter of 2020. Of this amount, Tax revenue accounted for K11.87 billion, non-tax K3.18 billion, grants K271.96 million, and K2.8 billion came from domestic financing,” Mr Yamba said in a statement yesterday.

Mr Yamba indicated that at K7.1 billion against a target of K5.8 billion, income tax collection was above target by 23 percent, He explained that this was mostly driven by company tax from the mining sector and positive performance of pay as you earn.

Mr Yamba also said revenues, grants and domestic financing totalled K18.1 billion between January and March 2020.

Of this amount, he explained, total revenue and grant collections amounted to K15.32 billion, 0.11 percent above the projected K15.31 billion for the quarter.

He indicated that tax revenue accounted for K11.87 billion, non-tax K3.18 billion, grants K271.96 million, and K2.8 billion came from domestic financing.

Mr Yamba further said at K1.89 billion, Customs and Excise Duty collections were above the target of K1.86 billion by 2 percent, attributing the development to increased imports during the first quarter.

“Collection of Export Duties reached K88.8 million between January and March 2020 against a target of K52.99 million. The 68 percent above target performance is attributed to the increase in exports of precious metals and copper,” he said.

On Non-Tax Revenue, Mr Yamba said collections reached K3.18 billion against a target of K2.74 billion.

He said the positive performance was attributed to a dividend received from the Bank of Zambia and improved collection efficiencies by ministries, provinces and agencies such as National Road Fund Agency and the Road Traffic and Safety Agency.

Catholic priest suspended

By OLIVER SAMBOKO A Catholic Priest in Lusaka has been suspended in unclear circumstances.

According to a letter by Archbishop of Lusaka Alick Band., Fr Ringfold Mwelwa has been suspended from priesthood indefinitely and has ceased to be a parish priest at Kaunda square Catholic Church.

“I hereby wish to inform you that I have with immediate effect suspended Rev. Fr Ringfold Abel Mwelwa from priesthood indefinably. With this suspension, he ceases being Parish Priest for Kaunda Parish as well as Judicial vicar of the Archdiocese of Lusaka,” read the letter.

impersonation scam

By OLIVER SAMBOKO A SCANDAL has been unearthed where unscrupulous people claiming to be acting on behalf of NAPSA board Chairman Evans Chibiliti are defrauding unsuspecting individuals and companies on the pretext that they had been sent by him.

National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) Head of Corporate Affairs Cephas Sinyangwe warned the public in a statement against falling in the hands of the fraudsters and instead report such people to police.

He said it had come to the attention of NAPSA that some unscrupulous individuals were going around asking for money and other favours from individuals and corporate entities with existing or potential business relations with NAPSA, claiming that they had been sent by the Chairman of the NAPSA Board of Trustees when in fact not.

“Unscrupulous people are defrauding unsuspecting individuals and companies on pretext that they have been sent by NAPSA Board of Trustees Chairman of to collect financial and material benefits on his behalf,” he said.

He said the matter has already been reported to the Zambian Police who are currently conducting their investigations and the law will take its course on anyone found wanting once the inquiry has been concluded in the mater.

Mr Sinyangwe advised the public and companies to be alert and vigilant as the chairman of the NAPSA Board of Trustees had not instructed any persons to collect financial or material benefits on his behalf from any company or individual.

“Individuals purporting to have been sent by the board chairman are clearly criminals and fraudsters with intent to defraud unsuspecting companies and individuals of their hard-earned resources,” he said.

NAQEZ wants academic calendar restructured

By BENNIE MUNDANDO

GOVERNMENT must call for an emergency national indaba to restructure the national academic calendar now that it is clear that the coronavirus (COVID-19) has managed to fundamentally disturb it, the National Action for Quality Education in Zambia (NAQEZ) has said.

NAQEZ executive director Aaron Chansa yesterday said says NAQEZ was of the view that the two Ministries of Education should convene a meeting of educational stakeholders to critically analyse the effects of the pandemic on education and craft projected alternatives for

the remaining months.

Mr. Chansa said just like the case was across the world, there was need for an emergency stakeholders’ indaba for collective restructuring of the national academic calendar.

He said seeing the coronavirus cases were on the increase and the fact that institutions of learning were not likely to reopen this month or even in the next two months, the expected Indaba must seriously consider cancelling all extra- curricular activities for 2020.

He said it was also inevitable need to consider pushing grades 9 and 12 August national examinations to November or December.

“Now that it very clear that the novel coronavirus has managed to fundamentally disturb the Zambian academic calendar, just like the case is across the world, NAQEZ is calling for an emergency stakeholder’s indaba for collective restructuring of the national academic calendar.

“As an outfit promoting quality education in the country, NAQEZ urges the two Ministries of Education to convene a meeting of educational stakeholders to critically analyze the effects of the pandemic on education, so far recorded, and craft projected alternatives for the remaining months,” Mr. Chansa said.

He warned that insisting on August examinations may not achieve any academic purpose as the country may not know when the virus will be defeated hence the need for the country to have alternatives in place for the rest of the national academic life.

“As we wait for an alternative plan for our education, NAQEZ appeals to the Ministry of General Education to make use of provincial and Community Radio stations by engaging local teachers.

At the moment, the TV educational channel and all E-learning platforms are not helping the situation at all,’’ he said.

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By BENNIE MUNDANDIO

GIVE artisan gold mining licences to citizens as opposed to shutting them out each time minerals are discovered in their communities because this is the only way we can attain true empowerment and job creation, a mining expert, Edward Simukonda, has said.

Speaking to the Daily Nation yesterday, Mr. Simukonda said the current situation where any discovery of minerals was a preserve of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines Limited (ZCCM) was not helping citizens.

He said for a long time now, he and other experts had advised Government to allow citizens to carry out small scale mining activities but that each time minerals were discovered, the locals were not considered in any way.

“I personally feel citizens must participate in gold mining and let them be given artisan licences as small scale miners because this is the empowerment that we need if we are to reduce poverty and create employment among communities.

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“There is nothing wrong with Zambians asking to mine their own minerals because that is their natural resource. It is their birthright and all they need is just some kind of legality for them to venture into mining benefit,” Mr. Simukonda.

He pleaded with Government to, for once, listen to independent voices from experts in the sector when they spoke because they meant well for the development of the country and the future of mining in Zambia and not that they had vested interests.

“The locals should be empowered. The people within an area where these minerals are discovered should be given an opportunity to participate in mining. I gave them a typical example of how this is done in Tanzania.

“All the areas in that country where gold deposits are discovered are given to the locals to participate in mining by Government. They are the major participants because that is their land and Government just comes in to facilitate.

“That is the advice I have been giving Government but that is not being heeded to. Everything is now a preserve for institutions like IDC and ZCCM to the exclusion of the citizens. Locals are simply ignored and they don’t even talk about them.

This is very unfortunate,” he said.

He said driving away communities from minerals was not the best but to empower them.

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UPND WEST CRISIS DEEPENS … as rebellion takes root despite new executive put in place

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PND yesterday failed to clarify the dilemma of their two conflicting provincial executive committees in Western Province after Njamba Musangu refused to step down as chairman of the old one following his removal last week.

Mr Musangu “It was not clear who was the provincial chairman in the province - leaving ordinary members of the party confused. Challenging the dissolution of his executive committee on the grounds that it had failed to stem the tide of defections by councillors to the ruling Patriotic Front”.

Mr Musangu on Friday rejected an announcement by the UPND secretariat in Lu-

Covid-19 cases soar to 124

By OLIVER SAMBOKO

THE number of COVID-19 cases in the country has jumped to 124 from the first two cases recorded on March 18 2020 involving a couple that had travelled to France.

Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya announced at a media briefing yesterday that five more cases had been recorded from the 926 tests conducted in the last 24 hours, bringing the cumulative number to 124.

He also disclosed that the number of COVID-19 recov-

eries had risen to 78 after three more patients were discharged.

Dr Chilufya said of the five new cases, three were from Lusaka, one from mass screening from Kafue while the other one was a truck driver from a foreign jurisdiction.

He said cumulatively cases now stood at 124, 78 recoveries, 3 deaths and 46 active cases, all stable including the 3 months old baby whose condition he said had tremendously improved.

Dr Chilufya said the Ministry had enhanced commu-

nity surveillance screening in Lusaka and other areas with 1,190 people having screened in Rhodes Park.

He said more health personnel had been trained in various sectors so that sample collection and response was enhanced.

"The strategy in the COVID-19 is finding the cases, and quarantining to avoid continuity of new infections," he said.

Government, he added, had continued to stockpile protective personal (PPE's) for medical personnel.

saka ordering his executive committee to disband and appointed an interim one to run the affairs of the party in the region pending elections of all organs of the party.

Mr Musangu said he did not recognise the interim committee chaired by Nkeyema Member of Parliament Kapelwa Mbangweta and that as far as he was concerned, his executive was the one running the province.

But in a statement issued to the Daily Nation yesterday, Mr Mbangweta could not clarify the fact that Western Province now had two UPND provincial executive committees. Instead, Mr Mbangweta appealed to UPND members in the province to “mobilise and attract more members” to the party, saying that was the focus of his new executive.

On the position of Mr Musangu’s old executive committee which has challenged its, Mr Mbangweta said: “Each institution has a set of rules, regulations and procedures which govern its operations. UPND is no exception.”

It was however not clear

Dr Chilufya also paid tribute to 24-year-old Biomedical Scientist Ian Mutambo of Zambezi district who died on duty in a road accident while taking COVID-19 samples to Lusaka.

He said Matambo was a dedicated health worker and Biomedical Scientist who travelled on the fateful Power Tools bus from Solwezi that plunged into the Kabompo River on May 2 2020.

Dr Chilufya and said a full report would be announced to the nation after all the investigations were concluded and assured that all other matters relating to compensation, among others, would be done administratively.

K6.86bn released for development programmes

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

GOVERNMENT last month released K6.86 billion to finance developmental programmes and other public service delivery operations.

Secretary to the Treasury, Fredson Yamba, said of this amount, the key items to which funds were released include K1.4 billion for the public service wage bill, K823.6 million for subsidies and social benefit programmes and K736.2 million for service delivery.

Mr Yamba said in a statement yesterday that K271.6 million was released for on-going capital projects such as transport infrastructure and rural-electrification.

“The Treasury also released K2.55 million to help dismantle liabilities relating to the consumption of goods and

services by various ministries, provinces and agencies.

“During the address to the nation made on Friday April 24 2020, His Excellency the President of the Republic of Zambia Dr Edgar Chagwa Lungu directed the Ministry of Finance to expedite the payment of K1 billion to various suppliers of goods and services to Government,” he said.

Mr Yamba said an update on progress made to date would be given during the week.

In April 2020, he said, Government released K823.6 million towards transfers and subsidies, of which an amount of K227.73 million went towards propelling revenue generating activities under the Appropriation-In-Aid (AIA) mechanism against the amount of K201.4 million earlier profiled.

Mr Yamba said K178.4 mil-

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lion was released to support the operations of Grant Aided Institutions. Notable among the recipients were National Assembly which got K5.5 million, Zambia Education Publishing got K5 million, and Zambia Revenue Authority which received K127.5 million to support operations and resource mobilisation.

“The Minister of Finance is emphatic on the need for the new ZRA Board to not only ensure that the recently issued economic stimulus Statutory Instruments are thoroughly communicated to stakeholders but also effectively implemented in line with the commitment made by President Lungu for the Government to cushion the impact of COVID-19 on business and enterprise, countrywide, and achieve a positive knock-oneffect on sustainability,” he

said.

To support continuous operations, he explained, hospitals received a total of K104 million in April 2020, part of which is front-loaded financing.

Mr Yamba said in addition, K111.2 million was released for purchase of drugs and other medical supplies.

He indicated that K79 million was given to public universities and K22.2 million was pumped in the Local Government Equalisation Fund to cover the outstanding balance for April 2020 - having earlier received more than its monthly requirement for March 2020.

Mr Yamba also said the Treasury released K629.70 million to facilitate service delivery in various Ministries Provinces and Agencies to combat covid-19.

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who was the provincial chairman in the province - leaving ordinary members of the party confused. Challenging the dissolution of his executive committee on the grounds that it had failed to stem the tide of defections by councillors to the ruling Patriotic Front, Mr Musangu said he had been removed “illegally.”

He claimed that he had not been removed by the UPND national management committee as per constitution of the party “but a handful of people, some of whom do not hold any position in the party”. Mr Musangu, who is known in UPND circles to be

very close to party president Hakainde Hichilema, said he could not be blamed for the embarrassing losses suffered by the party at the hands of the ruling PF in recent council by-elections.

Meanwhile, highly placed UPND sources have disclosed that four more councillors, including the one for Imusho ward in Shangombo, were planning to resign and join PF. The sources said these resignations have rocked the country’s main opposition party, forcing its senior members to put pressure on Mr Hichilema to take action against Mr Musangu.

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Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Richard Musukwa said government and Mopani held discussions which had yielded meaningful consensus.

Mr Musukwa said that during the meeting Mopani agreed to resume operations and all the welfare of the workers had been secured.

This includes all directly employed workers and those engaged by contractors, he said. He told the Daily Nation yesterday, government would continue to dialogue with Mopani in next 90 days with the view to finding long term solutions for the company.

“Mopani will issue a fresh notice of 90 days indicating that to the citizenry at large that the pro-poor government of his Excellency the President, Mr Edgar Changwa Lungu will not neglect the workers. He has personally been concerned that this matter be amicably resolved because the workers cannot be neglected nor abandoned.

Government is alive to the plight of the miners, contractors and citizens hence the determination of his the President to ensure that the livelihoods of the people are secured.

“Government will engage in constructive dialogue with Mopani to understand the challenges the company is facing and also look at the sustainable solutions going forward,” he said.

In addition, Mr Musukwa said, government would continue to encourage open dialogue to promote the mining industry in this critical period of COVID 19 and unstable commodity prices.

Government will continue to create a conducive investment climate which promotes sustainability and encourages growth in mine development through reduced costs of production by encouraging local contractors and local skilled personnel to play a pivotal role anchored on mine operational safety and health.

Meanwhile Mopani Copper Mines Public Relations Officer Nebert Mulenga confirmed that constructive discussions had taken place with the Government.

He said Mopani would re-start mining operations and issue a notice of its intention to place the mining operations on care and maintenance after 90 days.

“During the 90 day period, Mopani will continue to engage with the government on potential solutions to its current challenges.

The health and safety of the workforce and surrounding communities is our top priority, “ he said.

Mr Mulenga said Mopani would engage with its employees, relevant contractors and local communities regarding the restart of operations.

He said Mopani remains committed to supporting its community projects, hospitals and schools.

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AMBIA’S debt servicing has gobbled 36.6 percent of Government’s total expenditure of K17.4 billion for the first quarter of 2020.

Debt service payments between January and March 2020 reached K6.4 billion, therefore, accounting for 36.6 percent of total expenditure, said Secretary to the Treasury, Fredson Yamba.

The country’s external debt currently stands at US$11.2 billion while domestic debt is around K26.2 billion, excluding Value Added Tax arrears.

Mr Yamba said expenditure during the first quarter of 2020 amounted to K17.4 billion of which K14.8 billion was financed from domestic resources while K304.9 million was foreign financed.

“In that period, domestic debt service payments totalled K3.7 billion – including K665.8 million principal repayments on government securities. On the other hand, external debt service reached K2.7 billion with principal repayments amounting to K1.6 billion,” he said.

Government last month released K3.7 billion for both domestic and external debt service to ensure the country remains on track with its debt management and fiscal sustainability strategy.

Mr Yamba also said personal emoluments accounted for 36.9 percent and that K6.4 billion was released to cater for salaries, third-party payments and allowances for officials in Zambia’s missions abroad.

More funds go to debt servicing “The K1.5 billion released for general government operations accounted for 8.5 percent of total expenditure; notable of which was K197.7 million allocated to Drugs and Medical supplies, K133 million for foreign financed activities, K41.4 million for Census and K20 million for the Compensation Fund.

Mr Yamba said subsides, Transfers and other Payments accounted for 8.4 percent of total expenditure.

He said notable expenditure from the K1.5 billion released in this category include K241 million given to public universities, K103.8 million which went to hospitals, K170 million to Grant Aided Insti-

tutions, and K144 million to revenue generating institutions under the Appropriation-in-Aid Mechanism.

Mr Yamba said K282.6 million was given to the Zambia Revenue Authority while K196.5 million went towards the Local Government Equalisation Fund.

“K20 million to the Farm-

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‘Illegal gold dealers’ arrests vindicates Lungu’

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PRESIDENT Lungu’s strong action taken against the Mwinilunga illegal gold dealers proves his hate for criminality, validates his fight against corruption and calls for support from every well-meaning, PF member Tobias Banda has said.

Mr Banda said for a number of weeks now, the airwaves had been flooded with news of illegal gold miners, gold dealers, including thieves who broke into police cells and stole the gold that was forfeited to the State.

He said it was on record that the President made pronouncements to stop the illegal eventualities and bring the culprits to book regardless of their political affiliation, personal wealth status, and proximity to the corridors of power or even religion.

“One might have thought that it was mere rhetoric as it is always alleged. But Alas!

The Provincial PF Chairperson Jackson Kungo was implicated and immediately suspended together with his counterpart the provincial chairlady, a few other party officials on the province and district level in Mwinilunga.

“The named suspects in the scandal that saw gold worth over K30 million disappear from police custody at Mwinilunga police station are facing several charges and are yet to appear in court,” Mr. Banda said.

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er Input Support Programme and K10 million for Food Security Pack. Further, transfers and subsidies from cooperating partners accounted for K171.2 million expenditure.

Mr Yamba further said transactions in non-financial assets amounted to K845 million, thereby translating into 4.8 percent of total expendi-

ture.

He said Notable expenditure under this category included K703.7 million for road infrastructure, K56 million for the rural electrification programme, K43.3 million for ordinary capital items, and K37 million for the Food Reserve Agency.

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‘TRY MADAGASCAR COVID-19 DRUG’

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OVERNMENT should order the Covid-19 herbal drug discovered in Madagascar so that it can be tested for safety and efficacy, Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD).

FDD acting spokesperson, Yotam Mtayachalo, said Government should dispatch a team of health experts to the Island nation to learn more about the drug and carryout necessary tests so that it could be administered in Zambia.

"It is better to allow the drug to be administered in Zambia notwithstanding that the World Health Organisation(WHO) has not endorsed it because people are dying while the economy is on its knees hence relying on the world body for approval which has a bureaucratic system maybe catastrophic," Mr Mtayachalo said.

Mr Mtayachalo said the Covid-19 should also serve as a wake-up call to African governments to increase budgetary allocations to the health sector more importantly to the field of

medical research.

He called for increased funding to research institutions such as the Tropical Diseases Research Centre(TDRC) in Ndola and the University of Zambia of school of medicine among others.

"As FDD we would like to back calls by former Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ) Dr Aaron Mujajati and other stakeholders for Zambia to consider ordering covid-19 organics the herbal drug discovered in Madagascar," Mr Mtayachalo said.

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TAZAMA donates towards covid-19 fight

By PETER SICHALI

TANZANIA-ZAMBIA Mafuta Pipeline (TAZAMA) has donated K40, 000 worth of assorted items to Isoka District hospital towards the fight against Covid-19.

The items donated include five infrared gun thermometers, 5 boxes of hand sanitisers, 5 boxes of hand wash soap, 5 containers of disinfectant, five boxes of surgical masks and 5 sprayers.

TAZAMA pipeline senior

public relations officer Kenneth Kalunga said the donation was aimed at complementing government's efforts in the fight against Covid-19.

“As an institution we have joined this fight against Covid-19 by making donations to districts through which our pipelines have pass, which includes , Masaiti, Mkushi, Lavushimanda, Mpika, Shiwang'andu, Chinsali, Isoka and Nakonde,” Mr Kalunga said.

He said TAZAMA had so far

made a donation valued over K1 million to all the eight districts along the pipeline.

Mr Kalungu said the TAZAMA had also donated mattresses, beds and blankets all valued at K103, 000 to Covid-19 centre in Masaiti district on the Copperbelt.

Mr Kalungu said TAZAMA had also donated to traditional leaders along the pipeline.

Receiving the donation in Isoka on behalf of Isoka District hospital, Muchinga Province Minister Malozo Sichone

Luanshya mayor counsels prison warders, inmates on Covid-19

By OLIVER SAMBOKO

THERE is need for inmate and prison warders to exercise high levels of hygiene to ensure health safety and stop any potential spread of COVID 19 in correctional facilities, Luashya Mayor Nathan Chanda has said.

Speaking when he donated assorted items to inmates at Luanshya correctional facility, Mr Chanda said COVID-19 was a global problem that needs everyone’s involvement if the pandemic was to be defeated.

He urged inmates to use the donated items comprising reusable face masks, soap, sanitizers and razorblades to keep themselves safe from coronavirus.

“Always wash your hands with water using soap and wear face masks and observe social distancing to keep yourselves safe from COVID-19,” he said.

Mr Chanda said President Edgar Lungu and his PF Government were always concerned about the welfare of Zambians in correctional facilities and will continue prioritizing programs aimed at ensuring good health for every citizen.

"Today as we fight Covid19, President Edgar Lungu has remembered you.

When you are here it is not that you are condemned.

You are citizens like all of

us," he said.

Mr Chanda also said as Mayor of Luanshya he saw it fit to extend the COVID-19 fight to Luanshya Correctional Facility in line with President Lungu’s directive of leaving no one behind.

Mr. Chanda who was accompanied by District Commissioner Patrick Maipampe, Deputy Mayor Golden Mulenga, Councillors and Health Inspectors from the Local Authority also thanked the Luanshya Hindu Association for donating the 500 additional reusable face masks, mealie meal and soap.

"On behalf of the Luanshya Hindu Association I donate the 500 additional reusable face masks, mealie meal and the soap, hand sanitizer, razor blades coming from the office of the Local Authority."

Earlier, Luanshya Correctional Facility Officer in Charge Chisanga Siame thanked Government through the office of the Mayor for the gesture.

Mr. Siame said the government through the Ministry of Home Affairs and the office of the Mayor has done a lot for the facility in uplifting its standards.

Plans to construct varsity in Isoka advance

said thanked TAZAMA for the donation.

He said the donation would help in complementing government efforts in the fight against Covid-19. Mr Sichone also thanked people of Ghansu Province for donating medical supplies and equipment including ventilators to the province on northwest China. He has appealed to other stakeholders to come on board to support government's efforts in the fight against Covid-19.

PLANS to construct to a university campus in Isoka under the auspices of Chalimbana University, have advanced, university’s deputy vice chancellor Geoffrey Tambulukani has said.

Speaking when he visited the site in Chief Katyetye's area in Isoka, Dr Tambulukani said the plans to construct a school of agriculture under the school of mathematics and science were aimed at enhancing research and agricultural practical skills.

Dr Tambulukani said the lands development committee was currently working on developing a strategic plan on how the project would be implemented.

He said the university campus would have a research centre and a farm for students to acquire hands on experience in agriculture.

Dr Tambulukani said the university believed that Agriculture was one of the major sectors that ccould contribute to national de-

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velopment if developed.

"As university we are committed to develop a cadre of graduates that will contribute to holistic national development and we believe agriculture is one of the key sectors of the economy," Dr Tambulukani said.

The deputy vice chancellor said the Institution has far started farming activities on the piece of land and has planted pine trees.

He said the university would also embark on ranching, poultry, piggery, among others.

Dr Tambulukani thanked Chief Katyetye for giving the university 106 hectares of land.

Meanwhile, Chief Katyetye has urged the university to speed up the construction of the university campus in his Chiefdom.

He said construction of a university campus would give an opportunity to his subjects to access university education.

"We have a lot of school leavers to that have failed to advance their education due to financial constraints and the coming of the University will accord an opportunity to access University education," Chief Katyetye said.

He said the move would also open up the area for development for more developmental activities.

Chief Katyetye urged his subjects to support the university project which he said would come with a lot of benefits.

Sleepless nights grip UPND – Kamba

By BENNIE MUNDANDO

THE United Party for National Development (UPND) is spending sleepless nights because Western Province, which has been their political bedroom, is crumbling under their watch as evidenced by the number of its councillors resigning, the PF has said.

Speaking to the Daily Nation yesterday, Lusaka Province PF secretary Kennedy Kamba said the UPND were perplexed that at the continued resignation of its members from its strongholds but that a Tsunami awaited them as 2021 was drawing closer.

Mr. Kamba said while the UPND has been drawing comfort from their sangomas who have been assuring them that they would win the 2021 elections, the reality had dawned on them that what they were being promised and what was

What is happening in the UPND in Western Province today is a sign of worse things to come as we draw closer to 2021. UPND will go into the 2021 elections as a shell of itself because members are fed up of dictatorial tendencies where a few people shove their decisions down their throats and expect them to obey. happening on the ground were two different things.

He said the departure of most councillors from the UPND was because of poor

Mr kamba leadership in the party as it was characterized by dictatorship where only a few people had a say in the day-to-day-affairs of the party.

He said this was because those who were in top leadership did not consider ordinary members of the party as serious stakeholders of the party but ladders only useful to win elections and that such a mentality was now boomeranging right on their faces as they now faced an open rebellion.

“What is happening in the UPND in Western Province today is a sign of worse things to come as we draw closer to 2021. UPND will go into the 2021 elections as a shell of itself because members are fed up of dictatorial tendencies.

He said the PF had no credited opposition going into the 2021 election because all those muscling up for national leadership were known failures.

“UPND has been perpetu-

ally losing elections since its formation. The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is presided by Chishimba Kambwili whose desperation for power is well-known among Zambians. What then can make us lose elections?

“President Edgar Lungu, who is our sole candidate, has a huge following across the country and will crush the opposition even if all of them opposed to us form an alliance.

The opposition alliance has no direction. All the members are just looking for jobs from UPND if they win an election,” he said.

Revise 2020 budget, says Magande

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

Monday 4 May, 2020

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COPPER EXPORT VOLUMES UP

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

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AMBIA’S export volume of refined copper last month increased by 13.2 percent despite prices for the red metal being low on the international market.

The volume of refined copper exported in March 2020 increased by 13.2 percent from 63,515.8 tonnes in February 2020 to 71,882.2 tonnes, said Zambia Statistics Agency (ZSA) Interim Statistician, Mulenga Musepa.

Mr Musepa said this was despite the copper prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) decreasing by 8.9 percent.

“Copper prices on the LME

decreased from US$5,686.5 per metric tonne in February 2020 to US$5,178.7 per metric tonne in March 2020,” he said in a monthly bulletin for March this year.

Mr Musepa also said Zambia recorded an increase in non-agricultural products.

He explained that non-agricultural products accounted for a share of 77.5 percent of Zambia’s Non-Traditional Exports (NTEs) in March 2020 compared to 68.3 percent recorded in February 2020.

“The export earnings from Non-Agricultural products recorded an increase of 0.1 percent from K1, 505.5 million in February 2020 to K1, 507.1 million in March 2020.

“The major export commodities were Sulphuric acid; oleum in bulk accounting 12.3 percent, Portland cement and Wire of refined copper, maximum cross-sectional dimension,” Mr Musepa said.

Mr Musepa however indicated that agricultural products accounted for a share of 22.5 percent of Zambia’s NTEs in March 2020 compared to 31.7 percent in February 2020.

He explained that the export earnings from agricultural products decreased by 37.4 percent from K697.7 million in February 2020 to K436.8 million in March 2020.

“The major export commodities were 'other raw cane sugar accounting for 19.3 per-

cent, ‘oil-cake and other solid residues, of soya-bean’ (6.6 percent) and Soya bean flour and meal (5.9 percent),” Mr Musepa said.

GOVERNMENT should immediately re-work at the 2020 national budget and find solutions of how available resources can be utilised following a projected revenue deficit of at least K14.8 billion.

If Government does not re-work the K106.0 billion 2020 national budget, there will be no point of framing the national plan for next year in the next two months, said former Finance Minister, Ng’andu Magande.

The current Finance Minister, Bwalya Ng’andu, however recently indicated that Government was undertaking a mid-term budget review.

Mr Magande nevertheless stressed in an exclusive interview the need for Parliament to immediately sit through a virtue meeting and vote for a revised national budget.

“Government has to sit down and re-work the national budget for this year.

Covid-19 is a completely a new player on the scene, we cannot continue to do things as usual or yesterday.

“These things require people to be creative and come round this issue, if Government will be short on revenue by K14.8 billion, there will be no point of them in the next two months to start framing a national budget for next year because there will be no money,” he said.

Mr Magande emphasised that revisiting the national budget meant that Government should invoke certain acts which would assist to formalise payment plans for suppliers and contractors they owed.

He warned of war of words between suppliers, contractors and Government if nothing was formalised.

Mr Magande “The problem is if we say we continue like last year, then it means contractors for different projects will still believe that they will continue to build those projects even if there is no money.

“So what will happen is that Government will just decide to be defaulting but if we come up with a new budget, we will put a provision in there that because of this complication, we are invoking certain things which are beyond us,” Mr Magande said.

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KIGALI- Issues like negotiations on key instruments and more ratification numbers have to be achieved for effective implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Agreement, Rwandan JOHANNESBURG - The Department of Public told Enterprises experts Xinhua(DPE) said on Saturday itas had in an international recently, theroped African OHANNESBURG - Asthe SA’s growth to give up to stabilise the economy and aviation firm to assist with formation Union (AU) Commission outlook threatens stutter once labour hasn’t done that,” BLSA COO Buof a new airline to replacetothe embattled set aagain time frame tobusiness activate in 2019, called sisiwe Mavuso said. With growth that has South African Airways which ishas currently labour to task for its on alleged role in failed to breach 2% marktointhe five years, under business rescue. the AfCFTA agreement verythe important holding the economy back.

Mavuso said there was no rationale for A top official from the department also May 30. implementation, the official “There is no Pravin difference between stated Minister Gordhan had labour increases above inflation.

According to theThe AU, Strong as governments successfully a secretary-gener“leadership and capital concluded today.

“They seesaid. unbundling privatisation compact” with earns labour unions which is aimed al ofremaining a union same salary as a but where does that come from?

We need the work the for the are necessary to ensure at ensuring a “smooth transition” to a new CEO. to get Eskom in order,” Mavuso said.

AfCFTA is for the AU and the implementation, said SAA. All they are looking for is returns on Union federation Cosatu, however, has African ministers ofBusiness trade to Leadership Enock Twinoburyo, Senior “The investment,” DPE has secured the services of their hit back at business for using labour as a finalize workCEO onaviation supporting an international consultation SA (BLSA) Bonang Mohalefirmtold scapegoat. Economist at the Sustainable to assist with the development new Business Day Wednesday, Workers’ “The excuse of labour Goals inflexibility instruments to on facilitate the of the Development Centeris airline architecture.

Day. tired. We reject it, it’s nonsense. The launch of the operational for Africa based Kigali, is “The needs to be completed within The work business organisation, which repsystem which exploits blackinworkers phase ofmore the AfCFTA during capital city ofCosatu Rwanda, weeks, as operational funds out resents than 70 of are therunning country’s clearly untransformed,” spokesfastextra-ordinary at SAA,” said acting an heads biggest companies, saidDirector labour’sGeneral inability person Sizwe Pamla said. noting that political Kgathatso Tlhakudi. to compromise on salaries at Eskom and “The economy is weak of state and government challenges or because political of the Theunbundling name of the of firm was not revealed. the the embattled power Bonang Mohale supply-side of the economy that doesn’t summit onweighed July 7. pressures in different Tlhakudi thaton private capital will utility has added the economy. allow people to participate.”

These instruments include play some role in the realisation of the the new In 2018, Eskom employees had a 7.5% countries willclarity affect on the “Our social compact says for sake He said Cosatu hadlately sought airline concept including the of provision of being globally competitive, youofwill wage increase, after fraught negotiations unbundlingimplementation. but the government could rules of origin, schedules “airlineincreases management know-how.” forgo above inflation. The sin- between the power utility’s board — not explain how it would be carried out. tariff concessions on trade Poor infrastructure, nonMatuson and Siviwe Dongwana had request for further The embattled national carrier has been in which initially opposed any increase — reject gle biggest risk to the economy is Eskom.

“Weaare not opposed tofinancial the idea,support we are in goods,business online non-tariff indicated that they do not have sufficient for the business rescue process, after a voluntary rescue since December tariff barriers to protect the unions. “”Had the unions compromised, they and asking for an explanation.

How is unbunavailable to continue honouring the of R5.5 billion commencement was fully last year. The business rescue practitioners While the Treasury expects growth barriers monitoring and would not have taken salary increases or funds dling goingin topost solve the crisis at funding Eskom? local industries and obligations of SAA its employees drawn March at 2020. late last month said thewould airline not cannot survive in 2019 , thetoReserve Bank,beyond which It’s bonuses andmechanism, Eskom have es- 1.5% notand justutilised jobs atinEskom risk but jobs elimination constraints formark transition 30 April 2020. demise of SAA would an endof beyond the month end, and thestage choices left expects 1.3%, said in April that if power inThe calated load shedding from one to this economy,” Pamla said. digital payments and the AfCFTA could also affect Permanent Secretary of unions Rwanda’s Ministry of Trade They had given a May 1 deadline of He era said for the 86-year old airlinethat which had are either a forced liquidation or a winding cuts persist throughout 2019, it could stage four,” said Mohale. labour suspected unbunto respond to the proposed termination gone through years of financial troubles settlement platform and down process. shave as much as 1.1 percentage points the implementation of the and Industry Michel Minega Sebera SA saw the return of load-shedding in dling would be used to sell the electricity of employment thousands SAA than associated and high debt of with Tlhlakudi said thethe winding of SAA growth forfor the year andof more African Trade Observatory November, with mostdown severe power off generation component Eskom to the AfCFTA, saidassociated Twinoburyo. employees inlosses. terms of a Section 189 notice poor management. and the emergence of the new airline was 100,000 job cuts the country has seen.

There were private sector because there has been no Portal. development and may also effective implementation, The AfCFTA is regarded in March.

The BRPs responded to say they have no expected unfold within the to business “Labour has been allowed to run amok. clarity 26 days ofto power cuts up the end of served from the government.

-Business Permanent havefurther different understanding said Sebera, who is also an were The comment at as thisthe stage. rescue window. Secretary world’s largest free We allairline’s need totroubles identify what we’re willing March.

Live worsened by government’s decision to objectives, – FIN24. trade zone by the number businessMinistry rescue practitioners, Les ofThe Rwanda’s of of the AfCFTA expert in international trade Trade and Industry Michel Sebera said. and development industry. of countries, covering more Minega Sebera said the He also said awareness Nigeria, Africa’s largest than 1.2 billion people, with HARARE - Zimbabwe’s implementation can’t be and sensitization of economy, has so far opted a combined gross domestic Finance Minister, Mthuli effective before stakeholders should be not to ratify the agreement. product (GDP) of 2.5 trillion Ncube, has issuednegotiations an JOHANNESBURG exporter. farmers tively. business, due to the simple on some keyplea implementing impassioned to - The SA activity Over 50Local percent of theand a continuous U.S. dollars.

Poultry Association has unions argue that the EU and “In the last six months fact that their potential marinternational finance instruments, including before and during the continent’s cumulative GDP Once operational, the by warned that Brazil sell chicken meat below the SA Poultry Association kets have been flooded institutions, layingmore bare local rules of origin and tariff implementation process. are contributed by Egypt, chicken farmers could soon cost and have called on the has watched with distress ever-increasing volumes African free trade accord is of the country’s battered go out of due to Nigeria government to intervene. as of the dumped chicken,” saidtheGM concessions are completed.

Thealmost privatehalf sector andsmall also and South Africa, But projected to boost economy andbusiness saying it faces cheap Brazilian the EU and producers in the farmers we had regular con- Izaak Breitenbach. “catastrophe” it imports. does Despite theiffact thatnot the business community while Africa’s six sovereign of intra-Africa trade by The critical association said that South American country have tact with have gone out of level-businesslive.co.za access bailout funding required 22 ratifications for have to play a key role island nations collectively more 52 percent by the half of small chicken farmsaid their farmers are simply with very serious social conference that Zimbabwe was drasticthan increase in alreadyto fight the combined impact the AfCFTA agreement to ers have gone out of business more competitive than in the implementation contribute just 1that percent, year 2020, according to the consequences,” could their not eligible for international unmanageable inflation rates, of crippling drought and the in theinto pastforce six months due to according counterparts SA. not seen support. enter have been “raise poverty to levels and the exchange rate could be coronavirus pandemic. process, whose to in reports.

United Nations Economic the that their potential in The SA Poultry Associarecent times,” reads part of “Unfortunately, Zimbabwe destabilised.

In a “fact leaked letter, the reached, the rest of African proper understanding African countries Commission for Africa. markets have been tion recently approached the continues to have arrears to the the letter.

In an unexpected move, authenticity of which has flooded countries should join for its of are and contribution arewhich is a he-admitted at different levels of its XINHUAthat there are by ever-increasing International Trade AdminZimbabwe, which cleared World Bank and AfDB been confirmed by a volumes senior

Cheap imports threaten survival of SA’s small farmers

Zimbabwe facing ‘catastrophe’

…economy could shrink by 20pc without coronavirus aid - finance minister

dumped chicken, especially government official, Ncube fromto Brazil” . wrote the International The local poultry sector emMonetary Fund, the World ploysand about people.

Bank other 130,000 international However, saying it hastheshed huninstitutions, country dredsrecord of jobs in recent faced poverty levels.years, blaming thiswithout on ana influx of Ncube said cheap chicken imports chiefly transformative arrears clearance from the EU and Brazil. and re-engagement plan, Brazil is the world’s Zimbabwe could largest “suffer apoultry health and economic catastrophe” and the economy could contract by as much as 20 percent.

“This is a massive contraction

istration — the debts withCommission the IMF, still owes organisation with other internationaltasked lenders more customs than US$9tariff billion,investigations, and has, since trade remedies,to restructure and import 2009, struggled and theseexport debts control — calling for andebt increase the ad vaThe arrearsinhave lorem tariffto on bone-inbeing and contributed Zimbabwe boneless frozen any chicken unable to access globalportions 82% from existing fundingtoto combat the impact of levels of 37%pandemic. and 12%, respecthe Covid-19

ABUJA - Investors in A total of 543.924 million the nation’s stock mar- stocks valued at N8.2bn ket lost N713bn BEIJING— Google (about were traded in 4,682 deals, smartphone US$1,983,972,338.70) an 87.4 per said Monday its basic in representing April as the stock market cent and 278.8 per cent inmanufacturers services Huaweirecord- crease in volume and value declinedon further, smartphones still on willTues- traded, torespectively, use Android ing a N135bn loss as the day. year-to-date return worsfunction following U.S. and its basic Thecurbs, stock market per cent. sales but theopened ened to -7.22 for free. the month with a market services The top traded stocksBut by Chinese tech giant faces capitalisation of N11.672tn volume were Cement Comtransfer of hardware, the loss of other andpossible an All Share Index of pany of Northern Nigeria services 31,041.42and basis points and software Plc (132.328or million units), features support.

Mr Mutuli closed with a market capFBN Holdings Plc (68.783 The announcement to Huawei or italisation of N10.959tn million units), Unilever Nihighlighted growing on technical and ASI of the 29,159.74bps geria Plc (50.470 million interaction damage Huawei from the last to trading day of the units), Guaranty Trust Bank would be restricted by month.

Plc (41.441 million units) Washington’s order. The This brought the total the andU.S. Dangote Flour Plc order. company has said until losses recorded by equity (37.882 million units). now U.S. accusations it investors on the Nigerian we- PUNCH are complying with all Exchange N713bn US gov’t requirements, isStock a security threattohave in April.

Major had little impact on sales like Google Play On Tuesday, the ASI shed services He added that thewere Experts in Kenya’s outside the United States. losses & security from Google 1.22 per cent to close at government should also pension and insurance Huawei Technologies recorded 29,159.74bps as the gains Play Protect will keep enable members of industry are pushing for recorded inuses 26 suspension stocks were functioning Ltd., Google’s retirement to get infunds Dangote a which temporary on your existing offset by major losses cash-backed loans ofPlc, up of statutory deductions Android operating systemre- Huawei device,” said Cement corded in 19 stocks. to 25 per cent of the funds and levies to cushion in its smartphones, said Google on Twitter.

Major losses were recordNigeria Plc in their retirement account employees and employers Nestlé ited would continue to effects in Dangote Cement Plc,of and Google subject to allows a maximum from the adverse Stanbic IBTC Nestlé Nigeria and Stanprovide securityPlcupdates $5,000, a move that could the coronavirus pandemic. smartphone manufacturers Plc. bic IBTC Holdings Plc. to the Holdings ease the pressure on In a raft of proposals

Pension, insurance sectors propose suspension of deductions to save jobs

and service. It gave no toconsumers use Android and its of pension government, the Actuarial indication which map, basic services for free. products.

Society of Kenya (TASK) photo or other has formed a is calling for services a six-month ButTASK transfer of hardware, Covid-19or taskforce to of statutory theysuspension might lose. software services the government contributions The Trump to the National tosupport or the technical inHuawei assessing potential Social Security Fund administration’s order interaction would beby the financial risks posed (NSSF), National Industrial targets China’s first (NITA) global outbreak. by the U.S. order.

Training Authority restricted NSSF monthly rates are evenand the National techand brand ratchets That would strip Huawei paid equally by employers Hospital Insurance Fund up disputes with Beijing phones of Google and employees.

Formaps NITA, (NHIF). over technology, trade and companies are required “This would provide relief and other services that to pay a $0.46 per month for employersGoogle, and could cyber-security. a require directlevy support.

That per employee. retrenchments unit mitigate of Alphabet Inc., saidand might hurt Huawei where salary cuts,” said Moses it is Mutuli, complying and -The East can African consumers pick other TASKwith president. “reviewing the implications” brands that carry the full of the requirement for suite of Google features. export licenses for Those who follow the technology sales -toSouth Africa’s JOHANNESBURG rand weakened industry closely sayyesterday that it as an unexpected slowdown factory Huawei, which took effect in Chinese is unclear what activity damage,dented demand for risk assets, with investors increasingly cauThursday. if any, will be suffered by tious before local- African trade and budget data.

ADDIS ABABA countries may seek to exchange “We assure while Huawei.-AP At 0640 GMT you the rand percent weaker their sovereign debt forwas new0,1 concessional paperatto14,3550 avoid per

SA rand weakens

Africa eyes own ‘Brady Plan’

dollar from an needed overnight 14,3400. using funds to close battleof the fast-moving Covid-19 The rand has see-sawed in aprivate narrow range, with little mocoronavirus pandemic to pay creditors, according to mentum in either direction, as investors wait for a US Fed pola UN body. icy meeting today which expected to keep lending rates unThe African Union (AU),isthe UN Economic Commission for Africa (Uneca) and a group of finance ministers from the changed. continentaare designing special-purpose vehicle the swap.

Locally, Reuters pollaof analysts forecast thatforMarch trade The mechanism wouldwould be underwritten by billion a triple-A-rated data, due at 1200 GMT, show a 4,8 rand surplus. multilateral central bank, and be used to convert The Treasurylender is alsoor due to publish monthly budget figures. commercial debt liquidity into longer-maturity with amarkets five-yearclosed Traders expect to be tightpaper with local period and lower coupons, according forgrace the Worker’s Day holiday before picking to upUneca. in the run-up to Yearselections of borrowing at relatively low cost amid record low rates national on May 8. in developed nations have left many governments – especially 10in Bonds also weakened, with the yield on the benchmark Africa – spending more on to debt-service costs than on health. year paper up 1 basis point 8,545 percent.

With economies in free fall as Covid-19 shuts down businesses — REUTERS AFRICA. and halts trade, African countries and others around the developing world are ramping up stimulus, which may increase debt levels further.

“Bondholders should in principle be eager to participate because they will give up an obligation that is illiquid for triple-A paper that you can put in any basket,” Uneca’s executive secretary, Vera Songwe, said.

“We don’t want Africa to go into default, let’s be clear.”

Songwe said she was working on the proposal to pause about $16.25 billion in commercial debt payments this year with the backing of finance ministers, including Ghana’s Ken Ofori-Atta.

Cars fora proposal export and import are storedof in front of to Such would need agreement bondholders proceed. at the harbor in Bremerhaven, Germany, containers The potential debt exchange could be similar to the 1989 with 2 million vehicles per annum one of the largest Brady Plan that converted bank loans, mostly owed by Latin automobile hubs in the world.

American countries, into new paper backed by US Treasury bonds.

The initiative, proposed by the then US Treasury secretary Bundesbank the Nicholas Brady, was tied to economic reforms insaid debtor countries. BLOOMBERG. overall tendency remains

Kenyan consumers pay more as cost of living hits 19-month high

constraint on our ability to lend necessary reforms President to the country,” Selassie said.

Emmerson Mnangagwa’s In his letter, however, Ncube government must undertake, said domestic resources to contentious political said JOHANNESBURG-The costincluding general Zackary Mwangi mitigate the impact of the of living hit a 19-month highreforms. in a statement explaining the pandemic were insufficient. return,numbers.

Ncube is hoping for in April after inflation rate Inlatest This is at a to time theper Covid-19 rescheduling of 15 rains years,did jumped 6.58 cent, thea debtThe delay in short pandemic to have a or cancellation of all official given highestis expected since September not help the situation, devastating 2017. health, humanitarian bilateral that arrears. the bulk of the country and economic impact on eventual normalisation of The Kenya National Bu- The relies on rain-fed agriculture.

Zimbabwe, added. (KNBS) infinancial relationships will changing make reau of he Statistics Inflation started Ncube said thereupdates was simply eligible various its monthly yester-Zimbabwe its course last for month when it no day fiscalsaid space intervene, facilities to trend theto rise was due tosupport reversed its available downward meaning there could a prices,fragile countries.to–4.35 FIN24. an increase in be food to increase per cent.

China’s pig disease outbreak German central pushes up global bank expects Covid-19: KRA warns against tax evasion asfeeble digital growthtrade grows pork prices in second At this year’s spring meetings, IMF Director: African Department, Abebe Aemro Selassie, told a press

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ing the same. Sifted maize sugar and some other food pushed up by drought, which If the current rise goes on, background, German flour, kales (sukuma wiki), this items were observed to be has ravaged the country since then it will shoot beyond the potatoes, loose maize grain economic lower in output April 2019 in thethan last year. “Between March and government’s target of 7 per and flour as well as toma- spring in march 2019,”will KNBS April 2019, food and non-alco- cent. of 2019 likelysaid toes recorded increases of yesterday. Housing, water, holic drinks’ index increased The last time inflation was barely exceed level “Some of the digitalby market place owners and from digital6.58 transactions attracts to facilitate increased use ofand mobile NAIROBI - As most businesses adopt online 29.82, 25.3,measures 19.27, 26.14, electricity, gasthe other 6.86 per cent. above per cent was VAT. in the persons trading through such platforms have InSeptember recent months, there has been an increase in money transactions instead of cash. business platforms and cashlesssaid transitions it reached in the winter, 15.90 and 15.31 respecfuels’ index also increased This increase was mainly 2017, when it stood as she shopped at a BEIJING— Hong Kong been found not to honour tax obligations.

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Teacher bullies school cook.. accusing (MILES SAMPA) him of witchcraft.

This was at Siavonga Secondary School as reported by the OnLusaka this day I Honour with K1000 Sun/The Zambian Sun. cash each on a DIY basis (from my salary) 2 Women Fire Brigade officersare at LCC forcomments their industrious The following some from our online edition. To watch the video output. go to www.thezambiansun.com I watched them on SML Facebook live feed while I was in Dubai as they axed a big Tree • CLARA S HAMOOYA: As a Tonga I get all his words that but had across GreatThis East thisfallen is not how we playthe chimbuya.

LoziRoad. teacher be arrested, this is too My heart bleeds.

It must happened about 4 much. months ago but to He can’t do such a thing to an elder not to talk of taking datea video the view and pride it gave me to see motorists pass on the lane • INKECHIresume ANDREW,to MWEENE CHIYUNI: Clara within S Hamooya.

He still was locked up yesterday. a few minutes lingers in my mind. • CLARA S HAMOOYA: Nice he can't treat his friend Congratulations fire fighter Liwoka Nduwa that way • ÑÔRÀH ÎÑÔÑGÉNomatta LÙMÀÑÔ: Mulambo.

This is someone's dad and Sub Officer and why would a teacher do that to a grown man, huh Keep it up. why?

Can Only Bembas and Ngonis are • Together CATHARINEWe CHANDA: the only people who Day know chimbuya very well. I love Happy Labour you Koswes SampaCatharine Chanda, we love you to • Miles JOHN CB. NKHOMA: Kolwes of Lusaka Mayor • JOLLITY TINTA MUDENDA: This is utter stupidity that 1st May 2020 teacher needs an early retirement after all there are many on the waiting list. How dare he bullies an elderly

man busy preparing a meal for pupils? And the video Comments: man ulichianga mudala.

• KINGSTONE BWALYA: The man who was taking the videoKamana must be arrested as well.

UPNDyou please • Carol Kunda : Thank Baarrest Mayor. the two today.

This is encouraging...and congratulations • DOUGLAS MWEEMBA: Sad...extremely sad!! to • deserving MOSES MUBANGA: our womenEvil chap deserves to be arrested. Let this cook get a medical report and have him arrested. • Bana TJ : Beautiful gesture.

Congratulations • CARPENTER: This is assault and the teacher should be arrested. ladies and happy labour day • JUSTINE NGOSA: Very sad, inhuman • NJINVYANJI SILWAMBA: Respect everyone regardless of their status, this behaviour was uncalled •Ruth Tenete Mulenga : congratulations to for.Keep up the good work ba Mayor them. • ENOCK MASIYE: TCZ should do something about this teacher. • KAY CHIBALE: This teacher very stupid. • Patricia Mwamba : Greatis move your worship • CHERRY KABISA: This teacher is very stupid the mayor of Lusaka • CHARITY KASONGO LENGWE: This is bad, who does that? • DEBORAH TAIZYA'S MUM: Shocking, why a • Kelvin Banda Kerina : Congrats mytreat friend fellow human like that.

Nomatter Mulambo • VICKY ZULU: And his idiotic friend is laughing and filming sure. Both need to be arrested. • MULENGA MWILA FUNDANGA: But why ai? Some • Kwiluka Kasenda : Nice one great mayor of people are evil. • LUCIA MWANSA: Not at its level best but at its worst.

Lusaka • JOCH NAITUMELA SILISAPO: This is bad and totally unacceptable. • Geoffrey : Congratulations galant • KAMIZHI Mulenga NDONYO: Harassment at its level best. • ALEX MALAMBO: Unprofessional act.. should be ladies. disciplined. • SANDRA SODA: Where is this? • JOCH NAITUMELA: Silisapo, Sandra Sodatoit'sthem. written • Namunji Gabriel : Congratulations somewhere • NAMAKAU SHIYANGA: This was too much. • Mhapwa Chipumbu : Oh • NAMAKAU SHIYANGA:Musumali Foolish teacher. • VINCENT YONA: The law shouldseeing visit immediately. wow!!this made me cry..Just • MISHECK M KAYARA JR: OK what was funny ai? hardworking women SR: making it in male • GEORGE CHAINDA Mr Bowman Chilosha dominated Lusambo careers take note. is quiet admirable. They • YVONNE NJELESHI: went out of there way Shame. to ensure work was • MATE BIZMARCK MUTABA: Vacancy iyo. done..Well done ladies thank Mr • LIMPO MWANGALA: Heand is playing withyou his retirement package.

Sampa for this recognition. You are a great • ALICK KAMANGA: Please have this teacher arrested. leader. motivating hardfrom workers..

He isContinue an animal and needs to bethe isolated the community. • DUMI SANI: That idiot of a teacher must be fired..... • Mathews Sizzle Simukoko : It was a nice His so nonsensical you don't treat people like the way gesture especially he was behaving. because it was about the • ANGELAwhat MBIRI: He is very stupid and foolish how can #1women, better to celebrate #2labor day he do that, let the law take its course than to thank them foronly theidiot #3delivery of service. • LUIS LENNOX I: The is the one who was Happy belated labor day, coz it’s only coming shooting the video. • GARNET The teacher and the idiot of a after coronaMUMBA: virus disease is over... camera man should be put behind bars. • KAY CHIBALE: Very stupid teacher mmmmmm • Papadopoulus Munkombwe: is a fool. • Terrence Tafwe : That’s He a goof motivation sir

• Lombe Wesu : Nice one ba Sampa wesu. • Temboh Tembo : Our mayor • Annie Mwanakombo : Congratulations to the ladies & a big thank you to the Mayor. Kindly give them a salary increment. It will go a long way. God bless you • Nomatter Mulambo : Much appreciated his worship the mayor đ&#x;™? • Bubile Lungu : God bless u for regconising those 2 officers from fire brigade, to the officers I say congratulations and keep up the good work. • Delight Chitalu Chibwe Thank you for motivating the hard workers your worship..this is indeed a great move as it will motivate others to also work harder.. • Agripa Chiinda : Only few Leaders can do what you have done thank you sir it’s very encouraging • Kasali Matipa : Bravo your worship for appreciating ethical individuals!!! Bravo Ladies!!! • Levis B Sinks : This is encouraging, we need more leaders of this nature. đ&#x;˜˜ • Humphrey Mulambia GP : You’re one of your kind. A rare breed. Past Lusaka mayors used to make headlines for negative things but not you. You’re a hard working Mayor. • Rabecca Nkwale : Congratulations firefighter ladies indeed you deserve to be honored for your fearless and courage input in the fire service. Thank you the mayor for recognizing female fire officers. Most appreciated...

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Where is Lusaka Minister Bowman Lusambo?

FINALLY FARMERS ARE GETTING FAIR DEAL Dear Editor,

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

"At what cost do they do it?"

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

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

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

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

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

KAY MUSONDA, PF Media.

should reopen Radio PUPILS IN EXAMIBA CLASSES SHOULD UTILISE Lutanda ECZ, ZAMTEL ONLINE REVISION PLATFORM

UPND crowds started way back in 2006 Dear Editor,

CROWDS are not a determinant of winning elections. Most of those who attended the HH/UPND rally in Kitwe didn't come from the district.

That was a UPND national rally. Epobapela apopene. Ba UPND Zambia yonse.

Most of his members were ferried from Southern Province and a few from Western and other provinces.

UPND and HH are trying to hoodwink Zambians that they have become popular on the CB. Using crowds are their old tactic. At last they always lose.

They will cry even in 2021.

HH cannot change anything in Zambia. After all they don't have a manifesto. They can't do what the PF government has done in seven years since 2011.

They are very far from ECL’s powerful development agenda which has delivered.

SONTAPO not ukulandafye and promising people impossible or manna from Heaven.

We shall only wait for 2021 polling day.

Your ratings on HH, CK are FAKE. HH can't beat ELC. PAUL CHILESHE.

Dear editor, The Government through the Ministry of Health and Ministry of General Education closed learning institutions last month because of the covid-19 pandemic. The learning institutions which were closed are primary schools, secondary schools, colleges and universities.

The closure of schools has affected pupils particularly those in the examination classes. This is because the school calendar has been disturbed.

However, there is glimmer of hope for the pupils in Grade seven, Nine and Twelve.

Examinations Council of Zambia (ECZ) and Zamtel have come up with an online

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Dear Editor,

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

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

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

I think it was wrong to

platform which is run by the platform dubbed, “Smart Examinations Council of Zambia Revision.� The Smart Revision IBA Director General is aimed at offering lessons Josephineand Mapoma and Zamtel. In this way, the named examination candidates examination papers revision close the radio station for speaking the truth. in Theschools tribwill be well equipped tips online to pupils in the al vote won’t stop unless we byI assimilating the academic examination classes. talk about it openly. say well done Radio Lutanda for stuff.

For the pupils to access the the tribal highlighting vote from Southern Province.

In conclusion, the online service online, they should Napwisha, revision platform has come Google www.smartrevision.

CHANDA NSHANGALILWA, at the right and pupils should co.zm and this serviceLusaka. will be make use of the facility during free for one month. Thereafter, this period when schools are on the pupils will be required to recess because of the covid 19 subscribe for the service at pandemic.

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Parents and the guardians Despite the premature closure should take the leading role of schools, the fact is that in encouraging pupils in the the pupils will write the final examination classes to utilise examinations at the end of the the online revision facility. This year. will benefit them prior to writing In view of the aforesaid, let the examinations. me hasten to advise pupils ELEMIYA PHIRI in the examination classes to Lusaka. make use of online revision

Dear editor, I have noticed that ever since people started complaining about the hardworking minister of Lusaka, Bowman Lusambo, illegal activities have started again because the minister is no longer going out .

Ba minister, people are now opening bars and drinking sprees are all over.

I personally want the minister to get back on the street and stop illegal alcohol sales.

You find mall car parks fully packed with people drinking beer.

There is no social distancing anymore in some malls. People buy beer and drink from their car tops with music playing full blast. All the while ignoring social distancing or masking up.

These people may not care for their own health, but their carelessness is going to affect all of us. That is why I am encouraging Honourable Lusambo to get back on the streets and keep this careless people in check. And also let the speed cameras be used to catch drivers ignoring masking up. When people start paying fines, they will be serious. Covid19 is serious.

Tinah Mukuka Youth activist

Why is it tribal when some tribes are fired?

Dear editor,

There is a smear campaign that has been launched against President Lungu in the exercise of his prerogative to hire and fire. It seems some cross section of the anti-ECL cartel want some tribes to be treated with kids gloves at the expense of quality service delivery.

The dismissal of Hudson Namachila is a sigh of relief for the patriotic Zambians.

The lawlessness that took place in his command only required the President to act swiftly and crack the whip.

It must be put on record that this is not the first time the President is terminating the contract of any high ranking government officials.

He did that when he fired people and which no one perceived as tribal, such as my elder brother Chishimba Kambwili, Emmerine Kabanshi, Mr Macpherson

Chanda, Chanda Kasolo, Paul Chanda, Kaizer Zulu and other allied tribes men.

We understand that neither Bemba Chiefs nor the bemba speaking people rebuked the President for firing one of them. Why should it matter now?

The merchants of tribalism particularly the Hichilema led opposition alliance must be reminded that all the people in the public service or any government institution serve at the President’s pleasure and that President is Lungu.

Therefore, any unifying and peace living Zambian people must accept and come to terms with the decision to fire the underperforming Namachila.

Like we indicated in our previous press statement to the Daily Nation newspapers, all civil servants are there to implement the PF manifesto.

As regards this matter, President Lungu’s fight against corruption is clearly espoused

and widely shared in the PF manifesto.

It is therefore immoral for anyone to use the firing of Namachila as a battering ride against President Lungu. It is therefore disheartening for the tribalist to support their tribe’s men even when things go wrong under their watch.

We further appeal to the ranks and file of the Zambia Police service to once again restore a smile on President President Lungu’s disappointed face by following up with his concerns.

As well meaning and disciples of the good leadership of President Lungu, we look forward to seek accountability for any wrong.

Lastly, there is no tribe which is immune from dismissal.

Marvin Chanda Mberi Youth Rights Activist Chingola

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CEC LAND INVADERS FACE ARREST CB scribes toast their day

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THE Copperbelt Energy Cooperation (CEC) has been advised to immediately report to police party cadres and other people in Kitwe that are illegally demarcating land near the power lines stretching from Parklands, Kwacha to Chimwemwe.

Party cadres and residents in Kwacha have been fighting over land running parallel to CEC high voltage power lines , which they have invaded.

Kitwe Town Clerk, Mbulo Seke, told the Daily Nation that as far as the council was concerned, the land in question was not handed over to any group of persons by the rightful owners, CEC. Mr Mbulo maintained that the land was still under CEC and that both the groups that were fighting for it had no rights over it.

The Town Clerk advised CEC to report the matter to the police so that the law

could take its course on both cadres and some Kwacha residents.

“We advise the company to report the matter to the police so that people can lay their hands off the land. This is not the first time people are fighting over this land this why I feel allowing the law to take its course will be a good idea,” he said.

Mr Mbulo further advised the CEC to

We are ready to fight whoever tries to take the land away from us because we suffered for it. We have been clearing this land for so many years now and we will not allow people that did not suffer for it benefit in any way.

make use of the land or put up security measures around the land that had for a long time been a target for many people because it looked abandoned for a long time now.

Last week, some residents of Kwacha complained that a group of political cadres were allocating the land to people that did not live in the area.

They said that they had been taking care of the land for some years now and that giving it to people that lived elsewhere was unfair.

“We are ready to fight whoever tries to take the land away from us because we suffered for it. We have been clearing this land for so many years now and we will not allow people that did not suffer for it benefit in any way,” the residents’ representative Alexander Samoa said.

Mr Sampa also alleged that the land was at some point surrendered to the council, a claim the Town Clerk parried as not true.

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By SANFROSSA MANYINDA THE Northern Region Media Club (NORMEC) yesterday joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Press Freedom Day. NORMEC acting chairperson, Kennedy Mupeseni, said media professionals worked hard and sacrificed to ensure steady flow of information and hoped that the independent media could survive financially.

The day was commemorated in Kitwe under the Theme “Journalism without fear or favour” without the usual march past because of the coronavirus (covid-19) outbreak.

Mr Mupeseni said that the Covid-19 pandemic had placed the media in the front and centre in providing verified, accurate and potentially life-saving information.

“May 3 also acts as a reminder to Governments of the need to respect commitment to press freedom and is also a day of reflection among media professionals about issues of press freedom and professional ethics,” he said.

Mr Mupeseni reminded Journalists to take precautions as they went about their duties to ensure safety as most areas being visited in the line of duty were covid-19 hot-spots.

He further said that NORMEC joined the rest of the world in mourning the over 55 deaths of media workers across 23 countries from the novel corona virus in the past two months as a result of lacking proper protection.

He also said that it was important for media personnel to remember media colleagues who had been thrown on the streets following the suspension of their broadcasting licences.

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FORMER Kitwe District Commissioner (DC) Binwell Mpundu has been reported to police for allegedly threatening violence on a Kitwe resident Thabo Kawana.

Mr Kawana reported Mr Mpundu to Kitwe Central Police for allegedly threatening violence.

According to Mr Kawana, he received threats from the former DC after he reported Kitwe Mayor Christopher Kang’ombe to the AntiCorruption Commission (ACC) in Kitwe When contacted, Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga said she had not received a report to that effect.

But in an interview, Mr Kawana confirmed that he had reported the matter to Kitwe Central Police and that an inquiry had been opened.

Mr Kawana said Mr Mpundu allegedly threatened him on social

media platform called ‘Zed Youths’ where the former DC is alleged to have said he would start old ways of beating up people like Mr Kawana.

In an interview, Mr Kawana wondered why Mr Mpundu was getting agitated over his decision to report Mr Kang’ombe to police on corruption allegations “After I reported Mr Kang’ombe to the ACC, Mr Mpundu has been throwing tantrums on me and calling me all sorts of names.

Things came to a boil when Mr Mpundu threatened violence on me.

“So after he threatened violence on me, I decided to report the matter to the police in case something happens to me. I have reported the matter to Kitwe Central Police,’’ Mr Kawana said When the Daily Nation reporter contacted him, Mr Mpundu rubbished the allegations and added that Mr Kawana was not worth threatening.

He said he had better issues to attend to than wasting time on Mr Kawana.

“Firstly, I cannot threaten violence on Kawana. Why should I waste time on a person like Kawana,’’ Mr Mpundu said.

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1. OPERATIONS MANAGER Job Summary To provide daily operations oversight of all the organization payment streams ATMs, POS, Mobile, Cheque Truncation System (CTS).

Key Accountabilities The successful candidate will among other things: - Develop and implement policies and procedures on clearing and settlement of all payment streams.

- Ensure operations’ policies and procedures of the Organisation are followed correctly to avoid risks; and also ensure that the credibility of the Organisation is upheld by enforcing professional standard of operating in staff members.

- Good understanding of contemporary payments systems and their effect on the payment eco system - Monitor daily operations to ensure a free flow processes, and also supervise the execution of daily tasks - Provide mentorship to members of the operations team by observing their daily activities and assisting them in solving complicated issues arising from errors in operations.

- Provide support to Banks on all clearing and payments streams and settlement issues; - Coordinate the review and update of business rules for all payment streams from time to time; - Ensure client data is protected from the public and secured against fraud by enforcing access rights and verification levels - Co-ordinates and implements the testing of the Business Continuity Plan (BCP) as set out in the BCP procedure document; - Verification of Settlement positions for all clearing payment streams; - Allocation of workloads, supervision and coaching of subordinate staff - Monitor the functionality of the system and applications for integrity and availability.

- Implement approved improvements to clearing payment streams.

- Increase the effectiveness and efficiency of Support Services through improvements to each payment clearing stream; - Manage customer help desk.

Academic and Professional Qualifications & skills - A full grade 12 certificate/School Certificate with credit passes including English language and Mathematics - Degree in Banking/ Business Administration/ Management Information Systems/ Computer Science or equivalent; - A Master’s degree in a relevant field an added advantage.

- At least five years’ relevant experience in Payments CTS, EFT and Switching of Automated Teller Machines and Point of Sale processes should be a MUST. - Membership to any relevant Professional Body - Proficiency in all Microsoft Office applications.

- The ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

- Excellent analytical, problem-solving and management skills.

- Exceptional negotiation and decision-making skills.

- Effective communication skills.

- Strong business acumen and detail-oriented 2. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Job Summary The Business Development Officer should be adept at scanning the payments business environment and be able to make sound decisions that will provide direction in terms of product and service development in the payments industry. Ultimately, should have strong business acumen as well as demonstrate excellent management, communication, and analytical skills.

Key Accountabilities The successful candidate will among other things: - Develop and sustaining solid relationships with company stakeholders and customers.

- Good understanding of contemporary payments systems and their effect on the payment eco system - Ability to critically analyze payments system products and services and make recommendations - Good analytical skills and report writing skills - Operate as Executive Assistant to CEO from time to time - Understanding of the local and regional payments eco system - Providing insight into product development and positioning.

- Analyzing financial data and developing effective strategies to reduce business costs.

- Conducting market research to identify new business opportunities.

- Collaborating with company executives to determine the most viable, cost-effective approach to pursue new business opportunities.

- Meeting with potential members to the clearing house to present company offerings and negotiate business deals - Developing Business and or product proposals for new business Academic and Professional Qualifications & skills - A full grade 12 certificate/School Certificate with credit passes including English language and Mathematics - Bachelor's degree in Business Management, Finance, Economics, Marketing, ICT or related field.

- At least five years’ relevant experience working as a Business Development Officer or similar role.

- Proficiency in all Microsoft Office applications.

- The ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

- Excellent analytical, problem-solving and management skills.

- Exceptional negotiation and decision-making skills.

- Effective communication skills, strong business acumen and detail-oriented - Experience working in a payments system industry an advantage.

3. COMPUTER HARDWARE ENGINEER Job Summary Research, design, develop, and test computer or computer-related equipment. Supervises the installation of computer or computer-related equipment and components.

Key Accountabilities The successful candidate will among other things: - Analyse information to determine, recommend, and plan layout, including type of computers and peripheral equipment modifications.

- Analyse user needs and recommend appropriate hardware.

- Troubleshooting tasks and ensure permanent fixes are implemented on the infrastructure systems - Ensure timely resolution of system incidents to avoid disruption of business - Enforce adherence to ICT and Engineering standards and procedures - Ensure that system enhancements are effected as prescribed to maintain undisruptive operations - Confer staff and consult specifications to evaluate interface between hardware and software and operational and performance requirements of overall infrastructure system.

- Monitor functioning of equipment and make necessary modifications to ensure system operates in conformance with specifications.

- Test and verify hardware and support peripherals to ensure that they meet specifications and requirements, analysing and recording test data.

- Provide training and support to all computer users - Recommend solutions to control dust, temperature, and humidity in area of system installation.

- Coordinate and supervise routine maintenance of computer infrastructure and undertake installations.

Academic and Professional Qualifications & skills - A full grade 12 certificate/School Certificate with credit passes including English language and Mathematics - Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering, Electronics Engineering or related field - Minimum of 5 years of experience in hardware or circuit design - The ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

- Experience working in a payments system environment an advantage - Excellent analytical, problem-solving and management skills.

- Exceptional negotiation and decision-making skills.

- Effective communication skills.

- Strong business acumen and detail-oriented 4.

HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER

Job Summary To provide human resource management function of the company. The role provides human resource services by implementing best practices of the profession and establishing systems, procedures, and policies, and monitoring HR projects.

Key Accountabilities The successful candidate will among other things: - Enhances the organization’s human resources by planning, implementing, and evaluating employee relations and human resources policies, programs, and practices.

- Manage and implement best in class employee life cycle HR practices (from hire to retire).

- Provide accurate and timely data, reports, analytics and recommendations for decision making.

- Manages and implements the Performance Management System (PMS) for all staff.

- Manages a pay plan by conducting periodic pay surveys; scheduling and conducting job evaluations.

- Ensures planning, monitoring, and appraisal of employee work results, uphold employee discipline, hearing and resolving employee grievances; and counselling employees.

- Ensures legal compliance by monitoring and implementing applicable human resource statutes, policies and regulations.

- Retains historical human resource records by designing a filing and retrieval system and keeping past and current records up to date.

- Manages human resource staff by recruiting, selecting, orienting, and training employees.

- Assist in managing procurement processes and effective security services.

- Managing insurance policies of all classes.

- Managing the institution’s staff health care scheme.

- Secretary of the procurement committee Academic and Professional Qualifications & skills - A full grade 12 certificate/School Certificate with credit passes including English language and Mathematics - A minimum of bachelor’s degree in Human Resource Management or related discipline - Membership to the Zambia Institute of Human Resource Management is required.

- Certificate in purchasing and supply and ZPPA knowledge an advantage - At least five (5) years’ relevant experience in a reputable organisation.

- Proficiency in all Microsoft Office applications.

- The ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

- Excellent analytical, problem-solving and management skills, Detail-oriented and self starter - Exceptional decision-making skills and Effective communication skills.

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PERSONAL ASSISTANT

Job purpose To provide Administrative and Secretarial services to CEO and Senior Management and produce various narrative and technical documents. The role provides office services by implementing administrative systems, procedures, and policies, and monitoring administrative projects.

Key Accountabilities The successful candidate will among other things: - Provide office secretarial services to the CEO and Senior Management staff.

- Types from shorthand noted or manuscript, letters, memoranda, tables, reports, and other documents of a routine and confidential nature for senior staff.

- Keep the CEO’s diary and coordinate all meetings.

- Receives, places, filters and conveys telephone calls, tactfully screens visitors to offices under his/her watch to prevent unnecessary interruption of Senior staff.

- Orders and keeps reasonable supply of office stationery and other requisits to facilitate movement of correspondence and production of documents.

- Makes internal and external travel and accommodation arrangements for all staff travelling.

- Maintain a logical and systematic filling system for all correspondence.

- Makes necessary arrangements for meetings, seminars and workshops of the Organization.

- Ensures proper record keeping of all company documents.

- Assist Manage the Administrative function of the company.

- Supervise the Office Assistant - Ensures availability of office supplies and maintain clean and healthy office surroundings.

Academic and Professional Qualifications & skills - A full grade 12 certificate/School Certificate with credit passes including English language and Mathematics - Diploma in secretarial and office Management - A degree or diploma in Business Administration, Public Administration or Human Resources will be an added advantage - Typing speed of 250 to 300 words per minute.

- At least five years’ relevant experience.

- Proficiency in all Microsoft Office applications.

- The ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

- Excellent analytical, problem-solving and management skills.

- Effective communication skills and decision-making skills.

- High Computer skills in Microsoft word suit, ability to work with minimum supervision, sober character.

- Capable of handling confidential matters.

- A Member of the Professional Secretary Association of Zambia 6.

ASSISTANT SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS OFFICER

Job purpose To assist the Systems Applications Officer plan and strategize on the utilisation of ICT in addressing organisation and stakeholder needs. The role contributes to the development of new operational systems and methods in line with modern national payment systems Key Accountabilities The successful candidate will among other things: - Provide first line support on the National Financial Switch and Cheque Truncation Systems - Monitor the network and applications to ensure minimal downtime for IT systems - Assist in the implementation of interfaces for ATM, POS, Mobile Money Channels - Conversant with modern applications coding languages and programming.

- Handle Customer inquiries on the National Switch both telephonically and through emails.

- Record and report all technical issues affecting the smooth operations of IT systems.

- Track assigned incidents and ensure timely resolution - Escalate complex technical issues to L2 support - Follow up customer queries with necessary ZECHL personnel - Maintain all incident records Academic and Professional Qualifications & skills - A full grade 12 certificate/School Certificate with credit passes including English language and Mathematics - A Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science/Information Technology or related field.

- At least 3 years’ experience in IT Support - Knowledge of Unix/Linux systems - Able to write SQL queries - Knowledge of any scripting language will be an added advantage - Basic understanding of electronic banking transactions & cards operations - The ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

- Excellent analytical, problem-solving and management skills.

- Exceptional negotiation and decision-making skills.

- Effective communication skills, Strong business acumen and Detail-oriented - Experience working with a payments switch (IST, Postilion, SmartVista etc) an added advantage.

7.

ASSISTANT DATABASE ADMINISTRATION OFFICER

Job purpose To assist the Database Administrator, provide superior National Financial Switch application support services in order to ensure availability of reliable and quality information systems and support services that meet user requirements.

Key Accountabilities The successful candidate will among other things: - Provide first line support on the National Financial Switch and Cheque Truncation Systems - Carry out Database administrator functions for ZECHL ICT systems.

- Respond to database related customer inquiries on ZECHL ICT systems.

- Troubleshoot and resolve all applications and database issues affecting the smooth operations of IT systems.

- Track assigned incidents and ensure timely resolution - Escalate complex technical issues to Level 2 support - Follow up customer queries with necessary ZECHL personnel - Maintain database schema records - Maintain backup logs, tapes and related records Academic and Professional Qualifications & skills - A full grade 12 certificate/School Certificate with credit passes including English language and Mathematics - A degree in Computer Science/Information Technology or related field.

- At least 3 years’ experience in IT Support - Knowledge of Windows, Oracle and MS SQL - Able to write SQL queries - Knowledge Unix/Linux systems - Capable of automating Unix tasks - Capable of writing Unix shell scripts - Knowledge of Java, PHP or C# - Knowledge of Oracle Weblogic, Apache Tomcat - Basic understanding of electronic banking transactions & cards operations - The ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

- Excellent analytical, problem-solving and management skills.

- Exceptional negotiation and decision-making skills.

- Effective communication skills, Strong business acumen and Detail-oriented If you meet the above qualifications, please send your application letter and a detailed CV including your full address, contact numbers, with copies of academic & professional certificates to: zechl_admin@zechl.co.zm In order to reduce the risk of the spread of the COVID – 19, please note that all application responses should be in electronic form no hand delivered application letters will be accepted.

The closing date for receipt of applications is 8th May 2020 PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT ONLY SHORT-LISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONTACTED

Monday 4 May, 2020

NORTH-WEST / MOSI

NEVER TRY UPND, ZAMBIANS TOLD

By JACKSON MAPAPAYI

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E30042020

HE United Party for National Development (UPND) under leader Hakainde Hichilema is not a viable alternative for Zambia, the PF in North-western province has noted.

Provincial acting chairperson, Koshita Shengamo, said Mr Hichilema and the entire UPND leadership were too bitter, hence not a viable alternative for the country.

Mr Shengamo stated that Zambians would be gambling with their lives if they attempted to usher into office a political party which was led by bitter individuals.

He said Mr Hichilema and his party leaders were bitter and angry.

"You don't give leadership to bitter and angry people, you will destroy this country.

The people of Zambia should be very careful, don’t be wood winked and stop gambling with your lives," Mr Shengamo said.

He said the UPND and the entire leadership believed

UPND supporters in ideologies of dictatorship which was the reason Members of Parliament (MPs) were remote controlled. He accused the party of not having respect for parliamentary procedures.

"That is why their Members of Parliament are tossed left right centre, they don't operate freely despite being people's representatives in Parliament," he said.

Mr Sheng’ambo was speaking when he addressed party members at the provincial

party secretariat in Solwezi at the weekend.

And Mr Sheng’amo has advised party functionaries to continue mobilising new members ahead of next year's general elections.

He said now was the time to strengthen party structures than waiting for next year and that the party had a duty to ensure that President Edgar Lungu was well-marketed.

"Our main product which we need to start marketing is

the president Lungu, we need to ensure that we go flat out to market him," he said.

He also advised the party members not to be speculative over the party leadership in the province and added that he was just acting as provincial chairperson following the suspension of the incumbent, Jackson Kungo.

"I am just acting as provincial chairperson and the party programmes will continue as planned," he emphasised.

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South farmers cautioned

By ANDREW MUKOMA

FARMERS in Southern Province should not to sell their maize to exploitative businessmen but wait for the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) to buy their grain at attractive prices.

Southern Province PF Chairperson, Lawrence Evans, said that rushing to sell maize to unscrupulous individuals would only disadvantage the farmers.

Mr Evans noted that President Edgar Lungu had already directed the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) to procure one million tonnes of maize in this year's marketing season across the country.

He said that the directive was good news for farmers because Government would this year procure twice as much as last year’s 500,000 tonnes target.

"We therefore, wish to appeal to farmers in Southern Province who have produced surplus maize not to sell to briefcase buyers at low prices but instead wait for FRA to commence the buying of the produce if they are to reap a profit on their investment," he said.

"We have no doubt FRA will offer a competitive and attractive maize price this

marketing season just as the case was last year which many farmers appreciated and motivated them to increase maize field tillage in the 2019/2020 farming season in anticipation of a stable maize floor price," Mr Evans said.

He said that the Government had been walking the talk in the drive to ensure agriculture took centre stage in the economic transformation of the country.

The PF South chief said this was so because of sound policies dealing with inputs and eventual marketing of produce with the farmer's ultimate interest in mind.

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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL WARNS AGAINST HARASSMENT OF JOURNALISTS FOR COVID-19 REPORTING JOHANNESBURG - As the coronavirus Covid-19 continues to spread across Southern Africa, governments are targeting journalists and media houses critical of their handling of the pandemic, Amnesty International warned yesterday, World Press Freedom Day. “From Madagascar to Zambia, we have seen governments criminalising journalists and shutting down media outlets that are perceived to be calling out poor government responses to Covid-19,” Amnesty International director for East and Southern Africa Deprose Muchena said in a statement.

“With the disease continuing to spread, and no end yet in sight, there has never been a greater need for accurate news and information to help people stay informed and safe. Yet, the authorities across the region are targeting journalists and media houses for their critical reporting on the pandemic, which is weakening this vital information flow,” Muchena said.

Attacks on the right to freedom of expression, media freedom, and the victimisation of journalists for questioning governments’ handling of Covid-19 North and South Korea have exchanged gunfire in the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) which divides the two countries.

Seoul’s military said shots from the North hit a South Korean guard post in the central border town of Cheorwon.

It said it returned fire and delivered a warning announcement. There are no reports of injuries.

Such incidents across the world’s most heavily fortified border are rare - the last occurred in 2017. It is not clear what led the North to open fire.

Military officials in the South say there was no sign of unusual troop movements. They are trying to find out if this was an accident or deliberate.

There’s a “low possibility” that the shots fired by North Korea were intentional, according to the South Korean military. But at this stage is unclear how they’ve made that assessment.

Even if it was an accident or a miscalculation, it shows just how important it is for troops to keep level heads in the heavily fortified DMZ to ensure the situation isn’t made much worse.

If it was a more tactical decision by North Korea then that’s a very different matter.

The timing is interesting. It’s just 24 hours since the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un re-appeared after a 21-day absence. There have also been a large number of military drills in the North in recent months to improve readiness to fight

surfaced in Madagascar as the pandemic spread in the region.

Publishing director and journalist at Ny Valosoa newspaper Arphine Helisoa was arrested and put in pre-trial detention on April 4 after she was accused of criticising the president’s handling of the national response to Covid-19 in an article. She was still in detention in Antanimora prison in the country’s capital Antananarivo.

“She was charged with spreading fake news and incitement of hatred towards President Andry Rajoelina. Amnesty International is calling for her immediate and unconditional release.”

In Zambia, authorities shut down the independent television news channel Prime TV on April 9 after cancelling its broadcasting license. The cancellation came after the alleged refusal by the station to air the government’s Covid-19 public awareness campaigns because the station was owed money for previous unrelated state advertisements.

Prime TV, as an independent station, depended on advertising revenue to pay the salaries of its staff and operational costs. The authorities should immediately

reverse the license cancellation for Prime TV and allow it to continue broadcasting without any harassment and intimidation, Muchena said.

In Zimbabwe, journalists and newspaper vendors had been subjected to arrests and intimidation during their work on Covid-19.

At least eight journalists had faced interference and harassment in the line of their duties.

Two journalists, Nunurai Jena in Chinhoyi and Panashe Makufa in Harare, were accused of working without valid journalism accreditation cards, normally issued by the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC), even though the commission was yet to issue the 2020 accreditation cards to journalists.

Both journalists were reporting on the enforcement of the lockdown, including policing. This harassment and intimidation of journalists in Zimbabwe prompted the Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa) Zimbabwe chapter to eventually seek a High Court order ordering the police and other law enforcement agencies charged with enforcing the Covid-19 lockdown not to interfere “in any unnecessary way” with the work of journalists. - IOL

North and South Korea in gunfire exchange after Kim Jong-un reappears

Russia and Afghanistan announce their biggest rises in cases

Russia saw a record rise of 9,623 new infections on Saturday with 57 more deaths.

The country is now the seventh most-affected country in terms of cases, having surpassed China, Turkey and Iran this week.

Officials estimate around two per cent of all Muscovites have been hit by Covid-19 with the capital city considered a hotspot compared to the rest of the country.

If the estimate is correct it means more than 250,000 have contracted the virus in Moscow, according to a calculation based on the screening. But mayor Sergei Sobyanin defended the two per cent figure.

He said: “Judging by the health screening of various population groups, the actual number of those infected amounts to about two per cent of Moscow’s population.

“It is the lowest level among major global cities hit by the pandemic,” he claimed.

“We have succeeded in preventing the infection from spreading through discipline and Muscovites’ support for self-isolation measures.”

The country has officially acknowledged that some 214,800 people are under medical supervision across its 11 time zones suspected of having caught the virus.

It also has 124,054 confirmed cases including Vladimir’s Putin’s Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin who is in hospital with a “high fever”. - The Mirror

‘I’ve always said I wanted my day in court’ - Jacob Zuma

It is not clear what provoked the initial gunfire an “actual war”, according to state media. Pyongyang has sometimes used the tactic of escalate to de-escalate, using its military posturing as leverage in later negotiations.

But any sign of direct fire will be a disappointment to many in South Korea. There has been a lot of work in the last two years to ease tensions between the two countries after President Moon Jae-in met Kim Jong-un.

The two sides signed a military agreement - any deliberate

shots fired would breach that pact. The last time the North opened fire on the South happened in 2017 when a North Korean soldier made a dash across the military demarcation line to defect.

The demilitarised zone (DMZ) was set up after the Korean War in 1953 in order to create a buffer zone between the two countries.

For the past two years, the government in Seoul has tried to turn the heavily fortified border

into a peace zone.

Easing military tensions at the border was one of the agreements reached between the leaders of the two countries at a summit in Pyongyang in September 2018.

Kim Jong-un’s reappearance in public, reported by North Korean state media on Friday, followed an almost-threeweek unexplained absence that sparked intense global speculation about his health.

-The Guardian

Johannesburg - Former president Jacob Zuma on Saturday reiterated his claim that he had always wanted “my day in court”.

“I’ve always said I wanted my day in court. It is (time for) South Africans to hear the truth.

My silence has always been to keep unity, but it is now time,” he told Independent Media.

It remains unclear whether Zuma’s appearance at the Pietermaritzburg High Court will take place during level 4 of the nationwide lockdown.

It had been planned for Wednesday. However, Zuma’s lawyer, Eric Mabuza, said the matter had through agreement been postponed to June 23.

Yesterday, Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng issued a directive to nine judge presidents on how court cases should be handled during

lockdown. On criminal trials, which might affect Zuma’s case, Mogoeng said: “Criminal trials already set down for hearing during the national state of disaster period shall be dealt with and disposed of in a manner determined by the head of the court”.

Mogoeng’s spokesperson Nathi Mncube said the chief justice’s circular meant that all judge presidents would have to decide on their own directives.

“They can say all trials shall proceed or all trials shall not proceed,” said Mncube, who added he was not in a position to comment on the Pietermaritzburg High Court’s readiness to accommodate Zuma’s case.

He said the judge presidents were yesterday not in a position to decide as “I only sent them (these directives) now. They would anyway say they are going through these directives, so they are busy crafting their own (directives) so they won’t give you an answer”.

-Sunday Independent

Labour unions scramble to save jobs amid the Covid-19 outbreak in SA

Johannesburg - On Friday, Workers’ Day was commemorated amid the Covid-19 outbreak which has threatened millions of jobs and an economic depression, but unions and labour federations said they are engaging with the government and other stakeholders to save jobs.

According to the projection by the National Treasury, South Africa could lose up to 7 million jobs and see unemployment surging up from 29.1% to 50%. It projected the economy to contract by 6.4%.

This week, S&P Global ratings downgraded South Africa further into junk status, citing the effect of Covid-19 pandemic on the economy and heightened concerns about the long-term sustainability of the country’s debt. However, Cosatu spokesperson Sizwe Pamla said the union was negotiating at Nedlac to set conditions for

any assistance in order to save jobs.

“We came up with the idea of using UIF to assist employers to pay workers and minimise retrenchments,” said Pamla. On April 21, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a R500 billion social and economic stimulus package aimed at keeping the economy going during the Covid-19 pandemic. The package was budgeted to save jobs, help companies that struggle to pay workers and operate, as well as help those in need. Giving details of the government stimulus package last week, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said restaurants and other businesses should be compelled to ensure at least half of their staff were South Africans, and this was supported by Cosatu.

“We support the sentiment of the minister and we expect him to work with other Cabinet colleagues to ensure that this is enforced. It is

a myth that foreigners are the only ones that are hardworking. South Africa was built by local workers and no one complained that they were lazy,” said Pamla, adding that South African employers suffer from apartheid legacy where they had glorified slaves at their disposal.

“If these companies are going to ask for help then they need to comply or they can go and request help where they plan to create jobs.”

Cash-strapped SAA has also gone under with its thousands of jobs. In March, SAA issued a notice to 4700 of its workers that it intended to begin consulting on retrenchments. The airlines promised to preserve as many jobs as possible, but cautioned that the outlook for its operations had dimmed further following Covid-19 and its impact on international travel.

National Union of Metalworkers of SA spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola said the

union wanted to assure workers and its members that it will spare no moment in furthering their interests and addressing their fears under the current difficult and overwhelming conditions.

Hlubi-Majola said the union had also met with Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan and raised the fact that it was fully committed to ensuring that both SAA and SA Express (which was placed on provision liquidation) were restructured.

“In this regard, government should consider the capitalisation of both institutions if we are to get out of the crisis.” South African Transport and Allied Workers Union general secretary Jack Mazibuko said the union was talking with Gordhan and SAA business rescue practitioners to consider implementing new prescriptions for the crisis at hand.

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Africa 43,909

1,764

14,878

Confirmed cases

Deaths

Recovered

1,130,122

Confirmed cases

Recovered

Deaths

OVER 40,026 CASES IN OVER 55 COUNTRIES 6,336

South Africa

6,193

Egypt

4,880 4,295

Algeria

2,388

Nigeria

2,169

Ghana

2,077

Cameroon

1,586

Guinea

1,362

Ivory Coast

1,115

Senegal

Virus crisis jolts women, beauty industry to restrategise IT is said that the splendour of beauty is in admiring it.

But with the coronavirus crisis and associated lockdown holing up people in their houses, is donning cosmetics worth the time or money anymore?

Certainly not, if the current trend in the country and world over is anything to go by.

Primarily, cosmetics are meant to enhance good features while concealing the flaws and sometimes making the wearer younger and more attractive.

Nonetheless, Covid-19 restrictions seem to have reminded enthusiasts like Regina Wangeci, who wouldn’t fetch milk from the local kiosk without at least brushing some foundation cream over her cheeks, that it is normal to walk around with a freshly-washed face and bushes of eyebrows.

“Typically, cosmetics are donned when one is leaving the house. But with restrictions placed with the advent of coronavirus, why should we enhance our looks? We, therefore, have no motivation to replenish our beauty products,” Wangeci said.

Source: Daily Nation

TREND ANALYSIS OF COVID-19 CASES IN ZAMBIA

1,112

Djibouti

1,009

Tunisia

736

Niger

674

DRC Somalia Burkina Faso Sudan

435

Kenya

423

Réunion Gabon Mauritius

A devastated woman has shared her husband’s decision to open their relationship. He plans to rent a second flat for his rendezvous.

The woman says she was in disbelief when her husband suggested the idea out of the blue and in the middle of lockdown, the Mirror reports.

She asked him if it was “lockdown craziness talking”.

However, the husband had been planning on bringing up the idea for a couple of months before the lockdown started, according to the DailyStar.

He plans to reside at his flat during the week and then return home on weekends to the wife and children.

Equatorial Guinea Guinea-Bissau

Writing on the MumsNet open forum, the mother (30) said her partner chose this time so she would have no choice except to continue living with him.

Her husband said that as part of the arrangement he would agree to “not form emotional connections” with anyone else and “prioritise” his wife and kids. She in turn also has permission to see other men, but isn’t allowed to sleep with any of them.

“I’m gobsmacked. I feel like I’ve been punched in the stomach,” she wrote anonymously.

“I can’t believe it. I don’t know whether to cry and feel completely devastated or if I

should seriously consider what he’s offering. I’m all over the place.”

Mumsnet users offer support and some users even suggested she get out of the marriage as soon as possible.

“He’s already checked out of this marriage, I can’t see any way to come back from that.

Get on the phone to a solicitor tomorrow and start getting your ducks in a row,” one user wrote.

“It sounds like he wants out but doesn’t want to be seen as the bad guy so he suggested this ludicrous option so you’ll break up with him,” another added.

Source: News24

Rwanda Congo Sierra Leone Liberia

Ethiopia Togo

Uganda Mozambique CAR Libya South Sudan Malawi Angola Botswana Gambia Sao Tome and Principe Namibia Burundi Mauritania Western Sahara Comoros

‘‘The children will be followed and communities sensitised to prevent them from facing stigma.

Samples from at least 180 street children encamped at Nakivubo Blue Primary School during the lockdown following the outbreak of coronavirus in the country have been taken for testing.

Officials at Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) on Friday said this will enable them know the status of the children especially those who going to be reintegrated with their families.

At least 40 street children have come to terms with the authorities to unite with their families while 80 others have chosen to join vocational training.

Ms Harriet Mudondo, the director gender community services and production at KCCA, said the children have reached this decision with the help of psycho-social support and counselling.

Ms Mudondo said the children will be further followed and communities sensitised to prevent them from facing stigma.

“We have had 18 social workers, 17 streets uncles and four nurses working with them on a day-to-day basis. They have been making sure the children come to terms with what they want to be in life and how they want to turn out and so we have reached a point, she explained. Ms Mudondo added: “We have been able to identify about 40 children that have decided to go back

Total:

64 7

15 9 2

42 35 33 31 44 41 26 4

16 22

10 1

8 2

9

88

3 10 1 2

79 72

3

39

3

35

2

23

1

46

17 16 16

4 1 1

15

1

8

1

6 3

43,908

1,522 1,872 385 229 953 405 622 368 686 323 507 75 34

535 52

206 235 167 152

1,764

4,256 1,964 1,918 1,922 1,060 1,174

194 566

499 312 300 297

5,271

2,172 3,000

261

21,702

245

724

305

854

237

21

126

18

24,055

73

135

48

466

606

120 25

117,049

13,856

644

7

19

16,588

424

315 9

6,500

10,508

738

123

85

90,000

725

300

195 88

132

16,028 1,500

33,303

791

98

51

3,611

78

43

6,882

75 66 39 12

57 48 68

22,330 7,100

95

714

52

36

36,302

10

62

42

18

63

11

Seychelles

18

123

34

Zimbabwe

85

3

39

Eritrea

40,961

459

135

90

Benin

3,282

18

108

Eswatini

1,424

154

117

Chad

174

9

124

Zambia

230,686

229 155

Total Tests

3,664

1

255

Active Cases

2,549

415

315 257

Total Recovered

123

5

332

149

Madagascar

Total Deaths

335

152

Cabo Verde

Govt tests 180 street children for Covid-19

592

480

Tanzania

Husband shocks wife with plans for an open marriage amid lockdown

652

539

Mayotte

Yesterday Zambia recorded 5 cases of covid-19 from the 926 tests that were conducted in the last 24 hours. As can be noted in the trend analysis, Zambia has been recording an average of 5 cases in the last ten days while in the first ten days when the first two cases were recorded, the country registered an average of 4 covid-19 cases. This shows that there is a steady increase in the number of cases being recorded owing to the increased tests.

671

544

Mali

ANALYSED BY DAILY NATION

Total Cases

Country, Other

Morocco

Global overview 3,507,442 245,241

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Covid-19 Pandemic

Monday Monday 4 May, 2020 4 May, 2020

22 9

46

61 38

46

27

2,337

2,155

1,247 892

26

13

5

25

7,642

7

401

11 8 9 4

22 14 11

8

8

6

5

5

1

14,877

27,267

7 6

7 1

481

7,675 19

704

284 1,032

3

to their families because a family is an ideal place for the child to be.”

Meanwhile, China State Constructing Engineering Corporation Limited (CSEC) has donated reintegration package for the 40 children.

While handing over the donations that include mattresses, blankets, sugar and rice, among others, Mr York Wu, the chief representative of CSCEC, said children are talented and are the future of the country.

However, for some children who were not willing to either join institutions or reintegrate with their families but rather stay on the streets, KCCA said it will continue to engage them so that they can make the right decision.

Findings from the enumeration of street children by Retrak Uganda in collaboration with the Gender ministry and Uganda Bureau of Statistics (Ubos) indicated that there are more than 2,600 children living on the streets and are seven to 17 years old while 1,410 others of seven to 17 years are estimated to be working on the street.

Government has warned agencies who are making benefits out of these children by encouraging them to stay on the streets.

Source: Daily Monitor

At least 40 street children have come to terms with the authorities to unite with their families while 80 others have chosen to join vocational training.

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Judo association acts against covid-19

By SPORTS REPORTER THE Zambia Judo Association (ZJA) has continued to lead the way in the fight against the coronavirus

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by donating face masks and foodstuff to two orphanages in Lusaka.

ZJA provided 150 face masks, 10 Chitenge material and food stuff to Garden Islamic Centre and Home of David and Faith respectively.

This is part of the 10,000 face masks that the association is donating to different beneficiaries across the country amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

ZJA president Alfred Foloko said his association felt duty bound to donate because many communities could still not afford to buy such.

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Foloko has urged all communities to adhere to the guidelines by government if the war against the coronavirus was to be warn quickly.

He praised government for carrying out the programme of integrating street children into safe homes as they were in danger of contracting and spreading the virus.

Garden Islamic Centre Imaan Sheikh Abdul Mwenda called on all Zambians to unite in the fight against Covid-19.

Home of David and Faith assistant manager Trace Ng’andu thanked the association for the gesture.

Sakala

‘YES WE CAN’

…the KK11 world cup dream alive in us - Fashion

By GRACE CHAILE LESOETSA

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BELGIUM based Zambian striker Fashion Sakala believes the current generation can realise the World Cup dream which the KK 11 squad tragically missed 27 years ago.

Sakala, though born after the national team perished in the Gabon disaster, said in an interview from Belgium, that the record left by the team showed that they were a great team.

Sakala who features for KV Oostende said the KK11 was an inspiration to the current team to continue working hard to make the dream a reality.

“Yes, almost everyone says the same about the team that crashed that they could have qualified to the World Cup and it shows that it was a great team.

As a current generation, we believe have faith that we can also make it to the World Cup “We have to continue working hard and improving every new day, we have a great team I believe we can do it. God bless us and help us to qualify,” Sakala said.

He said no matter how many Africa Cup of Nations can be won, no team could match the iconic status of the KK11 because they died on duty.

“Honestly, the time the national team crashed,

I wasn’t born yet but my father used to tell me about the team that crashed almost every day when we were talking about football.

“I grew up with something in mind that the best national team ever for Zambia crashed in 1993, that’s something I knew from my childhood.

‘It’s sad that they died that way and I will respect them forever because they died for the country.

“They will forever be our heroes even if we win 10 Africa Cup of Nations today but we can’t match their iconic status because they died for mother Zambia,” he said.

And former international midfielder Isaac Chansa believes the Zambian players who have struggled with game time will soon click in the South African premier league.

“Time matters, it’s not like the players have failed. It’s not just the right time to start clicking. Firstly they have to learn the culture of the PSL,” “Striker Mwape Musonda signed for Orlando Pirates and everyone thought he was a bad player yet it was not just his time. When he switched to Black Leopards, he clicked because it was the right time and now every PSL club, wants him. So Lazarous Kambole among others will click soon. They just have to remain focused and work hard,” he said.