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Saturday August 1, 2020

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BY PETER SICHALI

ZAMBIANS should not vote for ghost Members of Parliament who disappear after an election, says Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni of Eastern Province.

Paramount Chief Mpezeni said Zambians should not vote for non performing members of Parliament because they are a danger to national development.

The traditional leader said members of Parliament who disappear after elections should not be given another mandate to represent the people because they do not have their interest at heart. (To page 3)

Kasama MP warns UPND chief Mr. Sampa

Mr. Mucheleka

…apologise or else, Mucheleka told [Page 4]

"As elections approach we expect political parties to be peaceful and conduct campaigns in a respectful manner and to tell the people about their agenda and not personal attacks."

…choose leaders who don’t disappear Kenyatta and Odinga

The two trucks the Scania from South Africa and the Freightliner (right), Zimbabwean registered where found laden with Mukula tree logs. [Pictures Linda Tembo Soko] See story on Page 4

Mr. Lusambo

IMF talks on again

Demolish structures • Mwanakatwe reveals contributing to floods - Lusambo talks set for April P.4 See story on Page 3

President Edgar Lungu (left) addresses Water Development,Sanitation and Environmental Protection Minister Dr. Jonas Chanda (right) and Zambia National Service (ZNS) Deputy Commandant Major General Benson Miti (centre) during the swearing-inceremony at State House in Lusaka yesterday. Picture by SALIM HENRY/STATE HOUSE ©2020

pledge to heal divisions

Remove Copper Commonwealth production skeletons, to sidelines rises ZCID on KBFdialogue told 420, 000 preps

See story on Page 19

By NATION REPORTER

KELVIN Bwalya Fube has been challenged to clear the skeletons in his own life and background before seeking to lead the country and attacking others.

BY SILUMESI MALUMO

See story on Page 4

COPPER production has risen to about 420, 000 tonnes this year, Ministry of Mines and Mineral Development Permanent Secretary Barnaby Mulenga has said.

See story3)on Page 2 (To page

ConCourt must explain Chilanga vacancy - YALI TO PAGE 3

THE PEOPLE’S PAPER; BUILDING THE NATION WITH REAL ISSUES

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‘UPND ASSASSINATION CLAIM IS DANGEROUS PROPAGANDA’

By PETER SICHALI

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P N D claims that Government plots to assassinate their leader Hakainde Hichilema are a recipe for chaos and should not be e n ter-

tained, former State House Deputy Minister Blackson Sikanyika has said.

Mr Sikanyika said political parties should compete on ideologies and not propaganda that is likely to put peace and security of the nation at risk.

Mr Sikanyika said it was unfortunate that the UPND had continued putting the peace of the nation at risk for them to win elections.

He said the UPND should instead tell Zambians and diplomats what they intend to do differently as opposed to talking ill and making up false stories which was just eroding investor confidence.

"The opposition should try by all means to avoid propaganda that would put the peace of the country

at stake. It is unacceptable that UPND would resort to lies that Government plots to assassinate its leader to stop him from contesting the 2021 elections," Mr Sikanyika said.

He said in as much as the UPND was desperate to form Government, patriotism should be at the centre of their dealings.

"I don't think the government can resort to assassinating a citizen just to remain in power," he said.

Mr Sikanyika said there is need for both opposition and ruling party to embark on telling the people their agenda for the country and refrain from personal attacks and dangerous propaganda.

Stakeholders pressure govt over taxes

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

TAX relief measures that have been introduced to assist industries survive the storm caused by Covid-19 have reduced Government’s tax and non-tax revenues but more stakeholders have continued to put pressure on Government for more relief.

Government in April this year introduced various tax relief measures meant to mitigate the impact of Covid-19 on key economic sectors.

These measures however, coupled with the involuntary scaling down of productive activities across all economic sectors, have generally translated into a reduction in tax and non-tax revenues.

During the first half of 2020, total revenue collections and grants amounted to K32.2 billion, 5.1 percent below the K34 billion projection, says Secretary to the Treasury, Fredson Yamba.

“Prior to the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the overall budget performance remained relatively fair despite fiscal challenges.

“However, the unplanned adjustments due to Covid-19 have severely impacted the country’s fiscal health,” Mr Yamba said in a statement yesterday.

Regarding expenditure, he said, the treasury released K46.8 billion, amortization included.

Mr Yamba explained that this was seven percent below

Mr Yamba

Mr Yamba

Debt service gobbles K14.3bn for period January to June

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

GOVERNEMENT has spent K14.3 billion between January and June this year to service both its domestic and external debt.

Preliminary figures indicate that expenditure in the first half of the year amounted to K46.8bn, including

the projection for January to June, due to lower than projected disbursements for the foreign financed component.

“It must be noted here that the slowdown in economic activity has generally affected collections by ministries, provinces, and agencies, hence causing an under performance in the fees and fines collection category,” he said.

The Ministry of Finance, Mr Yamba said, would continually review the economic sustainability initiatives that were in place, so that in the foreseeable term, the negative impact of Covid-19 on the economy was moderated.

He indicated that in view of the general revenue decline and expenditure increases, the treasury would continue

amortisation.

In the period under review, K14.3bn was released for debt service, says w.

Mr Yamba said domestic debt service payments totalled K8bn, which included K1.9bn principle repayments on government securities.

On the other hand, he explained, external debt service

“Going forward, it will be our duty at the Treasury to continue giving priority to effective resource management so that we help the nation to address the urgent health risks while facilitating economic sustainability and the well-being of the people of Zambia,” amounted to K6.3bn with principle repayments amounting to K3.3bn.

“Achieving fiscal consolidation is a priority target that is why as Government, we will continue to constrain public debt accumulation while ascertaining the effective implementation of public financial management regulations

to strengthen domestic resource mobilisation because doing so was central to effective facilitation of national development.

Mr Yamba said this was a priority matter for the near term and the future.

He expressed concern that the economic situation continues to be challenging and the fiscal situation is constrained.

“To this effect, the Treasury will continue to strive for efficiency in domestic resource mobilization so that effective and value for money responses to the competing needs of the country in tackling the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on health and the economy, are implemented,” Mr Yamba said.

at all times,” he said in a statement.

Mr Yamba also said out of the K46.8bn total expenditure for the first half of the year, K33.7bn was financed from domestic resources, and K7.9bn was foreign financed.

He therefore stressed that the need for prudent management of resources across all sectors had even become more critical in view of the resource requirements to fight the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mr Yamba said it was this reason that expenditure cuts would have to be introduced.

“Going forward, it will be our duty at the Treasury to continue giving priority to effective resource management so that we help the nation to address the urgent health risks while facilitating economic sustainability and the well-being of the people of Zambia,” he said.

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Non-graduating students not resuming classes - Siame ALL non-graduating students in universities and colleges will not resume classes following the rise in the number of Covid-19 cases in the country, Ministry of Higher Education Permanent Secretary, Kayula Siame has said Ms Siame said in a statement issued in Lusaka yesterday that the move was in line with cabinet decision that non graduating classes would remain closed.

She has since directed the institutions of higher learning to continue with on-line lessons for the non-graduating classes to ensure that learning continues.

Ms Siame “Non-graduating students will not resume classes due to the evolving of the Covid-19 pandemic which has gone upward with the new cases in the recent past,” Ms Siame said.

“For students in graduating classes, all universities and colleges must intensify the implementation of the health and safety measures for both students and lecturers to reduce the risk of the spread of Covid-19 pandemic,” she said.

Meanwhile, Ms Siame said the usual way of holding graduation ceremonies will not be possible this year on account of public gathering restrictions.

“The guidance from the ministry, is therefore that all graduations ceremonies will have to be held virtually to ensure that adherence to the public health Covid-19 public gathering restrictions,” she said.

On May 8, 2020, President Edgar Lungu directed the re-opening of schools for examination classes and asked the Ministry of Higher Education to engage other stakeholders to come with modalities on the reopening of non-examination classes for colleges and universities. – ZANIS.

Kaizer co-accused denies charge

By CHINTU MALAMBO FORMER Political Adviser to the President, Kaizer Zulu’s alleged accomplice, Mpangwe Kachingwe.

This is in a matter where they are sued for assaulting and kidnapping three Lusaka surveyors and a driver, has denied the claim, saying he was out of town when the alleged incident happened.

In the matter where Bernard Nshindo, Sengelwayo Jere, Saul Masikoti who are qualified surveyors and businessmen, and Mason Mweemba, a driver, have sued Zulu and his acquaintances Mpange Kachingwe, Raffiq Rashid, and Bella Mwanza, a director at Chita Lodge Limited.

They are seeking among other claims damages for assault, false imprisonment and kidnapping, on the pretext that they were photographing his speed boat at Chita

Lodge, in Kafue.

The four who have also cited Chita Lodge Limited in the matter are claiming that Zulu accused them of wanting to assassinate him when they allegedly got a picture of his speed boat on September 7 last year.

But Kachingwe in his defence said he was not in Lusaka Province from September 5-9 2019 as he was in Mkushi attending to a business transaction.

“I will show at trial that on September 7, 2019, I was in the company of then Mkushi District Commissioner Luka Mwamba in Mkushi where we inspected mining projects and only returned on September 8, 2019,” Kachingwe said.

He stated that he was not privy to what happened at Chita Lodge Kafue as he was not in that place on the material day.

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Covid surge continues, 408 new cases recorded

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA THE surge in Covid-19 new cases has continued with the country recording 408 cases in the last 24 hours with two deaths.

The cumulative number of deaths has reached 151 while cases recorded since the outbreak stands at 5, 963 with 3, 803 recoveries.

Permanent Secretary for Technical Services in the Ministry of Health Dr Kennedy Malama said during the Covid-19 daily updates in Lusaka that the ministry would not lose focus on other diseases amidst the deadly pandemic.

“We will ensure as a ministry that we do not lose focus on other diseases such as non communicable diseases, trauma as well as preventing maternal, child and newborn deaths,” he said.

Dr Malama said that even though the country was in the midst of the Covid-19 fight, the ministry would ensure that it continued to provide essential health services across the country.

He explained that guidelines have since been disseminated to all provincial health offices to see how they could be carried out.

Dr Malama also assured that the ministry would continue protecting the people especially children during the pandemic.

He said that the country would not afford to lose more people living with other diseases noting that the country had already been through a lot.

“We will always re-emphasise on the use of face masks, sanitising, maintaining physical distancing and maintaining personal hygiene as it is the only way that will help us keep safe,” he said.

Dr Malama also said that relatives of those dying of Covid-19 were advised to work with health personnel and observe health guidelines as per directives during burial to avoid more infections.

Remove skeletons, KBF told

By NATION REPORTER

KELVIN Bwalya Fube has been challenged to clear the skeletons in his own life and background before seeking to lead the country and attacking others.

Two opposition leaders have catalogued a list of issues which they want Mr Fube to explain.

“Kelvin Bwalya Fube must know that he cannot ascend to power by trying to scandalise President Edgar Lungu,” two opposition political parties have said.

The two political parties are Zambia Republican Party (ZRP) and the National Congress Party (NCP).

NCP president Peter Chanda said it was unfortunate that Mr Fube wanted to gain political mileage by attacking the Head of State yet he had unresolved issues in his background which needed to be cleared.

Pastor Chanda said leadership comes from God and people cannot ride leadership by scandalising other people or humiliating people or over rating themselves to be the wisest person.

He said at a media briefing yesterday, each time Mr Fube was given platform to talk he was only lashing his anger on President Lungu.

The opposition leaders

KBF said the Lusaka based lawyer was going round the country trying to tarnish the name of the Head of State but that would not make him be adopted a Patriotic Front (PF) presidential candidate because President Lungu was eligible to contest.

“Zambia is at a level where every Jim and Jack will rise up and state that they are messiahs and when they come into power they will come and do this and fix that.

“My first question to our brother Mr Fube is that does he respect the laws of this country because we have seen him going around the country stating that President Edgar Lungu is not eligible.

Being one of the petitioners I feel when judgement is passed by competent Judges everyone ought to respect that, I believe Mr Fube is a lawyer worthy to be sort after and therefore he must respect the verdict passed by the courts law,” he said.

ZRP president Wright Musoma Mr Musoma said there was need for Mr Fube to be patriotic for once instead of engaging in character assignation.

He said that politics was not about insulting or attacking each other but it was about giving a service to the people of Zambia.

Home News FROM PAGE 1 Last year the country recorded about 100, 000 metric tonnes of copper.

Zambia Chamber of Mines president Goodwell Mateyo said the country saw production drop in 2019 due to new mining taxes, which were also the primary cause of the drying up of investment.

But Mr Mulenga said the increase in copper production this year was due to the strategies which various mining houses had put in place.

He said in an interview yesterday, Lumwana, Kansanshi, Kalumbila and NFCA mines had ramped up their production this year.

“It is an issue obviously tied to the individual companies that have been able to produce a lot more.

We need to admit that North-Western Province is like the new Copperbelt because of the 420, 000 metric tonnes, about 60 percent has been produced by the mines from North-Western Province. So Lumwana, Kansanshi and Kalumbila produced very well,” Mr Mulenga said.

He said with this development it was expected that the country would benefit from the high prices of copper on the international market.

He said that the country would be able to export more copper which

From page 1 “Elections are drawing near and this time some MPs will start visiting their constituencies so that they are seen to be working when they have been absent for the past four years,” Paramount Chief Mpezeni said.

The Paramount Chief said there are some MPs who are in the habit of abandoning their constituencies soon after elections and only reappear when elections approach.

“Such MPs do not have people’s interests at heart therefore they should not be allowed to continue using voters for their own personal gains at the expense of their constituencies,” the Ngoni Paramount Chief said.

Paramount Chief Mpezeni has advised political parties to only re-adopt performing MPs. He said political parties should adopt people who have shown commitment to serve people’s interests and aspirations.

And Paramount Chief

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COPPER PRODUCTION RISES TO 420, 000 FILE PHOTO : Copper production

would enable it earn more revenue.

Mr Mulenga said it was prudent that mining houses increased production during this period so that more revenue can be generated from the exports.

“Yes copper prices have rebound and it is doing much better than it was two months ago and this high copper production will be an advantage for the country to earn more revenue,” Mr Mulenga said.

No ‘ghost’ MPs - Mpezeni

…choose leaders who don’t disappear

The Nationa Assembly of Zambia Mpezeni has advised political parties to restrain their supporters from violent activities.

“As elections approach we expect political parties to be peaceful and conduct campaigns in a respectful

manner and tell their people about their agenda and not personal attacks,” the traditional leader said.

Ignore armchair critics, be focused - Lungu

By SIMON MUNTEMBA

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has implored ministers and other senior government officials to ignore armchair critics who are bent on derailing his administration’s development agenda but to remain focused, resilient, and hardworking.

The President said this yesterday at State House in Lusaka when he swore in the newly appointed minister of Water Development, Sanitation and Environmental Protection Dr Jonas Chanda, and the new Zambia National Service (ZNS) deputy commandant, Major-General Benson Miti.

Until his elevation as deputy commandant, Maj-Gen Miti, who was by rank a Brigadier- General served as the ZNS chief of administration.

President Lungu has terminated the contract of ZNS deputy commandant, MajGen Alick Kamiji.

Mr Lungu thanked Maj-Gen Kamiji for the services he rendered to the government and wished him well in his future endeavours.

Meanwhile, the President yesterday swore in Brig-Gen Miti and reminded him

on the need to respect the hierarchy of power.

President Lungu noted with dismay that despite having scored massive development, some armchair critics were detracting from his government’s attention of delivering the much needed development by engaging in counterproductive issues.

He said the government has so far performed well and urged his ministers to remain focused and explain its success to the people. President Lungu appointed Dr Chanda as minister of Water Development, replacing Dr Dennis Wanchinga who was transferred to the Ministry of General Education in the same capacity after he terminated Mr David Mabumba’s appointment.

President Lungu said he expected all his ministers to put the interest of the nation first before themselves, because as a team, their performance would be judged by the people of Zambia during the 2021 general elections.

He reminded the newly appointed minister that they were in those positions to offer services to the Zambians by

delivering development. Mr Lungu said his government had continued to make strides in improving service delivery in the provision of water and sanitation services as well as access to sanitation.

He however said more was required to be done to ensure that the population of Zambia, especially in the rural areas had increased access to water and sanitation to reach the target of universal access by 2030.

Mr Lungu urged Dr Chanda to ensure there was improved access to water in the country, saying it was inexcusable for citizens to continue experiencing water challenges when Zambia boasts of plenty of water bodies dotted across provinces.

And speaking to journalists after being sworn in, Dr Chanda who thanked God and the President for his appointment said he never expected it and it came as a surprise.

Dr Chanda said he would hit the ground running and promised to ensure there was improved access to water in the country as he built on the successes of his predecessors, while working with other line ministries.

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FOCUSED UNIT

REMAIN disciplined, resilient and focused was President Edgar Lungu’s apt advice to ministers and senior government officials yesterday.

In the midst of nonstop criticism from the opposition ranks and other professional critics, they would indeed gain to heed the President’s counsel.

Even though there has been massive infrastructure development throughout the country, visible to any naked eye, detractors have still continued to attack the government on the projects.

But as President Lungu pointed out, the criticism is aimed at derailing development programmes and make them lose concentration.

Indeed discipline is key to success for the two people the President was swearing-in yesterday at State House as proof that his government values discipline.

President Lungu swore-in Dr Jonas Chanda, the Bwana Mkubwa Member of Parliament as the new Minister of Water Development, Sanitation and Environmental Protection.

He also swore-in the new Zambia National Service (ZNS) deputy commandant, Major-General Benson Miti, who was elevated from BrigadierGeneral in which position he served as Chief of Administration.

President Lungu has terminated the contract of ZNS deputy commandant, Maj-Gen Alick Kamiji.

For Dr Chanda, the new minister has been one of the most hard working and disciplined backbenchers in the National Assembly and his addition to the cabinet will surely add value.

For as President Lungu noted, the government has so far performed well and wants ministers to remain focused and explain its successes to the people.

As the nation heads to general elections next year, discipline will play a key factor for the opposition will up their game in an effort to distract government functionaries from concentrating on their work.

The nation expects ministers and other public figures to put the interest of the nation first before themselves.

The President emphasised this point when he reminded the new minister that they were in those positions to offer services to the Zambians by delivering development.

“Let me use this opportunity to remind you, and indeed other Cabinet ministers that we are here to serve the people of Zambia.

“The people of Zambia expect us to deliver, and we are delivering. But above all, you should tell them where we are delivering because some of them don’t see, or they are simply naïve or myopic.

So explain to them what we have done and what we are doing,” President Lungu said.

The bigger picture, as President Lungu pointed out is that by remaining resilient and focused, their performance will show and be judged by the people come the 2021 general elections.

Mr Lungu said his government had continued to make strides in improving service delivery in the provision of water and sanitation services as well as access to sanitation.

It is these achievements that ministers and other leaders need to market to the people but they can only do this by working as a unit.

Armchair critics will always be there for their specialty is to distract those in government to lose focus and abandon their development agenda. But if they are focused, they will not be distracted, but deliver.

PURSUING JUSTICE AND EQUITY WITH INTERGRITY

‘DISRESPECTFUL’ MUCHELEKA MUST TONE DOWN Bemba leadership for Mr Mucheleka to urge Paramount Chief Chitimukulu to leave the throne. The UPND official was quoted in some sections of the media of having said the Paramount Chief should vacate the throne and join politics.

In an interview in Kitwe yesterday, Mr Mubanga said Mr Mucheleka was treading on a dangerous path and the sooner he realised and apologised to the Paramount Chief, the better.

He said Mr Mucheleka should not mistake the tolerance and silence of the Bemba Royal Establishment on his attacks on Paramount Chief Chitimukulu as a sign of weakness or support for his disrespectful utterances on the throne.

"We don't support his disrespectful utterances on Paramount Chief Chitimukulu.

In fact, I can tell you that the

By ROGERS KALERO

IT is irresponsible for Patrick Mucheleka to resort to attacking Paramount Chief Chitimukulu merely to gain political mileage and please his matters, a member of the Bemba Royal Establishment has said.

Augustine Mubanga said, as a Bemba, Mr Mucheleka was expected to appreciate the traditional norms and values that demand total respect for Paramount Chief Chitimukulu.

He said the UPND Deputy General Secretary should desist from attacking the Bemba paramount chief and tone down his desperation for political power.

Mr Mubanga , who is young brother of Chief Chikwanda, said it was an insult to the

Paramount Chief Chitimukulu Bemba Royal Establishment is angered by Mr Mucheleka's reckless and disrespectful utterances on his Royal Highness Chief Chitimukulu,’' Mr Mubanga said.

He said the Bemba Royal Establishment has 18 chiefs and so if Mr Mucheleka decide to disparage the Paramount

Chief on radio or any other form of media, then he was insulting the whole Bemba traditional leadership.

"It is embarrassing and shameful that while his friends he plays with, respect their chiefs, Mr Mucheleka decides to disparage his chief in the media,'' Mr Mubanga said.

Minister explains suspension of Kitwe, Lusaka councils

By SILUMESI MALUMO and NOEL IYOMBWA THE suspension of Kitwe and Lusaka councils does not show that there is corruption in the Patriotic Front Government, we only want to establish whether there are illegalities involved in the land administration, Minister Local Government Charles Banda has said.

However, National Revolution Party president Cosmo Mumba has said the suspension of the Lusaka and Kitwe city

councils was denting the image of the Patriotic Front.

And the minister said Lusaka Mayor Miles Sampa and his Kitwe counterpart, Christopher Kang’ombe have not been stopped to perform their mayoral duties during the suspension period.

Dr Banda said the suspension of the two councils was meant to establish whether any ill was done by the councillors in the land administration.

He said yesterday when he announced the appointment of Local Government Administrators Nixon Nkwapu and Adam

Jere that what was being done was a mere process in order to establish the truth which would be communicated to the public.

Dr Banda also said the two mayors, councils had not been suspended from their positions, therefore, they were free to perform their duties but they cannot perform administrative duties.

And commenting on the recent action

by Dr Banda to suspend the two councils over suspected illegal land allocations, Dr Mumba accused the minister of illegally suspending the two councils and ordered the minister to reinstate the two councils.

250 citizenship applications approved

By NOEL IYOMBWA GOVERNMENT through the Citizenship board has approved 250 citizenship applications.

Home Affairs minister Steven Kampyongo disclosed this when he appeared on let the people talk programme on Radio Phoenix.

Mr Kampyongo said that the 250 approved are from the 589 applications made

by Zambians living in the diaspora.

He also said the government has also granted citizenship to some foreign applicants.

The minister stated that his

ministry is working with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in developing guidelines in line with the diaspora policy on how to access documents and how to enjoy other privileges that come with citizenship.

He observed that the old constitution on citizenship was segregative hence Zambians living in the diaspora thought it was pointless to come back and invest in Zambia because they thought they were not recognized.

And the minister said it shouldn’t be a problem for citizens to obtain national documents such as NRC and passports.

Govt revokes Chinese man’s work permit

By AARON CHIYANZO

IMMIGRATION has revoked an employment permit for a Chinese, Minghai Jiang of AFECC International Company Limited for being a danger to peace and good order.

Immigration acting public relations officer,

He explained that it is everyone’s right to have civil registration and that it is also a statutory requirement.

Mr Kampyongo stated that officers at the department of registration are required to serve people on a daily basis in all districts of the country.

Meanwhile the minister said Government has started the process of automating the National Registration Department.

He disclosed that the department is migrating from analog to digital adding that the ministry has advised all the stakeholders in the project.

Mubanda Chileshe said Mr Jiang’s permit was revoked for his misconduct of mistreating workers during a protest as evidenced in a video that was made available.

Ms Chileshe said the permits was revoked on June 29, 2020 after conclusion of investigations into the case.

“Minghai Jiang’s Employment Permit was revoked for his misconduct of mistreating workers at AFECC International Company Limited during a protest as evidenced by the video attached,” Ms Chileshe said in a statement.

Ms CHileshe warned foreign nationals who were in the habit of mistreating Zambian workers to desist from doing so because the law would take its course against them.

She also urged the public to continue reporting anyone suspected of contravening any provisions of the law.

PF penetrating UPND stronghold

By KETRA KALUNGA THE Patriotic Front (PF) has continued penetrating the UPND stronghold as it takes over 10 wards in the just ended local government by-elections.

Eight out of the 10 wards won by the ruling party are in the heart of the opostion UPND strongholds.

PF secretary general, Davies Mwila said in a statement that the winning of even eight wards in UPND strongholds was a pattern which reaffirmed the fact that the opposition have no muscle to unseat the ruling party.

“The wind of change is sweeping across the formerly UPND strongholds. A pattern which reaffirms the fact that, where UPND used to win by landslides at grassroots level, even if they win now, they do so by very small and negligible margin,” he said.

And President Edgar Lungu, has congratulated all political parties that participated in Thursday, 30th July, 2020 local government by-elections.

The President has paid glowing tribute to the ruling Patriotic Front (PF) for winning 10 of the 15 by-elections conducted in North Western, Western and Luapula Provinces.

President Lungu also congratulated the five candidates from the opposition who won the elections. The President has also commended all parties for their peaceful conduct during the campaigning and the voting.

“This is as it should be. At the end of the day we are one, no matter the political differences and the different political parties sponsoring us,” the President said.

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PF scoops Katete ward, as Chilufya is elated with victory

By SENIYA BANDA THE ruling Patriotic front has retained the Chiengi constituency Katete ward seat in Luapuala Province with margin difference of 492 against its closest opponent United Party for National Development (UPND).

And PF has also scooped Nyoka and Lubofu wards local government elections in Kasempa.

Announcing the results at 23: 25 hours, at Puta totalling center Returning officer Joseph Chanda announced that out of 5759 voters, the PF Lombe Benson managed to score 1128 followed by UPND ‘s Robam Kapotwe with 682 votes whilst National Democratic party ‘s James Kalonga managed to get 153 votes.

“I hereby announce that from 5759 registered voters, 2080 voters managed to vote whilst 62 were rejected votes,” Mr Chanda said.

Mr Chanda said the elections were characterized by low voter turnout.

He attributed the low voter turnout to outdated voter

register.

“As you may be aware that the voter register was last updated in 2005 therefore most people have moved to other areas which has resulted in low voter turnout of below 50 percent,” he said.

Meanwhile Health Minister, Chitalu Chilufya who is also Mansa Central Member of Parliament says the PF victory shows the confidence the people of Chiengi constituency have in the party in delivering development to all areas.

Dr Chilufya said the people of Chiengi constituency are willing to work with government to enhance development in the area.

And the elected candidate Benson Lombe thanked the people of Chiengi constituency for the support during the campaigns.

Mr Lombe further pledged to continue with projects left by his predecessor.

“I want to thank the people of Katete ward for the support during the campaign and I pledge to continue with all the projects left by my predecessor,” he said.

The Katete ward seat fell vacant following the death of Harrison Lengwe.

Meanwhile, in the Nyoka ward elections PF secured 387 votes against the UPND who got 308 votes.

PF got 305 votes in Lubofu ward elections in Kasempa while UPND secured only 204 votes.

Secretary’s K15, 000 forgery case adjourned

By RABECCA BANDA TRIAL in the matter where a secretary to minister of Labour and Social Security allegedly forged a K15, 000 cheque has failed to continue and has instead been adjourned .

Appearing at the Lusaka magistrates court before magistrate Felix Kaoma was Nyembezi Masiye, 47, of Chilenje Township charged with three counts of forgery, uttering false documents and theft.

It is alleged that on August 26 last year, Masiye, forged cheque number 000354 purporting to show that the signatory had paid her K15,000 when in fact not.

In the second count, it is alleged that on October 10 last year, Masiye uttered the false cheque number 000354 to Indo Zambia Bank.

In the third count, it is alleged that on the same date, Masiye stole K10,000 belonging to Minister of Labour and Social Security Joyce Simukoko.

When the matter come up for continued trial yesterday, the court could not proceed because Ms .Simukoko left court due to a miscommunication and the documents she wanted to refer to were not available.

The public prosecutor informed the court that when the matter was stood down, Ms. Simukoko left the court because there was miscommunication that made her think the matter was adjourned.

The court adjourned the matter and Masiye’s police is extended.

ALL retired civil servants and council workers who are still occupying Government houses must vacate the units, Southern Province Minister Edify Hamukale has directed.

Dr Hamukale said Government was facing challenges accommodating new officers because retirees were still occupying institutional houses despite being paid.

The minister cited former Livingstone District Commissioner, Omar Munsanje, who was still occupying a Government house.

He said that Mr Munsanje was paid but wondered why he was still staying in a Government house.

He was speaking when he addressed heads of government departments.

Dr Hamukale said, going forward, he will not allow that because it is a challenge to the government.

The minister called directed office of

Dr Hamukale

the District Commissioner to work with the department of works and supply and compile a list of all former government employees who were still holding to houses, despite receiving all their dues from the Ministry of Finance.

“We are having a lot of difficulties in accommodating new comers because some of the retired council employees and main stream civil servants are still staying in state owned houses which they should vacate,” Dr Hamukale said.

Dr Hamukale said all of them should vacate the houses so that new officers could be settled. “For those who have been paid their retirement packages, repatriation and other dues, they should vacate public houses as soon as possible.

“I am so disappointed...sorry to mention that Mr Omar Munsanje is one such a case.

The house where he lives is supposed to offer services to the National Institute of Public Administration (NIPA). He was paid repatriation but he is not leaving,” the minister said.

South Covid-19 cases escalate

By ANDREW MUKOMA

SOUTHERN Province has experienced escalating numbers of Covid-19 escalating numbers with cumulative cases hitting 71.

Chikankata district is leading followed by Choma, the provincial capital.

As a result, provincial Minister Edify Hamukale has sent a passionate appeal to residents to ensure that they adhere to the guidelines all the time.

Dr Hamukale observed that Livingstone and Kazungula were more susceptible because of their locations.

He said that in an event the cases continue rising and the two towns were placed under lockdown, residents would suffer because the two have fragile economies.

“As a province, we are very vulnerable and we need to increase surveillance and contact tracing. For all the truckers crossing Kafue River coming to our borders, they must get tested from where they come from before reaching our borders.

“Those deliberately avoiding being tested and once they cross into Botswana and Zimbabwe are they are found positive, we will not allow them to be in our isolation centres but will be escorted to where they come from,” Dr Hamukale said.

UPND CB boss unopposed

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA

Dr Hamukale was speaking during the Covid-19 preparedness committee meeting for Livingstone and Kazungula in the tourist city yesterday.

The Minister said the two districts were border areas, hence the need to scale up surveillance and contact tracing.

“You have seen that in the past, we were nearly on top of things as a province and we commend you for the efforts you put in by ensuring that Southern Province was Coronavirus free for a long time and yet it is a high risk area.

“Your town particularly

PF supplants UPND in Sesheke

By ANDREW MUKOMA

THE ruling Patriotic Front (PF) in Sesheke District, Western Province, has emerged victorious in the two local government byelections in Silumbu and Imusho wards.

The two wards were previously held by the opposition United Party for National

Livingstone even Kazungula are centred on Tourism and travelling.

The two towns have a very fragile economic set up and just a small disruption like a lock down could disrupt economic growth.

The Minister said that Livingstone and Kazungula were service towns, hosting hotels, taxis and food industry.

Dr Hamukale therefore said it was important that the two towns were protected from the spread of Covid-19 .

“Let us see how we can work together and come up with strategies to stop Coronavirus infections,” he said.

Development (UPND).

PF’s Oliver Inambao who contested in Silumbu ward got 362 against Kwaleyela Masheke of UPND who polled 267 votes.

In Imusho ward, Mayaha Rasken of PF got 388 votes against Manyama Manyama of UPND with 384 votes.

The two local government seats fell vacant after Lawrence Sitoboha and Brian Liemo both of the UPND resigned from the opposition party.

Mr Joseph Kanyemba the returning officer for Silumbu and Imusho wards declared Mr Inambao and Mr Mayaha as duly elected as members of the Sesheke District Council at 02:20 hours yesterday.

UNITED Party for National Development (UPND) Copperbelt Chairman Elisha Matambo has retained his position unopposed.

The opposition party has elected new office bears.

It all started in April 2020 with the party in its quest to demonstrate intra party democracy holding elections at branch, ward, constituency and district levels.

On Saturday the party on the Copperbelt started conducting intra-party polls at provincial level under the supervision of Election Commissioner Sylvia Masebo.

She was accompanied by senior members who included Dr Choolwe Beyani, Bernard Mpundu and other National Management Committee members.

Mr Matambo noted that he was happy that some new faces had emerged in the leadership positions while some familiar faces had moved to other ranks which he said were equally important.

“These were dictates and culture of democracy and they must be respected as such,” he said. Mr Matambo called on other members of the party not to look down on the losers as democracy did not praise the winners but recognised the entire process.

He said that his team had a mammoth task of ensuring that leadership was in the correct hands ahead of them and ensure that the governance of the country did not collapse.

Mr Matambo said that he would embrace everyone in his team during the tenure of his leadership regardless of the position they held in the party.

UN agency dangles $100, 000 innovation support

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

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‘RESOLVING DEBT BURDEN KEY‘

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

RESOLVING public debt remains a crucial priority as that is key to Government delivering its ambition for growth and development, says Irish Ambassador to Zambia Seamus O’Grady.

Mr O’Grady, also Zambia’s Cooperating Partners Group Chair, stressed that resolving public debt was not only critical to development, but was key to Government taking its discussions with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) further.

He said Zambia had faced enormous challenges, including the drought of 2018/19, economic downturn that had weakened the country’s ability to cope especially in the areas of social spending, as well as the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mr O’Grady was speaking recently during the virtual meeting of Permanent Secretaries and other governmental officials, Development Cooperating Partners, Civil Society Organisations and Private Sector among others.

“In the wake of the recent IMF virtual mission, resolving the public debt issue remains a crucial priority as that is key to Government delivering on its ambition for growth and development and is key to government taking its discussions with the IMF further,” he said.

Mr O’Grady said cooperating partners were supporting an emergency procurement of essential drug kits for districts together with the Ministry of Health.

He said prioritising the expenditure

Irish Ambassador to Zambia Seamus O’Grady.

on medicines was central to Zambian citizens having confidence in their health services.

“We look forward to continuing to work closely with the Government to support poverty reduction in Zambia and implementation of the Seventh National Development Plan (7NDP),” he said.

During the same meeting, Finance Minister, Bwalya Ng’andu, said the negative impact of Covid-19 had filtered through the economy by way of health shocks, domestic economic restrictions and lockdowns. Dr Ng’andu said the pandemic had also led to revenue

Affordable lending rate root to growth, says expert

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU PROVIDING affordable lending rates will spur the development of local ideas into sustainable businesses, says Sampay Chief Executive Officer, John Samaras.

Sampay is a Zambian online financial platform which integrates businesses and encourages young entrepreneurs to venture into different sectors of the economy.

Mr Samaras said local ideas only needed skills and most importantly, affordable finances to actualise the business plans.

Lending rates on the market are currently prevailing on an average of 26.2 percent.

“It is a simple equation and economic theory that has already been improved, the higher the interested rates, the lower the development so what we need to do as a nation is to make finance available and get to develop different ideas and this is what we are doing,” he said in an interview.

Local ideas, Mr Samaras stressed, would not only put Zambia on the map by ensuring that the money was circulating within the economy.

On Tuesday this week in Lusaka, Sampay set aside K 1 million to individual young people with workable business ideas.

According to Mr Samaras, his company was targeting 50,000 applications by end of this month from young people wanting to venture into entrepreneurship in various sectors of the economy.

losses, increased spending, reduced exports, capital flow reversals and lower commodity prices.

These developments, he said, had severely affected the implementation of the 7NDP and Sustainable Development Goals, as funding to most programmes had drastically reduced.

The Minister said the Government and other stakeholders would need to be innovative to achieve more with less.

“I call upon you to candidly bring out key issues and provide workable solutions as to how to effectively and successfully implement the 7NDP in view of the emerging issues of Covid-19.

“One of the common cries is always insufficient funding. This is an inescapable reality as funds will [not] always be enough, hence the need to reduce costs and do much with the available means,” Dr Ng’andu said.

Ministry of National Development Planning Permanent Secretary for Development Planning and Administration, Chola Chabala, said the rescoping of the 7NDP was intended to prioritise programmes to be included in the 2021 budget.

Mr Chabala explained that these programmes would be implemented during the remainder of the Plan period 2021.

He said the Government decided to re-scope the implementation plan of the 7NDP, by reducing the number of development programmes and milestones that should be undertaken in the remaining one year of the 2017-2021 lifespan of the Plan.

THE United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) is offering financial support of up to US$100, 000 for partners who will assist in setting up an improved distribution and agent models in Zambia to foster inclusive innovation.

UNCDF is seeking partners in Zambia, who can support it to foster inclusive innovation, by setting up an improved distribution and agent models in Zambia.

Inclusive Innovation partnership for improved distribution and agent models in Zambia will involve to test, develop and implement shared space agent hub models, says UNCDF in a statement.

Selected partners would win financial support that can range up to US$100,000, technical assistance, strategic partnerships and a chance to pilot or scale their solution.

According to the UNCDF, focus area of intervention includes supporting a sharedagent model resulting from a partnership between two or more providers.

UNCDF said providers should share a physical location and that could provide lastmile services in rural areas.

“Other areas included support partnership models between financial service providers or between financial and non-financial services providers with the objective of leveraging the partnership to achieve improved access to financial services in rural areas.

“They should also support partnerships or models that could leverage additional services other than financial services in line with the needs of rural communities in Zambia e.g. a financial institution offering additional services like pay-as you go solar,” UNCDF said.

The organisation indicated that applicants should be registered in Zambia and with at least one year of operations.

Applicants, UNCDF said, may apply independently or in a consortium, provided that the consortium has a pre-established partnership agreement prior to the submission of proposals.

“The project shall target financially excluded communities like rural populations, smallholder farmers, women and youth, precisely in the Zambian provinces of Lusaka,” UNCDF said.

Multi-Choice enhances customer-value

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

MULTICHOICE Group (MCG) and The Walt Disney Company Africa have signed a partnership, which will see a significant addition to the sports available to customers across the continent.

The agreement will result in two 24-hour ESPN channels being made available to DStv customers from which started on Thursday, where they will be able to enjoy the very best of US sports.

MultiChoice Group Chief Executive Officer, Calvo Mawela, said his organisation would deliver both world-class international content as well as best in local content, giving customers selection of outstanding entertainment.

“As Africa’s leading video entertainment platform, we are unwavering in our commitment to ensure that we continue to find the best available content to delight our customers, both now and into the future. “In addition to being the home of American sports,

MultiChoice Group Chief Executive Officer, Calvo Mawela,

ESPN is equally well-known for its dedication to great storytelling, something we as Africa’s most-loved storyteller can identify with,” Mr Mawela said in a statement.

Walt Disney Company Africa Vice President and Country Manager, Christine Service, said her organisation was thrilled with the partnership.

“From reliving the greatest moments in sports history to

seeing those moments being made, ESPN’s compelling content and unique personality will be a complementary addition to MultiChoice Group’s sports offering. “We are thrilled to be bringing the achievements and triumphs of both international and local athletes, our quality storytelling and innovative programming to a whole new audience of sports fans in Africa,” she said.

During last month’s financial results announcement, MCG reaffirmed commitment to continue providing the best available content to its customers.

The deal allows the company to provide a larger sports offering than ever before, as the home of sports on the continent.

Together with the live sports programming, viewers will also be able to catch up on the very latest films, series, news, talk shows and highlights from ESPN’s iconic sports documentary and studio programming.

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Kazungula, Lstone get COVID-19 assistance

By ANDREW MUKOMA ENVIRONMENT Africa a non-profit making organisation operating Livingstone and Kazungula Districts has donated assorted COVID-19 materials and food to the District Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit.

And the organization has secured a K 600, 000 COVID-19 Response Fund to be utilized in the two districts for sensitization and prevention of the spread of the pandemic.

Environment Africa Country Director, Namo Chuma, said his organization has over 20 years of African experience in responding to the needs of all Africans and their environment.

Mr Chuma said the donation was a gesture towards the call

by Government for cooperating partners to help in the fight against the COVID-19.

Mr Chuma encouraged Livingstone residents to follow the guidelines and measures aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19.

He said it was important for citizens to regard every person as possible transmitter of the pandemic.

Mr Chuma said, since the outbreak of COVID-19 in Zambia, Environment Africa has trained 16 youths as COVID-19 ambassadors in the Tourist Capital.

The organisation has also trained 10 youths who are producing face masks for distribution in Livingstone and Kazungula districts.

Livingstone District Commissioner Pascalina Musokotwane said that the donation would go a long in helping those in need especially those in isolation centres and frontline health workers.

Lstone’s Intercity station completion period extended

By ANDREW MUKOMA THE completion of the Intercity Bus Terminus and the ultra-modern market projects in Livingstone has yet again been pushed to next year.

Zambia National Service (ZNS), which was engaged to complete the two projects, has extended the completion period by seven more months.

When ZNS took over the works last year, it was projected that the projects at the two facilities would be completed

by October this year.

But during a full Council meeting, Livingstone City Council Town Clerk, Gertrude Chibiliti, announced that the projects would be completed in the next seven months.

Ms Chibiliti said that the contractor asked for an

extension of seven months due to “unforeseen circumstances.”

She was responding to Nansanzu Ward Councillor Sakubiwa Nyambe who want-

Ms Chibiliti “The works will be completed in the next seven months because the contractor (ZNS) had asked for an extension to complete all the works,”

ed to know when the two projects would be completed and commissioned.

Ms Chibiliti said that for the modern market, the people that would be prioritized for space occupancy were the old members who were listed prior the demolition of the then Zimbabwe Market.

"The works will be completed in the next seven months because the contractor (ZNS) had asked for an extension to complete all the works," she said.

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DEEPEN KITWE LAND PROBE

By ROGERS KALERO

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HE suspension of the Kitwe City Council should yield desirable results such as punishing erring councillors and finding amicable solution to land wrangles in the city, stakeholders have demanded.

Stakeholders have demanded that stern disciplinary action must be imposed on erring councillors.

Copperbelt Cross Border and Integrated Business Association (CCBIBA) Publicity Secretary Poster Jumbe said that in addition to disciplinary action on erring councillors, an amicable solution must be found to end perpetual land disputes.

Mr Jumbe said Government must vigorously investigate how various pieces of land were illegally allocated and why certain properties had raised disputes.

He said the council should explain how it allocated the land near the Show ground and Polo club and why squatters were

SAINT Barbara Catholic Church has donated beds, mattresses and linen to Itezhi Tezhi District Hospital worth over K735, 000.

Parish Priest in-Charge, Kenneth Katema, said the donation was part of the church’s efforts to supplement Government efforts towards improving health care delivery in the district.

Fr Katema said the donation valued at K739, 016 included 50 metal hospital beds with adjustable backrest, 50 high density mattresses, 150 bed sheets, 120 blankets, six baby cots for the maternity ward among

adamant to the extent of daring anyone who attempted to remove them.

"There are a number of land wrangles in Kitwe which need to be resolved. One of them is the land surrounding the show ground and Polo club. This was done in unexplained circumstances and it one of the contentious land issues in Kitwe “We have raised these issues now when the council has been suspended because we think this is the right time to investigate how various pieces of land were allocated and why certain pieces of land had raised disputes,'' Mr Jumbe said

DAYS are numbered for the free-reigning criminals in Ndola’s Mitengo residential area as measures are being put in place to stop the escalating crime levels.

Thieves in the area have gone on a rampage, stealing household items and pulling down ZESCO cables.

This has been happening for the past six months, raising concern among residents

civic leaders, who were only interested in cutting deals instead of serving the resident.

Annie Nkonde said separately that now that the councillors had been suspended, Government should restore sanity in the administration of land. Mr Nkonde said the face of the city had been negatively impacted as unplanned settlements had rapidly grown, making planning and development a challenge.

Another resident, Andrew Chewe appealed to fellow resident to ensure that ther only voted into office people of high integrity.

Catholics aid Itezhi Tezhi Hospital others. “I beg the hospital authorities to account for all the items donated and guard them jealously,” Fr Katema advised.

Itezhi Tezhi District Commissioner (DC), Isaac Nabuzoka who witnessed the donation of the items, commended the church for the gesture. “I would like to thank the Catholic Church for being an all-weather and development partner with the government,” Mr Nabuzoka said.

He added that the church adopted a ward and has continued to support the patients at

Mitengo criminals under microscope

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA

Kitwe has been experiencing numerous cases of illegal allocation of land to the extent that councillors attempted to demarcate land close to the Presidential Lodge at the endge of Ndeke Township.

Recently, a video went viral of a councillor inciting youths to protest against people who have genuine documents and were claiming a piece of land which he had illegally given them A resident, Charles Chola, said in a separate interview that the suspension of the council had given the Government an opportunity to weed out rogue

who have now mobilised to bring down the organised crime ring.

Community members and area Member of Parliament (MP) Frank N'gambi will organise full police patrols to ensure that all criminals were wiped out.

Mr Ng’ambi told the Daily Nation in an interview yesterday that efforts were being made quietly and that all criminals would soon be brought down.

Itezhi Tezhi District Hospital.

Mr Nabuzoka urged other churches in the district to emulate the Catholic Church in supplementing government’s efforts in improving health care delivery in the country.

And Itezhi Tezhi Hospital Senior Resident Medical Officer, Jean Kapenga, said the donation would go a long way in helping the hospital to care for patients in the wards.

Dr Kapenga said the hospital was grateful to the church for its continued support to the health institution.

“When Father Michele came to the hospital, he asked if the hospital would need to be helped with beds and linen but then the COVID-19 pandemic emerged and we thought it would never come to fruition, but recently he contacted us that the church was ready for the first part of the donation,” Dr Kapenga said.

The donation at the district hospital was facilitated

by Itezhi Tezhi Parish Priest In charge Father Michele Crugnola. - ZANIS

"My office has been making efforts to open a police post in the area in order to curb these criminal activities. We have also been holding meetings with the police command to see how we can intensify patrols so that properties and lives are secured," he said.

The MP warned that it certainly would not take long for perpetrators to be brought to book as the police service was well equipped and ready to arrest them.

He said there were other measures that would be put in place, but could not reveal them, fearing to alert the criminals about the imminent trap.

Mr Ng’ambi further appealed to the residents to revive and intensify the neighbourhood watch to ensuring

that there was security in the area.

He advised residents to report suspicious persons to the nearest police and that strangers would be treated with caution as some of them could be involved in the spate of crime.

Mitengo, which sits between the Ndola-Mufulira Road and Chifubu Township, has recorded a spate of crime in the last six months.

Residents suspect that some care-takers in unfinished properties couldbe conniving with criminals and former domestic workers.

They have since called for registration of care-takers so that theywere monitored while domestic workers should be screened thoroughly.

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Youths be responsible by refraining from social vices

WHY OPPORTUNITIES DON’T REACH THE GRASSROOTS Dear Editor,

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E R M A N E N T Secretaries play a very important role in our systems of good governance in terms of fostering national development and of course making sure that the welfare of our people is improved by virtue of them being controlling officers in their respective institutions, making them be the custodians of opportunities.

Permanent Secretaries are expected at all times to be firm believers of the Patriotic Front’s propoor ideologies and indeed share the same dream and vision with President Edgar Lungu However it's shocking to see that we seem to have some permanent secretaries that only care more about their PLOTS and FARMS than the pro poor ideologies of our PARTY PF. I have noted with great concern at the rate some Permanent Secretaries rubbish PF officials and sympathisers by saying “I am not a politician and I don't deal with party cadres.”

I am challenging all Permanent Secretaries to tell me where have they seen an advert saying the government is looking for a permanent Secretary.

Ignoring Article 3 from the constitution when appointing Permanent Secretaries is what has weakened the PF structures with frustrations as a result of lack of both employment and

empowerment opportunities made available making our members look like they belong to the ruling opposition.

Let's take a look at what Article 3 of the PF Constitution says: ARTICLE 3 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS The Party shall ensure that all the public institutions, Stateowned enterprises and popular mass and similar organisations are led by persons who are members of the Party and who are uncompromisingly committed to achievements of the Party.

Any genuine, loyal and committed member of the PF will agree with me that Article 3 has not applied fairly and favourably on Permanent Secretaries.

Out of plus/minus 40 Permanent Secretaries in offices today under the PF government, only five can be said to be from PF structures who clearly understand the pro-poor ideologies of the party and of course share the same dream and vision with President Edgar Lungu.

Looking at the total number of permanent secretaries compared to those appointed from party structures, would one be shocked why opportunities don't reach the grassroots?

Is anyone going to be surprised why people from the opposition seem to have easy access to opportunities than PF members?

Are you still going to complain that we have people in the civil service frustrating government

efforts with such unbalanced numbers in key positions?

Would you be shocked to hear people complain day in day out in blogs?

I know that Permanent Secretaries in some cases are expected to be technocrats, my worry is that we seem to be ignoring our own capable and qualified PF members who truly understand and believe in our pro poor-ideologies as the party PF and share the same dream and vision with President Edgar a Lungu.

MAXWELL CHONGU. PF DIE HARD

Dear Editor, IN Bemba, there is a wise saying which goes: Imiti ikula empanga. This means that the children of today are the future leaders.

In another vein, it is quite clear that the greater part of Zambia’s population comprises the young people or youths in other words.

For the current generation to produce credible leaders in future, there is need for this category of people to position themselves and one the ways to do this is by leading an exemplary life.

Leading an exemplary life in this context means refraining from

drug abuse such as cocaine, dagga, casual sex which might lead to contracting of sexually transmitted diseases including the deadly HIV and AIDS to mention but a few.

It is heartbreaking to see many youths ruining their lives by engaging in these vices which should not be the case.

These youths can make meaningful contribution to the national economy by venturing into income generating ventures in view of the looming unemployment levels in the country.

They can do this by accessing empowerment funds from the Ministry of Youth and Sport, There are many business opportunities which should be exploited by those who are very innovative. In this way, they will be able to earn a living and create job opportunities for their fellow youths.

Moreover, it is said that an idle mind is the devil’s workshop. It is incumbent upon every youth to be responsible for his or her life by staying away from the social vices mentioned.

ELEMIYA PHIRI, Lusaka.

Councillors are conduits for Government policies, projects Dear Editor, MUCH as councillors are many a time over looked by society because of the way they portray themselves, they are a very important body of Government because they are the eyes and ears for the central Government on the ground.

They are the only elective body that lives amongst the electorates and therefore have the opportunity to disseminate information regarding Government programmes to the electorates and also report to the executive

of the cries of the electorates.

It is very important that councillors know that they are actually very important and that they are a bridge between the executive and the electorates since they live amongst them.

Their task therefore is not to only take development to their areas but to also inform the electorates why certain things are not being done by Government.

Where information flows systematically, peace and unity prevails. However, where there is lack of it, gossip engulfs society thereby creating unwarranted tension.

WISDOM MUYUNDA, Chingola.

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PEMBE MILLING, VARUN BEVERAGES, LUSAKA WEST BAKERY AND SURROUNDING INDUSTRIES, STABIC BANK IN LIGH INDUSTRIAL AREA, NISCO INDUSTRIES, APG MILLING, CHOMA MILLING, REAL MEAT COMPANY, UNITED CHEMORIDE, MUKATASHA ENTERPRISES, SAFINTRA ZAMBIA, CLASECON AND CUSTOMERS ALONG MUKATASHA ROAD, ZAMANITA (CARGIL), BEST BEEF, ZAMBEEF HEAD QUARTERS, KEMBE MEAT, VILLAGE INDUSTRIES (CHINIKA NURSING SCHOOL), MAXI PREST TYRES AND CUSTOMERS IN SOME PARTS OF CHINIKA INDUSTRIES, TRADE KINGS, MUSA BISCUITS, CREST CHICKEN, SWISS BAKE AND SOME CUSTOMERS IN SOWETO AREA MARKET, LUSAKA WATER AND SEWERAGE BOOSTER PUMP ALONG LUMUMBA ROAD, CUSTOMERS IN PANGANANI ROAD AND CUSTOMERS IN KALAMBO ROAD IN TOWN CENTER, MMI STEEL, KINGS CHEMICALS, PETRODA HOUSE GREAT NORTH RD, BOC GASES, NATIONAL BREWERIES, EMMASDALE POLICE CAMP AND SURROUNDING AREAS, ZAMBIAN BREWERIES LTD, MAKENI SHOPPING MALL, LAMASAT, LAMISE, SHABICO MILLING CO., SPAR SOWETO, CITY MARKET, SIMOSON BUILDING, CUSTOMERS IN NJASHISHI ROAD NEAR MASTER BUTCHERY, CUSTOMERS IN CHAMAPEPE ROAD AND CUSTOMERS NEAR NYANGU FILLING STATION, TOMBWE TOBACCO PROCESSING LTD, GOODTIME STEEL, GOODTIME STEEL, GIRRHAD MILLING, FAMILY BISCUITS LTD AND ALL SURRROUNDING AREAS / MEDICAL STORES LTD, BATA SHOE COMPANY, CROP PACK LTD, SURROUNDING AREAS, ZAMIM ALONG BUYANTANSHI ROAD, PET PREFORM, SEBA FOODS LTD, ZAMSEED LTD, COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY AND SURROUNDING INDUSTRIES, NAMPACK LTD, BARLOWORLD, GLOBAL LOGISTICS AND SURROUNDING INDUSTIRES, ORIENTAL QUARRY.

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CHAINDA AND PARTS OF OLD AVONDALE, STATE LODGE AREA, NEW KASAMA/OXYGEN GYM, PARTS OF IBEX HILL, ZAF TWIN PALM BASE AND SURROUNDING AREAS, PART OF IBEX HILL, DOVE COURT SCHOOL OF NURSING, RUSSIAN EMBASSY, JAPANESE EMBASSY, CHINESE EMBASSY, BOTSWANA EMBASSY, HIGHLAND HOUSE, OAU COMPLEX, TEVETA, HIGH COURT, SUPREME COURT, CUSTOMERS IN RHODES PARK, CUSTOMERS NEAR ELUNDA PARK, POST NEWSPAPER, PAMODZI HOTEL AND PARTS OF FAIRVIEW, WORLD BANK, LWSC HEAD OFFICE, IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT, CHAWAMA/YORK FARM, PART OF LILAYI/MILLER FARMS, POLAR ICE, ZNS, EMBASSY MALL, SPAR CHAWAMA, SDA EYE CLINIC, QUALITY FEEDS, NORTH OF CHILANGA/ROSE BREEDERS, MIMOSA, SOUTHERN PART OF CHILANGA/LUSAKA WATER AND SEWERAGE BOOSTER PUMP, MOUNT MAKULU, SOUTHERN PART OF LINDA, RATSA IN LUMUMBA ROAD, CUSTOMERS IN LUANSHYA ROAD AND LUMUMBA ROAD UPTO FAMILY 24, CUSTOMERS IN CHANDWE MUSONDA AND NCHONCHO ROAD, PARTS OF VILLA ELIZABETHA, ZRA, CUSTOMERS IN VILLA ELIZABETHA AND IDEAL FUNERAL HOME, MANDA HILL TRAFFIC LIGHTS, PARTS OF RHODES PARK ALONG ADDIS ABABA DRIVE, PARTS OF SHOWGROUNDS, COMESA HEAD QUARTERS, CHAZ, LASIF, NAPSA AND CUSTOMERS IN BENBELLA ROAD, CHIBOLYA BASIC SCHOOL, BANK OF ZAMBIA, ZANACO HEAD QUARTERS, SHOPRITE CAIRO ROAD, FINANCE BANK HEAD QUARTERS, STABIC BANK HEAD QUARTERS, IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT, CUSTOMERS ON THE EASTERN SIDE OF CAIRO ROAD UPTO MAIN POST OFFICE, UNIVERSAL CHURCH, FINDECO HOUSE, INTERCITY BUS TERMINALS, MUKUBA PENSION HOUSE IN DEDAN KIMATHI ROAD, LEFT SIDE OF KAFUE RD/UNIVERSAL CHURCH, DOWNTOWN MALL, CUSTOMERS IN TOWN CENTRE ALONG CHACHA ROAD, PARTS OF FREEDOM WAY AND SOCIETY HOUSE, KAMWALA/KAMWALA SHOPPING CENTRE, ZAMBIA ARMY STAFF COLLEGE, KAMWALA SECONDARY SCHOOL, ST PATRICKS BASIC SCHOOL, MAKENI SHOPPING MALL, HIGER BUSES HEAD QUARTERS, CUSTOMERS IN JOHN LAING COMPOUND, METROPOLITAN SCHOOL, KANYAMA WATER TRUST, KALINGALINGA, CROWN MILLERS, STAR MILLING, CHAT BREWERIES, LUSAKA BREAD, CUSTOMERS NEAR MBERESHI RESTAURANT AND LWSC BOOSTER PUMP ALONG MUMBWA ROAD, CUSTOMERS NEAR CHINESE HOTEL AND CHING GASES, CUSTOMERS FROM NDIPO ROAD TO ZAMBIA OPEN UNIVERSITY TURNOFF AND GREEN GARDEN AREA, AQUASAVANNA COMPANY AND CUSTOMERS ALONG NDIPO ROAD, ZAMBIA FAIRY BOTTLING COMPANY, ZESCO MALAMBO, NATIONAL MILLING MALAMBO RD, CALIFORNIAN BEVERAGES, KOBIL FILLING STATION, ZAMBIA SUGAR, MANDA HILL SHOPPING MALL, MAKENI BASIC SCHOOL AND CUSTOMERS FROM ORIENTAL TURNOFF TO AREAS NEAR MAJORU FARMS, MASS MEDIA AREA/NATIONAL ASSEMBLY MOTEL, TOYOTA, ERB, MTN MAIN SWITCH, TRINITY PARK, MULTI CHOICE ZAMBIA, CORPORATE PARK, RDA, BASE PARK, CHINESE, ALLIANCE FRANCAIS, LUSAKA UNIVERSITY, ZPPA, POPE SQUARE, FOOTBALL HOUSE, CIVIC CENTRE, MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, CENTRAL SDA, TRAFFIC LIGHTS JUNCTION OF INDEPENDENCE AND BURMA ROAD, GOVERNMENT PRINTERS, ZAMTEL LAMYA HOUSE, CENTRAL POLICE, MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, ZRA CUSTOMS ALONG DEDAN KIMATH , BOMA LOCAL COURT, PAMODZI HOTEL, GRAND WESTERN HOTEL OPPOSITE ZESCO HEAD OFFICE, DAILY MAIL IN KABELENGA ROAD, MUMS CARE CLINIC, MINISTRY OF HEALTH IN TULETEKA ROAD, CUSTOMERS ALONG PROVIDENT STREET IN FAIRVIEW, CUSTOMERS IN LUZI ROAD, ASSOCIATED PRINTERS, GODFREY HOUSE OPPOSITE LEVY HOUSE, ARCADES, ODDYS MULUNGUSHI, MULUNGUSHI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE, ARCACIA PARK, AREAS ALONG THABO MBEKI RD, MASS MEDIA AREA, PART OF KALINGALINGA, CHRISTIAN VOICE RADIO, EAST PARK MALL, CROSS ROADS MALL, SOUTH AFRICAN HIGH COMMISSION, ENGEN FILLING STATION ALONG LEOPARDS HILL ROAD, SAINT MARY'S SCHOOL, TWIN PALM SCHOOL, HILLTOP HOSPITAL, LIBALA SOUTH FROM WATERWORKS UPTO KASAMA ROAD, LIBALA STAGE 1 TO 4, LUSAKA BUSINESS TRADES COLLEGE, DAVID KAUNDA SCHOOL, NIPA BURMA ROAD CAMPUS, PART OF ARAKAN BARRACKS, KATUNGU SHOPPING CENTRE, WINNERS CHAPEL, LUSAKA PRIMARY SCHOOL, CUSTOMERS ON THE WESTERN SIDE OF CAIRO ROAD, NATIONAL MILLING CAIRO ROAD, FARMERS HOUSE, BARCLAYS BANK ON THE NORTH END, STANDARD CHARTERED BANK NORTH END, LOTTI HOUSE, KWACHA HOUSE, MINISTRY OF TOURISM, SOCIETY HOUSE, LEVY PARK SHOPPING MALL. NEW KASAMA BETWEEN MIKANGO AND KYINDU RANCH, KYINDU RANCH, SOUTHERN PART OF NEW KASAMA/MIKANGO BARRACKS

GROUP C

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

GROUP D

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

GROUP E

GROUP F

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

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

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PUBLIC NOTICE

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GROUP A

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

GROUP B

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

GROUP C

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

GROUP D

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

GROUP E

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

GROUP F

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

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

GROUP B

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

GROUP C

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

GROUP D

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

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

GROUP B

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

GROUP C

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

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KITWE & KALULUSHI

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED BUYANTANSHI, DIAMOND DRIVE, 2ND CLASS TRADING AREA, FREETOWN, UPTO AREAS AROUND RTSA KAMFINSA, NDOLA RD, CEDRICS, MWEKERA & KITWE SOUTH FARMS LUANGWA T/SHIP UP TO ZNS AND SURROUNDING FARMS KCC, BULANGILILO ALONG THE STREAM UP TO EUREKA, & MACADEMIA FARMS, CHIMWEMWE NORTH INDUSTRIAL AREA, MINDOLO SECONDARY, MEF UP TO PARTS OF INDUSTRIAL AROUND BH CHIMWEMWE AREAS AROUND UCZ KAMWE AND TOWER LINES

GARNETON, TWATASHA & RACECOURSE AREAS KAWAMA, EAST OF GARNETON, KAWAMA KCC MUTONDO CRESCENT AROUND TRANSMITTERS, AREA AROUND RIVERSIDE FREEDOM WAY WATER WORKS PARKLANDS AREAS AROUND LUBAMBE & JAMBO RD UP TO CHIWALA

GROUP GROUP A A

RIVERSIDE AREAS AROUND LUKANGA RD, KARIBA RD, CHITAMBO RD, ALMALIK RD & ALICK NKHATA RD KWACHA , BULANGILILO AND CHANGANAMAI AREA UPTO THE MOSQUE PARTS OF PARKLANDS FROM ZNBC TOWARDS CBU ROUND ABOUT,INDECO FLATS AND SURROUNDING AREAS PARKLANDS AREA AROUND KITWE CHAPEL, LECHWE SCHOOL, PARKLANDS SHOPPING CENTER, HELEN KAUNDA SCHOOL, KITWE BOYS SCHOOL & AREAS AROUND CBU GRADUATE SCHOOL RIVERSIDE COVERING ZAMBEZI WAY , VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL, SOLWEZI RD & SURROUNDING AREAS MUKUBA UNIVERSITY AREA & SURROUNDING FARMS NKANA EAST, CENTRAL ST, MWENDA & PART OF KABALA SHOPPING AREA KALULUSHI CHILENGWA LESA, NTUNDWE RD & SURROUNDING AREAS, BWAKA AND SURROUNDING AREA KALULUSHI SHOPPING CENTER & SURROUNDING AREAS KALULUSHI KARIBA FLATS, GOLF COURSE PART OF HIGH COST & SURROUNDING AREAS NKANA WEST AREAS AROUND SWAN HOTEL, NKANA FLATS, CLUB FLATS & 7TH AVENUE NKANA WEST AREAS AROUND WILLIAM STREET, BOMA STREET, CENTRAL STREET, MINE MESS, POKER PALLACK ST, 1ST STREET, 2ND STREET & EDMOND DAVIES NKANA WEST AREAS AROUND CLUB STREET, OLD EK PARK & BOMA STREET & ALLEYS WUSAKILE F & E SECTIONS, B1, B2, WUSAKILE POLICE & SHOWGROUNDS AREA UPTO NKANA STADIUM WUSAKILE B4, B6 & C SECTIONS, WUSAKILE HOSPITAL RD, MUKUBA NATWANGE (MN) & WUSAKILE MISESHI CHAMBOLI E, F, L & P SECTIONS, AREAS AROUND CATHOLIC CHURCH OLD NDEKE, AUTHUR DAVIS STADIUM, PARTS OF WUSAKILE POLICE ALONG NALAMBALA RD MINDOLO MISESHI, CHACHACHA, TWIBUKISHE, ST. ANTHONY, MINDOLO NORTH & MINDOLO WEST TOWNSHIPS HOUSING AREAS IN NDEKE CHANGA - CHANGA, MULENGA COMPOUND, AROUND NDEKE ZCBC, ROBERT COMPOUND, ZIMBA AREA, CHANGALA AREA, ZIMBABWE SUB A, BEAUTIFUL GATES AND AREAS NDOLA RD UPTO KAMFINSA BUCHI, KAMITONDO UPTO CHIMWEMWE FACING THE STREAM

GROUP B

HOUSING AREAS IN NDEKE VILLAGE G, H, MN EXTENSION, MATWI TONDOLO & NDEKE PRESIDENTIAL AREA NKANA EAST AREAS AROUND NKANA COLLEGE OF NURSING, NKANA EAST POLICE & MPELEMBE SECONADRY SCHOOL KALULUSHI, CHIBULUMA ,MINE AREA, ZAF, CHIEF NKANA, ST. JOSEPH, KALENGWA RD & SURROUNDING AREAS CHIBULUMA TOWNSHIP, KALULUSHI NAPSA HOUSING COMPLEX, SOUTH DOWN AIRPORT & ZAF AREAS, ST MARCELINE, KITWE WEST & SURROUNDING AREAS KITWE PARKLANDS AREAS AROUND CHIPIMPI DRIVE, PRESIDENT AVENUE & SURROUNDING AREAS KWACHA & KWACHA MARKET UP TO BULANGILILO MARKET NKANA EAST NEAR THE CEMETRY, 17TH, 18TH, 19TH, & 20TH AVENUES NKANA EAST KALENI STREET, CHILE STREET, 21ST AVENUE, 22ND AVENUE, 23RD AVENUE, AREA BETWEEN CENTRAL STREET & NDEKE VILLAGE RIVERSIDE AREAS COVERING MUKUBA COMPLEX, RADIO CHENGELO & NILE STREET UP TO SOSOLISO NKANA EAST, CENTRAL ST, HIPPO ST, BEIT ST, 26TH AVENUE LIBERIA ST, MUYU ST & MUSOKOLOBE ST NKANA EAST AREA SURROUNDING THE CENTRAL STREET / NDOLA RD TRAFFIC LIGHTS (ROBOTS) RIVERSIDE OPPOSITE CBU AND CLIENTS ON CONGO AND FRAZER CRESCENT CHIMWEMWE NORTH INDUSTRIAL AREA, MINDOLO POLICE & MEF HOCEAN MINING JINFA FOUNDRY ZIBSIP HOSTELS, AREAS AROUND MTN OFFICES, QUADRANT MOTORS, OXFORD RD, SHOPRITE & KITWE CENTRAL POLICE MINERAL JUNCTION, MARGAM FARMS AND SURROUNDING AREAS INDUSTRIAL AREA ALONG MUTENTEMUKO RD, NATWANGE & DR. AGGREY RDS UP TO SCAW LTD

GROUP C

G & G BAKERY, AREAS AROUND KOPA STREET UP TO LUNGA CLOSE PARKLAND AREAS AROUND WIMPY FILLINGSTONE, KESINGTONE AND KEW GARDENS BUYANTANSHI, DIAMOND DRIVE, 2ND CLASS TRADING AREA, FREETOWN, UPTO AREAS AROUND RTSA ZAMCLAY AREA AND SURROUNDING FARMS NIRAJ OIL, KUSHOMWA, AVOCADO, OSKA, HUIFAN3 XILE, TONGXING,WETXIN, ZHOMBAO HUIFAN, SHANDONG,AVOCADO, HUIFAN MARKOV STRONG PARK ALONG NDOLA ROAD INDUSTRIAL AREA AROUND NATIONAL MILLING MAIN SHOPPING CENTRES AND MAIN MARKET AREAS IN KITWE & KALULUSHI

GROUP D

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

CHINGOLA

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED KABUNDI SOUTH, KABUNDI NORTH, MUZABWELA, BUYANTANSHI, SNDP, AREA AROUND MULONGA OFFICES, ACCOUNTANCY COLLEGE, INDIAN FLATS HOUSES ALONG KITWE ROAD AND HOUSE NEAR KITWE ROUNDABOUT PART OF OLD LULAMBA AND NEW LULAMBA SNDP AREA, MAITENEKE AND CHIWEMPALA POLICE CAMP PART OF NCHANGA SOUTH NEAR MULONGA OFFICES INDIAN FLATS, PROTEA HOTEL, KAZENENE HOUSE

GROUP A

A2, SUB A11, OLD AIRPORT AREA, OLD AND NEW CHIKOLA MINE POLICE AREA, SQUARE AREA AND NCHANGA NORTH AREA, KUTULI HOUSE AND PART OF CHINGOLA CENTRAL AREA CHAMBESHI POLICE CAMP, OLD AND NEW SITE AND SERVICE NABONA AND KANEMA PANTHEON, L - SECTION, INDUSTRIAL AREA, RB SECTION, PART OF SECOND CLASS AREA, KAMENZA EAST,POLICE CAMP, KAKOSO T/SHIP, FIKOLONGO, FITOBAULA, TIYENDE PAMODZI PLOTS

EAST SIDE OF NCHANGA SOUTH, WEST SIDE OF NCHANGA SOUTH, MULONGA WATER BOOSTER, GOLF CLUB AND OPENHEIMER RIVERSIDE, SOWETO, LULAMBA EAST SIDE OF NCHANGA SOUTH, MINE AREA, MINE MARKET AND KANKOYO MULONGA WATER BOOSTER, GOLF CLUB AND OPENHEIMER RIVERSIDE, SOWETO, LULAMBA CHINA GEO, CHINA ASPHAT AND CRUSHTEC MINE AREA, MINE MARKET AND KANKOYO ZISC FLATS CHINA GEO, CHINA ASPHAT AND CRUSHTEC OLD MAKOBO AREA ZISC FLATS NEWMAKOBO MAKOBOAREA AREA OLD CHAMBESHI FOUNDARY NEW MAKOBO AREA

GROUP B

KABUNDI EAST, KAPISHA, KABUNDI EAST EXTENSION CHAMBESHI FOUNDARY CHAMBISHI ZAMBIA COMPOUND KABUNDI EAST, KAPISHA, KABUNDI EAST EXTENSION PANTHEON ZAMBIA AND INDUSTRIAL AREA CHAMBISHI COMPOUND

GROUP B

GROUP B

INDUSTRIALAND AREA ALONG SOLWEZI PANTHEON INDUSTRIAL AREA ROAD, PART OF CHIWEMPALA CHINGOLA CENTRAL, KASOMPE, LULAMBA, TWATASHA, CHABANYAMA, MAITENEKE, INDUSTRIAL AREA ALONG SOLWEZI ROAD, PART OF CHIWEMPALA KABUNDI SOUTH EXTENSION ALONG MUPAKA DRIVE CHINGOLA CENTRAL, KASOMPE, LULAMBA, TWATASHA, CHABANYAMA, MAITENEKE, KONKOLA,SOUTH LUBAMBE VILLAGE,ALONG MUPAKA DRIVE KABUNDI EXTENSION

KAMENZA EAST MEDIUM, KAMENZA TOWNSHIP & GOVERNMENT TOWNSHIP, CHIMFUNSHI BUTONDO KONKOLA, LUBAMBE VILLAGE, CIVIC CENTRE KAMENZA EASTAREA MEDIUM, KAMENZA TOWNSHIP & GOVERNMENT TOWNSHIP, CHIMFUNSHI BUTONDO INDUSTRIAL AREA ALONG KITWE ROAD, PART OF PRISON AND POLICE CAMP CIVIC CENTRE AREA THE PARK MALL AND CHINGOLA CAMP OF PRISON AND POLICE CAMP INDUSTRIAL AREA ALONG KITWEPOLICE ROAD, PART CIVIC CENTRE AND SURROUNDING AREACAMP THE PARK MALL AND CHINGOLA POLICE INDUSTRIAL AREA, PART OF CHIWEMPALA CIVIC CENTRE AND SURROUNDING AREA TOWN CENTER INDUSTRIAL AREA, PART OF CHIWEMPALA

GROUP C GROUP C

MUNSENGA FARMS AND KASOMPE TOWNSHIP TOWN CENTER CRUSHTECKF-SECTION MUNSENGA FARMS AND KASOMPE TOWNSHIP SHOPRITE CRUSHTECKF-SECTION KASUMBALESA SHOPRITE KASUMBALESA

MUFULIRA MUFULIRA

AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED

KAWAMA WEST, KALUKANYA, KAMUCHANGA, SUBURBS AND SURROUNDING AREAS KAWAMA WEST, NEAR KALUKANYA, KAMUCHANGA, SUBURBS AND SURROUNDING NDEKE VILLAGE EASTLEA, EASTLEA, TANG UP, AND PART OF KAWAMAAREAS EAST. NDEKE VILLAGE NEAR EASTLEA, EASTLEA, AND TANG UP, AND PARTAREAS OF KAWAMA EAST. BUTONDO, LUANSOBE, ZIMBA COMPOUND SURROUNDING BUTONDO, ZIMBA COMPOUND AND SURROUNDING AREAS MINE MESSLUANSOBE, AREA,MURUNDU,JACARANDA,MINAMBE,CUSTOMS,MOKAMBO CONGO AND SURROUNDING AREA MINE AREA,MURUNDU,JACARANDA,MINAMBE,CUSTOMS,MOKAMBO CONGO AND SURROUNDING AREA PART MESS OF MINE HIGHCOST

GROUP A GROUP A

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

GROUP B GROUP B

GROUP C GROUP C

MATABA MILLING OLYMPIC MILLING OLYMPIC MILLING TOWN CENTRE TOWN CENTRE

NORTH WESTERN NORTH WESTERN

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

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

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

GROUP C

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

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

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

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

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

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MKUSHI

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

GROUP E

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

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

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

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

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PETAUKE, NYIMBA AND SURROUNDING AREA

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GROUP B

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

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

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

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

GROUP B

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

GROUP C

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

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

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

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

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

KAOMA & KALABO GROUP C

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

DAILY DAILY

Saturday Saturday 251,July, 20202020 August

FEATURES

Features

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MALE INFERTILITY THAT FOUL BODY ODOUR… CAUSES,

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R Banda, a MR. Mushala is a 36-year47-year-old man old man, overweight presented with with body mass index a long standing of 30 kg/m², presented but increasingly concernwithproblem complaint of abreath long at ing of bad OPD, he had little success and standing unpleasant body visits and oral odourtoathis thedentist outpatient hygienist had been unfruitful. department.

He was normally in good He has no history of health with no concerns, he underlying medical said that he did not drink more condition. than 20 unitsMr. of Mushala alcohol a week drinks heavily.

On and thatbeer he was a non-smoker. examination he of appeared He was unaware any reflux or his diet to indigestion be healthyand andsaid no rush was was quite noted.varied, although he had the occasional takeaway Some of the tests were or other convenience food. conducted including On examination he appeared liver function, renal to be healthy and generally well. function and24kg/m2, blood sugar His BMI was his oral which came out normal. cavity looked normal but he had patientalmost was aThereafter mild but the noticeable, referred to a dermatologist putrid, odour, the examination of neck was unremarkable, forhis special investigations. his nose and sinuses appeared normal, the question was either to treat this patient pregmatically for symptom relief or to refer to a specialist.

It was important also to consider whether referral would be to a gastroenterologist or an ENT specialist. Although this patient was keen to receive treatment quickly we agreed on some basal blood tests including liver function, renal function, blood sugar, inflammation markers, CRP, amylase and FBC as well as a stool test for helicobacter pylors, we also consider a trial course of PPIs because OTC treatments such as ranitidine had not helped.

TREATMENT OF BAD BREATH Apocrine bromhidosis: This is the common type of bromhidosis and it only occurs after puberty when Apocrine glands develop. They are mostly found on certain areas such as armpits, groin, areola and nipples of the breast, perianal areas and external areas of genitalia.

The rest of the body is covered by eccrine sweat glands. Eccrine sweat glands are primarily responsible for thermoregulation.

Eccrine bromhidrosis: This is classified as a rare form of bromhidrosis. A bad smell can also develop when bacteria on the skin break down eccrine sweat. This break-down process produces as bad odour.

Causes The following are the factors

To diagnose bromhidosis your physician will examine you and will also review your medical history to rule out possible cause that may contribute to bad odour. that are likely to causes bromhidosis, including poor hygiene, medical conditions, consumption of some food stuffs etc.

Poor hygiene with bacterial overgrowth Bromhidrosis is usually related to secretions by apocrine glands. When apocrine sweat is released,

LEGAL NOTICE

Causes of Halitosis Halitosis has a number of possible causes which include; 1. Acid reflux from stomach; the back flow acid from the stomach through the esophagus, may cause bad breath odour.

2. Gum disease; this is caused by a bacteria that grows in the gums and cause infections. Gum disease is one of the common causes of halitosis.

3. Infection in your mouth; oral injuries when infected by a bacteria may result into bad breath. Oral injuries may be

On examination he appeared to be healthy and generally well. His BMI was 24kg/m2, his oral cavity looked normal but he had a mild but noticeable, almost putrid, odour, the examination of his neck was unremarkable, his nose and sinuses appeared normal, the question was either to treat this patient pregmatically for symptom relief or to refer to a specialist. caused by an accident, pulled out tooth, oral surgery etc.

4. Poor oral hygiene; can be caused if an individual doesn’t brush or clean the mouth regularly. The unclean mouth including tongue, gums and dentures may trap bacteria that may cause bad breath.

Food particles that remain in the mouth may also cause bad breath.

5. Drugs; some medications can reduce saliva and, therefore, increase bad breath

due to dry mouth. Other drugs as they breakdown in the body may release chemicals that can be carried on your breath.

6. Smoking tobacco; tobacco smokers are prone to gum diseases, which may cause bad breath. Smoking can cause dry mouth which can also contribute to halitosis.

7. Dry mouth; dehydration results in decreased production of saliva which allows bacteria to grow. Dry mouth contributes to bad breath. Saliva INV7740

Halitosis Halitosis (chronic bad breath) is an oral health condition in which a person emanates a bad breath odor from their mouth, which can result from poor dental habits as well as underlying dental conditions.

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helps in cleansing your mouth as well as removing of unwanted particles that may cause bad breath odor.

Dry mouth naturally occurs during sleep, leading to morning breath, and it worsens if you sleep with your mouth open.

Some research shows that dry mouth can be caused by tobacco, alcohol use, and use of medications including certain medical conditions.

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Bromhidosis Bromhidosis is a medical condition in which a person emanates a foul smelling sweat from the body skin, which results when the bacteria on your skin breaks down sweat and produces an extreme body odor.

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President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is under pressure to revive a stricken economy, has said the protests constitute an “insurrection” by the opposition.

In central Harare and nearby Mbare township - a hotbed of past protests - businesses, including banks

and supermarkets, were shut as police and soldiers patrolled the streets.

“Workers were told not to come today just in case there was trouble,” said a security guard, who identified himself as Martin, having a meal of tea and sweet potatoes at a bank.

Security forces increased check points on roads leading into central Harare.

A journalist in the second biggest city Bulawayo said businesses were also closed with few cars on the road.

Scores were killed during a crackdown on the last major protests in January 2019 and the government shut the internet.

Zimbabwe’s worst economic crisis in more than a decade is marked by inflation running above 700 percent, acute shortages of foreign currency and public hospitals crippled by strikes and a lack of medicine. – REUTERS.

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The shooting took place on Thursday in South Kivu province in the east of the country. There have been angry protests against the Congolese army in the town of Sange, where many roads have been blocked. – BBC.

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HARARE - Zimbabwe’s Agriculture Minister Perrance Shiri has died of Covid-19, becoming the first senior government official to succumb to the pandemic, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said on Thursday.

Shiri, a retired general who helped plot a coup that ousted Robert Mugabe in 2017, died on Wednesday. He was declared a national hero and and put to rest yesterday during a closed ceremony. – AFP.

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According to a statement by the KZN health department, it is alleged that the torching of the brand new centre in Amatikulu, near Eshowe, was linked to disquiet among

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GABORONE - Preliminary tests to explain the reason for hundreds of mysterious elephant deaths in Botswana point to a naturally occurring toxin as a probable cause, a senior wildlife official told Reuters.

It was highly unlikely that an infectious disease was behind the shocking deaths of at least 281 elephants, added Cyril Taolo, acting director of the Department of Wildlife and National Parks. – REUTERS.

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31st July 2020

Electoral Commission of Zambia PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE

RESULTS FOR FIFTEEN (15) COUNCILLOR BY ELECTION(S) 31st July 2020 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the following were the results arising from the Local Government By Election(s) in FIFTEEN (15) Council Ward(s) which took place on Thursday, 30th July 2020.

Electoral Commission of Zambia

PUBLICCOUNCILLOR NOTICE RESULTS FOR FIFTEEN (15)

BY ELECTION(S) Councilor Elections PROVINCE

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WARD NO.\NAME

CANDIDATE NAMES

PARTY

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the following were the results arising from the Local Government By Election(s) in FIFTEEN (15) NOTICE IS HEREBY the following were results arising from NKOYA the Local Government

By Election(s) CENTRALGIVEN That SERENJE 11010 the CHIBALE Davies K PF 572 in FIFTEEN (15) Council Ward(s) which took place on Council Ward(s) which took place on Thursday, 30th July 2020.

Thursday, 30thSimon July 2020. UPND GONDWE 433 16

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LOMBE Benson

PF

KAPOTWE Robaom

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KALONGE NKOYA Davies K James

PF

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UPND

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NORTH-WESTERN CHAVUMA

LUAPULA

CHIENGE

01007 CHAVUMA CENTRAL

02006 KATETE

NORTH-WESTERN KABOMPO

03005 LITOYA

KANYIMBWA Richard

UPND

CHITETEA Raymond

PF

01007 CHAVUMA CENTRAL

NORTH-WESTERN KABOMPO

NORTH-WESTERN KABOMPO

NORTH-WESTERN KABOMPO

NORTH-WESTERN KABOMPO

NORTH-WESTERN KASEMPA

NORTH-WESTERN KASEMPA

NORTH-WESTERN MUFUMBWE

WESTERN

WESTERN

WESTERN

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63

433

1178

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686

KALONGE James

NDC

153

SAPAULU Rodrick

PF

68

SAPAULU Nasho

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47

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03007 KABOMPO

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04002 NYOKA

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03001 LIMULUNGA

03006 SITOYA

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UPND

PF

68

UPND

47

KAYIMBO Luckson

UPND

1256

NJAPAWU Chiyesu

PF

596

MASOYA Shadrick

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315

ZULU Danny

PF

223

KAKONKANYA Chanda M

PF

387

KAKUMBA Jaison

UPND

308

KIBINDA Geofrey

PF

305

SHILANGA Rodney

UPND

204

KISULO Wigan

UPND

339

KABWITA Lingson

PF

292

WALUKA Malale

UPND

1263

SIMATE Liwena

PF

1014

KAKOMA Chipango

PF

552

INAMBAO Aaron

UPND

382

UPND PF UPND

13

63

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633

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362

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PF

388

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384 388

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16003 NANGWESHI 16003 NANGWESHI

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384

SEPISO Mate

PF

947

MULEMWA Samwemba SEPISO Mate

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469 947

MULEMWA Samwemba

UPND

1682

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3507

5759 154

47.96

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3507

47.96

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115

154

74.68

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1866

5776

32.31

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545

1048

52

25

720

1604

44.89

13

522

1015

51.43

13

644

1180

54.58

9

2286

5701

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942

1644

57.3

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1528

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469

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African children among worst-hit by lead poisoning

LONDON - New research indicates a third of all children have high levels of lead in their blood, noting that Africa is the worst-affected region after South Asia with Nigeria topping the list for the region, the study says, The research, carried out by the UN children’s agency (Unicef) and the environmental group Pure Earth, warns concentrations of lead in the body can be so high that they stop the development of the brain, heart and other vital organs. – BBC.

at 01:00 on Thursday, a group of unknown people attacked the hospital in Eshowe and set alight a "park home" comprised of eight offices.

One security guard was left with a facial injury after he was hit by an object during the incident.

Police spokesperson Captain Nqobile Gwala said all the equipment in the offices was burnt.

– NEWS24/REUTERS.

…KZN hospital's R6m building torched allegedly in protest over its use as Covid-19 treatment centre sections of the community over the conversion of a part of the hospital into a Covid–19 treatment facility. The centre was also burned down three years ago.

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MUFULIRA Wanderers, Kabwe Youth Soccer Academy and Nakambala Leopards have been relegated from the MTN/FAZ Super Division.

THIS week ended with lo- played an equal number of The development comes afcal soccer fans wishing for games is fair enough what ter the Football Association of a reality that refuses to be, is important as we look to Zambia (FAZ) announced that an end to the Covid-19 out- the start of the 2020/2021 week 27 fixtures scheduled for 26, 2020 break. DAILY NATION Friday season isJune adequate preparaAugust 5 and 6, 2020 will be the The announcement by tion even though the cases final fixtures of the 2019/2020 ww.facebook.com/dailynationews the Football Association of arehttps://twitter.com/dailynationzm likely to reduce in hot season.

Zambia (FAZ) of the Zambi- weather.

According to Zambia Prean League coming to an earThe World Health Organmier League manager Brian ly closure on August 6 with isation has warned that the Mulenga, champions of both all teams having played an virus may stay longer than the Super Division and the FAZ equal number of games, is expected, so we do not have Eden University National Divinot what anyone including to drop our guard. sion One will be decided after myself would have wished This was a learning phase the 27th round of matches. for, but it’s a reality we need and I believe the next season Mulenga said the decision to accept to save a life. will be well handled. to end the league prematureFAZ should be commendMeanwhile, FAZ should ly has been prompted by the ed for making such a huge be recommended for unconcerns that the association decision before the football dertaking several trainings has received from Government fraternity records any loss of over the past weeks in the through the Ministry of Health life. The decision is definite- quest of developing football particularly from Zambia NaChild Development and the in lineMIYOBA with the fact in this President in the nation.

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by FAZ is ic which has claimedNAPSA the lives Stars of month planned by the COVID-HIT have as outlined in the health antine issues seemingly a welcome move and need 18 people in Zambia. local soccer governingnot qualified for the CAF inter guidelines for football dealt with. to be applauded. Not at any Meanwhile, Sports Minister body. club Mulenga championships after Emmanuel has hailed and Speaking during yesterday’s The league was clearlyat premier point have wenational heard such President Lungu forBuildcon lifting the FC 2-0 Presidential at State division one leagues.” becomingaddress a concentration trainings being conducted. ban onhumbling contact sports.

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Mulenga also noted that the long delays in securing test appointments and results after being tested meant that certain matches could not be played due to the inability of clubs to produce results when called upon to do so.

He said clubs were struggling to adhere to the guidelines put in place by the Ministry of Health after games were allowed to resume on July 18, 2020.

“The feedback from ZNPHI and other public health authorities who conducted surprise, snap inspections has been very negative, as can be seen from failure to manage the isolation of players and of-

ficials who tested positive.

“Other reasons include unrestricted access to camping sites and training sessions, failure to observe social distancing and lack of sanitisers and disinfectants at designated places,” Mulenga said.

He said failure to adhere to the set guidelines directly contravened health guidelines promulgated by Government and FAZ. Mulenga said certain arrangements will have to be made to ensure the league is brought to a close without any outstanding issues.

“All teams unable to fulfil fixtures for any reason will forfeit them while all match-

es that have been postponed or deferred will be referred for resolution by the FAZ Disciplinary Committee expeditiously,” Mulenga said.

The decision to end the league prematurely has sent Wanderers, KYSA and Nakambala Leopards to the national division one league.

Wanderers and KYSA are 17th and 18th on the league table with 14 points respectively while Nakambala are on 17 points and would never survive the relegation battle even after winning the remaining two games which would push them to 23-points as Kansanshi Dynamos occupier 15th position with 26 points.

NAPSA in CAF games pushing NAPSA Stars into Continental football as his fifth minute strike gave the home side the lead.

NAPSA looked the better side in the first half with Tapson Kaseba, Collins Sikombe and Danny Silavwe combining in the attack.

Kaseba could however not continue tormenting Buildcon as he was forced out of action after he was crudely tackled in the 26th minute, forcing coach Mohammed Fathi to bring in

striker Bonwel Mwape.

Kaseba was immediately taken to the hospital following the crude tackle suffered as the first half ended 1-0 in favour of NAPSA. The pensioners continued to dominate play in the second half after Fathi made a tactical substitute, replacing Danny Silavwe with Musonda Kapembwa who brought in some life and won a penalty for NAPSA following his run on the left that saw Collins Sikombe stepping up to score his second goal of the game.

The win cheered coach Fathi whose focus has shifted to winning the FAZ Super Division title which will be concluded on Wednesday.

"We have already secured our continental position now we focus on the championship. We will look at the games tomorrow and plan for our last game on Wednesday against Forest Rangers," Fathi said.

Meanwhile, with the league set to end next week, 12-time champions Nkana will be seeking for a win against Red Arrows this afternoon in their week 26 fixture to be played at the Nkoloma Stadium so as to enhance their chances of bagging a 13th title that has been elusive in the last seven years.

With NAPSA, Green Eagles, Forest Rangers, Zesco and now Zanaco all in contention for the title, Nkana will look to avoid any slip up as they face a Red Arrows side that has

nothing but pride to play for as they are far from being in contention of the coveted title.

The afternoon will also see champions Zesco United rejuvenate their ambition to retain the title having started to a slow a fortnight ago after playing to a 1-1 stalemate against Kansanshi Dynamos in Ndola.

Zesco will be seeking a win against middle table Lusaka Dynamos who they play in a lunch time kick off at Nkoloma Stadium.

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