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By STEPHEN MWEWA AKAINDE Hichilema has failed to travel to Kasama to support party deputy secretary general Patrick Mucheleka who was appearing in court for aggravated robbery for fear of being arrested.

Mucheleka and three others appeared for mention in their aggravated robbery case yesterday. According to UPND national chairperson for industrial development, Bernard Mpundu, police have planned to arrest Mr Hichilema at any time.

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Engagement T for debt relief to continue Kenyatta and Odinga BY NATION REPORTER HE Zambian government will continue to negotiate with bondholders to provide immediate liquidity relief to free fiscal space , Finance minister, Bwalya Ng’andu has assured creditors. Dr Ng’andu has told bondholders that government will continue engaging in a constructive and good faith dialogue with creditors to provide Zambia the necessary time and leeway to finalize the assessment of its public debt situation and to calibrate key parameters of debt management exercise in coordination with the IMF.

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POLITICAL Party leaders seeking the highest office in the land should account for their past deeds, Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba has said. Mr Kabimba demanded that there should be accountability especially from those seeking to assume any level of P.4 in the country. leadership

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Commonwealth Parliament ratifiessidelines 3 ECZ ZCID on dialogue preps commissioners PARLIAMENT has ratified the Presidential appointment of Emily Sikazwe as vice chairperson for the Electoral Commission of Zambia, Major General Vincent Mbaulu Mukanda (Rtd) and Mrs Ndiyoi Muliwana Mutiti as members of the commission.

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OPPOSITION PLOT TO DISCREDIT ECZ EXPOSED By SIMON MUNTEMBA

PLOT in which an opposition political party has lined up individuals to attack the integrity and competence of the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has been exposed. And the Zambian DNA warned that unsubstantiated election rigging claims by surrogates of the UPND are a recipe for anarchy. Patriotic Front (PF) Secretary-General, Davis Mwila, said the opposition had lined up a string of disgruntled individuals, both locally and internationally who would attack the ECZ and its top-ranking officials. Mr Mwila said that the opposition had even hired some media organisations in the propaganda campaign against ECZ. “In the coming days and weeks, you shall witness a

heightened onslaught on the integrity and competency of ECZ to hold free and fair elections. “They have further hired certain media houses which will continue to give screaming headlines to this propaganda campaign against ECZ,’’ Mr Mwila said at a media briefing in Lusaka yesterday. He said the ECZ was an autonomous institution which did not take instructions from any person, not even the Republican President in the discharge of its duties and accusing it of favouring the PF was unfounded. Mr Mwila urged the opposition to desist from maligning the ECZ but rather engage the commission in a sober and mature manner whenever they were aggrieved, like the ruling party did when ECZ hiked nominations fees for candidates in the fourthcoming elections. And Zambian DNA

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“Election rigging claims are all schemes of the UPND and their surrogates are just implementing that propaganda agenda. But this is un-patriotic because such unsubstantiated claim are tantamount to inciting citizens to rise against a legitimately elected Government,” spokesperson, Spuki Mulemwa, said unsubstantiated rigging allegations against the State were tantamount to inciting citizens to rise against a legitimately elected Government. Mr Mulemwa challenged UPND surrogates making rigging allegations against PF to back such claims with evidence. He said it was un-patriotism for any citizen to instigate chaos in the country through lies. Mr Mulemwa said the ECZ has had a record

of conducting free and fair elections hence any claims to the contrary should be backed by evidence. “Election rigging claims are all schemes of the UPND and their surrogates are just implementing that propaganda agenda. But this is un-patriotic because such unsubstantiated claim are tantamount to inciting citizens to rise against a legitimately elected Government,” he said. Meanwhile, Mr Mwila announced that the ruling party has adopted, Rosemary Chimbini, as its candidate for the Chilubi council chairperson by-election which was prompted by the death of former chairperson, Daniel Mwila. He explained that Ms Chimbini was picked from five other applicants who had expressed interest to contest on the PF ticket following the central committee meeting chaired by President Edgar Lungu on Tuesday.

PS warns against underage NRC registration By MULENGA MUSONDA DO NOT drag underage children to acquire National Registration Cards all because of the elections, a top civil servant has warned Southern Province Permanent Secretary, Mr Mwangala Liomba warned that those found facilitating for children under the age of 16 to acquire MRCs will be visited by the law. “There are some who are bringing underage children, and that is why we have our Security Officers, Immigration and all other people to try

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and see how best we can ascertain on issues of age. “We should not look at issues of NRCs from an election eye, elections come and go, but you may disadvantage somebody by forcing that particular person to be over age, because that will disadvantage that particular person in future,” he said. Mr Liomba assured citizens that everything is in place and the issuance of Mobile NRCs is going smoothly after the centres received all the required materials . He went on to say the numbers of NRC issuances will be released by the Minister in no time. Mr Liomba was speaking during the Byta FM Radio Station Employee of the month award as Guest of Honour which saw the Stations Assistant Accountant Tom Siyumbano walking away with K2,000.

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GOVERNMENT has warned truck drivers in the road transport sector who are inciting their colleagues to stage a countrywide strike. Labour and Social Security Minister, Joyce Simukoko, said Government was aware that some drivers calling themselves ‘professionals’ were inciting others to stage a countrywide strike on October 19. She said the action was not supported by the law especially sections 75 to 78 of the Industrial and Labour Relations Act Cap 269 of the laws of Zambia. Ms Simukoko said that the law clearly provided the procedure that must be followed before a strike action or work stoppage is undertaken. The minister said Government was aware that the planned strike was as a result of the misinformation about the perceived delay in

GOVERNMENT has warned local authorities against approving unnecessary change of land use from play parks or open spaces to any other use. Minister of Local Government, Charles Banda says his office has continued to receive applications from people intending to change land use designated for play parks and recreation facilities for personal gain, despite the 2018 circular on change of land use for parks or open spaces still in effect. Dr Banda was speaking in Lusaka yesterday, when he visited some selected parks and open spaces located in different parts of the city where he discovered that houses and other buildings have been erected on the land meant for recreation. Dr Banda lamented that in spite of the important role that these facilities play in creating a conducive urban environment, all the parks and open spaces in the country are either in a bad state or some people have changed the use of the land to other activities. The minister directed the Lusaka City Council to demolish such structures, adding that they were built without following the right procedures of land acquisition. “I would like to state that we will not tolerate and allow the change of land use that is meant for play parks and open spaces for other personal gains such as residential and commercial by unruly individuals, I also want to note that the 2018 circular on change of land use for parks or open spaces is not permitted,” he said. Dr Banda also explained that all the councils or planning

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the formulation of the transport sector minimum wages and conditions of service statutory instrument. "To the contrary, I wish to inform the nation that Government has been holding meetings and is still in the process of consulting stakeholders in line with section 99 of the Employment Code Act number 3 of 2019 in order to come up with a minimum wage that will be acceptable and fair to both employers

9 Chinese seek to restrain Mosho By GRACE CHAILE-LESOETSA NINE Chinese nationals have filed an injunction in the Lusaka High Court restraining, lawyer Lewis Mosho from exercising his powers to unlawfully terminate their contracts as employees of Kingphar Company Zambia Limited. The nine have sued Kingphar Company Zambia Limited (Under Supervision and commencement of business rescue proceedings) for

the illegal termination of their contract of employment. In their claim, Kingphar director and shareholder Wang Shunxue on behalf of eight others stated that on April 21, 2020 Kingphar Company Zambia Limited by a consent order for the consolidation of cause number 2020/HPC/165 and 2020/HB/015 was placed under business rescue (liquidation) proceedings and Mr Mosho was appointed as the business rescue administrator. Mr Wang Shunxue said that

and employees. "As a result of the sensitivity of the matter, Government would be failing in its duties if it does not engage all the relevant stakeholders before coming up with a statutory instrument on the minimum wages," Ms Simukoko said. She said it was strange and unacceptable that drivers wanted to create an impression that they were the ones driving the minimum wage requirement when it was not.

on April 29, this year, they filed a writ of summons and statement of claim before the Lusaka High Court for false imprisonment, unlawful detention and distress as well as damages for defamation of character against the Attorney general, Mr Mosho and four police officers under cause number 2020/ HP/426. He said in a letter dated April 28, 2020 signed by himself and eight others they lodged a complaint with the Law Association of Zambia’s legal practitioners committee for professional misconduct

Ms Simukoko implored drivers and other employees to join unions so that they were represented in matters of such nature. She added that the ministry's role was not to negotiate for improved terms and conditions of service on behalf of employees. The ministry, she said, acted as mediator or referee during labour and industrial disputes so as to attain industrial harmony.

against Mr Mosho. But Mr Mosho said in an affidavit in opposition that the High Court under cause number 2020/HPC/0336 discharged the injunction it granted earlier after the applicants asked it to discharge the injunction on a number of grounds including points of law. He said the injunction sought by the nine employees is untenable at law as it has potential of bringing the reputation of the Judiciary into disrepute by having one High Court judge override an order of another judge.

authorities were advised not to allow or facilitate development of open spaces and parks for any other purpose than recreation. He also warned officers in all local authorities to desist from such activities, adding that action will be taken against any council official who will be found wanting. “I, therefore, wish to strongly reiterate the content of that circular and further warn that appropriate sanctions will be meted against any officer or local authority found wanting,” Dr Banda noted. And Sports-In-Action, an organisation running one of the play parks in Lusaka’s Kabwata township has pledged to continue supplementing government efforts in building a generation of responsible young people through the use of recreation facilities. Sport in Action Executive Director Frank Muchindu noted that this is because lack of proper recreation facilities is one of the major causes of delinquent behaviour among youths. – ZANIS.

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From Page 1 The debt standstill aims at achieving five objectives; 1. provide immediate liquidity relief to free fiscal space. The Debt standstill requested (pursuant to the Consent Solicitation) and the debt service suspension from other public and private creditors will help government address financing needs arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. 2. Provide Zambia the necessary time and leeway to: (i) Finalize the assessment of our public debt situation (ii) Calibrate key parameters of

debt management exercise in coordination with the IMF. 3. Engage a constructive and good faith dialogue with creditors. Reach agreement in principle with our creditors on debt strategy parameters compatible with Zambia’s public debt sustainability as per IMF definition 4. Government is also seeking to formally implement agreements with creditors to reach agreement in principle with creditors on debt strategy

parameters compatible with Zambia’s public debt sustainability as per IMF definition. 5. Secure external financing in the context of an appropriate IMF engagement Expected Timeline for the Debt Management Exercise : October – December 2020 • Investor consultations September 22nd, 2020: • Launch of the Consent Solicitation and announcement about Call with Investors September 29th, 2020 • Call with Investors

October 16th, 2020, 10:00 a.m. • Expiration of Consent Solicitation • Voting Deadlines November 13th, 2020 • Expiration of Grace Period Key Principles of the Creditor Engagement Strategy include the plans for government to intensify its engagement with its international creditors on the basis of the following principles: Transparency, Good faith efforts for a collaborative process to restore debt sustainability, Fair treatment across creditors

and Consistency with IMF debt sustainability analysis According to the minister, bond holders want assurances which Government is ready to provide. And Bloomberg reports that Bondholder committee members “unable to provide a positive response to the consent solicitation request at this time given the absence of clarity on a number of issues,” group says in emailed statement. *“Committee members are ready to consider engaging

with Zambia as part of a liability-management exercise, which may include the provision of near-term debt relief, but such an exercise should be designed in a way that provides a durable benefit to all stakeholders” * Committee consists of 14 international financial institutions based in the U.S. and Europe and in aggregate holds approximately 40% of the total amount of Zambia’s outstanding Eurobonds. * Committee in close contact with holders representing additional 30%. * Committee appointed Newstate Partners as financial advisers.

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CAVMONT CAPITAL HOLDINGS ZAMBIA PLC Consolidated results for year ended 30 June 2020

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Mr Mpundu said when he addressed UPND members outside the court, that Mr Hichilema could not travel to Kasama to give support because of the planned arrest. He thanked party members for showing up to give solidarity in large numbers. “Mr Hichilema could not travel to Kasama to give support, the police have planned to arrest him at any time,” he said. And there was near commotion yesterday at the Kasama Magistrate’s Court when Mr Mucheleka and three others appeared for mention. Mucheleka was brought to court with his co-accused persons in an open Nissan police van from Milima Correctional Facility where they were being held on charges of aggravated robbery and malicious damage. Other accused persons were Elias Mubanga, who was campaign manager in the Lukashya parliamentary by-election, Samuel Ngwila and Chinyimba Bwalya. Mr Mpundu and other supporters turned up in large numbers to give solidarity to

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CAVMONT CAPITAL HOLDINGS ZAMBIA PLC Consolidated results for year ended 30 June 2020

CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As at 30 June 2020

2019

K'000

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Assets Loans and advances Investment in subsidiary Investment securi�es Cash and balances with banks Other assets Assets held for sale Total assets

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106 149,856

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942,591

1,583,548 11,106

377,762

126,006 183,860

10,939

149,856

282

149,856

1,594,654

1,594,548

149,856

1,252,739

149,856

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CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME For the year ended 30 June 2020

2019

K’000

K’000 K’000 Discon�nued Group Opera�on Company

K’000

K’000 K’000 Discon�nued Group Opera�on Company

Net interest income Impairment recoveries /(losses)

75,191 (23,608)

82,835 7,528

Net interest income a�er loan impairment Non-interest income Opera�ng income Opera�ng expenses (Loss)/ proﬁt before income tax

51,583 39,302 90,885 (155,361) (64,476)

259 259 259

90,363 56,142 146,505 (163,352) (16,847)

259 259 259

Excep�onal items

(40,610)

Income tax (charge)/credit

(57,626)

765

(Loss) / proﬁt for the period Other comprehensive income Total comprehensive loss for the period (con�nuing opera�ons) Total comprehensive loss for the period (discon�nued opera�on) Basic and Diluted (loss) (Kwacha per share)

(162,712)

259

(16,082)

259

(165,182) (1.43)

(2,470) (165,182) (1.43)

259 (16,082) (0.139)

259 0.002

(16,082) (0.139)

Reserves

Total

K'000

K’000

K'000

Group Balance as at 1 July 2019 Preference shares converted to equity Issuance of shares Loss for the period

149,554 -

126,006 50,000 -

(149,272) (165,182)

282 126,006 50,000 (165,182)

Balance as at 30 June 2020

149,554

176,006

(314,454)

11,106

Company Balance as at 1 July 2019 Proﬁt for the period

149,554 -

302 -

149,856 -

Balance as at 30 June 2020

149,554

302

149,856

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CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS For the year ended 30 June

2020 K'000

Net cash u�lized in opera�ng ac�vi�es (con�nuing opera�os) Net cash u�lized in opera�ng ac�vi�es (discon�nued opera�on) Net cash u�lized in inves�ng ac�vi�es (con�nuing opera�ons) Net cash u�lized in inves�ng ac�vi�es (discon�nued opera�on) Inﬂows from Financing ac�vi�es (con�nuing opera�ons) Inﬂows from Financing ac�vi�es (discon�nued opera�on) Increase in cash and cash equivalents

2019 K'000

Group Company 193,574 (176,176) 50,000 67,398

K'000

Group Company (33,926) 4 (34,816) 76,000 7,258

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Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the period Increase Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period (con�nuing opera�ons) Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period (discon�nued opera�on)

136,546 67,398

106 -

129,288 7,258

102 4

106

136,546

106

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the accused persons and almost caused commotion at the court premises. Police officers had a tough time to keep the slogan-chanting supporters at bay. Mucheleka and three others allegedly destroyed and grabbed NRC issuance equipment from the officers who were conducting mobile registration exercise on September 4, this year in Chitamba village in Kasama. They appeared before Kasama Resident Magistrate, Samson Mumba, who represented Principal Resident Magistrate Oswald Chibalo. Mr Chibalo was out of the district and the matter was adjourned for mention again on October 13 and 14 this year The accused persons will continue appearing before the court for mention awaiting instructions from the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions as the offences are triable by the High Court.

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POLITICAL party leaders seeking the highest office in the land should account for their past deeds, Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba has said. Mr Kabimba demanded that there should be accountability especially from those seeking to assume any level of leadership in the country. He said accountability in public life is an issue that needs to be taken seriously. Mr Kabimba said this is because accountability defines the quality of leaders people would desire to have lead them and this demand must not be considered to be a partisan dimension. “We have to take the issue of accountability in public life very serious because it defines the quality of leaders that we would like to have to lead this nation. It should be a non-partisan issue and immediately we try to take the dimension

of partisanship, then we will not correct the moral values that are demanded of leaders” Mr Kabimba said. He said without this demand, people will not feel accountable in public office at all levels, including those in the opposition and the church among others. And Mr Kabimba said the demand for accountability must be extended beyond political players but everyone wishing to assume the role of leadership to be accountable to the people. “It saddens me when I read on social media people trying to divert from this argument of holding people accountable in public life and trying to move the problem into the realm of becoming personal,” he said. Meanwhile, a Patriotic Front official, Lemmy Bwalya urged UPND president, Hakainde Hichilema to clear allegations that he amassed wealth from the privatisation process.

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LAND MISUSE GOVERNMENT must indeed act fast to save the beauty of the country’s towns and cities from the wanton damage being carried out through uncalled for structures. Demolitions have not been ruled out where rules and regulations have been flouted. If such measures will bring sanity, then they must be speeded up. In residential areas, open spaces that were left as play parks have disappeared as greedy developers have grabbed the plots and built houses on them. Local Government Minister Charles Banda is right to voice his concern and his warning must be a clear signal to councils throughout the country that the game is up. It is sad that residential areas have become concrete jungles, what with concrete wall fences and every available space hosting a building. What boggles the mind is what has happened to the concept about town planning, that designates residential and business premises. We welcome the statement by Dr Banda in which Government has warned local authorities against approving unnecessary change of land use from play parks or open spaces to any other use. The minister noted that his office has continued to receive applications from people intending to change land use designated for play parks and recreation facilities for personal gains, despite the 2018 circular on change of land use for parks or open spaces still in effect. In the first place, how do these individuals pick out play parks and apply to convert them to other uses for which they were not intended for in the initial stage? Dr Banda was prompted to issue the warning after he visited some selected parks and open spaces located in different parts of Lusaka and discovered that houses and other buildings have been erected on the land meant for recreation. Dr Banda lamented that in spite of the important role that these facilities play in creating a conducive urban environment, all the parks and open spaces in the country are either in bad state or some people have changed the use of the land to other activities. It is good that the minister is taking a pro-active stance against the ills going on in the misuse of land not only in Lusaka but is obviously an everyday occurrence in other parts of the country. What this proves is that the local authorities have lost control over the use of land in their localities. Or could it just be plain greediness among the local leaders who disregard regulations for a “wad of notes.” It definitely appears to be the case because as Dr Banda explained, there is actually a standing 2018 circular on change of land use for parks or open spaces still in effect. With this no-nonsense approach, we expect the Lusaka City Council to act swiftly and demolish such illegal structures as directed by the minister. The minister noted that they were built without following the right procedures of land acquisition. “I would like to state that we will not tolerate and allow the change of land use that is meant for play parks and open spaces for other personal gains such as residential and commercial by unruly individuals. “I also want to note that the 2018 circular on change of land use for parks or open spaces is not permitted,” Dr Banda said. It is quite demoralising that budding athletes in residential areas have to play their football, basketball and other sports activities on roads because play parks have been seized by politically-connected individuals. Moreover, Dr Banda’s tour in Lusaka is a clear signal that Government is on the right track for having suspended the Lusaka and Kitwe city councils to pave way for investigations in the mismanagement of land. Let sanity return to residential areas with clearly designated housing units and open spaces where people could breathe freely. Dr Banda must not relent in his efforts to restore orderliness in the manner that land is administered.

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GERMANY GIVES ZAMBIA K30M COVID-19 RELIEF SUPPORT By NOEL IYOMBWA

ERMANY has given Zambia K30 million for Covid-19 relief emergency support project towards the Zambian component of the Kavango Zambezi Trans-frontier Conservation Area. Annie Wagner Mitchell, the German Ambassador to Zambia, said the tourism sector had been hit hard by the consequences of the covid-19 pandemic. Dr Wagner-Mitchell explained that the K30 million support was part of the broader support by Germany government to the KAZA project which was aimed at bringing relief to communities, tourism sector and management of protecting

tourism areas. The envoy said project has two major components community life taking up 70 percent of funds and biodiversity conservation getting the remaining 30 percent. Meanwhile, Tourism and Arts Minister, Ronald Chitotela, said that the funds were

aimed at bringing relief to local communities, the tourism sector and management of protected areas. Mr Chitotela said the protected areas are in the respective components of TFCA where Zambia contributes approximately 25 per cent of the 520,000 kilometre

squared landscape. He said the funds would enable his ministery implement a two tier Covid-19 relief project, comprising support efforts towards community livelihoods and biodiversity conservation in Kafue, Mosi-oa-Tunya and Sioma Ngwezi national parks. The minister said that another 10 game management areas would benefit adding that the grant shall provide relief to affected communities and households that depended on conservation and for their livelihood. And WWF country director, Nachilala Nkombo, said that the outbreak of Covid-19 resulted in global travel restrictions which has had a devastating effect on tourism and the communities that depend on tourism.

Zambia royalty spat halts $2bn of copper mine projects Man to hang for LUSAKA - Copper miners in Zambia have halted $2 billion of planned investments because a royalty tax introduced last year makes the projects unviable, according to an industry lobby group. A plan by First Quantum Minerals to invest $1 billion extending the life of its Kansanshi operation won’t proceed until the royalty is deductible from other corporate taxes, said Sokwani Chilembo, chief executive officer of the Zambia Chamber of Mines. The same goes for EMR Capital-backed Lubambe Copper Mine’s project to invest a similar amount in a new mining opera-

tion, he said. “We need this royalty payment regime removed for progress to begin,” Chilembo said in an interview. “If the government thinking is otherwise, good luck.” John Gladston, a spokesman for Vancouver-based First Quantum, declined to comment. A spokeswoman for Lubambe didn’t immediately respond to an email seeking comment. Earlier this month, Lubambe CEO Nick Bowen said Zambia’s changing tax regime makes investment difficult. Zambia’s uneasy relationship with mining investors has deteriorated over the past 12

NAPSA sues UPND deputy secretary general for K130, 000 rentals By GRACE CHAILELESOETSA

NAPSA has sued UPND party deputy secretary general, Gertrude Imenda's company, Golger Enterprises for non-payment of rental arrears of more than K130, 000. This is in respect of the premises otherwise known as stand no 6976, Electra House, Cairo road, Lusaka. As at August 31 2020 or indeed any other amounts that the court may find as owing from the Mwambwa Gertrude Imenda trading as Golger Enterprises. The National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) wants the Lusaka High Court, commercial division to order the company

to immediately vacate possession of the stand in question. NAPSA in their claim told the court that it was responsible and was entrusted with the funds of its members which funds were used to invest in properties such as the one which was occupied by Colger Enterprises. The plaintiff stated that it has been entering into annual tenancy agreements with Colger Enterprises for the possession and occupancy of the demised premises from the year 2017. NAPSA stated that arising from the tenancy agreement, the defendant has throughout the term of occupation and use of the demised premises been liable to pay the agreed rent on a monthly basis

months, with the government clashing with Glencore Plc over the Switzerland-based company’s plan to mothball Mopani Copper Mines’ operations. Zambia’s increasingly aggressive stance over the nation’s key export industry may partly reflect maneuvering by government as it struggles with economic challenges ahead of next year’s elections. Zambia doesn’t get enough from its mineral resources, but would be willing to consider mining company grievances over the royalty, Finance Minister Bwalya Ng’andu told state television on Sunday. – BLOOMBERG NEWS.

Parliament ratifies 3 ECZ commissioners By NOEL IYOMBWA

PARLIAMENT has ratified the Presidential appointment of Emily Sikazwe as vice chairperson for the Electoral Commission of Zambia, Major General Vincent Mbaulu Mukanda (rtd) and Ms Ndiyoi Muliwana Mutiti as members of the commission. In moving the motion, Parliamentary select committee chairperson Emerine Kabanshi said that Ms Sikazwe, an academician, gender activist and governance advocate, among other qualifications, had made remarkable contribution to the advancement of women in Zambia. She also told parliament that Maj Gen Mukanda (rtd), is an accomplished military personnel with vast

knowledge in conflict management locally and internationally, and that he is expected to assist ECZ in electoral dispute resolution. "Ms Mutiti is vastly experienced in public sector record management systems, is expected to contribute to effective management of ECZ operations," she said. Meanwhile, in seconding the motion, Home Affairs minister Steven Kapyongo commended the appointing authority for striking gender balance in the commission by appointing two women. He said that apart from her past experience, Ms Sikazwe was an experience person in governance adding that the commission as an institution needed such strong characters.

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A LUSAKA married man wept loudly after the Lusaka High Court sentenced him to death by hanging for murdering his girlfriend. Allan Lungu, 22, was found guilty and sentenced to death by hanging for strangling to death his girlfriend, Misozi Soko, 20, on May 2, 2019, at her apartment in Mandevu. Misozi had been a good friend of the convict’s wife, Aliness. His four family members who attended the session broke into tears when Ms. Justice Sharon Newa made the pronouncement. Particulars of the offence are that on May 2 in Lusaka, Lungu did murder Soko but denied the charge. In his defence, Lungu said his relationship with Soko ended on Valentine’s Day in 2018 after he told her that he could not continue dating a person that drunk beer. He also denied that the items (a doormat, floor mat and a curtain) found in his house belonged to Soko. Ms Newa however said the state represented by Counsel Bob Mwewa who brought five witnesses had proved the case beyond reasonable doubt. She said the postmortem results showed that Soko died due to strangulation and also that the convict was in a relationship with her before she died.

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MFEZ industr Debt servicing will yards on cou starve growth, says Zanaco

yards in the L Works are go and the contr CONSTRUCTION of industrial yards in the on site. “Once that Lusaka South Multidone, debtEconomic service,” Zanaco said.we will Facility By BUUMBA CHIMBULU Zone (LS-MFEZ) SMEs It said resources to forsee most important economic affairs the zone and which will boost local ZANACO has warned that functions in were 1.4 M from there,” the cut down the increased size of theparticipation percent to K21.5 said.after is expected to billion 2021 national budget mayareaallocations onthe roads, internaHe also ob in add on the ballooning debtbe completed tional airports and the strategic ity in the economy. need to in 12 months. and starve economic affairsnextfood reserves took knocks of to For insurers, he said, preincentives Participation if not well implemented. 41.1investors percent, 68.9 willing percent to inve mium received in a timely Additionally, the financialof local and 21.6 percent respectively. the zone. Mr manner meant that the ininstitution has expressed con-in the economic This, Zanaco explained, expressed co is currently cern about the financing strat-zonewas surer would be able to invest in view of allocations to that Zambia h low due to, among egy of the plan. it, so that timely settlement By BUUMBA CHIMBULU election activities and Memcompetition f The 2021 national budgetotherbers reasons, the of claims would also be asof Parliament’s gratuity. countries announced last week on Fri-minimum investment According to Zanaco, in- suc sured. Rwanda, Ken day has gone up 12.8 percentof US$500,000 which allocation BOUT $250, 000 has been creased budgetary Dr Mwashika said the to K119.6 billion from K106sometolocals Egypt, South say is invested in setting up a education, health, social plans to commission the 750 billion 2020 budget. Mozambique prohibitive. and environment protection laboratory that will establish gold megawatts of power station ZANACO indicated that LS-MFEZ Zimbabwe come atBusiness the back of reduc- th content in ore which will be bought the increase in the budgetDevelopment localartisanal goods and wasgold Dr Mwashika said Gov- were a positive sign for the betterand incenti tions on defence, housing from andservices small scale amount of K13.6 billion wasManager, Kunda s a positive move for the local ernment’s plan to focus on economy. community public Francisamenities, Mr miners Zambia. “Economic activity will wholly swallowed by an in-Kunda, minimum US order safety and recreation/ said economy. ZCCM-IH has set up the laboratorythe in deployment of climate crease in allocations towardsconstruction increase with the increased culture/religion. 000 investme works of partnership with Karma Mining Services Dr Mwashika noted that smart agriculture technoldebt service obligations whichthe industrial “Put together, expend- to q yards theinvestors and Rural Development Limited in ogies and practices, was a availability of electricity, and Government has presented had gone up by K13.7 million.wereiture side on shows that the in- ince this in turn will mean the inavailable currently Consolidated Gold and Company. a bill to repeal replace welcome move. The commercial bank said creased 2021 budgetwas sizeawill limiting surance sector will be able to course. Chief Executive Officer, Mabvuto the Public Procurement Act This, he explained, was a this in its anatomy of Zambia’s the monster inlocal balloonbusines Mrfeed Kunda provide more services, as the Chipata, explained thatathe purpose of 2021 budget: An EmbodiNo. 12 of 2008 with view of prudent way to manage the ing debt eco- said however thatwhile the starving economic activity increasthe joint venture was to develop a gold ment of Economic Recoveryexplained nomicyards, affairs,” it warned. promoting the purchase of risks associated with rain- es,” he said. had been lob industrial processing and trading operation in and Resilience prepared by Meanwhile, Zanaco said Min local goods and services. fed farming. its parent completed, Zambia. He further said: “news Chewe Mwila, Gerald Sokooncenext year’s financingCommerce strategy T “This will in the was “The insurance sector of the Zambia Gold Comwould boost local Mr Chipata saidresult the investment and Patrick Chileshe. would raid the domestic credit Industry whic industries, continues to provide Weath- pany Limited, established in the already ingrowth line withof onelocal of ZCCM-IH’s strategic “Although the budget sizeparticipation market, which had a talking to Min and risk of management er Index Insurance cover, to spearhead gold mining objectives value creationtools which was was up 12.8 percent com-economic bias ofzones. lending to Government Finance in of the tosuch diversify its investments as insurance will away havefromand the industry will also be and trading activities in the pared to this year’s, the in- Heatexplained the expense privateto im incentives. that copper to other minerals such as crease was not a fresh injec-an interview an important part to play in gold available to discuss different country, sector. raises the prospect “As Karma Mining Services and Rural Development, our invest yards billion “For of cash to stimulate thethe industrial and other precious metals. busi- forms of insurance for the “The K17.4 (equivsecuring the growing is in gold processing, are mostly working of expertise increased economic activ- but we tion qualify, one h would enable smallpercent economy but was mainly due He said this during the laboratory technology which will soon alent to 14.6 of the nesses. and small scale gold miners.’’ itywith for artisanal local companies such invest minimu medium sized we intend to the increase in debt serviceand total budget) to media tour in Lusaka yesterday. “Cover such as fire insur- be in widespread use by the as suppliers and service proUS$500,000 to domestic set obligations under the generalentrepreneurs borrow from lenders “This is also in line with Government’s ance, liability insurance, farming community,” he viders. some of the l service function. up businesses in the disadvanwill surely continue classification of gold as a strategic “This laboratory ispublic targeted at the ore that would be received from various goods-in-transit, con- said. that loinvestors general private tha resource for Zambia,”and he said. operations we are setting“The up starting withserviceszone.taging the productive miners, who would get a fair “We shareare andconfident tractors all-risks groupChief Meanwhile, Drtheir Mwashika function was upsmall 31.1 percent “That limiting facto sector therefore puts into cal industries such as insuroneand is on the Consolidated Goldand Company Rufunsa, were we are working with value for material. question the feasibility of the to K57.8 billion (48.3 percent) you invest les life insurance, will be very said Government’s commitance will be included among table and we have Executive Officer, Faisal Keer, explained scale miners there and art is anal miners “As Karma Mining Services and Rural growth target. overhe84said. percent going toCitizen S$500, 000 y Economic important for economic ac- to ment toDevelopment, reducing domestic service providersfrom for the that the laboratory would be able the upsurroundingwith area,” our expertise is in gold not be entitle and Empowerment coming gold mining tivity,” Dr Mwashika said. improve process about 30 samples per day. debt would Mrsector.” Keer said the laboratory would also processing, butliquidwe are mostly working incentives,” M Commission who are Mr Keer said the laboratory was critical be open to the general public for them to with artisanal and small scale gold constructing industrial said. to determine the gold accurately in the come and have their samples tested. miners.

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ENCHMARKS set for the coming year indicate that the setbacks experienced in 2020, such as the economic impact of COVID-19, can be overturned, says Insurers Association of Zambia (IAZ). IAZ looks forward to being a key partner for sustainable economic growth and financial protection, says the association’s president, Nkaka Mwashika. Dr Mwashika said the insurance fraternity followed the 2021 national budget proceedings with keen interest. He said in a statement that the pronouncement concerning procurement of

N the last few months, corporates, SMEs, and public institutions have had to deal with the unfortunate incidents where staff members test positive for Covid-19. The national protocols are to ensure buildings and offices are shut down for some days to facilitate thorough cleaning and disinfection in the affected buildings. This is the right and responsible thing to do in order to prevent further spread of this pandemic and protect lives. Closure of a business – even for just 1 day - does have an impact on productivity, especially on business operations, staff productivity and clients’ ability to do their daily business. In the banking sector where I work, we have experienced what it means when a branch has to shut down to facilitate deep-cleaning due to Covid-19 exposure. In these instances, we have had to request our valued clients to bank alternatively through digital, online, and mobile banking platforms; or advise them of alternative locations to conduct their business. Thankfully, the rise and sophistication of online and digital banking has greatly helped clients transact virtually on secure banking platforms. Furthermore, these measures do impact staff and productivity - some must go into self-quarantine, with

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Thursday 1 October, 2020

AIROBI - Kenyans will continue enjoying the current tax relief extended by the government to cushion households and businesses against the Covid-19 pandemic for another three months. But, some other tax reductions will be in place for much longer as they will lapse in July next year to coincide with the end of the government’s

SA sheds 2.2m jobs in the second quarter JOHANNESBURG - South Africa shed 2.2 million jobs during the second quarter, according to Statistics South Africa (Stats SA). While the employment figures reflected the largest decline in employment between the second and first quarter since 2008, Stats SA on Tuesday said unemployment fell substantially as well, decreasing by 2.8 million to 4.3 million. The official employment rate is now 23.3 percent, compared to the first quarter’s 30.1 percent. Peter Attard Montalto, economist at Intellidex said that it is best to rely on the expanded definition of

GOOD NEWS AS KENYATTA SAYS COVID-19 TAX RELIEFS TO STAY

financial year. This is after President Kenyatta directed the Treasury to consider retaining the Value Added Tax (VAT) rate at 14 percent until July 1, 2021. VAT is charged on supply of taxable goods and services made or provided in Kenya. It’s also levied on imported taxable goods or services into Kenya,

unemployment - which would see the rate between 42.6 percent and 52.7 percent, which is more realistic. The expanded definition includes persons who were not employed when surveyed and were available to work but did not look for work either because they are discouraged from looking for work or did not look for work for other reasons other than discouragement. Weighing in on the latest statistics, chief economist at the Bureau for Economic Research Hugo Pienaar explained that while the number of employed people declined by 2.2 million, the size of the labour force declined by much more - that is by five million. “This is why the unemployment rate came down.” As to why the labour force declined, Pienaar explained that during the hard lockdown in April, people were not allowed to leave their homes unless they were considered essential workers or to buy food. – FIN24.

South Africa’s Covid-hit carmakers ask govt to cut taxes on new cars JOHANNESBURG - South Africa’s car makers have asked the government to reduce taxes on new vehicle purchases as part of a proposed stimulus package for the coronavirus-hit sector, according to a presentation from an industry body seen by Reuters. The proposal, aimed at boosting local sales of new cars as rising coronavirus cases threaten demand in key export markets, was presented to the government on Monday by the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA), its chief executive Mike Mabasa said. NAAMSA represents global car giants like Nissan and Toyota which produce vehicles in South Africa, with around 64 percent marked for export. Automakers want to lower the tax rate for new vehicles from 42 percent of the price currently to between 35 percent and 38 percent, Mabasa said. Removing a tax on carbon dioxide emissions imposed at

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purchase and reducing an ad valorem levy - a value-based tax on items considered a luxury in South Africa - could together boost new sales by almost 28, 400, NAAMSA’s presentation showed. Without this, some NAAMSA members who rely heavily on export sales could find their South African operations become unviable, Mabasa warned. “If the investments (car makers) are making are not giving them the required return, they will certainly consider leaving the country as a result of that,” he said. That would hurt an ambitious 2035 plan to supercharge auto manufacturing in South Africa, a key element of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s attempts to revive growth and bring unemployment down through industrialisation. The coronavirus crisis is already thought to have put some key aims of the plan out of reach as a lockdown brought the industry to a standstill and both local and global demand collapsed. – REUTERS.

accounting for one of the major determinants of the cost of goods in the country. The President also asked the Treasury to retain the income tax rate, also known as Pay As You Earn, and the resident income paid by companies at 25 percent until January 1, 2021. He also asked Treasury to retain the 100 percent tax

relief for people earning a gross monthly pay of up to Sh24, 000 beyond the end of the year, which was the deadline for the tax holiday. Small businesses will also continue paying a reduced turnover tax. “To continue cushioning our micro, small and medium enterprises, the Treasury considers

maintaining the reduction of the current turnover tax from three per cent to one per cent,” the President said at the end of Monday’s Covid-19 conference. To enhance access to credit for small businesses, Kenyatta directed Treasury to speed up the roll-out of the credit guarantee scheme in partnership with participating banks and

development partners. “The credit guarantee scheme as approved by Cabinet is a risk-sharing partnership between the government and the banks, which will afford our enterprises across the country access to credit,” he said. – DAILY NATION, Kenya.

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Debunking Shishuwa’s claim on planned 2021 election rigging Dear Editor, SHISHUWA accuses the same government that tolerates him to continue writing his anti-government theories of being intolerant, forgetting that it is also the same government that feeds him? To us, this proves the obvious that Shishuwa represents an agenda that is beyond fair academic commentary but a deeper political interest. Our conclusion is that Shishuwa is just another disgruntled and half-baked politician hiding behind the curtain of academia and must be treated as such Were it not for Shishuwa Shishuwa’s impeccable academic background, we would have ignored him because we have followed his many biased political commentaries against Edgar Lungu and his government and we know his inclination towards the opposition from the time of the Post Newspaper, but given his academic background and the audience he represents (UNZA) we are forced to debunk his sensational claim in his recent ranting titled “This is how President

FAREWELL TO MUSICIAN DAEV Dear Editor,

AMBIA and the music fraternity has lost budding musician by the name of David Phiri commonly known as Daev in music circles. Daev aged 25 died in a road traffic accident last Sunday around 14:00 hours with three others on board. There was only one person who survived but sustained serious injuries. Daev was the driver when the crew met their fate. This was when they were travelling from Chirundu to Lusaka. It was reported that the accident occurred due to excessive speed and the vehicle burnt as a consequence. It is sad that four lives were lost in the road mishap. Daev was a budding musician, he was talented and came into limelight with the hit song,”Never Been Easy.” The song is loved by many music enthusiasts across the country. Following his death last Sunday, Social media was awash with messages of condolences as a tribute to this great son of Zambia and the upcoming musician. The way people eulogized Daev goes to show that many people loved

and appreciated his music. He was interred yesterday at Leopards H i l l Memorial Park. The burial was prece de d by the church service at Cathedral of the Holy Cross. He will be greatly missed by his fans and his music will ultimately outlive him. Go well Daev. He ran his race and fought his battle. May his soul rest in peace. ELEMIYA PHIRI Lusaka.

UPND is desperate, JK says Dear Editor, BEFORE I say anything, “I belong to the Patriotic Front PF party and I support ECL”. The song circulating on social media was released in 2015 when Late President Michael CHILUFYA Sata died. UPND and his team contacted me through my friend Hamoba and we ran to the studio to produce the same campaign song. The offer for the song was US$10,000 and we agreed. We used our money to pay the producer a named DJ and the song was released but it was kept waiting for the payment as we agreed. Unfortunately, when we went to ask for the money so that we could give it to the public, Ruth Dante told us that the Party (UPND) was not aware of any deal with me and Hamoba. I remember that day at the UPND secretariat office, Ruth Dante and Edwin Lifwekelo never paid attention to us and we waited for almost three hours. Nobody attended to us not even considering the time we wasted and the effort we made. Hamoba and I, left their offices around 16:00 and we agreed not give the song to their party neither to the public. The named DJ, decided to keep the CD of which we all agreed. Let me tell the public that whoever has given the song to the public via the website has not contacted me, maybe my friend Hamoba can explain. I belong to the Patriotic Front party and I am happy to be part of them. President Lungu is my President and come 2021 I’ll vote for him. Currently I, Yo Maps, Kayombo, Rich Bizzy and many more are underground to get the campaign song for the PF. Finally, to my fellow PF guys I apologise for everything you have heard around the streets and get to know that; Again and again! See you! Shatah! JK

Teenagers patronising bars worrying Dear Editor, THE number of teenagers patronising drinking places such as bars in Zambia is worrying and surely something must be done to avert the situation, especially the Covid-19 outbreak. It has become a common trend for the teenagers as young as 14 years to abuse alcohol with impunity. Both boys and girls are involved in the scourge of alcohol abuse. The problem is most common in the compounds such as George, John Laing, Kanyama and Misisi, among others. Besides abusing alcohol, these teenagers abuse drugs and other substances which are detrimental to their health. When these teenagers get intoxicated, they resort to illicit activities like unprotected sex which puts them at high risk of contracting the sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) including HIV and AIDS. The boys become violent and attack unsuspecting members of the public and steal their valuables such as phones and wallets for instance. This is not right. It has been said that the youths of today are the future

leaders. Looking at the current crop of youths and in view of their bad behaviour, they cannot make good leaders. Moving forward, the law enforcers should intensify the patrolling of the drinking places on days they are allowed to open and apprehend the culprits. On the other hand, the owners of these drinking places should be arrested for allowing the underage to patronise the drinking places. The local authority should intensify the by law which bars the underage from patronising the drinking places. All said and done, teenagers patronising the drinking places and abusing alcohol is degradation of morals. This should be halted by stiffening the by law on the uncouth behaviour among the teenagers who abuse alcohol. ELEMIYA PHIRI ,Lusaka.

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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 CENTREALONG CwHACHA 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

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

GROUP D

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

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

GROUP F

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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NDOLA VILLA, PAMODZI TOWNSHIP, NKWAZI OVERSPILL, KAWAMA TOWNSHIP, KANIKI, SAKANYA BORDERPOST, CONGO SAKANIA, NKWAZI, MISUNDU FARMS, CHIPULUKUSU, NORTHRISE, KANSHESHI POLICE CAMP, NDOLA VILLA SHOPPPING AREA, KANSENSHI PRISONS, NORTHRISE, CHIWALA SECONDARY SCHOOL, CHIEF CHIWALA, TUG ARGUN BARACKS, NEELKATH LIME , TUG ARGUN AND THE SURROUNDING FARMS

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KANSESHI, KANSHESHI INFILL, , 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,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, ITAWA, ITAWA EXTENSION, MAKENZIE,

GROUP C

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, MUZI SCHOOL AND SURRONDING AREAS, JACARANDA VILLA

GROUP D

NDUSTRIAL AREA AROUND TRADE FAIR GROUNDS, INDUSTRIAL AREA AROUND VITRETEX, CHIEF CHIWALA AREA, INDUSTRIAL AREAS AROUND THE TRADE FAIR, TOWN CENTRE ALONG CHISOKONE ROAD, KANSESHI SHOPPING CENTRE, NORTEC CHELA CAMPUS, NORTEC KWACHA CAMPUS, KABOMPO ROAD, POTECO, 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 ,JACARANDA MALL AND AREAS AROUND JACARANDA MAL, MUFURILA ROAD AREA, NORTHRISE, KANSENSHI SHOPPING CENTRE, NORTEC, ZMART MALL, KABELENGA ROAD IN TOWNCENTRE, CROSS CREST

GROUP E

LARFARGE CEMENT PLANT, ZAMBEZI PORTLAND CEMENT,PART OF NDEKE, ELSEWEDY, GOUROCK PLASTICS,I NEW INDUSTRIAL PARK AROUND RAVEENS ZAMBIA, DRUM AND CAN FACTORY AND THE SURRONGING AREA, FATIMA AND KAVU FARMS,KANINI, MASALA SKYWAYS,INDEPENDENCE WAY,KANINI HINDU HALL,COPPERBELT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, LEVY MWANAWASA STADIUMTOWN CENTRE ON THE PART OF THE GOLF CLUB, KAFUBU MALL,AREAS AROUND KAFUBU MALL, KANINI TOWNSHIP AND PART OF HILLCREST

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

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

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

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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.

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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

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

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

GROUP D

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

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MWENSE, MUSONDA WOODEN , LWAMFUMU UPTO AIRPORT, KAWAMBWA TOWN, , ZAMBIA COMPOUND, SENAMA, SPARK, KABUNDA, CHITAMBA, DASTRO, SUMBU,MBERESHI,KAZEMBE,NCHELENGE,KAPUTA,

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KITWE & KALULUSHI

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

GROUP B

KANA 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 RDMINDOLO MISESHI, CHACHACHA, TWIBUKISHE, ST. ANTHONY, MINDOLO NORTH & MINDOLO WEST TOWNSHIPS HO SING 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 HO SING 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 VENUE & SURROUNDING AREAS KWACHA & KWACHA MARKET UP TO BULANGILILO MARKET NKANA EAST NEAR THE CEMETRY, 17TH, 18TH, 19TH, & 20TH AVENUES NKANA EAST KALENI STREET, CHILE STREET, 21ST AVENUE, 22ND AVENUE, 23RD AVENUE, AREA BETWEEN CENTRAL STREET & NDEKE VILLAGE RIVERSIDE AREAS COVERING MUKUBA COMPLEX, RADIO CHENGELO & NILE STREET UP TO SOSOLISO NKANA EAST, CENTRAL ST, HIPPO ST, BEIT ST, 26TH AVENUE LIBERIA ST, MUYU ST & MUSOKOLOBE ST NKANA EAST AREA SURROUNDING THE CENTRAL STREET / NDOLA RD TRAFFIC LIGHTS (ROBOTS)

GROUP C

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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 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

GROUP D

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

GROUP G

MPELEMBE SECONDARY SCHOOL AREA, NKANA TRUST, 26th AVENUE LIBERIA ST. RESIDENTIAL CHIMPIMPI, MWATA CLOSE, TWALIBUBULA, CHIBOTE FLATS, KANGELANI FLATS, LISTERCOURT, FLORENCE FLATS, MUNDACOURT, EAST OF INDEPENDENCE AVANUE, MAKOSA FLATS, LUKASU DRIVE, ARROW CRESCENT (IN PARKLANDS)

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JINFA FOUNDRY, RONGXING LIMITED, HUIFAN, ZAMCLAY, HOCEAN MINING

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GROUP B

KABUNDI SOUTH, KABUNDI NORTH, MUZABWELA, BUYANTANSHI, SNDP, AREA AROUND MULONGA OFFICES, ACCOUNTANCY COLLEGE, INDIAN FLATS HOUSES ALONG KITWE ROAD AND HOUSE NEAR KITWE ROUNDABOUT PART OF OLD LULAMBA AND NEW LULAMBA SNDP AREA, MAITENEKE AND CHIWEMPALA POLICE CAMP PART OF NCHANGA SOUTH NEAR MULONGA OFFICES INDIAN FLATS, PROTEA HOTEL, KAZENENE HOUSE A2, SUB A11, OLD AIRPORT AREA, OLD AND NEW CHIKOLA MINE POLICE AREA, SQUARE AREA AND NCHANGA NORTH AREA, KUTULI HOUSE AND PART OF CHINGOLA CENTRAL AREA CHAMBESHI POLICE CAMP, OLD AND NEW SITE AND SERVICE NABONA AND KANEMA PANTHEON, L - SECTION, INDUSTRIAL AREA, RB SECTION, PART OF SECOND CLASS AREA, KAMENZA EAST,POLICE CAMP, KAKOSO T/SHIP, FIKOLONGO, FITOBAULA, TIYENDE PAMODZI PLOTS WEST SIDE OF NCHANGA SOUTH, EAST SIDE OF NCHANGA SOUTH, MULONGA WATER BOOSTER, GOLF CLUB AND OPENHEIMER RIVERSIDE, SOWETO, LULAMBAMINE AREA, MINE MARKET AND KANKOYO CHINA GEO, CHINA ASPHAT AND CRUSHTEC ZISC FLATS OLD MAKOBO AREA NEW MAKOBO AREA CHAMBESHI FOUNDARY KABUNDI EAST, KAPISHA, KABUNDI EAST EXTENSION CHAMBISHI ZAMBIA COMPOUND PANTHEON AND INDUSTRIAL AREA INDUSTRIAL AREA ALONG SOLWEZI ROAD, PART OF CHIWEMPALA CHINGOLA CENTRAL, KASOMPE, LULAMBA, TWATASHA, CHABANYAMA, MAITENEKE, KABUNDI SOUTH EXTENSION ALONG MUPAKA DRIVE KONKOLA, LUBAMBE VILLAGE, KAMENZA EAST MEDIUM, KAMENZA TOWNSHIP & GOVERNMENT TOWNSHIP, CHIMFUNSHI BUTONDO

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CHINGOLA

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

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MUFULIRA GROUP G

KANTANSHI SECTIONS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 AND ORCHARD KANKOYO TOWNSHIP KANTANSHI SECTION 6 AND PARTS OF SECTION 8 KANTANSHI SECTIONS 7, 9 AND KANTANSHI POLICE

GROUP K

KAWAMA WEST, EAGLET, KALUKANYA, SABURBS, KAMUCHNAGA PARTS OF NDEKE VILLAGE, SIKALANGWE POLICE CAMP, EASTLEA AND MUPENA PARTS OF MINE HIGH COST, PARTS OF FAIRVIEW, TOP SHOPS AREA AND TAUNG - UP BARACKS

GROUP J

KAWAMA EAST, FRANCIS MUKUKA, CHIBOLYA, PARTS OF KAMUCHANGA, ZAMCHIN AND OLYMPIC EXTENSION PARTS OF NDEKE VILLAGE, MINAMBE, PARTS OF MINE HIGHCOST AND PARTS OF FAIRVIEW

GROUP H

RAMOJI RESOURCES BUTONDO CLINIC AND SURROUNDING AREA MURUNDU TOWNSHIP AND MOKAMBO BOARDER/DRC KANSUSWA TOWNSHIP

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NORTH WESTERN

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

GROUP B

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

GROUP E

SAVIYE, PART OF MUSHITALA, LOW DENSITY/BOMA, TOWN CENTRE, KANDUNDU, PART OF URBAN, INDUSTRIAL AREA, MESSENGERS, KIZHINGEZHINGE, DAIRY AND PART OF KAZOMBA ST DOROTHY AREA, KINGOVWA, SHAFILUNDU, CHIEF KALILELE’S AREA, KAMISENGA, CHIEF MULONGA’S AREA AND KABISAPI MBONGE PRIMARY SCHOOL, KYAFUKUMA, KAMITONTE ZNS AND ALL AREAS FROM KATANDANO ZNS TO KIPUSHI BORDER MUSHITALA, MUKUBA, KIMASALA, MUZABULA, ZACTS, ZAMBIA COMP. MAGRADE, HIGHLAND, AIRPORT AND PART OF KYAWAMA.

GROUP F

KABITAKA HOUSING KANKASA AREA, MBONGE, ROYAL SOLWEZI AREA, PART OF MITEC, KIMALE, WEIGHBRIDGE, KAPIJIMPANGA AREA, KISALALA, MAPOPO, ST FRANCIS AND ALL AREAS ALONG CHINGOLA RD FROM TAZAMA TO CHINA GEO KYANSUNUNU, KIPEMBA, KIMITETO, KANDEMBA, PART OF KYAWAMA, PART OF KAZOMBA, WISDOM AND KIMAKOLWE AREA KYABANKAKA, MUTANDA MISSION, MUTANDA RESEARCH, CHIEF MUMENA’S AREA, AND ALL AREAS ALONG MUJIMANZOVU RD

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KABWE GROUP A

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.

GROUP E

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

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AREAS AFFECTED/SERVICED KAPIRI TOWN AREA, KAWAMA, TAZARA, VIXERS & ALLIANCE ONE FARMS, KAKULU, RIVERSIDE, MATERIAL, EAST PARK, POLICE CAMP, KTC AND LUKANDA PLOTS KAPIRI T-OFF, ZRA SCANNER, OLD & NEW WEIGH BRIDGE, FUBERA, KALWEO, KATANINO, KASHITU, KANPOYO, WATER WORKS-MUNSHIMBILI DAM AND KAPIRI D HOSPITAL. 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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MPULA, BRIAN BANDA, LONGMEAD, OUBOS, MCLOUD, TARA EASTATE, SYRINGA FARMS, SHANSHA FARMS, KUSANGA, ZORAN & SHEPLY FARM, CHITINA AREA,FARM CENTRE AREA, FOREST INN, KASOKOTA,AGRIOPTION, MKUSHI BOMA,CARLYN,VIDMAR, ATB LODGE AREA,KATUBA AREA

GROUP D

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

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SERENJE GROUP A

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

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CHIPATA GROUP A

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

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

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

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KATETE AREA AND SURROUNDING PLACES, CHADIZA AND SURROUNDING PLACES.

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LIVINGSTONE GROUP A

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

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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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Isoka farmers get food security packs By PETER SICHALI OVER 300 vulnerable farmers in Isoka will benefit from the Food Security Packs (FSP) for this 20202021 farming season, the Daily Nation has learnt. Isoka District Community Development Officer, Monde Mbindo, said the 300 farmers were selected to benefit from the FSP in line with Government stipulated selection criteria of choosing vulnerable but viable farmers. Ms Mbindo said the district had received 300 packs of fertilizers and seed to be distributed to the selected beneficiaries. “As Isoka district, about 300 vulnerable but viable farmers have been identified to benefit from this programme this farming season. The beneficiaries have been identified in line with Government guidelines,” Ms Mbindo said.

Ms Mbindo

“As Isoka district, about 300 vulnerable but viable farmers have been identified to benefit from this programme this farming season. The beneficiaries have been identified in line with Government guidelines,” She said this would help farmers to plant early for increased yields, household income, nutrition and food security. She said the distribution of inputs would start as soon as all the expected inputs were received in readiness for the forthcoming farming season. Meanwhile, Nkombwa ward councillor, Humphrey Nzunda, hailed Government for selecting his ward to be among the beneficiaries. “We are grateful to Government for this program aimed at improving the welfare of the vulnarable, especially women,” Mr Nzunda said. Mr Nzunda appealed to Government to increase the number of beneficiaries in his ward so as to completely alleviate poverty among the vulnerable.

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SOLWEZI NGO JOINS COVID-19 FIGHT By JACKSON MAPAPAYI FAMILY Development Initiative (FDI), a NonGovernmental Organization (NGO), has donated five drums, stands and basins to Solwezi Municipal Council to help fight against spread of Covid-19. FDI Leader Knowledge Management, Fatima Musa Ayemi, said the organization decided to supplement efforts of the local authority and Ministry of Health in the fight against the spread of the Covid-19. “We believe we are partners in the fight against the pandemic and that is why we decided to make this donation,” Ms Ayemi said. On hand to receive the items was Solwezi Mayor, Nicholas Mukumbi, who commended the organisation for the gesture. Mr Mukumbi indicated that the donation will go a long way in saving lives as the district had not been spared by the pandemic. He noted that the handwashing facilities will help in preventing the spread of Covid-19, especially that living in the ‘new normal’ requires the frequent washing of hands. “As a municipality, we are very grateful to the organisation for this gesture, we pray that other organizations can emulate your initiative,” he said. The Mayor assured that the donated items would be strategically placed in highly-populated places such as markets and bus stations which were key and busy establishments. He urged other wellwishers and the business community at large to come on board and support the Local Authority.

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By KALOBWE BWALYA in Mwandi

VER 700 hectares of fields which have been infested by the African migratory locusts in Mwandi and Sesheke have been sprayed by Zambia Air Force (ZAF). The operation which commenced yesterday was aimed at combating the insects which if left unattended to would

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ZAF LOCUSTS AERIAL SPRAYING IN TOP GEAR cause devastation to crops and threaten national food security. ZAF officer commanding flying wing, Lieutenant-Colonel Zacharia Mbewe said the exercise would be rolled to other parts of Western Province as and when the locusts attack. Lt-Col Mbewe said that the two helicopters assigned to

carry out the aerial spraying had been equipped with 400 litre tanks of chemicals each to cover a wider infested area. Lt-Col Mbewe said that the team had commenced the aerial spraying in Simalaha and Mahondo areas of Mwandi and Sesheke districts and about 700 hectares had so far

been covered. He said the exercise was important because it had to do with national food security. Meanwhile, Chief of Operations Brigadier General, William Lungu, said ZAF was mandated to cooperate with assist civil authorities in emergencies, relief and disaster

management operations. Brig-Gen Lungu explained that ZAF would, therefore, not leave the eradication of the locust to the International organisation alone, but ensure that the operation was carried out perfectly. He said the team would spray the breeding grounds

and in all affected fields in order to fulfil the obligation of assisting Government in managing disasters. And International Red Locusts Control Organisation (IRLCO) Scientist, Ayoub Nchimbi, said the mapping of locusts infested areas had been extended to other districts. He said his team would continue surveying to ensure that all infested areas are mapped.

DEC arrests Kitwe family over cocaine By OLIVER SAMBOKO

ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF ZAMBIA 25th September, 2020.

PUBLIC NOTICE

ONLINE VOTER PRE-REGISTRATION The Electoral Commission of Zambia wishes to inform all stakeholders and members of the public that the Online Voter PreRegistration was launched on Monday, 21st September 2020. The exercise will end on 6th November 2020. The Online- Voter Pre-registration is not a final registration. All those who will pre-register online will be required to visit a physical Registration Centre to submit their biometrics, have their details verified and obtain a voters card. Registration Centres will be open during the period 28th October to 30th November 2020. Registration Centres will operate from 07:00hrs to 18:00hrs hours each day. Those who may not have access to internet to enable them to pre-register online can visit any registration centre to register and obtain their Voters cards. The Online Voter

Pre-Registration is convenient as those who will pre-register online will be expected to spend less time at registration centres. The Commission is calling upon all eligible Zambians to register during the 2020 Voter Registration Exercise even if one is currently registered. If you do not register you will not vote in the 2021 General Elections. The current Voters card will not be used in the 2021 general elections.

ISSUED BY: The Chief Electoral Officer Electoral Commission of Zambia, Elections House Haile Selassie Avenue P O Box 50274, LUSAKA.

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A BUSINESS woman and three of her family members of Kitwe have been arrested by the Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) for trafficking in cocaine and attempting to bribe a DEC officer. DEC public relations officer Theresa Katongo said, Lizzy Chuba Chileshe, 30, of House number 2880, Chimwemwe Township in Kitwe was arrested for allegedly trafficking in 7.55 grams of cocaine. She said the woman has been on the DEC dragnet for a long time before she was apprehended from Chililabombwe. Other three members of the family are Moses Chuba Chileshe, 40, Danny Chuba Chileshe, 28, and Brian Mwansa, 42, who allegedly attempted to bribe a DEC officer with K10, 000 to have Chileshe released. She said the case involving the trio has since been handed over to the Anti-Corruption Commission for more investigations and possible prosecution. Ms Katongo also said DEC arrested five people in Lusaka or impersonation of DEC, Zambia Revenue Authority and Zambia Information and Communication Technology officers. She identified the alleged impersonators as Donald Chimase, 26, Lyson Ngoma, 25, Kalata Chanda, 26, Nicholas Mwansa, 25, and 26 year-old Jimmy Ashly Sichimba. Ms Katongo said the five were picked from Carousel Shopping Mall where they had gone to demand money from a Chinese who owns a shop by purporting that they were officers from DEC, ZRA and ZICTA. Initially, the suspects had extorted K30, 000 from the same shop owner and had taken with them two laptops, a CCTV server and control unit.

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By SANFROSSA MANYINDA

AMBIA is likely to face difficulties and fail to make headways towards alleviating the high rate of poverty, the Civil Society Scaling up Nutrition Alliance (CSOSUN Alliance) has said. CSO-SUN Alliance Country Coordinator, Mathews Mhuru, said that the traditional social cash transfer in its current

POVERTY ALLEVIATION INITIATIVES NOT ENOUGH, SAYS NGO form and the amount provided did not help end social and economic shocks people were experiencing. He said that this was because most intervention programmes did not speak to the needs of the targeted people in society. "We are therefore advising

Government to take into consideration partners’ submissions when it comes to formulation and implementation of poverty intervention Programmes such as social safety nets among others in order to achieve a meaningful impact," he said. Mr Mhuru noted that in as

much as there was increased number of beneficiaries under the traditional social cash transfer programme as pronounced in the 2021 Budget Presentation, the difference would be minimal if certain aspects remained the same. Beneficiaries would be increased to 994, 000

households in 2021 from the current 700, 000 households, and the amount increased to K110 from the current K90 per month. Mr Mhuru said that the amount would not change anything looking at the current state of the economy.

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Northern Circuit domestic tourism improves By PETER SICHALI

INVITATION FOR BIDS INVITATION FOR BIDS TENDER FOR PROVISION OF INSURANCE BROKERAGE TENDER FOR THETHE PROVISION OF INSURANCE SERVICES - FRA/ORD/05/20 SERVICES - FRA/ORD/06/20 Eligible and interested bidders obtain further information and The Food Reserve Agency (FRA) intends to engage firms to may provide Insurance inspect the bidding documents at the Food Reserve Agency, Plot 7419, Manda Road, Industrial Area, Lusaka. The telephone numbers are 260Brokerage Services.

The Food Reserve Agency (FRA) intends to enter into contracts for the provision of insurance cover services.

The Agency now invites sealed bids from interested insurance companies registered with Pensions & Insurance Authority (PIA) for the provision of insurance services for the following policies:

211-286097/286106.

Bidders who wish to participate in the tender should deposit a nonThe Agency now invites sealed bids from insurance brokers registered refundable sum of K750.00 in the following bank account: with Policy To be Covered the Pensions & Insurance Authority (PIA) for the provision of Insurance 1. Buildings Bank: Stanbic Bank Brokerage Services2. asStock follows: (maize, paddy rice & Branch: Lusaka Industrial

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LotMotor Vehicle Policy To be Covered Private Private Motor Vehicles Comprehensive No. Motor Vehicle Commercial Vehicles 1 Fire & Allied1. Perils 1. Buildings 3 Commercial 2. Tractors & Trailers Comprehensive 2. Stock (maize, rice can & soya beans) The bidding documents be obtained from the Procurement & Motor Cycle Supplies Unit offices, Food Reserve Agency, Plot 7419, Manda Road, 4 Motor Cycles 3. Empty Grain Bags and other Marketing Comprehensive Industrial Area, Lusaka, upon presentation of an official FRA receipt for Group Personal the K750.00 bank deposit. Requisites 5 Employees and Board Members Accident 2 Private Private Motor 6 Group LifeMotor Assurance Vehicle Employees The bidsVehicles should be sent clearly marked, “Tender for the Provision of Insurance Services” and addressed to the Procurement Coordinator, 1. Grain Silos Comprehensive Food Reserve Agency, Plot 7419, Manda Road, Industrial Area and P.O. 2. Generators 7 Plant All Risks 3. Fork Lifts Box 34054, Lusaka, Zambia, not later than Friday 30 October 2020 3 Motor Vehicle 1. Commercial Vehicles 4. Laboratory equipment at 10:00 hours local time. Commercial 2. Tractors 8 Office Comprehensive Furniture, fixtures & fittings The bids must be deposited in the Tender Box at the reception area, 9 Fidelity Guarantee Fraud & Dishonest of Employees Comprehensive 3. Trailers Plot 7419, Manda Road, Industrial Area, Lusaka, Zambia, on or before stocks and crop marketing 10 Goods in Transit Friday 30 October 2020 at 10:00 hours and must be accompanied 4 Motor Grain Cycle Motor Cycles requisites by proof of purchase of the bidding documents. 1. Stock (maize, paddy rice & Comprehensive soya beans ) 11 Burglary Insurance The& closing date for the receipt of bids is Friday 30 October 2020 at 5 Group Personal Accident Employees10:00 Board Members 2. Empty Grain Bags and hours, and any bid received after the time and date stipulated marketing requisites 6 Group Life Assurance Employeesabove will not be accepted. The bids will be opened thereafter in the 12 Asset All Risks Laptops Board Room, in the presence of bidders or their representatives who 7 Plant All Risks 1. Grain Group Funeral Employees and their families/ chooseSilos to attend. 13 Expenses dependents 2. Generators Computers, Printers, Scanners and 14 Electronic Equipment Receivers 3. Fork lifts Procurement Coordinator 15 Money Insurance Money 4. Laboratory equipment For and on behalf of the Executive Director Award 8 of contract will be restricted up to a maximum Office Comprehensive Furniture,FOOD fixtures & fittings RESERVE AGENCY of four (4) lots per bidder. 9 Fidelity Guarantee Fraud & Dishonest of Employees 2

NORTHERN Circuit Tourism has recorded an increase in the number of local tourist, Northern Circuit Tourism sector Coordinator Francis Chiwele has said. Mr Chiwele said the tourism sector had witnessed an encouraging Formatted: Font: (Defa response from local tourists visiting tourism sites in the circuit. He said that it was pleasing that local people had continued supporting the tourism sector, but pointed out that Covid-19 had led to the reduction in the number foreign tourists visiting the sites.

Mr Chiwele

“Northern tourism circuit has recorded an increase in the number of local visits and this is very pleasing. The circuit however recorded a reduction in the number of foreign tourists due to Covid-19,” “Northern tourism circuit has recorded an increase in the number of local visits and this is very pleasing. The circuit however recorded a reduction in the number of foreign tourists due to Covid-19,” he said. Mr Chiwele said there was need for the local business community in the hospitality industry to come on board put up modern infrastructure to attract more tourists. “We would like to call upon the local hospitality industry to complement Government efforts by putting up infrastructure in all the tourism sites,” he said. Mr Chiwele said he was hopeful that the circuit would record an increase in the number of foreign tourists.

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CONTRACTOR READY TO START SERENJE ROADS REHAB By PETER MALASHA

L O B A L Contractors, a company engaged to repair and construct bridges in Serenje is ready to start the works. This is according to Serenje District Patriotic Front

information and publicity secretary, Patrick Munshya. Mr Munshya, who is also Mailo ward councillor said the government has funded the project through the Road Development Agency. He said in an interview that the company had already mobilised resources and ready to start.

The site handover, he said, had been conducted and equipment such as rollers as well as other machines were already on site. Mr Munshya said that Kawama, Kabundi, Chisomo and Chitambo near Luombwa as well as bridges were earmarked to be worked on

among others. "The contractor will work on Kawama Bridge in Mailo ward in Mailo chiefdom and other bridges in the district like Kabundi, Chisomo, Chitambo near Luombwa will be worked on," he said. Mr Munshya also said the time frame of the project

given was nine months in which all works should be completed. He however said the variation orders would call for extra funding to make the contractor work on roads in Mailo ward linking up Nakalengule area.

Digital cash boxes launched By BUUMBA CHIMBULU A PARTNERSHIP to develop 50 digital cash boxes which will benefit 900 rural savers in village banking groups has been launched by Atlas Mara Zambia, World Vision and Rural Finance Expansion Programme (RUFEP). This will involve the use of phone technology. With US$66,000 investment in a pilot project from RUFEP, about 900 households from Chongwe, Rufunsa, Katete and Kasenengwa would benefit by using the App, translating into 5,000 beneficiaries. The digital cash boxes which have been placed on the Atlas Mara Zambia’s mobile Tenga platform were meant to reduce risks of losing money and promote transparency. Atlas Mara Zambia Chief Executive Officer, James Koni, said with Tenga group solution, a group of people can automate their village savings and loans association paper based system to a computer based system. Mr Koni said under the new App, saving groups would be able to define their own rules including the value of the contributions and loans. He said this yesterday during the launch of the App in Lusaka. “As a Bank we have introduced various initiatives that provides convenient financial services for the un ranked in line with Government policies for financial inclusion for all,” Mr Koni said. World Vison Zambia National Director, John Hasse, said the digital boxes would enable the savings for transformation project contribute to improved financial service delivery for rural savers. RUFEP Programme Coordinator, Michael Mbulo, expressed optimism that the partnership would increase digital financial uptake.

INVITATION INVITATION FOR BIDS BIDS FRA/W/03/20 TENDER FOR REPAIR & SERVICING OF TENDER FOR THE PROVISION OF INSURANCE BROKERAGE PLATFORM SCALES & WEIGHBRIDGES SERVICES - FRA/ORD/06/20 TheThe FoodFood Reserve Agency (FRA) wishes(FRA) to enter into Bank: Bank Reserve Agency intends to engage firmsStanbic to provide Insurance contracts for the repair and servicing of platform scales Branch: Lusaka Industrial Brokerage Services. and weighbridges at satellite depots. Account Name: Food Reserve Agency Account Number: 9130000358499 The Agency now invites eligible firms registered with the Sort Code: 040007 The Agency now invites sealed bids from insurance brokers registered with Zambia Metrology Agency (ZMA) to submit sealed bids for Swift Code: SBICZMLX & following Insurance for the provision of Insurance thethe worksPensions to be done in the regions:Authority (PIA) Currency: Zambian Kwacha

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To be

The bidding documents can be obtained from the Procurement & Supplies Unit offices, Food Reserve Agency, Covered Plot 7419, Manda Road, Industrial Area, Lusaka, upon presentation of an official FRA receipt for the K750.00 bank deposit.

1. Buildings 2. Stock (maize, & soya beans) The bids shouldrice be appropriately bound, sealed and bold labeledGrain “Tender for and Repair & Servicing of Platform 3. Empty Bags other Marketing Scales & Weighbridges” and addressed to the Requisites Procurement Coordinator, Food Reserve Agency, Plot 7419, Private Private Motor MandaVehicles Road, Industrial Area, Lusaka.

Motor LusakaVehicle Comprehensive 8 Eastern (A & B) The bids must be deposited in the Tender Box at the 3 Motor Vehicle 1. Commercial Vehicles 9 Southern (A & B) reception area, Plot 7419, Manda Road, Industrial Area, Commercial 2. Tractors Lusaka, on or before Friday 30th October 2020 at 10:00 10 Copperbelt hours and must be accompanied by proof of purchase of Comprehensive 3. Trailers the bidding documents. Motorwill be restrictedCycle Motor Cycles Award4 of contract to a maximum of three lots per bidder Comprehensive The closing date for the receipt of bids is Friday 30th Interested bidders may obtain further information and 5 Group Personal Accident EmployeesOctober & Board Members 2020 at 10:00 hours and any bid received after inspect the bidding documents at the Procurement & Supplies the time and date stipulated above will not be accepted. 6 Food Group Life Assurance Unit offices, Reserve Agency, Plot 7419, MandaEmployees Road, The bids will be opened thereafter in the Board Room, Industrial P.O. All Box Risks 34054, Lusaka, Zambia. The 7 Area,Plant 1. Grain Silos in the presence of bidders or their representatives who telephone numbers are 260-211-286097/286106. 2. Generators choose to attend. 3. Fork lifts Bidders who wish to participate in the tender should deposit Procurement Coordinator 4. Laboratory equipment a non-refundable sum of K750.00 in the following bank For and on behalf of the account: 8 Office Comprehensive Furniture,FOOD fixtures & fittings RESERVE AGENCY 9 Fidelity Guarantee Fraud & Dishonest of Employees

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A LU LU S H I Member of Parliament (MP), K a m p a m b a Chewe, has donated K 100,000 as revolving fund for traders at Luano market in her constituency. Ms Chewe, who visited Luato market which is the biggest trading centre in Kalulushi, said that government was

Lubambe explores use of excess water By ROGERS KALERO LUBAMBE Copper Mines has begun exploring alternative strategies to utilise excess water, which is pumped out during operations. The mining firm in Chililabombwe has thus started pumping water from a 750-meter deep borehole to monitor ground water levels and recharge rates. Lubambe General Manager for projects, Tommie van der Walt, said that an opportunity had been created to investigate alternative strategies to utilise the excess water. Mr Walt said the test pumping was also being undertaken to ascertain the effectiveness of dewatering boreholes. He said the initiative would also provide alternative and preferable water supply to the mine and to determine the aquifer parameters. Mr Walt was confident that this would update and reduce uncertainties in ground water model and estimated inflows

THE United Party for National Development (UPND) has advised the ruling Patriotic Front (PF) to end violence within the party. UPND Copperbelt Information Publicity Secretary, Lawrence Mwanza, said that the PF being the party in power should condemn and end violence. This comes a few days after a video of two PF camps fighting one another at the graveyard during the burial of one of their members in Kitwe went viral. Mr Mwanza said that violence should never be tolerated in a democratic country like Zambia and that the PF should end the feuds within its ranks. He was speaking in Kitwe in an interview. "We warned the PF to stop promoting violence because we know violence bleeds violence.

KALULUSHI TRADERS GET FINANCIAL BOOST trying to change the lives of the people for the better. She is also Community Development and Social Services Minister. The MP said that the fund would boost the marketeersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; businesses under the supervision of the National Traders and Marketeers Association of

for both the current mine and the extension area. The test hole was drilled in 2015 in extension area where the company was conducting some exploration drilling. He said that ground water flow modelling had indicated that most of the ground water being pumped out was clean and would help Lubambe Copper Mine deal with water outages. Mr Walt added that the extension test hole presented a unique opportunity to hydraulically test the approximately 200 meter head of water while monitoring re charge rates as well. Meanwhile, Technical Services Manager, Charles Carnie, said a life of mine study concluded in February this year has revealed that the mine has a life of at least 11 years. The study looked at the current reserves of an ore deposit and at the optimal extraction of that ore, and included the much larger deep extension project. Mr Carnie said the study allowed Lubambe to integrate the current mine with the much bigger and higher grade extension project to the South, which could ultimately lead to a combined mine life of over 50 years.

UPND challenges PF on violence By SANFROSSA MANYINDA

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True to our words, today we are seeing them fighting each other within their circles," he said. He said that the earlier the party changed its behaviour the better, stating that violence would not help the party prolong its stay in power. Mr Mwanza said that the violence demonstrated within the PF circles left much to be desired for a ruling party. He said that the same youths that some senior party officials use to fight members of other parties, were today threatening them with the same violence. "We have witnessed a few incidences where some PF senior officials are beaten by their juniors, these people that have been watching them when they were harassing others," he said. Mr Mwanza however maintained that the UPND on the Copperbelt would always condemn violence regardless of who the perpetrators were.

Zambia (NATMAZ "Some few weeks ago, I had meetings with NATMAZ to address the main challenges Kalulushi marketeers are facing and among many issues discussed, low level of capital was identified as the biggest constraint," he said. Ms Chewe took time to

inspect the ongoing works of a new shelter under construction at Luato market funded by the Chambeshi Copper Smelter (CCS) as part of corporate social responsibility. She said that her office would continue lobbying for more of such empowerment initiatives from well-wishers

and cooperating partners. She said that the rest of Luano market would be extended once construction of the first shelter was completed. Ms Chewe said that Government aimed at seeing everyone conducting business in a conducive and safe environment.

Ms Chewe

ZAMBIA MEDICINES REGULATORY AUTHORITY

INVITATION FOR BIDS (IFB) 31st AUGUST 2020 Name of Project/Programme: Z-IRIMS ZAMRA/ORD/04/2020 THE SYSTEM DESIGN, INSTALLATION, IMPLEMENTATION AND COMMISSIONING OF AN INTEGRATED REGULATORY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 1.

2. 3.

4. 5.

The Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority (ZAMRA) in its 2020 Action Plan, budgeted for the cost of the System Design, Installation, Implementation and Commissioning of an Integrated Regulatory Information Management System, and it intends to apply part of the proceeds of this financing to payments under the agreement(s) resulting from this IFB: ZAMRA/ORD/04/2020 The Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority serves as the implementing agency for the project/ programme and now invites sealed bids from eligible Bidders for the System Design, Installation, Implementation and Commissioning of an Integrated Regulatory Information Management System Bidding will be conducted using the Open International Bidding (OIB) procedures specified in the Public Procurement Act of 2008 and the Public Procurement Regulations of 2011, and is open to all Bidders eligible as defined in these Bidding Documents, that meet the following minimum qualification criteria key qualification criteria relating to previous experience, financial capacity, etc., from the BDS entry for ITB Clause 6.1 (a)] Interested eligible Bidders may obtain further information from Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority and inspect the bidding documents at the address given below from 08:00hrs to 17:00Hrs. A complete set of bidding documents in English may be purchased by interested bidders. A set of the bidding documents may be purchased by interested Bidders on submission of a written application to the address below7 and upon payment of a nonrefundable fee of K1,000.00 (One thousand Kwacha) directly into ZAMRA Account through Telegraphic Transfer or direct deposit into bank account number 0100122033800 held at Standard Chartered Bank North end Branch . The document can be collected from ZAMRA Offices or it can be down loaded from ZAMRA WEBSITE (http://www.zamra.co.zm/consultancy-tenders) Bids must be delivered to the address below at or before Tuesday 13th October, 2020, 10:30 Local Time. The amount of Bid Security required is two (2No) percent(%) of the bid sum. Late bids will be rejected. Bids will be opened in the presence of Biddersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; representatives who choose to attend at the address below at 10:30hrs Local Time on Tuesday, 13th October, 2020. The attention of prospective Bidders is drawn to (i) the fact that they will be required to certify in their bids that all software is either covered by a valid license or was produced by the Bidder and (ii) that violations are considered fraud, which can result in ineligibility to be awarded Governmentfinanced contracts. Procurement Officer For/Director-General Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority Plot No.2350/M, Off KKI Airport Road ZAF-KKIA Bypass Route P.O Box 31890 ZAMRA Office Complex LUSAKA

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KASAMA, MBALA IN WATER BOOST By STEPHEN MWEWA

SOUTH African company has delivered water supply pipes for water tap connections in Kasama’s Musenga Township and Chilongoma Town-

ship in Mbala respectively under phase one of the project. Chambeshi Water Supply and Sanitation Company Managing Director, Luckson Simumba, said the material arrived in Kasama on Monday.

Mr Simumba explained that the project was supposed to start in March this year but was halted due to the outbreak of Covid-19 He said the supplier had failed to transport the water supply pipes on time following the lockdown which

some countries imposed. Chambeshi Water Supply and Sanitation Company in partnership with Zambia World Vision has come up with a K27 billion improved access to safe and clean water supply and sanitation project.

The project is aimed at improving water supply to 150,000 people in both Kasama and Mbala districts. Mr Simumba said areas that would benefit from the project include Kasama’s Ntema, Lua-Luo and Kasama villages, while in Mbala

district Nyambulu, Zesco Compound and Maroundi areas would benefit. The project will also include the construction of 10 water borne toilets for identified vulnerable people in the villages and townships that had been earmarked.

Ndola Council assures church on plots By SIMON MUNTEMBA

INVITATION FOR INVITATION FORBIDS BIDS TENDER FOR THE PROVISION OF INSURANCE BROKERAGE SERVICES - FRA/ORD/06/20 TENDER FOR PROVISION OFto provide INSURANCE BROKERAGE The Food Reserve AgencyTHE (FRA) intends to engage firms Insurance Brokerage Services.

SERVICES - FRA/ORD/06/20

The Agency now invites sealed bids from insurance brokers registered with the Pensions & Insurance Authority (PIA) for the provision of Insurance Brokerage Services as follows:

Eligible and interested bidders may obtain further information

The Food Reserve Agency (FRA) intends and to inspect engage firms to provide Insurance the bidding documents at the Food Reserve Agency, Plot 7419, Manda Road, Industrial Area, Lusaka. The telephone Brokerage Services. numbers are 260-211-286097/286106.

Lot Policy No.

Bidders who wish to participate in the tender should deposit a

To beinvites Covered sealed bids from insurance brokers registered with The Agency now non-refundable sum of K750.00 in the following bank account: 1. Buildings the Pensions &2. Stock Insurance Authority (PIA) for the provision of Insurance (maize, rice & soya beans) Bank: Stanbic Bank 1 Fire & Allied Perils 3. Empty Bags and other Brokerage Services asGrain follows: Branch: Lusaka Industrial

Marketing Requisites Account Name: Food Reserve Agency Motor Vehicle Account Number: 9130000358499 2 Private Policy Private Motor Vehicles Sort Code: 040007 Lot To be Covered Comprehensive Swift Code: SBICZMLX No.Motor Vehicle 1. Commercial Vehicles Currency: Zambian Kwacha 2. Tractors 3 1 Commercial Fire & Allied Perils 1. Buildings Comprehensive 3. Trailers The bidding documents can be obtained from the Procurement 2. Stock (maize, riceFood & soya beans) & Supplies Unit offices, Reserve Agency, Plot 7419, Manda Motor Cycle 4 Motor Cycles Road, Industrial Area, Lusaka, upon presentation of an official Comprehensive 3. Empty Grain Bags and other Marketing FRA receipt for the K750.00 bank deposit. Group Personal 5 Employees & Board Members Requisites Accident The bidsVehicles should be sent clearly marked, “Tender for Provision Group Life Motor Employees Vehicle Private Private Motor 6 2 of Insurance Brokerage Services” and addressed to the Assurance Comprehensive Procurement Coordinator, Food Reserve Agency, Plot 7419, 1. Grain Silos th Manda Road, Industrial Area, 2. GeneratorsVehicle 1. Commercial Vehicles Lusaka, not later than Friday 30 7 3 Plant All Motor Risks October 2020 at 10.00 hours. 3. Fork lifts Commercial 2. Tractors 4. Laboratory equipment The bids must be deposited in the Tender Box at the reception Office Comprehensive 3. Trailers 8 Furniture, fixtures & fittings area, Plot 7419, Manda Road, Industrial Area, Lusaka, on or Comprehensive 4 Motor Cycle Motor Cycles before Friday 30th October 2020 at 10.00 hours and must 9 Fidelity Guarantee Fraud & Dishonest of Employees be accompanied by proof of purchase of bidding documents. Comprehensive Grain stocks and crop marketing 10 Goods in Transit requisites 5 Group Personal Accident Employees Board The&closing dateMembers for the receipt of bids is Friday 30th October 1. Stock (maize, rice & soya beans) 2020 at 10.00 hours, and any bids received after the time 11 6 Burglary Group InsuranceLife 2. Empty Grain Bags and marketing Assurance Employees and date stipulated above will not be accepted. The bids will be requisites openedSilos thereafter in the Board Room, in the presence of bidders 7 Plant AllLaptops Risks 1. Grain or their representatives who choose to attend. 12 Asset All Risks Group Funeral 13 Expenses Electronic 14 8Equipment Office 15 Money Insurance

2. Generators

Employees and their families/ 3. Fork lifts dependents Procurement Coordinator equipment Computers, Printers, Scanners and4. Laboratory For and on behalf of the Receivers Director Comprehensive Furniture,Executive fixtures & fittings Money FOOD RESERVE AGENCY

Fidelity Guarantee

Fraud & Dishonest of Employees

THE Ndola City Council (NCC) has worked on a plan for the plots on which churches will be built. This is in response to President Edgar Lungu’s direcFormatted: Font: (Defa tive to the council to make land available for churches that congregate in schools, NCC public relations manager Rebecca Mushota has said. Ms Mushota said in a statement that the Ndola Mayor, Amon Chisenga and Town Clerk Cosmas Chalusa made the assurance yesterday when they had a meeting with the Ndola Pastors Fellowship at Reformed Church in Zambia (RCZ) Chifubu Congregation. She said the Ndola Pastors Fellowship Northern Zone organised a meeting to meet the mayor and welcome the new Ndola Town Clerk, Mr Chalusa. Ms Mushota said the Pastors Fellowship also used the occasion to a follow-up on the progress made towards making land available to construct churches. This was because Government had banned churches from meeting in schools as a way to contain the Corona-virus (COVID-19). The mayor said the Council may relax some measures to allow churches to congregate in unfinished structures. Mr Chisenga said this will, however, be a temporary measure as churches where required to build permanent structures. “It is a serious and urgent concern for us and we do not delight in the current situation that you are not meeting because churches are important as they shape the nation,” the Mayor said. And the Town Clerk said the council management was in the process of providing the plots for churches that congregate in schools to build structures. Earlier, Pastors Fellowship Northern Zone advisory council chairperson David Ng’ona said Covid-19 had affected half of the churches as they have been banned from meeting in schools.

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PROVISION OF VARIOUS INSURANCE SERVICES TO THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR CONSTRUCTION FOR A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS NAME OF PROCURING ENTITY: BID SUBMISSION DEADLINE IN (DAYS/HOURS): APP REFERENCE NUMBER: TENDER UNIQUE ID: STATUS: DESCRIPTION:

Procurement Method Rationale: AWARD CRITERIA DETAILS SUBMISSION METHOD DETAILS PROCUREMENT TYPE: PROCEDURE: COMMENCEMENT TYPE THRESHOLD PROCUREMENT TECHNIQUE NUMBER OF STAGES EVALUATION MECHANISM CEEC PREFERENCE TYPE FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ESTABLISHMENT POSTQUALIFICATION UNSPSC CODES PAYMENT TYPE PAYMENT AMOUNT (ZMW) PAYMENT TERMS AND METHOD BID SECURITY TYPE: BID SECURITY AMOUNT TYPE CONTRACT AWARDED IN LOTS Bids for Lots: Number of Lots: Lot Name (0): Lot Name (1): Lot Name (2): DEADLINE FOR BID SUBMISSION END OF CLARIFICATION PERIOD BID OPENING DATE DATE OF PUBLICATION/ INVITATION

National Council for Construction 20/5 1006/18576/NCC/NCS/004/2020 18576/3/2/2020 Bid Submission Lot 1 Provision of Medical Insurance Scheme to NCC Employees Lot 2 Provision of Group Life Assurance Scheme to NCC Employees Lot 3 Provision of Non – Life Insurance Cover (Group Personal Accident, Office comprehensive and Motor Vehicles) The amount provided in the Procurement plan justifies the use of the method The award will be based on a lot by lot basis ONLINE THROUGH THE ZPPA EG-PROCURE SYSTEM Non-consulting Services Open Bidding National Advertisement of Notice Below Invitation to Bid (ITB) 1 Least Cost Selection No Preference Yes No 84000000-Financial and Insurance Services Participation Fee Required 500 Through the e-GP System. Bid Securing Declaration Required Percentage YES One or More Lots 3 Provision of Medical Insurance Scheme to NCC Employees Provision of Group Life Assurance Scheme to NCC Employees Provision of Non – Life Insurance Cover (Group Personal Accident, Office comprehensive and Motor Vehicles) 20/10/2020 15:00:00 13/10/2020 17:00:00 20/10/2020 15:30:00 22/09/2020 10:49:19

CONDUCT A FEASIBILITY STUDY INTO SETTING UP A PRECIOUS METALS PLANT NAME OF PROCURING ENTITY:

ZCCM INVESTMENTS HOLDINGS PLC

BID SUBMISSION DEADLINE IN (DAYS/ HOURS):

15/23

APP REFERENCE NUMBER:

1006/20696/ZCCM-IH/104/2020

TENDER UNIQUE ID:

20696/4/2/2020

STATUS:

Bid Submission

DESCRIPTION:

Conduct a Feasibility Study into Setting up a Precious Metals Plant

Procurement Method Rationale:

Within the threshold of OSI

AWARD CRITERIA DETAILS

Best Evaluated Consultant

SUBMISSION METHOD DETAILS

Online through the e-GP System

PROCUREMENT TYPE:

Consulting Services

PROCEDURE:

Open Selection International

COMMENCEMENT TYPE

Advertisement of Notice

THRESHOLD

Above

PROCUREMENT TECHNIQUE

Expression Of Interest (EOI)

NUMBER OF STAGES

EVALUATION MECHANISM Quality and Cost Based Selection (QCBS) CEEC PREFERENCE TYPE

No Preference

FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ESTABLISHMENT

POSTQUALIFICATION

UNSPSC CODES

80101601-Feasibility studies or screening of project ideas

PAYMENT TYPE

No Participation Fee

BID SECURITY TYPE:

No Bid Security

DEADLINE FOR BID SUBMISSION

16/10/2020 10:00:00

END OF CLARIFICATION PERIOD

02/10/2020 17:00:00

BID OPENING DATE

16/10/2020 10:30:00

DATE OF PUBLICATION/ INVITATION

Procurement Method Rationale: AWARD CRITERIA DETAILS SUBMISSION METHOD DETAILS

18/09/2020 15:31:28

TENDER FOR PROVISION OF CLEANING SERVICES TO BANK OF ZAMBIA HEAD AND REGIONAL OFFICES FOR A PERIOD OF THREE (03) YEARS NAME OF PROCURING ENTITY: BID SUBMISSION DEADLINE IN (DAYS/HOURS): APP REFERENCE NUMBER: TENDER UNIQUE ID: STATUS: DESCRIPTION:

BID SUBMISSION DEADLINE IN (DAYS/ HOURS): APP REFERENCE NUMBER: TENDER UNIQUE ID: STATUS: DESCRIPTION:

Bank of Zambia 21/23

1006/7232/92020105 7232/3/39/2020 Bid Submission PROVISION OF CLEANING NON CONSULTING SERVICES Procurement Method There is a good number of cleaning service Rationale: providers on the market AWARD CRITERIA DETAILS The contract (s) will be awarded to the lowest evaluated Bidder (s) that will successfully meet the requirements set out at both Preliminary and Technical Evaluation Stages. SUBMISSION METHOD Bid must be submitted online through DETAILS the e-GP System. No Physical bids will be entertained. PROCUREMENT TYPE: Non-consulting Services PROCEDURE: Open Bidding National COMMENCEMENT TYPE Advertisement of Notice THRESHOLD Below PROCUREMENT Invitation to Bid (ITB) TECHNIQUE NUMBER OF STAGES 1 EVALUATION MECHANISM Least Cost Selection CEEC PREFERENCE TYPE Company Ownership Preference FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT NO ESTABLISHMENT POSTQUALIFICATION No UNSPSC CODES 76110000-Cleaning and janitorial services PAYMENT TYPE Participation Fee Required PAYMENT AMOUNT (ZMW) 500 PAYMENT TERMS AND Payment Terms and Method: Online METHOD payment through the e-gp system by downloading the Bill Master form, then proceed to deposit the amount and upload the deposit slip onto the e-gp system BID SECURITY TYPE: Bid Securing Declaration Required BID SECURITY AMOUNT Percentage TYPE CONTRACT AWARDED IN YES LOTS Bids for Lots: One or More Lots Number of Lots: 2 Lot Name (0): Provision of cleaning services to Bank of Zambia Head Office in Lusaka for a period of three (03) years Lot Name (1): Provision of cleaning services to Bank of Zambia Regional Office in Ndola for a period of three (03) years DEADLINE FOR BID 22/10/2020 10:00:00 SUBMISSION END OF CLARIFICATION 14/10/2020 16:30:00 PERIOD BID OPENING DATE 22/10/2020 10:30:00 DATE OF PUBLICATION/ 23/09/2020 09:53:59 INVITATION

TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ZAMTEL BRANDED POINT OF SALE MATERIALS ON A ONE (1NO) YEAR FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT NAME OF PROCURING ENTITY:

Zambia Telecommunications Company Limited

PROCUREMENT TYPE: PROCEDURE: COMMENCEMENT TYPE THRESHOLD PROCUREMENT TECHNIQUE NUMBER OF STAGES EVALUATION MECHANISM CEEC PREFERENCE TYPE FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ESTABLISHMENT POSTQUALIFICATION UNSPSC CODES PAYMENT TYPE PAYMENT AMOUNT (ZMW) PAYMENT TERMS AND METHOD BID SECURITY TYPE: BID SECURITY AMOUNT TYPE CONTRACT AWARDED IN LOTS DEADLINE FOR BID SUBMISSION END OF CLARIFICATION PERIOD BID OPENING DATE DATE OF PUBLICATION/INVITATION

22/4 1006/10419/CM 70 10419/2/552/2020 Bid Submission TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ZAMTEL BRANDED POINT OF SALE MATERIALS ON A ONE (1NO) YEAR FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT Competitive Bidding Multiple awards to the Best Evaluated Bidders Online through the electronic Government Procurement System Goods Open Bidding National Advertisement of Notice Below Invitation to Bid (ITB) 1 Least Cost Selection Company Ownership Preference YES No 60105409-Brand marketing or advertising instructional materials Participation Fee Required 500 Online through the electronic Government Procurement System Bid Securing Declaration Required Percentage NO 22/10/2020 15:00:00 01/10/2020 00:00:00 22/10/2020 15:30:00 16/09/2020 12:51:52

TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF ESSENTIAL MEDICINES NAME OF PROCURING ENTITY:

Ministry of Health

BID SUBMISSION DEADLINE IN (DAYS/ HOURS): APP REFERENCE NUMBER: TENDER UNIQUE ID: STATUS: DESCRIPTION: SUBMISSION METHOD DETAILS

26/22

PROCUREMENT TYPE: PROCEDURE: COMMENCEMENT TYPE THRESHOLD PROCUREMENT TECHNIQUE NUMBER OF STAGES EVALUATION MECHANISM CEEC PREFERENCE TYPE FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ESTABLISHMENT POSTQUALIFICATION UNSPSC CODES PAYMENT TYPE PAYMENT AMOUNT (ZMW) PAYMENT TERMS AND METHOD BID SECURITY TYPE: BID SECURITY AMOUNT TYPE CONTRACT AWARDED IN LOTS Bids for Lots: Number of Lots: Lot Name (0): Lot Name (1): Lot Name (2): Lot Name (3): Lot Name (4): DEADLINE FOR BID SUBMISSION END OF CLARIFICATION PERIOD BID OPENING DATE DATE OF PUBLICATION/INVITATION

1006/1838/1 1838/2/15/2020 Bid Submission Drugs ONLINE THROUGH THE ZPPA EG-PROCURE SYSTEM GOODS Open Bidding National Advertisement of Notice Below Invitation to Bid (ITB) 1 Least Cost Selection No Preference NO No 51000000-Drugs and Pharmaceutical Products Participation Fee Required 1,000 Through the e-GP System. Bid Securing Declaration Required Percentage YES One or More Lots 5 Propofol Injection Hydroxyurea Capsules Dapsone/Pyrimethamine Tablets Pethidine Injection Abiraterone Tablets 27/10/2020 10:00:00 13/10/2020 17:00:00 27/10/2020 10:30:00 28/09/2020 14:26:29

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SENIOR MATHEMATICS SENIOR MATHEMATICS GRADE: 11

GRADE: 11

TOPIC: COORDINATE GEOMETRY

THE DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS.

The distance between two points is given by đ??ˇđ??ˇ = #(đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ! â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ" )! + (đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś! â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś" )! Example 1.

THE DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS.

Example 4

TASK

The diagram below shows the line AB.

(a) Given that đ??´đ??´(5,3) đ??ľđ??ľ(1,7) Find (i) The length of the line AB (ii) The coordinates of C the mid-point of AB. (b) T (3,4) is the mid-point of RS. Given that R(3, â&#x2C6;&#x2019;5). Find (i) the coordinates of S (ii) The length of RS

đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś

Find the distance between the points đ??´đ??´(3,5) and đ??ľđ??ľ(0,1) đ??ˇđ??ˇ = #(đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ! â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ" )! + (đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś! â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś" )!

đ??´đ??´

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = #(3 â&#x2C6;&#x2019; 0)! + (5 â&#x2C6;&#x2019; 1)!

( c) . The diagram below shows the line MN. đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC;đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC;đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC;đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC; = đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = #(3)! + (4)!

đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = â&#x2C6;&#x161;9 + 16

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = â&#x2C6;&#x161;25

đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ đ??ľđ??ľ (15,0)

đ?&#x2018;Ťđ?&#x2018;Ť = đ?&#x;&#x201C;đ?&#x;&#x201C; đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;đ?&#x2019;&#x2013;

Calculate the length of each of the following pairs of points. (a) đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;(7,5) đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; đ?&#x2018;&#x201E;đ?&#x2018;&#x201E; (â&#x2C6;&#x2019;1, â&#x2C6;&#x2019;10) (b) đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;(5,7) đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; đ?&#x2018;&#x2026;đ?&#x2018;&#x2026;(18,2)

#! $#" %! $%"

The length between đ?&#x2018;&#x160;đ?&#x2018;&#x160;(4,2) đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; đ?&#x2018;&#x201E;đ?&#x2018;&#x201E;(5, đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;) is â&#x2C6;&#x161;26 units. Find the value of a.

The mid-point is given by đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC;đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC;đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC;đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC;đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC;đ?&#x2018;&#x20AC; â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;? = N

â&#x2C6;&#x161;26đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘ = #(4 â&#x2C6;&#x2019;

Find the mid-point of the points đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;(3,2) đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; đ?&#x2018;&#x201E;đ?&#x2018;&#x201E;(1,8)

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = #(đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ! â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ" )! + (đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś! â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś" )!

+ (2 â&#x2C6;&#x2019;

5)!

đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;)!

â&#x2C6;&#x161;26đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘ = #1 + (2 â&#x2C6;&#x2019; !

Lâ&#x2C6;&#x161;26M = N#1 + (2 â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;)! O

26 = 1 + (2 â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;)

The diagram below shows the line AB.

&$* !

( ")

O ,

($+ !

6 = 4 + đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;? đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;? = 2

Example 3

đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś

Find the length of AB

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = #(đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ! â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ" )! + (đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś! â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś" )! 0)!

đ?&#x2018;&#x201E;đ?&#x2018;&#x201E; (3,0)

đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ

15 16 18

20 22

The diagram below shows the line WZ. V is on WZ.

W (0,8)

8 9

&$* ($+

đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; = 1

P (0,4)

3 + đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; 4 + đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;? (2,3) = T , U 2 2

4 = 3 + đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;

đ?&#x2018;Śđ?&#x2018;Ś

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = #(16)! + (9)!

O = N! , ! O = (2,5)

Example 3

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = 5 đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘.

#! $#" %! $%"

+ (3 â&#x2C6;&#x2019;

PUZZLE 37 1

đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; = â&#x2C6;&#x2019;3

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = â&#x2C6;&#x161;25

The length of MN The coordinates of T

The ,mid-point of đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;(3,4) đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; đ?&#x2018;&#x2026;đ?&#x2018;&#x2026;(đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;, đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?) is (2,3). Find the values of đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?.

5 = (2 â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;)

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = â&#x2C6;&#x161;16 + 9

(i) (ii)

Example 2

â&#x2C6;&#x161;25 = #(2 â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;)!

đ??ˇđ??ˇ = #(0 â&#x2C6;&#x2019;

&$" !$'

25 = (2 â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;)!

4)!

#! $#" %! $%"

â&#x2C6;&#x161;26 đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘đ?&#x2018;˘ = #(â&#x2C6;&#x2019;1)! + (2 â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;)! đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;)!

Example 1

đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ

Find

This is the average of the two coordinate points.

Example 2

M (0,2)

The length of AB is 17 units. Find the coordinates of A MID-POINTS COORDINATES:

N (6,8)

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DOWN 1 Type of fabric 2 Los Angles (Abv) 3 Hot coal 4 Place of residence 5 Leak blood 6 Expression of surprise 10 Qoute 12 Provide opportunity 13 Piece of correspondence 14 Price 15 Hoodlum 16 Hail in Latin 17 Type of tree 19 New Hampshire (abv) 20 Preposition

PUZZLE 36 SOLUTION

E đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;(0,4) đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; đ?&#x2018;&#x201E;đ?&#x2018;&#x201E;(3,0)

F đ?&#x2018;Ľđ?&#x2018;Ľ

Z (6,0)

Find the coordinates of V

#! $#" %! $%"

)$, '$)

, '

O = N , O = (3,4) ! !

O C

From the diagram đ?&#x2018;&#x160;đ?&#x2018;&#x160;đ?&#x2018;&#x160;đ?&#x2018;&#x160; = đ?&#x2018;&#x2030;đ?&#x2018;&#x2030;đ?&#x2018;&#x2030;đ?&#x2018;&#x2030;; đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;â&#x201E;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;&#x2030;đ?&#x2018;&#x2030; đ?&#x2018;&#x2013;đ?&#x2018;&#x2013;đ?&#x2018;&#x2013;đ?&#x2018;&#x2013; đ?&#x2018;Ąđ?&#x2018;Ąâ&#x201E;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019;đ?&#x2018;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;&#x161;đ?&#x2018;&#x161;đ?&#x2018;&#x161;đ?&#x2018;&#x161;đ?&#x2018;&#x161;đ?&#x2018;&#x161; â&#x2C6;&#x2019; đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;? đ?&#x2018;&#x153;đ?&#x2018;&#x153;đ?&#x2018;&#x153;đ?&#x2018;&#x153; đ?&#x2018;&#x160;đ?&#x2018;&#x160;đ?&#x2018;&#x160;đ?&#x2018;&#x160;.

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complex of eight shops K8M.Choma old Machapopota road plot 40mx 90m K85,000. Mazabuka Lodge 13room K2m. KARIBA LAKE waterfront 4ha(10 acres) with 3 bedroom lodge U$D600,000.3 acres overlooking Lake Kariba Plot for Lodge K300,000. CHIPEPO Lower Zambezi river waterfront fishing business or tourist lodge comprising 3 bedroom lodge on 7 acres, on Monze Chisekesi road,6 fishing riggs,two speed boadts,U$D800,000. MUCHINGA MPIKA town plot 50m x 50m with 2 rooms K180,00.Farm 2700ha K3,00 per ha. SERENJE Nansanga block 2000ha K75m. CHINSALI 5000ha K35m. NORTHERN: SENGA HILL 12ha (30 acres) on Mbala Kasama road with house 6 rooms, six boreholes,warehouse,shop,grocery,80km from Mbaka 85km from Kasama K1.2m.Chama Matumbo roadfront 1.5ha K175,000 KASAMA 10,000ha K70m. ACCOMMODATION OFFERED LUSAKA KABULONGA off Brentwood Drive 6x4 bedroom houses double storey, masters self-contained K36,000 each per month. MAKENI near Kankole house 3 bedrooms K35000.4 bedrooms K7,000. Makeni Konga houses and warehouses rent ranging K5000 to K8,000. MAKENI opposite Andres Motel 500m off kafue road 3 bedroom house K18,000 per month. BARLASTONE PARK off Mungwi road,flats,6x2 bedroom K4,500.4x1 bedroom K3,200, CHALALA off Lilayi road 4x2 bedrooms K2,500. COPPERBELT KALULUSHI Napsa Complex 3 bedroom hose K4,000. REAL ESTATE TO LET MAKENI Konga warehouses and storerooms ranging K6,000 to K8,000. MAKENI Kafue road,150m off Great North road light and heavy vehicles workshops with offices, storeroom, service pits and big parking yard K75,00 per month. CHAWAMA near Chawama market , several shops available for short or long lease sizes 326sqm K12,000.135sqm K7,000.45sqm.44sqm.1700sqm K160, 000.140,138sqm.207sqm.427sqm,44o sqm.346sqm Carousel shopping center, several shops on the ground, first, second and third floors including events halls ,furnished with kitchens for self catering can be hired for weddings, workshops, seminars, meetings, conference etc. various sizes and amounts. LODGE, GUESTHOUSE , OFFICE Complex along Independence Avenue Rhodes Park near Civic Center details on request and rental open to discussion. MAKENI Los Angeles Road, HOTEL 91 rooms, 4 offices, one bar, 3 bars, 3 conference halls, big swimming pool, baby pool, two car parks, twelve shops,3km from Cairo road post office. Long lease rent to be discussed. LUSAKA Kafue Great North roadfront, Makeni near Makeni Mall, complex comprising:8x3 bedroom double storey flats(mansionnettes),Shop 75sqm,restaurant/bar with upstairs extension 170sqm,second floor office space on top of restaurant 170sqm,upstairs church hall 600sqm,showroom,events hall for weddings ,meetings, workshops, conferences 1,800sqm.Warehouse at rear 719sqm. BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT CONTAINERS-old steel containers in Makeni South K35,000.Scrap metals also available from a road constructors yard. Mining, copper, cobalt, gold, emerald, beryl, aquamarine, to maline, amethyst, garnet-existing registered and liceneced mines are looking for partners, sponsors, investors, financiers or outright purchasers. AGRICULTURE- Vast agricultural farming lands available for partnerships or joint ventures. We invite persons, companies, organizations, local or international to enter into any agreements where locals can make land available and foreign or local investors provide capital then market produce locally and abroad-crops, livestock ,game ranching or fisheries. REAL ESTATE AND ACCOMMODATION WANTED Landlords or property owners in all areas of Zambia and Africa Free Trade Countries are invited to list with us for marketing, selling ,leasing and renting: houses, flats ,shops, warehouses, factories, hotels, motels, lodges, tourist facilities, mines, plots farms, office building, highrise buildings, filling stations, companies, businesses, bars, restaurants, butcheries, shopping malls, blocks of flats, housing estates. If you have idle land, we can sell for you either as a whole or by sub-dividing into sub-divisions or plots. Send us your e-mail address so that we send you our blank standard mandate forms which you can fill to give us required details.

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Thursday 1 October, 2020

City blessed with victory By MICHAEL MIYOBA CITY of Lusaka’s chase for promotion to the Eden University National Division one league received a massive boost after they beat Blessings FC 2-0 in the ongoing Group A play-offs in Lusaka. First and second half goals from striker Stephen Phiri and Harry Milanzi Junior were enough to hand City their second win in the play-offs after they beat Malole Police 2-0 in their first play-off on Tuesday. The win propelled unbeaten

City to six points, on par with Livingstone Pirates who were beaten 3-1 on penalties by Malole Police. The win over Pirates was Police’s first win in the playoffs after they dropped points with defeats in the first two games. Today’s action will see Blessings FC seeking redemption when they face Petauke United while Livingstone Pirates take on City of Lusaka in the battle of titans at Police College. Miller Ground will play host to group B games involving Luena Buffaloes who face Kashikishi Warriors while Real Nakonde will take on Trident. Only the top two teams from both groups will win promotion to the National Division one league sponsored by Eden University.

Mosimane confirms Sundowns resignation THE Mamelodi Sundowns' treble-winning coach Pitso Mosimane released a statement announcing his resignation from the league champions yesterday. Mosimane has been at the helm of Sundowns for seven years where he had a major haul of trophies including the CAF Champions League and the Super Cup. "It is with a sense of pain and sadness that I announce my departure from Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club. I have accepted an offer to join an international team," said Mosimane in a statement. "Mamelodi Sundowns has been my family for almost eight years. The president, Dr Patrice Motsepe has been like a father to me. He has been a mentor, a friend, a supporter and a confidante. I could never quit him or Mamelodi Sundowns. "I am only going away to carry the spirit of the Yellow Nation with me. After winning five league titles with Mamelodi Sundowns – the 10th for the club – how can a man ever find it easy to say goodbye to his home? How can I say goodbye to the family, the board, the supporters and the fans? "From the deepest of my heart, I am so grateful that the president has blessed my move. I did not expect less from a man who has been so good and generous to me. He is the kind of leader any family, company, team and indeed any country needs. I have been privileged to drink from his well of wisdom. "My success is his success. Without him, I would not have achieved half of what I have. I leave this family knowing that our bond is unbreakable and hoping that with the passage of time, our paths would come together again," Mosimane said. The highly successful coach seem to have left the door

open for a possible return in future. "This is not a divorce. We shall remain bonded forever I am taking up this new challenge that will push me out of my comfort zone. I know Mamelodi Sundowns will use this as a fresh and new perspective," he said. "While I had four years remaining in my contract, this offer is a huge opportunity for me that would not have come had I not had the privilege to be part of the team that led Mamelodi Sundowns in winning the CAF Champions League and reaching the Club World Cup finals," said Mosimane. – SUPERSPORT.

INSIDE SPORTS

SERENA WILLIAMS WITHDRAWS FROM FRENCH OPEN

HEE-TIME champion Serena Williams has withdrawn from the French Open because of an Achilles injury. The 39-year-old had been scheduled to play her second-round match against Bulgaria's Tsvetana Pironkova yesterday. The American has won 23 Grand Slam singles titles and was aiming to equal Margaret Court's all-time record of 24. "I think I need four to six weeks of sitting and doing nothing," Williams told a news conference. "I have been struggling to walk so that's a telltale sign that I should try to recover. "Achilles is an injury you don't want to play with - I think it was one of the worst, don't want to get to that point, I want it to get better."

Williams picked up the Achilles problem during her US Open semi-final defeat by Victoria Azarenka last month, On Monday, she beat fellow American Kristie Ahn 7-6 (7-2) 6-0 in the first round at Roland Garros, but said she was struggling physically. "In the second set I felt I needed to walk with a limp," Williams added. "I had to focus on walking straight so I wasn't limping. I tried and always give 100 percent, I take solace in that. – BBC.

Bayern and rivals await UCL draw as pandemic riddle remains LESS than six weeks after Bayern Munich won last season's delayed final behind closed doors, the draw for the group stage of this season's Champions League takes place today with the threat of the coronavirus pandemic again hanging over the competition. Bayern were crowned European champions for the sixth time after beating Paris Saint-Germain at an empty Estadio da Luz in Lisbon in August. The surreal occasion represented a triumph of sorts for UEFA. European foot-

ball's governing body succeeded in playing its flagship competition to a conclusion despite the long shutdown caused by the health crisis, but the final rounds were not the same as with packed stadiums. "A game like this without supporters is not the football

that we know," lamented Bayern coach Hansi Flick. "Perhaps they can be back again in the future." Today's draw ceremony will also see the best men's and women's player of last season crowned. UEFA had to ditch plans to stage the event in Athens and

instead moved it to its own headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, where the draw will go ahead without guests. It is further evidence that, after the battle to get last season finished, things are not about to return to normal in Europe yet, and virus cases are rising again. – SuperSport.

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…as ‘Micho’ summons two from TP Mazembe

By MICHAEL MIYOBA

ORMER Chipolopolo captain Rainford Kalaba’s absence at national team has continued after Chipolopolo coach Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredojevic declared interest in two Mazembe players out of the three Zambians who play for the Congolese giants. ‘Micho’ has called defenders Tandi Mwape and Kabaso Chongo for the three friendly fixtures against Malawi, South Africa and Kenya. TP Mazembe confirmed that ‘Micho’ has only invited the two defenders in Mwape and Chongo while Kalaba, the 2012 AFCON winner who is also the captain for TP Mazembe, has not been con-

sidered. It is however not the first time Kalaba has been left out of the team as he was also sidelined by former Chipolopolo coach Wedson Nyirenda who had assembled a young Chipolopolo squad which went on to beat Algeria home and away in the 2018 World Cup qualifiers. ‘Micho’ who has summoned 40 local players said he would call seven players from Europe while six players would be called from various African Leagues. The Serbian said he would use the game against Malawi to observe some local players and some of the foreign players who need more assessment. “We shall make a compet-

itive squad where the first match against Malawi we are looking to give chance mostly to the local players and some of the players playing outside that we have not seen enough” “We are going with the combined squad to Kenya. In the first two matches against Kenya and against Malawi we want to see what the best amongst the local players so that we have the general check up against Bafana Bafana we see where we are, how we are and which direction to go,” said ‘Micho.’ He said the technical bench was looking at adding a bonus friendly against any of the top three South African Premier Soccer League clubs before travelling to Kenya for the last friendly game.

ZTTA eye World Cup qualification By MICHAEL MIYOBA

ZAMBIA Table Tennis Association (ZTTA) vice president Wisdom Kaunda says there is need for early preps if Zambia is to qualify for the 2023 World Table Tennis Championships to be held in South Africa. The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) has announced that Durban will become the first South African city to stage the World Table Tennis Championships after South Africa beat 2017 host Dusseldorf 90-39 in a vote by members of the ITTF. “We are continuing to see benefits from the forthcoming changes to the format of the World Championships Finals, which will be introduced from next year onwards, leading to more countries bidding from different regions of the world,” said ITTF Deputy President Khalil Al-Mohannadi in a news release. “This also reflects the ever-increasing international appeal of table tennis, which

Kaunda

“This is the first time Africa will host the World Cup and if we qualify we will be able to complete at these games. 2023 is not far so the preparations must start now,”

is extremely pleasing to see as we continue to work hard to make the sport more global in the future.” The news cheered ZTTA who are seeking to break the jinx of failing to qualify for the global championship which features the best players across the globe. Kaunda said 2023 is not very far hence the need for early preps for Zambian table tennis players to make a historical appearance at the World Cup. “This is the first time Africa will host the World Cup and if we qualify we will be able

to complete at these games. 2023 is not far so the preparations must start now,” Kaunda said. Zambia has never qualified to the World Cup and right now we have a lot of young players. Actually our national team players are mostly under 21 years giving them enough time to blossom and try their best,” he said. Kaunda said the ssociation is working on organising the annual Chinese Ambassadors table tennis tournament after international competitions were put on hold due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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