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“Anti- Corruption Commission (ACC) should widen its net and stop treating some individuals as sacred cows when it comes to corruption prosecution.” - Mr Musoma

Mr Hichilema

‘WE ARE COMING FOR YOU’

…HH, M’membe warned. Story on Page 3

Mr M’membe

formed the mining firm that it was against having the planes mines in Mufulira and Kitwe placed under care and maintenance. The minister said Government understood the direction being undertaken by Mopani to appeal as it was under the Mines and Mineral Development Act. He said in an interview yesterday that such move was welcome but the government would stand firm on its decision. To Page 3

‘Draft Land Policy ready’ Story on Page 3

P.2 Bail out private schools, Govt urged

K5.2bn Covid-19 bond dispensed About K5.2bn has so for been dispensed to needy areas such as payment of retirees, contractors and suppliers among others. The Covid-19 bond is a deliberate move that the government through the Ministry of Finance has taken to mitigate the effects of the pandemic socially and economically. Story on Page 3

Tuesday 21 July, 2020

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BAIL OUT PRIVATE SCHOOLS, GOVT TOLD By NATION REPORTER

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OVERNMENT should seriously consider setting aside a financial bailout package specifically for private schools in the wake of the Covid-19

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EDUCATE CARELESS SOULS THE carefree attitude by some citizens in the face of the ravaging Covid-19 pandemic in many parts of the country is worrying and calls for a paradigm shift in the way awareness programmes are being crafted. Officials from the Ministry of Health and others in the multi-sectoral teams need back up enforced by regulation which should make certain measures mandatory. As it stands now, certain preventive measures such as wearing of masks and social distancing are being ignored with impunity, hence the imperative need to make critical measures mandatory by law. Thus Government should pass a law even through a Statutory Instrument to make it mandatory for all citizens to wear masks in public places. Some people have been moving around with masks in their pockets while women shove them in their handbags and only pull them over their faces when getting into banks and supermarkets that are strict on protective wear. Others have exhibited ignorance dangerously by insisting that the pandemic does not exist and this is the portion of a population that requires intense awareness about the pandemic. During outbreak of cholera, most Zambians flick upon seeing a patient and statistics about the cases, but play ignorance about the Covid-19, which is equally a killer disease. Invariably, people pay attention to cholera awareness programmes than they do to Covid-19 initiatives because it is a new disease. With deaths standing at 120 and 1, 398 active cases, Zambia is certainly in a precarious position which requires enhanced enforcement of preventive measures backed by law; sanctions must be imposed on individuals abrogating regulations. The lackadaisical attitude in this country towards Covid-19 will only be addressed through regulations which prescribe sanctions. It is inconceivable that with rising numbers of infections and deaths, people can still go binging in night clubs carelessly as was the case in Solwezi where law enforcement officers rounded up 52 patrons including 24 women in the dead of the night. Naturally, one would have thought that careless behavioural patterns should have ended in March when the first case was reported in the country. It is sad that adults are risking their lives and putting their families and communities at risk of contracting the disease. They are fully aware of the consequences of their careless conduct and have been following statistics of how the Covid-19 is unfolding in the country. It is in fact very clear to all including the careless souls that Covid-19 pandemic has exerted tremendous strain on the country’s economy to the extent that a number of companies have closed, sending workers out of employment. The very people that are going against preventive measures have seen the negative impact including the closure of schools which has affected their own children. Therefore, all law-abiding citizens must join in the fight against this pandemic and where possible effect citizens’ arrest on people getting into bars which are operating illegally. They should also report bar owners that are operating clandestinely. Markets, bus stations and other public places need policing not only by members of the multi-sectoral teams but also by ordinary citizens. Thus citizens must raise alarm whenever they spot passengers on buses without masks on their faces or better still take note of the registration numbers of such public vehicles. Citizens must come together and fight this pandemic which is claiming lives of productive citizens.

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu and his counterpart President Xi Jinping of China have agreed to further enhance cooperation at bilateral and multilateral levels for the mutual benefit of the two countries. And President Lungu called for debt relief and cancellation in light of reduced revenue due to the negative impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as competing needs for the country to secure adequate resources to fight the pandemic and to stimulate the economy. This was in a telephone conversation yesterday according to a statement issued by Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public

pandemic, the National Action for Quality Education in Zambia (NAQEZ) has said. NAQEZ executive director, Aaron Chansa, said statistics showed that private schools had employed more than 30, 000 teachers.

Mr Chansa however said it was troubling that most of these essential workers had not been receiving salaries since March. He said in a statement that the teachers and families clearly needed governmental aid. “In other countries like Nigeria, the government

Lungu, Xi confer

Relations, Isaac Chipampe. During the conversation, the two leaders noted the excellent relations between the two countries. They undertook to further enhance cooperation at bilateral and multilateral levels for the mutual benefit of the peoples of the two countries. They also called for concerted global efforts and commended the World Health Organisation for its leadership and coordinating role in the fight against Covid-19. President Lungu, in addition, thanked President Xi for China’s support to Zambia’s Covid-19 response. The two leaders agreed to

continue working closely together to safeguard common interests, including on matters concerning the United Nations Security Council. President Lungu reaffirmed Zambia’s commitment to the aspirations of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation which has yielded tangible benefits for Zambia through a number of developmental projects. He also reaffirmed Zambia’s continued support for the “One China Policy” and applauded the introduction of the National Security Law that will ensure the long-term security and prosperity of Hong Kong.

Lubinda keen to adopt probe report on poll inquiry GOVERNMENT is eager to implement the recommendations of the Commission of Inquiry into Voting Patterns and Electoral Violence, Minister of Justice Given Lubinda has said. Mr. Lubinda said the government agrees with almost all recommendations made but that to reform some of the proposed amendments, the outcome of Constitutional Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 will dictate what will happen going forward. He said the Political Parties

Bill and the Electoral Process Act as some of the proposals whose outcome would be informed by the outcome of the bill. Meanwhile, the Southern African Centre for Constructive Resolution of Disputes (SACCORD) said there was need to ensure that all the recommendations were observed by all stakeholders to ensure peaceful transition in general elections. SACCORD Executive Director, Boniface Cheembe said there was need to have respect among

political leaders through practicing issue-based politics. And Patriotic Front Deputy Secretary General, Mumbi Phiri said the party leadership had guided its members not to retaliate to provocation. And UPND Deputy Secretary General Administration Gertrude Imenda said to end political violence and intolerance it was important for President Edgar Lungu and UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema to dialogue on the way forward. - ZNBC

Expedite 48 houses case, ACC urged By PETER SICHALI

THE Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and National Prosecutions Authority should expedite the prosecution of the case involving 48 (now 51) houses, Zambia Jubilee Coalition (ZJC) Secretary General Kwaela Mwanza has said. Mr Mwanza said the ACC and Director of Public Prosecutions should expedite the matter and ensure that it's brought to a logical conclusion. Mr Mwanza said the matter has dragged for too long and innocent people’s reputation damaged. He said it was important for ACC and DPP to prosecute it to avoid unnecessary speculations. "We call upon the AntiCorruption Commission

has come through for private school teachers during this turbulent period,” Mr Chansa said. Mr Chansa also called on Finance Minister, Bwalya Ng’andu, to seriously consider setting aside a financial bailout package specifically for private schools.

and the Director of Public Prosecution to urgently put this matter concerning the 48 now 51 houses to rest. This matter is painting a bad picture of our top government officials and generating unnecessary speculations among the general public," Mr Mwanza said. He wondered why the matter involving the mysterious houses has taken so long to be prosecuted when other cases especially those involving top Government officials are acted upon at lightning speed. "We have seen a lot corruption cases being rushed and arrests being made without hesitations. Our concern is that, what is so special about those that the ACC have found with the case to answer over these houses which are believed to have been acquired from proceeds

of crimes?" he wondered. He said the continued delay to prosecute the suspected owners of 48 houses has led to continued rumour mongering and debate, hence the need to expedite it. "Every delay is generating too much rumour mongering in public debate, some accusing innocent people of being the owners of the houses," Mr Mwanza said. He said the matter had already delayed and more delays by DPP to clear ACC to prosecute the case are unjustifiable. "As long as the ACC has informed the general public on their findings, there is no need for the DPP to delay any longer because what is in public domain must be addressed publicly to avoid further speculations," Mr Mwanza said.

Lungu mourns Mwewa, Munkonge By NATION REPORTER PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has described the late Member of Parliament for Mwansabombwe, Rodgers Mwewa as a helper who took care of children in need. In his letter of condolences to Ms Anne Mwewa, the widow, President Lungu said he had known the MP for a long time and would invite him each time he visited Luapula Province where his constituency was. “Hon. Mwewa brought immense value to Parliament just like he did to the Patriotic Front. I am also aware that he was a benefactor to more than 300 children at his Fountain of Hope orphanage in Kamwala. His demise is, therefore, not just a great loss to the family but to the entire nation,” the President said. President Lungu has also wished Professor Lupando Munkonge strength during the mourning of his son, Lukashya MP, Mwenya Munkonge who died on Saturday. And PF secretarygeneral Davies Mwila has paid glowing tribute to Mr Mwewa for his loyalty to the party and hard work for his constituency.Speaking when he visited the funeral house yesterday, Mr Mwila said the late parliamentarian had a heart for the party and the people in his constituency. He said Mr Mwewa’s works were evident by the development projects he initiated in the constituency.

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‘WE ARE COMING FOR YOU’ By SILUMESI MALUMO

OPPOSITION leaders with unexplained wealth and those involved in dubious privatisation deals should expect to be challenged if they aspire for Presidency. Those who sold companies for a song and those who borrowed heavily from public institution and later failed to pay taxes should not expect the Zambian people to sit idly as they file nominations for Presidency. Zambia Republican Party President Wright Musoma said apart from everything else UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema would be challenged to explain his role in the privatisation and in particular the sale of Intercontinental hotels for a song. Similarly, Socialist Party president Fred M’membe will have to explain his role in the K15 million Zambia Airways loan debacle and his tax evasion case through which he lost his Post Newspaper company. Mr. Musoma has since urged the Anti- Corruption Commission (ACC) to widen its net and stop treating some individuals as sacred cows when it comes to corruption prosecution. Mr Musoma said corruption allegations against some political figures have been in the

public domain for a long time but the ACC was giving a blind eye. He said Mr Hichilema should not think that people had forgotten about what he did during privatisation and neither should M’membe assume that there are no questions over his questionable handling of tax issues of the defunct Post Newspaper. Mr Musoma said he would ensure that the opposition leader explained to the people how he made the country to be in disarray because of his selfish interest. Mr Musoma said as the country was drawing towards the 2021 general elections, he would challenge Mr Hichilema so that he would tell the people the truth, stating this when the people of Zambia would decide who was better to govern the nation. He said it was important that the people Zambia elected a leader who had the interest of the nation at heart than those who want to go to State House for personal gains. Mr Musoma said Zambia needed a person who would take it to the next level and not worsen the situation. He said it was obvious that the country would not be in safe hands if Mr Hichilema was voted into power because of the previous record he had during the privatisation. Mr Musoma said many Zambians were suffering because the people who were involved in the privatisation programmedid not put the interest of the nation at heart but instead considered their selfish interests.

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‘DRAFT LAND POLICY READY’ …foreigners won’t have it easy, says minister

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA

OREIGN nationals will not have it easy to acquire land in Zambia in the new land policy, Lands and Natural Resources Minister Jean Kapata has said. Ms Kapata said Government wanted the new land policy to benefit Zambians. "We will only give land to foreign investors through the Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) of which the land will be taken back by the government after about 30 years when the investment period comes to an end," she said in an interview.

Ms Kapata said that the new policy would allow youths to acquire land at the age of 18 and not the 21 years that was in the current policy. She also said the draft Land Policy was complete and stakeholders would soon be invited for validation. Ms Kapata said that the draft has been sent to all stakeholders to ensure that the issues that were raised during the drafting process were included. According to the minister, the new Land Policy would empower citizens as many would start benefitting from the natural resource. She said that the new poli-

cy would provide a favourable environment for the country to realise a diversified and resilient economy. In its current form, the land administration system leaves little room for the empowerment of citizens especially the poor and vulnerable in rural areas. Many stakeholders have been complaining about the weakness in the administration of land in the country. "We are hoping to start the validation that was disturbed by the outbreak Covid-19 outbreak soon enough. We want to ensure that stakeholders see that what was discussed is what has been included in

K5.2bn Covid-19 bond dispensed By KETRA KALUNGA GOVERNMENT has raised K6 billion out of the K8 billion Covid-19 bond which was recently approved by Cabinet with the aim of improving the liquidity levels in the economy that have reduced due to the pandemic. And about K5.2bn has so for been dispensed to needy areas such as payment of retirees, contractors and suppliers

among others. The Covid-19 bond is a deliberate move that the government through the Ministry of Finance has taken to mitigate the effects of the pandemic socially and economically. Ministry of Finance Permanent Secretary, Mukuli Chikuba said the bond, spanning about 10 to 15 years would help the country deal with the current vulnerabilities and also give resilience to the economy in the medium to

Mopani bid to halt ops rejected again By SILUMESI MALUMO THE appeal by Mopani Copper Mines against the decision by Government to reject the proposal to put its mines on care and maintenance is an academic exercise as the position is final and will not allow the mine to halt operations, says Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Richard Musukwa. Mr Musukwa said Government had already informed the mining firm that it was against having the planes mines in Mufulira and Kitwe placed under care and maintenance. The minister said Government understood the direction being undertaken by Mopani to appeal as it was under the Mines and Mineral Development Act. He said in an interview yesterday that such move was welcome but the government would stand firm on its decision. Mr Musukwa said Government understood that the country’s economy depends on the mining sector and it would not at any time attempt to allow the mining firm to halt operations of any mine. Mopani last week declared

Mines and Mineral Development Richard Musukwa that it will appeal the decision by Government rejecting its intention to place the mines on care and maintenance barley 24hours after assuring that it would go ahead with production beyond 2020. The mining firm had written a

memo to workers that it would appeal the decision by Director of Mines Fred Banda rejecting the decision to place mines on care and maintenance. But Mr Musukwa said Government cannot stop the mining firm from appealing as it was

long term. Speaking on ZNBC Sunday interview, Mr Chikuba said so far, K500 million has been released out of the K1bn set aside to dismantle arrears to suppliers and contractors. Mr Chikuba also said K900m has been released to recaptalise the National Credit and Savings Bank to enable the financial institution deal with people at the lower bottom who could not afford the

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Mr Musukwa said Government had already informed the mining firm that it was against having the planes mines in Mufulira and Kitwe placed under care and maintenance. under the law that govern the mines but it would never overturn its decision. He said that, “We already told the mining firm that we shall not at any time allow any closure of the mine and this is our position which will not be changed. Yes if they want to appeal they can appeal but let me tell you that I have talked to their CEO and I convinced him that the mines cannot be put on care and maintenance. They are just following such provisions in the Mines and Mineral Act but otherwise we are convinced that they have no credible reasons to close the mines,” Mr Musukwa said.

the document," she said. Ms Kapata said that the document would after validation be submitted to Cabinet and presented before Parliament for approval. She said that the adoption and validation of the policy would also pave way for citizen-centred amendments to land-related statutes. The minister was confident that the revised policy would be comprehensive enough to address the difficulties women and the youth have been facing when acquiring land in Zambia despite Government allotting a quota for them.

big blue banks. He said the ministry was this week expected to release K30 million youth empowerment. "We have allocated K585m to pensions and K800m to micro finance institutions and grain purchasing K1bn," he said. And Mr Chikuba said pensioners have been a priority in both the K2.5bn stimulus package and K8bn Covid-19 bond because they would be the most hit with the effects of the pandemic on the economy.

Covid claims more lives as death toll reaches 128 By SIMON MUNTEMBA THE death toll related to Covid-19 has continued to rise with the country recording 128 deaths in total as of yesterday. Minister of Health Chitalu Chilufya said out of 128 deaths, 28 were confirmed Covid-19 deaths, 92 were related, while eight were still being reviewed. Updating the nation on the pandemic in Lusaka yesterday, Dr Chilufya also said Zambia had in the last 24 hours recorded 178 new Covid-19 positive cases out of 959 tests conducted. Dr Chilufya said 61 patients were currently on treatment, with 17 on oxygen while five were in critical condition. The Minister said with the 178 new cases the cumulative number stood at 3326.

Dr Chilufya also announced that over 120 patients were discharged bringing the number of recoveries to 1, 620 discharges. He said the pandemic had taken a twist further urging the public to strictly adhere to the public health guidelines to prevent further spread of the pandemic. Dr Chilufya said President Edgar Lungu has called for collective action by all to enable the country defeat the pandemic. The Minister said the SI 21, 22 and 62 were still in effect and that the ministry would continue to work with the ministries of Home Affairs and Local Government to ensure that the public health guidelines were adhered to. He warned that the country was likely to see a rise in the Covid-19 cases during the month of July and August because of the weather.

Tuesday 21 July, 2020

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ABSA activates contactless tech ABSA Bank Zambia has activated the contactless technology on all its new Vertical Debit Cards which was recently launched. This feature, a first to be enabled in the Zambian market, allows customers to pay for goods and services by simply tapping on a contactless-enabled payment terminal (POS) without the need to insert, swipe or type. The initiative is part of the K100 million investment the bank has made in technology over the last two years to upgrade its banking services. Absa continues to build a digital bank for a digital age by tapping into more ways to not only make banking safer but also more convenient, says Managing Director, Mizinga Melu. Ms Melu said the bank continued to put customers at the core of its operations by offering innovative and convenient ways of transacting, particularly in the current

challenging time when social distancing had become a norm. “We continue to focus on investing in technology and explore ways of making sure that our customers enjoy superior and future-fit banking products and services,” she said in a statement yesterday. Absa Bank Zambia PLC Retail Banking Director, Harton Maliki said the institution continued to explore innovative ways of enhancing customer experience across all touch points. Mr Maliki said this was done to ensure it offered customers products and services that were not only in line with global trends but met their evolving needs. “The safety of our customers remains a priority and we are pleased to launch this capability that helps to reduce the risk of spreading Covid-19, as customers using our new Vertical Debit Cards do not have to worry about touching the POS machines when shopping.

ZPPA BANS CHEATING FIRM FROM LOCAL PUBLIC PROCUREMENT By AARON CHIYANZO

T Ms Melu “Absa Bank Zambia PLC is really excited to yet again launch a revolutionary feature that eases transaction options for customers. We encourage customers to obtain their new Absa Visa Vertical Debit Cards from their nearest branch to enjoy the contactless feature,” Mr Maliki said.

To one of Zambia’s trail blazers on the completion of your PhD program at the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom. From humble beginnings in Western Province that saw a young 8 year old girl run several miles barefoot everyday from her village to school, to the numerous achievements along the way which includes.

HE Zambia Public Procurement Authority (ZPPA) has suspended Diaspora Support Initiative Limited from participating in public procurement in Zambia for two years, for submitting a forged National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) Compliance Certificate. This was after NAPSA reported the matter to ZPPA. In a circular dated July 16 2020, ZPPA Director General, Christopher Chichoni stated that the suspension did not affect ongoing contracts, but applied to any

“success in interest,” which employed or was associated with any partner or director of Diaspora Support Initiative Zambia Limited. Mr Chichoni directed all procuring entities to enforce the suspension by ensuring that they do not award contracts to Diaspora Support Initiative Zambia Limited. He said procuring entities should also not sell or issue solicitation documents to Diaspora Support Initiative Zambia Limited or in any way invite bids from them. Mr Chichoni also barred procuring entities from entering in any other dealings

or communication with Diaspora Support Initiative Zambia Limited except in respect of existing contracts placed prior to the suspension. “This is pursuant to Section 65 of the Public Procurement Act No. 12 of 2008 and Regulation 167 of the Public Procurement Regulations of 2011 , which, mandate the Authority to suspend a supplier/s from participating in public procurement, for providing false information in a bid or any other document to a procuring entity in connection with a procurement process or contract,” he said.

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• University of Zambia (1973) - B.Sc. with double major in Mathematics and Education • First woman Mathematician in Zambia, who taught Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry at Kabulonga Girls Secondary School. One of the first female Computer Scientists in Zambia • One of the first Zambian Woman IBM Systems Engineers and she holds a Professional Excellence certificate as a Systems Engineer • Former African Development Bank ICT Infrastructure and facilities Division Chief and served the institution for twenty-five years; • Harvard University (1997) - Masters of Public Administration in Public Policy and Management • Founder and Vice Chancellor of the Victoria Falls University of Technology (VFU)) • Former ZICTA Board Chair • Former ZANACO Board Member • Zambia Railways Board Member To... another amazing achievement, Doctorate in Education received in abstentia on July 17, 2020. We are extremely proud of you.

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Improve Coronavisus prevention compliance levels, says JCTR By SIMON MUNTEMBA THERE is urgent need for Government and other stakeholders to aggressively step up community education on Covid-19 and enforce compliance levels to preventive measures before a lot of people die, says Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR). Father Alex Muyebe, the executive director at JCTR said if government did not enforce compliance levels, laxity on Covid-19 preventive measures would kill a lot of people. Fr. Muyembe said it was worrying that laxity on Covid-19 preventive measures in Zambia had come at a time when community transmission of the deadly pandemic was steadily increasing. He said in a statement that it was evident that people in the communities had prematurely dropped the guard. For instance, he said, it is common these days to see large crowds of people in the communities moving up and about without wearing face masks. Fr Muyembe noted with sadness that recently, compliance to preventive measures had never been the same again since after the daily updates by the Ministry of Health stopped. He said the JCTR was of great concern with the laxity on Covid-19 preventive measures in markets, bus stations, and in public service vehicles.

“This is a recipe for disaster. We risk being overrun by the pandemic which

is silently infiltrating our communities. “In the light of the above concerns, JCTR urges Government and other stakeholders to aggressively step up community education on Covid-19; scale up screening and testing; resume daily detailed updates on Covid-19; put in place measures to enforce compliance to Covid-19 preventive measures especially in communities, in markets, bus stations and in public service vehicles; and prioritise public health interest over and above political interest. Together we can defeat Covid-19,” Fr Muyembe said. He added, “Another great concern is that of late we have seen non-compliance to Covid-19 preventive measures by party cadres.”

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PS INTERVENES IN KASUMBALESA BORDER REVENUE COLLECTION By SILUMESI MALUMO in Chililabombwe and Masaiti GOVERNMENT is shocked at how the revenue collection at Kasumbalesa border has been politicised. This came to light yesterday when council workers informed the Local Government Permanent Secretary Ed Chomba that the local authority was failing to collect much needed revenue at the border post because it had been politicised. But Bishop Chomba said the council was the only entity mandated to collect the revenue for their respective operations and no one else.

He said that he would engage the area Member of Parliament Richard Musukwa to find out what was happening. He said the local authority depended on the revenue collected from various business areas and if they were stopped from collecting then they would not be able to operate accordingly. "You have the mandate to collect and nothing will change. You have the mandate to collect the revenue and the mandate is in the constitution. There is a law that protects you. I will engage the Member of Parliament Honour-

By CHINTU MALAMBO

HE Constitutional Court has ordered the State to pay costs to Livingstone Magistrate Benjamin Mwelwa for delaying to file an answer to his petition where he wants the court to deregister political parties that have not practiced democratic tenets since 2016. This is in a matter where Mwelwa, who is also an advocate of the High Court is seeking an order to direct the Registrar of Societies to deregister all political parties that have not held party elections since 2016. Magistrate Mwelwa is also seeking a declaration that any political party which was registered and in existence as of January 5, 2016 and which

has not promoted and practiced democracy through regular, free and fair elections, within its political party, has breached article 60(2)(d) of the Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) Act no. 2 of 2016 and therefore, such a political party ceased to exist as a political party in Zambia on January 4, 2017. Mwelwa has cited Attorney General Likando Kalaluka and the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) as the respondents in the petition. The UPND, PF and the MMD have joined the petition as interested parties. Earlier, the State asked the court to allow it file its answer and affidavit in opposition, out of time. But Mr Mwelwa had opposed the application. He

toring session was led by the Bank’s Head of Wealth Management, Olusegun Omoniwa, who tipped the youth on how to manage their finances, including the basics of saving and investing. The Bank’s Head of Global Banking, Emmy Kumwenda, mentored the youths on how to be an effective leader. Christine Matambo, the Bank’s Head of Corporate Affairs, Brand & Marketing, held a session on how to achieve a positive personal brand.

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

Standard Chartered Bank has partnered with challenges Zambia to launch a Virtual Youth Mentoring initiative for youths

people, to get inspired and to follow in their footstep “We are delighted to be partnering with Standard Chartered on this progressive initiative. At Challenges, we strongly believe in applied and experiential learning and in breaking down barriers for youth talent to contribute to the economy,” she said.

able Musukwa so that I understand exactly where these politics are coming from. The council is expected to get the revenue and provide a service to the people," Bishop Chomba. Bishop Chomba said revenue collection was not supposed to be infiltrated with politics because it would hinder service delivery. Meanwhile Bishop Chomba said the Covid-19 was not a hoax therefore people must take all necessary measures which had been put in place to prevent spread of the pandemic. Bishop Chomba said people should not be relaxed

because many lives would be lost. He urged the council workers at both Chililabombwe Municipal Council and Masaiti district council to ensure that they did what was right in order to protect their lives. Bishop Chomba said some people thought the pandemic was a hoax but they were now believing that it was deadly, stating this was a wake up call to everyone person. He directed the council Town Clerks to ensure that non essential workers stayed home and only those required should be at the work place.

State ordered to pay costs to Magistrate Mwelwa

Stanchart launches virtual youth mentorship STANDARD Chartered Bank has partnered with challenges Zambia to launch a Virtual Youth Mentoring initiative for youths which focuses on financial literacy, leadership skills and personal branding. The launch was held via Zoom video conferencing. Standard Chartered Bank Zambia’s Corporate Affairs Manager, Kyembe Kyalusanza, said growth and learning could happen in informal ways such as virtual mentoring sessions the Institution had been hosting. “We believe that it is important to empower the next generation to learn, earn and grow. This is not limited to a classroom or lecture room,” Ms Kyalusanza said. Challenges Zambia Senior Associate, Kasonde Kashulwe, stressed that this was a chance for young people to hear from successful

In light of the new social distancing measures, the Bank launched the initiative to ensure that financial education and growth for Zambian youth continues. These sessions, which were previously held faceto-face, are now being done virtually using the power of technology. The first virtual men-

We are delighted to be partnering with Standard Chartered on this progressive initiative. At Challenges, we strongly believe in applied and experiential learning and in breaking down barriers for youth talent to contribute to the economy.

wanted the court to remove the Attorney General from his petition. In its ruling however, Constitutional Court judge Mungeni Mulenga exercised her discretion and allowed the State to file its answer and affidavit in opposition by July 24 this year or its application will stand dismissed. The court however, condemned the State to pay costs to Mr Mwelwa. “Having considered the circumstance of this case, I am satisfied that this is a case where discretion can be exercised and the 1st respondent condemned to costs. “I hereby grant the 1st respondent’s application for leave to file its answer and affidavit in opposition out of time. The answer and affida-

Enforce Covid rules, Chief Mulilo urges police By PETER SICHALI LOCAL authorities and police should swiftly move in and ensure Covid-19 measures are observed, a Traditional leader has said. Chief Mulilo said yesterday the government through relevant authorities should enforce the implementation of Covid-19 measures to stop community spread of the disease. Chief Mulilo said it is sad that people have taken a casual approach toward a very dangerous disease. He said the increase in the of Covid-19 case is worrying and that there is need to scale up enforcement of Covid-19 preventive measures in line with statutory Instruments. "Government through the Ministry of Health has provided guidelines but people have become so reluctant even when

vit should be filed by July 24, 2020. Failure to which the application shall stand dismissed. The costs are for the petitioner,” Judge Mulenga said.

I hereby grant the 1st respondent’s application for leave to file its answer and affidavit in opposition out of time. The answer and affidavit should be filed by July 24, 2020. Failure to which the application shall stand dismissed. The costs are for the petitioner.

cases are rising," Chief Mulilo said. He noted that people have stopped masking up and observing social distancing despite various sensitization by Government and other stakeholders. Chief Mulilo said Covid-19 has had adverse effects on the economy and general wellbeing of the country therefore there was need for all to join the fight by observing the preventative guidelines. He said it was unfortunate that even some shop owners have stopped providing hand washing facilities and are allowing customers to enter their shops without masking up. Chief Mulilo said Government should scale up enforcement of Covid-19 measures to protect the public. "So far Government is doing well in as far as fighting of Covid-19 is concerned but I would like to appeal to relevant authorities to scale up the enforcement, if it means arresting those that are flouting Covid-19 measures let it be so that the public is protected," he said. He has also appealed to his subjects to cancel unnecessary travels in and out side the country to protect their families from the coronavirus.

drops Lafarge weathers Fertiliser distribution on

If I bring US$1 million in the economy, how much By BUUMBA CHIMBULU do I take out in 12 months if the exchange THE performance of rate has gone up? If capital markets in the I did not hedge then I By BUUMBA CHIMBULU last nine has would have lost out. Bymonths BUUMBA CHIMBULU gone down due to the So there are all these LAFARGE has braved the soaring business NYIMBAZambia Investments is expected to complete factors affecting the current macro-economenvironment caused Covid-19, deliveringinabout total deliveries of by fertiliser countrywide the performance. ic environment which 1.2 next million bags of cement on a monthly basis. two weeks. has affected the exThe cement Head-Sales firm has been leveraging onWillings digital and Marketing, changeplatform andNyimba the inflation mance has which gone from its said partner, Afri delivery, isdown, a food Mulendema, the ffirm was contracted to rates. delivery company. obviously it is reflective supply 32, 550 metric tonnes of fertilizer. 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Company NTERPRISES should preserve health and safety formance the capital "If that IKhan, bring US$1 Chiefof Executive Officer, Jimmy said Lafarge Mr Mulendema stressed Nyimba was milactively study and of workers and customers in markets, says Securities Zambia was delivering cement to customers in 90 lion in theof economy, scheduled to complete the delivery all the capture changes the context of Covid-1919 as Exchange Commission minutes through the digital platform. much do IHe take required quantities byhow the end of July. saidout in market demand restrictions are being lifted," (SEC) Chief Executive Of- that Mr Khan explained company had target inthe 12he months if athe exthis at the weekend when paid a courtesy and take actions promptthe report said. to deliver 000 bags a month rate and that was ficer, Phillip change has itgone up? callChitalu. on500, Copperbelt Permanent Secretary, Bright ly to reduce negative im500 bags every fourhedge days. then I The report recommended Mr delivering Chitalu explained If three I didtonot Nundwe. 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Heand explained that ZRA had continued to preference,” he said. Government has issued proactive our andinthrough this whole OVERNMENT has profiled Covid-19 on Small and Me- all arrears its Cooperating Partare certain that wecustomers will complete the next two rate asbe capital waswith erodStanbic Bank Zambia provide that relief, understanding the current a K8 billion Covid-19 bond whose proceeds tragedy, there hasdelivery been a silver that we have dismantling them with THE and Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) is weeks. Timely is our lining key Debt strategy,” Mr dium Enterprises (SMEs) in preference ners. ed within a short period Regional Capital Covid-19 situation. will go towards needy areas, including kind of accelerated and put a lot more effort into some to sectors with high economic returns, currently granting tax relief to qualified Mulendema said. Zambia. It said this should to be of time. Markets Manager, Pas“The position of Government is very clear, payment of retirees, contractors and suppliers, of technology solutions,” he said. Finance Minister, Bwalya Ng’andu, hasTax said. taxpayers of up 12 months through In response, Mr Nundwe, said he was According totothe report, supplemented with the supCapital markets, he excal Mwila, stressed that our minister made a statement instructing which have been hit by reduced liquidity due Mt Khan saidthat retail demand had doubled in this Dr Ng’andu said Government had put in Time to Pay Agreements (TPAs). impressed Nyimba started distributing the enterprises should urgently of at commercial did not operate a that healthy and functionZRAport to look each case ofbanks. merit and ensure plained, to the pandemic. period which he indicated was aseason. sustainable place aCommissioner plan to dismantle its profiled arrears. ZRA General, Kingsley inputs way ahead of the farming adapt to the new market deAccording the report, and there- for ing capital market was that business is not to strangled as a result of in a vacuum The State intends to dismantle arrears to 1, business opportunity Lafarge. “Off course theorganisation plan is in place. Everybody Chanda, said his was signing He also said presidential directive was that change after the pandemic," mand to reduce thearrears negative private lending,that inclusive fifore, it got affected by the models should be fully exindicative of the perforCovid-19. “Taxpayer have approached 500 retirees to the tune of K500 million while He however said the company’s chain had knows that we have so what we have TPAs with some taxpayers of between six and the Copperbelt province shouldsupply not continuously the report said. impact by rapidly adjusting nance and online. banking macro-economic fundaplored, before considering us with specific requests of some kind of relief mance ofimported. theengine economy. also releasing K170 million to banks for the been affected as spare parts were done is that we have profile the arrears that we 12 months. depend on mining as its economic drive. The encouraged their manufacturing plan among others, couldto our alsolaws, we mentals “One such difficult as inflation layoffs and salary applicable, according of third party arrears and K140 cuts," million thewhere Mr said itthat was wesaid have had in Mwila operations is that have and we are payingthat off. The implementer Mr Chanda explained taxpayers were reportpayment Mr Nundwe that had since directed enterprises to streamline and sales and the exchange rates. timely financial report said. haveprovide granted,” Mr Chanda said.suptowards various contractors. supply chains been dramatically impacted, to have knows how far their we have in paying out allowed to strategy. pay taxesgone in instalments agriculture have should beimperative included on board as all a businesses and reduce costs For instance, report was speaking Chanda said his organisation was giving He of for SMEs. Last week, former Finance Minister, It further stressed the Mrport our spare were parts refrom abroad,” Mr Khan said. because I do not sitthe there every day to see robust capital market, through the signed TPAs. minerals acome diminishing resource. who had approached ZRA payments Katele Kalumba Government to give to havetaxpayers rapidly. It indicated that en- urged said, some companies cently Stanbic during the "Development of new need for enterprises Zambia Executive Officer, Leina who has paid. enough thethe index to “We dobeen have a couple of had taxpayers that are HeBank saidStanbic that the Chief province hasfor been largest preference to institutions thatrisk would reinvest “We are not giving taxin waivers said continued to explore terprises take timely voluntarily tobeen manZambia-Anakazi financial products the per say,Bank Gabaraane, a sound management toterms. is shifted to make sure thepaying resources are should be used as Domestic a barometer on “My TPAsjob and they have according contributor to his the institution country’s Gross money cash to enhance liquidity the economy. we are giving maybe payments terms effective ways of contacting clients in a contactless measures preserve ufacturing Personal ProtecBanking Online Converavailable then they start implementing andarelong-term, it prepare toincushion the ad-whatmedium to what weand agreed. “Normally this ranges from to the for even the economy. 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Tuesday 7 July, 2020

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Tuesday 21 July, 2020

Petra Diamonds sells Botswana exploration assets JOHANNESBURG - Petra Diamonds has agreed to sell its Botswanan exploration assets to Botswana Diamonds for $300, 000 and a five percent royalty on future revenue, the diamond miner, which is in the process of restructuring, said yesterday. The purchase price will be payable in two equal instalments on or before August 31, 2021 and August 31, 2022, Petra said. Botswana Diamonds has the option to buy out the royalty for $2 million in cash. Petra’s subsidiary Sekaka Diamonds Exploration (Pty) Limited, which Botswana Diamonds would take over, holds three prospecting licences including the KX36 project, which has an indicated resource of 17.9 million tonnes at 35 carats per hundred tonnes. Botswana Diamonds managing director James Campbell said KX36 would be the company’s most advanced project in southern Africa, and Sekaka’s exploration database would also be “hugely complementary” to its current activities. Petra, which has been

Nigerian banks to limit debit card spending abroad to ease forex risk ABUJA - Nigerian banks plan to reduce the amount customers can spend abroad using debit cards, two lenders said, as banks try to limit foreign currency settlement risk. The country is facing dollar shortages because of the sharp fall in the price of oil, Nigeria’s main export, and domestic banks are trying to avoid transactions with hard currency. Stanbic IBTC Bank, the local unit of South Africa’s Standard Bank, said it will halve the spending limit for offshore card transactions to $500 per month from yesterday and will limit cash withdrawals to $100. Another top tier lender Zenith Bank said it will temporarily suspend the use of debit cards abroad for cash withdrawals and cut the monthly spending limit abroad by more than half to $200.

Analysts

“The first tranche of the purchase consideration is not expected to be received until August 2021, making the sale too long-dated to help with Petra’s immediate cash flow challenges,” planning to sell Sekaka since June 2018, said the deal is separate to the sales process it announced last month as part of its restructuring. “The first tranche of the purchase consideration is not expected to be received until August 2021, making the sale too long-dated to help with Petra’s immediate cash flow challenges,” said BMO analyst Edward Sterck. The sale still requires approval from the Botswana Competition Commission, ministerial consent in Botswana, and approval from Petra’s lenders and debtholders. – REUTERS.

“This review is in response to today’s economic realities,” Zenith said in a notice, advising clients to request prepaid dollar cards. Other lenders - Ecobank and Fidelity Bank - have also lowered withdrawal limits for individuals while abroad. Such moves have previously been at the behest of the central bank, but it was not clear if the regulator was behind the latest action. The central bank did not respond to a request for comment. The bank is battling to conserve dollar reserves that are down 19 percent from a year ago. Last week it depreciated the currency on the official market prompting the naira to weaken on the black and over-the-counter spot markets. Bankers told Reuters that it now takes more than six months to settle foreign lines of credit. Nigeria is yet to resume forex sales to retail currency traders after it banned international travel as part of a lockdown measure to slow the spread of the coronavirus that has killed 778 people and infected more than 36, 000. – REUTERS.

YOUNG TURKS …Ramaphosa lauds young entrepreneurs as ‘silver lining to the dark Covid-19 cloud’

OHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa has praised what he calls a “new breed of young entrepreneurs” for coming up with “home-grown solutions to the contemporary challenges we face” as the country continues to battle the economic shock of the Covid-19 pandemic. South Africa was already in recession when the nationwide lockdown was instituted in late March, and the country’s already-high official unemployment rate is expected to surge as a result of the pandemic’s impact on businesses, while tax revenue is expected to plunge by around R300

billion. According to a new study, roughly three million people may have lost their jobs between February and April. The country’s youth unemployment is particularly acute. In his weekly newsletter yesterday, Ramaphosa said even in South Africa’s “darkest hour,” the country has had to focus on green shoots of renewal, namely young entrepreneurs, which he said were the “silver lining to the dark Covid-19 cloud.” “Our economic recovery cannot wait until the coronavirus pandemic is over. It needs to start now. One of the defining developments during the lockdown was how

Gordhan says SAA money yet to be found JOHANNESBURG Minister of Public Enterprises, Pravin Gordhan, said the government has yet to determine how the rescue of South African Airways will be

funded. His ministry and the National Treasury said last Thursday they would mobilise the additional R10 billion rand the bankrupt airline’s administrators said is needed

businesses in the townships and rural areas came into their own as people were not able to travel around much,” he said. Ramaphosa named a number of young entrepreneurs who started business either just before or during the pandemic. – FIN24.

to effect the rescue. In a July 17 Twitter posting Finance Minister Tito Mboweni denied planning to bail out SAA. “What government has committed to is to mobilise funding,” Gordhan said in an interview on The Fix, a programme on Johannesburg-based television station eNCA. “Now where it comes from, the form it comes is something that is still being worked on.” Meanwhile, Gordhan said South Africa is considering an independent board for its ailing national airline, with a shareholder structure similar to that of part state-owned telecoms firm Telkom. Debt-ridden SAA has been in a form of bankruptcy protection since December. Its creditors approved a rescue plan last week that involves scaling down its fleet, shedding thousands of jobs and a commitment of over 10 billion

rand ($599.6 million) from the government “Telkom is an interesting model that we could actually look at as we go forward,” Gordhan said, adding that the new SAA cannot be run by a “bunch of amateurs.” He did not specify if the revamped airline will be a listed entity. Telkom SA among the top three telecom service providers in Africa’s most industrialised country, is run independently and not bound by government guidelines set up for most South African sate-owned enterprises. The government directly holds a 37 percent stake in the listed entity and stateowned fund manager Public Investment Corp. owns around 15 percent. The rest is owned by institutional investors and the public. – BLOOMBERG NEWS/REUTERS.

Zim on course to meet 2020 budget deficit target - finance minister HARARE - Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said yesterday the country was on track to meet its budget deficit target of 1.5 percent of GDP in 2020 in a key update that was absent from his mid-term budget last week. Ncube, said he would not seek additional funding this year since the national treasury had spent less than half of its budget despite pressure from the Covid-19 pandemic.

“I am still focusing on a budget deficit of 1.5 percent of GDP and we are well on our way to achieving that,” Ncube said during a review of the half-year budget held virtually. This would be an improvement on last year’s four percent deficit. It was not clear why that figure was omitted from last week’s presentation. Economic analysts are worried that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government is

trying to balance the budget at the expense of spending more on social services and the health sector, even as it grapples with the coronavirus pandemic. Zimbabwe is in the grip of its worst economic crisis in more than a decade that has seen a sharp devaluation of its currency and inflation running above 700 percent, one of the highest in the world. The government has spooked investors by temporarily shutting the stock

exchange saying it was being used to sabotage the economy. Ncube said the local bourse would only be re-opened once investigations into its activities are concluded in two weeks and the government receives recommendations. He added that a planned U.S. dollar stock exchange in the resort town of Victoria Falls was set to open next month after parliament enacts a law for its establishment. – REUTERS.

Tuesday 21 July, 2020

HH has held UPND hostage for far too long Dear Editor, THE dictator Hakainde Hichilema now stands defiantly in violation of not just the party constitution, but the Republican Constitution as well. Article 60 of the Constitution requires a political party to promote and practice democracy through regular, free and fair elections within the party; and further, to respect the right of its members to participate in the affairs of the political party. Mr Hichilema was elected president of the United Party for National Development (UPND) on Friday, July 14, 2006 at a convention held at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka. Today, over 14 years and six presidential elections later, Mr Hichilema is still president of UPND. And the real shocker is that the last convention at which Mr Hichilema reaffirmed his legitimacy is the same 2006 one that elected him. For a party that is contesting elections in a democratic country, the UPND has displayed a contrary style of internal governance. Despite calls for a convention that date as far back as 2008, Mr Hichilema has managed to hold the UPND hostage by being its major source of funding. Indeed, in December 2008, Mr Hichilema said that there is no money to hold the convention. This was in response to some members of the UPND National Management Committee (NMC) who challenged their president to call for a convention before the 2011 elections in the wake of his two consecutive losses and expiration of his tenure in 2011. The lack of money has been the reason for the lack of a convention ever since. Yet, the billionaire president has been able to source funding for presidential campaigns featuring nationwide helicopter tours, road shows and billboards. Mr Hichilema’s stranglehold on the party has been consolidated by having its leadership walking the same anti-convention line. Unsurprisingly, many of the leadership were handpicked by Mr Hichilema, such as his former party Vice President, Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba (GBM) who at that time before defecting back to the PF declared that there would be no national convention and Mr Hichilema will still be the presidential candidate in the 2021

general elections. It is now clear that Mr Hichilema and his handpicked allies will preside over UPND until the end of their days unless the party wins power before then. When members of the UPND have attempted to exercise their constitutional right to participate in its affairs or aspire for leadership positions, Mr Hichilema’s machinery has ensured that they are silenced and hounded out. Members are afraid to speak, but the silence of everyone in the party is too loud – Mr Hichilema has become a dictator. A good example is how HH and his cronies humiliated one of its former Vice President Canisius Banda and to all of us that was clear evidence of the dictatorial workings of the party under Mr Hichilema. Because of his now established and continuing party dictatorship, Mr Hichilema has lost the moral right to criticise the legitimately elected President of the Patriotic Front and the Republic of Zambia, Edgar Lungu. The ruling PF went for a convention in 2014, and has publicly announced another convention to reaffirm the legitimacy of its leadership. Similarly, the National Restoration Party (NAREP) recently a convention reaffirming the legitimacy of leadership. It is now only a matter of time before a courageous UPND member takes the matter of Hichilema’s dictatorship before the courts of law. There are many hardworking but frustrated men and women in the UPND who can engineer this long awaited democratic coup. Garry Nkombo, Cornelius Mweetwa, Jack Mwimbu, and many others have painfully stayed on while others such as Canisius Banda, Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba, Richwell Siamunene and Greyford Moonde were frustrated or hounded out for their democratic and developmental ambitions. For Mr Hichilema, it will take underhand tactics, for him to continue as UPND president. However, this is sure to damage his and the party’s image in the eyes of the Zambian people. If the party does not split as a result of this, it would nonetheless have damaged its chances of unseating the PF in 2021. DR JOZE MANDA, Political Analyst, Lusaka.

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WE CAN’T LOCKDOWN Dear Editor,

UST wear a mask. We can’t afford a lockdown with the economy predicted at -5 prcent growth. If we lockdown it will be a complete meltdown and almost unrecoverable. Secondly, all constitutional offices must continue no compromise there, government must continue. Most people in Lusaka can’t even afford two days in lockdown, it will lead to more chaos and riots. Most Zambian men cannot stand seeing their children starving, they will come out even if it means facing police. For a lockdown to be effective it’s has to be at least two weeks… At the rate Covid-19 has spread it’s useless to lockdown without

plan or information, it’s already in the room. The only thing to do is to try to keep the sick numbers manageable by the hospital and mandatory facemask. Let’s start immediately mass testing, contact tracing and isolation. We can’t afford to touch the economy. We can’t! This is now war for this nation and we must fight with everything we have; the dying economy and Covid-19 must be fought at both fronts. This time we fight not from slavery or colonisation but annihilation. Right to live has a nation. “We will not go quietly into the night. We will not vanish without a fight. We’re going to live on. We’re going to survive” independence day speech… NKOKOMALIMBA

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Dear Editor, DO you know that most Zambians sleep under a mosquito net and not inside a treated mosquito net? In Practical Preventive medicine we encourage people to sleep inside a treated mosquito net and not under a mosquito net. Today, most adverts on malaria prevention encourages people to sleep under a mosquito net, that’s why a lot of people sleep with their nets folded and hanged above their sleeping beds. Today the world has shifted attention to Covid-19, when in actual sense Malaria claims millions of people worldwide, ranked second from Liver disease. Therefore our adverts on radio should be more of practical wordings and objective than standard English. That’s what Health promotion targets. It aims at behavioural changes than theories. Looking forward for Ministry of Health changing the adverts on media to promote People sleeping inside a treated mosquito net as they serve as a barrier not just on mosquitoes but from both reptiles and vectors, especially this cold season. INSP. RABBSON WA DAKA, Luangwa Feira Ext.

Merchants of death should tame their political ambitions Dear Editor, FIRSTLY, we wish to convey our deepest condolences to the families of Mr Mwenya Munkonge and Mr Rodgers Mwewa for their untimely deaths and all those who have lost loved ones to Covid-19. We also sympathise with the ruling Patriotic Front party as well as the electorates for losing gallant sons of the soil at the time they were needed. This is the tragic loss and each life is unique and can never be substituted. We have noted a number of insensitive comments by opposition sympathsers especially the growing speculations on the cause of death. We have also noted that some UPND sympathisers as well as NDC Copperbelt provincial chairman George Sichula who has openly resisted to hide their joy upon hearing the sad news.

The pro-death comments that are flying on social media have not been condemned by the UPND leadership. We are also in possession of a screenshot by the UPND leadership in which he tweeted linking the death of the two to the constitution of Zambia Amendment Bill number 10. We are also in possession of the screenshot by a Mr Mainda Simataa, a member of UPND media team in which he celebrated the death of the two. Again, UPND has not condemned the inhuman behaviour by the member of its media team. We also recall that a few years ago, the UPND and other merchants of death used to mock President Sata's ill health until he answered the Lord's call. The same cartel has now regrouped with the same inhuman behaviour wishing their political enemy death. We find the cited behaviour not only criminal but it is immoral as

well as against the tenets of the declaration of Zambia as a Christian nation. This is also against our culture, it is unZambian as well as unAfrican. Under Zambian culture, during the time of mourning family members and friends, including enemies bury their differences and allow themselves to give the departed soul a dignified departure. We challenge the UPND to disown the statements that have been issued by their sympathisers as a way of promoting national healing. We also wish to remind them that death is a natural cause, it is not a preserve of PF members, it knows no political affiliations. We therefore urge the merchants of death to disband and offer the necessary support to the bereaved families. May the gentle souls of Mr Mwewa and Mr Munkonge rest in peace. MARVIN CHANDA

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KASAMA AIRPORT RUNWAY WORKS IRKS STATE HOUSE

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY The Zambia Industrial Commercial Bank Limited (ZICB) is committed to meeting its mission of supporting its customers’ wealth creation and growth through provision of customer-centric banking solutions to its chosen segments that are pivotal to commercialisation and industrialisation of the Zambian economy. In line with its mission, the bank is seeking to recruit a highly motivated, result-oriented, well qualified and experienced professional to fill the following vacancy:

Customer Service � Timeous responses and resolution of customer complaints

BRANCH COORDINATOR – SALES AND SERVICES (1). Location: Kitwe

� Should have excellent organisational, administrative, and problem-solving skills

Job holder will be responsible for growing the Branch’s balance sheet through customer acquisition and deposit mobilisation while cross selling loans, advances, and transactional services. Key products to be sold will include payroll, savings, and investment accounts.

� Possess strong communication, interpersonal, and customer service skills

The job holder will be expected to ensure that the Branch achieves and sustains profitability by ensuring effective cost management as well as implementation of revenue generating activities. Compliance with the Bank’s policies and procedures relating to branch sales and services activities will be a key deliverable.

� Ability to read and interpret Financial Statements

Key tasks will include: Sales Activities � Coordinating the sales team by managing call plans and following up leads � Managing branch sales meetings and closure of action items ensuing from sales activities � Development and maintenance of a cross-sales matrix and ensuring cross-sell targets are met � Effective communication with both existing and prospective customers aimed at growing customer transactional volumes Customer Onboarding � Collection and verification of Know - Your - Customer (KYC) documents to facilitate account opening and filing of the same � Ensuring the adequacy of sales-related equipment and/or material to enable efficiency in sales and customer onboarding

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SPECIAL Assistant to the President for project implementation and monitoring Andrew Chellah has ordered the acceleration of works for the construction of a runway at Kasama Airport. Mr. Chellah, who inspected the project site yesterday, expressed his displeasure that despite receiving payment from government about two months ago, the contractor has not made progress. “Government will not entertain further delay to complete the project and contractor should stop giving excuses for the slow pace of works, “ warned Mr Chellah. This was after the contractor claimed that Chinese nationals to operate a stone crusher were stuck in China due to the Covid-19 outbreak. However, Mr. Chellah and his delegation disputed the claim saying human resource to operate various heavy duty machines could be found locally.

� Presentation skills to effectively gain customer interest in the Bank’s products and services

� Analytical and leadership skills Educational and Experience Requirements � Grade 12 School Certificate or General Certificate of Education equivalent. � Minimum of a Diploma in Banking, Finance, Business Administration, or any relevant field. � Minimum of two years (2 years) relevant experience. Only candidates who meet the above job specifications should apply by enclosing their detailed CV’s, photocopies of their academic/professional qualifications and any other relevant documentation in support of their application. Daytime reachable telephone and/or mobile numbers should be clearly stated. Kindly note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Applications should reach the undersigned before close of business on Thursday, 23rd July 2020. Head – Human Capital Zambia Industrial Commercial Bank Limited Farmers House/Central Park, Corner of Church Road and Cairo Road P. O. Box 30228 LUSAKA

Mr. Chellah He said President Edgar Lungu has given clear instructions that works on construction projects should not stall as a result of COVID-19 but must continue under strict adherence to prevention measures. The Kasama Airport project is key to the economic development of the Northern Region which is a tourism hub for the country hence the urgent need to complete it, the Presidential Aide noted. Mr. Chellah has since directed the project consultant to ensure that the runway is completed before December this year. He instructed the consultant to work with relevant government offices to address any possible challenges on the project. Meanwhile, Kasama District Commissioner Kelly Kashiwa said delay to complete the project has become a source of concern among stakeholders and advised the contractor to expedite the works. Mr. Kashiwa also reiterated the need for the contractor to consult implementing agencies to find people locally that can operate machines to avoid the stalling of works. In May this year, government through the Ministry of Finance released K29 million towards the completion of Kasama Airport Runway project out of which K17 million was paid to the contractor while the project consultant received K12 million. -ZANIS

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L/STONE COMPLIANCE LEVELS DROP By ANDREW MUKOMA

LACK of adherence to Covid-19 preventive measures in Livingstone is worrying, especially in crowded markets in the city, a civic leader has complained. A number of marketeers and customers alike have abandoned masks and are not observing social distancing while handshakes have become common again. Namatama ward councillor, Kelvin Maambo, complained that people were treating Covid-19 as an ordinary disease without appreciating how deadly it was. Mr Maambo said it was disappointing and worrying to see people crowding public places like markets without taking precaution measures as guided by health authorities. In an interview with the Daily Nation in Livingstone, Mr Malambo said many people in the tourist capital had become complacent in following the guidelines. He added that the situation was worrying and could result in a serious health problem if left to continue. Mr. Maambo who represents one of the densely populated areas, Ngwenya and Namatama, said people in Ngwenya compound resorted to be doing their usual activities with total disregard for preventive measures. He advised residents to take preventing measures seriously in order to protect themselves and their families against COVID-19, whose cases were rising. In view of the situation, Mr Maambo has acquired about 200 disposable face masks to be distributed at Ngwenya Market. This, he said, would encourage traders to continue masking up and protect themselves from catching the virus.

Ndeke Hospital project awaits funds By SANFROSSA MANYINDA WE are working hard to ensure that funds for the completion of Ndeke Mini Hospital in Kitwe are made available so that the contractor is back on site, Copperbelt Provincial Health Director Robert Zulu has said. Residents of Ndeke and surrounding areas said they

Dr Ntalasha “We have noted some challenges caused a delay in the completion of the mini hospital such as funding from Government and I know it is difficult to state exactly when the project would be completed but we hope it would be soon,”

needed better health services with in-patient, admission wards, maternity and labour services. For the past decades only a small outpatient clinic had been providing health services to over 20,000 people. The residents have for a long time now been complaining about the delay in the completion of the hospital. Dr Zulu said that the long awaited hospital would see its completion once funds were made available for the contractor. “We have noted some challenges caused a delay in the completion of the mini hospital such as funding from Government and I know it is difficult to state exactly when the project would be completed but we hope it would be soon,” he said. DR Zulu said that his office was working hand in hand with the provincial administration and the headquarters in Lusaka to ensure that funds were made available for the contractor.

Nkana constituents want realistic pledges

By ROGERS KALERO

THE electorates in Nkana constituency in Kitwe have demanded that anyone aspiring to stand as a Member of Parliament (MP) must clearly spell out a feasible development model. They demanded that this time around, aspiring candidates must not present an overambitious development programme, which they would fail to deliver. This was after former Rokana ward councillor, who is aspiring to be adopted on PF ticket, Gift Kalumba, pledged to change the face of the constituency by doing a 100 per cent turn around in various areas once elected. In his posting on Kitwe residents’ blog, Mr Kalumba said he would do a 100 per cent turn around starting with giving people opportunities they have missed in last five years. He said once voted into office, he would ensure true representation within the parliamentary decorum, etiquette and roles. Mr Kalumba said he would fight for the constituency to get the desired share in national development, making sure Constituency Development Fund (CDF) was delivered on time. "I will also ensure that Nkana has a voice on the floor of the house. In terms of youths, I want to revamp sports facilities, from schools to clubs, township roads and fighting for upgrading of shanty area so that social amenities can be taken to the people. "I would want to create at

least one skills centre for artisan course relevant to Nkana business model and current and future needs and fighting miners plight, mine suppliers and contract to have a law that will compel mine industries to portion a good number jobs, contracts to Zambians,'' Mr Kalumba said. But some bloggers told Mr Kalumba that some of his plans were over ambitious and demanded to know how he would achieve them. The bloggers urged Mr Kalumba to think through the whole model because it was a very important question which needed an answer that would give a clear roadmap with a time frame. "Please think through this very important question and give us a clear road map with a time frame if possible once elected ...will see if CDF be enough to implement all the above plans? How will you decongest the CBD ? Will CDF also reconstruct your roads? ,'' one of the bloggers said. They also asked Mr Kalumba to spare some time in planning for the challenges Nkana constituency was facing. "May be take time to understand problems in your area as well this might help you in coming up with workable solutions. "Upgrading of informal settlements clearly also comes with huge challenges please tell us how you will make a difference and which informal settlements are you targeting? I hope it's not kamakonde,'' another blogger added. More bloggers demanded that there should be honesty in the manner

Tuesday 21 July, 2020

5000 EX-MINERS PETITION OVER BENEFITS By MUYANI SHINJABALE

VER 5000 ex-miners in Luanshya have petitioned President Edgar Lungu to intervene for them to get their benefits. The ex-miners gathered at Mpatamato Secondary School where they presented their petition to Luanshya Mayor Nathan Chanda to present to the Head of State. Former Roan Antelope Mining Cooperation, Chairman, Martin Chisanga said the aggrieved ex-miners were former Roan Antelope Mine Company (RAMCOS) workers. Mr Chisanga said the ex-miners were subjected to great hardships due to the loss

of employment and the delay in the release of their National Pensions Scheme Authority (NAPSA) and Mukuba Funds. He pleaded with the Head of

State to look into the matter as it had negatively affected their livelihoods. And RAMCOS Secretary, Joseph Mwenya stated that the

ex miners needed the money they worked for from January 2000 to January 2004 so that they would venture in agriculture. Mr Mwenya indicated that the release of the NAPSA deductions and Christmas bonuses deducted from their salaries had to be done urgently. He said the ex-miners made huge contributions to the national treasury through the payment of taxes and should therefore be cared for. Also Luanshya Mayor Nathan Chanda blamed the Administrator General for the delay in addressing the matter. Mr Chanda encouraged the ex-miners to take up farming as a way of life in order to promote diversification in agriculture.

Chief Nkambo pledges support to Masaiti DC CHIEF Nkambo of Masaiti District on the Copperbelt Province has pledged to work closely with the newly appointed District Commissioner Patrick Zulu in order to foster development in his Chiefdom and the rest of the district. The traditional leader disclosed that Mr Zulu grew up in his chiefdomin Masaiti and

hoped that being a local person he would work to develop the area. Chief Nkambo said this when Copperbelt Permanent Secretary Bright Nundwe formally introduced the new DC to the chief at his residence in Ndola. He added that for many years, the Nkambo Chiefdom has produced leaders who

have worked at various levels of leadership in the country. Meanwhile, the chief thanked Government for delivering farming inputs to the farmers in his chiefdom on time. Earlier, Mr Nundwe urged chief Nkambo to always

collaborate with the DC whenever he has issues to discuss with Government. The Permanent Secretary encouraged the traditional leader to continue sensitising members of his Chiefdom on COVID-19 pandemic. - ZANIS

‘Kitwe should have more roads repaired’ By ROGERS KALERO GOVERNMENT should consider giving Kitwe an additional number of kilometres of roads for rehabilitation including the badly damaged Chibuluma road. Kitwe District Commissioner (DC) Chileshe Bweupe and Mayor Christopher Kang'ombe made the appeal at the weekend. The two officials said the 53 kilometres which Kitwe had been allocated on the rehabilitation programme were not enough because a large part of the network was badly damaged. They said it was for this reason that kilometres should be increased so that stretches like Chibuluma road could be covered. The two leaders were

speaking at the weekend when Local Government Permanent Secretary Ed Chomba paid a courtesy call. Mr Bweupe said the city was facing a number of challenges which included low levels of compliance of COVID 19 guidelines and bad state of some roads. He cited Independence Avenue and Chibuluma roads as some of the roads which were in bad state and needed urgent attention. "As a district, we have a challenge of bad state of roads and we think something should be done. We think the number of kilometres which we were given must be increased to cover the other roads which have not been done. "The 53 kilometres which we were given are not enough.

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FORMER NorthWestern Province Minister, Stephen Masumba, has called on people in the province to support the newly appointed District Commissioners. Mr Masumba said people should respect the President’s appointments and work with the new DCs to deliver to people’s expectations. He said there was no need for acrimony over the appointments as all loyal members of the Patriotic Front and other citizens should support President Edgar Lungu’s appointments which were done on merit. Mr Masumba who is also former Mufumbwe Member of Parliament pledged to support and offer guidance where needed to the newly appointed Mufumbwe DC Haggai Kalota. Speaking in an interview in Solwezi, Mr Masumba thanked the Head of State for giving an opportunity to every citizen to serve in public offices. He called on the people in the region to support President Lungu’s development agenda which was being rolled out across the country. He said there is need for people in NorthWestern to put aside political differences and work together in developing the province. Mr Masumba said the province had lagged behind in terms of development due to politicking by those in the opposition. President Edgar Lungu earlier in the month appointed new DCs for seven districts in North-western Province. - ZANIS

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U O Y R O F E R HE ‘ALCOHOL ABUSE RIFE IN MUKUNI CHIEFDOM’ By ANDREW MUKOMA

A TRADITIONAL leader in Livingstone has bemoaned the high rate at which young people are abusing alcohol amidst the ravaging Covid-19. Headman Nyanzabili in Shungu Ward bordering with Mukuni Chiefdom of Kazungula lamented that the youth were consuming alcohol at a higher rate and did not observe preventing measures. The traditional leader, whose name is Jackson Nyambe Muliwana, said many youths in the area were not productive resulting in excessive beer drinking. He said in an interview in Livingstone that excessive alcohol consumption was hampering development in Nyanzabili settlement area. “As headman Nyanzabili, I have a big concern with the situation in my area. I have noted with concern the high levels of alcohol abuse by young people even when these bars and taverns are closed because of this Coronavirus. “Today when you come to my area, you will be shocked to find youths drunk as early as 09:00 hours. There is a lot of brewing of local beer called Kachasu in our settlement area. Yes, we agree that employment is a challenge but, drinking of beer instead of engaging in productive activities is worrying me,” he said. The headman observed the need for people especially youths to make positive life choices that would contribute to their improved livelihoods in the community. He has since called on the Livingstone City Council to help control excessive drinking of alcohol among youths in his area. Headman Nyanzabili said youths usually misbehave after getting intoxicated and that there was no way they could even wear face-masks or observe social distancing.

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Those aspiring to be Natural anybody can dotalk about Rather than and hype President of Zambia one laws, if corruption order is a factor. about – aThere vice day; can also legitimately is a lot we can do about artificial which is all over, the question claim to this single laws,access since they respond to our for me would be, what kind of constituency – and they are specific needs. many! this is theas case, away criminal justice system does YouIf see laws made by from any form not ofDo emotion or sysZambia want? wea have man, should be source sentimentalism the task ahead of tension problems. The tems whichor promote delivery calls for total and absolute reason is simple. Laws as made and process accountability in responsibility. It calls fortension by police man cannot cause the andand other our instistatesmanship calls for because they respond to a tutions? maturity andneed respect to all particular for ORDER. We gothere on and on. Last citizens irrespective race, So,can when isoftension as creed, origin and other. week, the Zambia Revenue a result of LAW –any in the making is this reason why I is ama was Commissioner-General orIt existing, then there beginning to entertain complaining about the inbigger problem in thethe tension idea that what weB. areBoth seeing between and A andisB creases inAsmuggling. Who asare “VIOLENT POCKETS” is a but reading same book involved andthe what kind of penmanifestation of dirty seeds reading different chapters. Let’s alties do we have? of a “PRIVATE AGENDA,” take it that A is reading from Whoagenda does has not know that which eyes on the chapter calleditsZambia and “POLITICAL still on Zambians are in B is readingPOWER.” from involved the So chapter our CIVICS, I advise those who smuggling, to the the only point where called Aliens, time that do not agree with me to chatmilthe is spending the country two will see the same thing with conflict resolution lions patrolling ouris experts borders? in a similar manner when or/and look at Para three in there isindividuals, a combinationboast of forces, Some of the preamble of the Universal seekingamassed triumph in wealth, the favor of having Declaration of Human Rights. yet either. that It waswealth writtenisinhighly 1948 –problemmany one cares and the other atic.Here, Justbefore that they decades I was now born. have does not. The one who cares is Nofinancial self respecting the muscleand to defend pushing for stability and order, responsible citizen, will risedoing up wrong. Trust me, wrong using law. The one who does to the occasion of defending isnot a dangerous route! care is using instruments A wrong! I rest my case. One quality can only reach of if heLAW stoodisonits a Respect and responsibility stand mounted on a mountain neutrality. We are have everything to doALL with equal surrounded by and eggs. Theyiscan before the law there what one has been doing in no easily break if years there no doubt that, butis the lastabout 10 – 20 orprobably so.care A and trust me, uproar then person not have to present talkis humandoes failing, which inevitable! about who or what he/she is or a big problem tonational our Zambia. The other has has done. whichfail tend But again Facts, those who us are obligations, imposed by law to be stubborn and cannot be and also the Zambians! otherbut has very Justifiable, few - all close disputed ONLY problem willa matter. comepart or toThe thehand chest. important are on toAn settle ofIf the is the factenof visit usdescription the do moment we must justice towe entitiesdouble whoFourth arestandards. cheering tertain For Zambia, the Estate but notbenefit readilyuspart of the avoidance ofgreatly doubt, double will if equation. These are spoilers and tend to professionalism rooted. standards comeisinto playThere when align themselves towith thean Alien is NOTHING wrong for instance; you treat two inchapter. individual Journalist believing/ dividuals accused of the same Law Order are important followingand a partisan agenda. offense differently. But here, ingredients of life and BUT there is everything wrong what I Isee as aof problem is the living. know nopartisan civilised in IMPORTING that circumstances, wherein these tendency investigators agenda in by thesome professional lane/ dispensed toingredients really acan badbe job. work of ado Journalist. Friends, of. During the barbaric you will allrole agree with the me that The of Anti American scandal (US) Police Brutality unearthing is not the Corruption Commission that led to as theadministering unfortunate death same thing (ACC) whenever it takes a matof George campaign unfairness. IFloyd. insist, The if justice and ter to Court is to ensure that a dubbed, black lives matter, equity is part of your faculty is all water tight case exists, about LAW and ORDER. Do alyou of thought, you cannot beand agree you don’t? low NOorroom for technicalities “scandalising” others with your I support ALL lives, but to defeat justice. In addition “dirty tentacles!” injustice; irrespective The of countrytoNEVER theimportance ACC, I would see no of perpetrator! (The context wide support means plausible reason forthat one who of George is injustice, which you can win a Zambian has beenonly shouting corruption, offends LAW andif ORDER). Presidential race, you can corruption, corruption, to fail Friends LAW and attract support fromORDER all the is tocritical assist for it Undoubtedly, achieve survival!its objective, provinces. it when it really matters. would also be easier to govern you next week. rather than wait one if See aSo President-elect, hasuntil a Comments: ngandem12@ “walks to those who majority in freedom,” Parliament. Conflict gmail.com is retrogressive verycorrupeasily are custodiansand of the Cell/SMS 0977776191 andrise accommodates irrationality. tion propaganda, should 0955 776191 ALL TAKE up toPOLITICIANS the occasionMUST and give the HEED. 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Tonga culture and tradition, the Nobody has any control over question is whether the cultures natural occurrences/events! and tradition of non Tongas The best any government was observed or whether what can do is to advise/counsel happened is the “dictatorship itsthe people but cannot in a of majority.” Every majority democratic dispensation owes a minority a duty! (as inNow, Zambia), out as a force matterthem of principle, of theirnecessary, ancestral grounds, unless I do not serve; innames. instances of national mention (President development asdifferent happened Lungu’s case is during the construction of and unique because of his Kariba Damn. TOWERING legal standing The residents of Gwembe recognised by Law) Valley (my Ancestors – National In view of several political Heroes) were forcibly removed incidents around the country, Colonial government itby is the clear to me that we face the lower lands alongallthe afrom miserable future, unless Who hatched the plan to boo the President? As long as the perpetrators and abettors remain Zambezi tolevels make and wayof leaders at River, various unknown, we are in trouble with accountability and the RULE of LAW. (The Police are very useful for theother damn financed by the many entities beyond the in tracing criminals and imputing criminality in this matter by raising questions such as, “but World Bank political arenaand cansome standMining up in where was the Police?”; is problematic) houses. of(Chief Chipepo and defence Zambia. other Chiefs in the Valley and It is a form of negative During the barbaric American (US) Police Brutality that led to the unfortunate death of George the National Archives have all Who hatched the plan to confrontation (With no added 1964 to The date,campaign we have had this lives is a matter which belongs Floyd. dubbed, black matter, is all about LAW and ORDER. Do you agree or the details.) boo the President? As long as benefit by either the perceived elections after every FIVE to NO political party but all you don’t? Talking about the Dam, that the perpetrators and abettors perpetrators or the actual years. Never mind the fact that Zambians. is anas artificial and it is remain unknown, we changes are in individuals whocreature elect toand display such ambassadors other the international community achievement. is the fact that the Dr In Kaunda standing with I findofitfrightening absurd andlarge EGOs facts Now, it is important to noteat as far was as the ecosystem trouble with accountability no wonder dams around the a strange kind of patriotism) at a frog. That is the choice that traumatic that an “ACT OF social commentators. As you will be happy the thatvery Zambia ForGREED, me, rather than take ECZ were driven by and notwithstanding that the verymostly existence of LAW is concerned; usefulreand the RULE of LAW. (The world have collapsed variance witheither democracy. In this mains Zambians either can be suggests an expectation of civic concept ofmade natural capital; Gender, have helped know, ambassadors are special stable and itspassively growth HOOLIGANISM” away from thenot ECZ’s landmark stakeholders, in andin outside Police are very useful or have developed faults, and in other confrontations, or actively. That order, patterncaptures of tacit defended. The be government, responsibility,who so that a society which respects matters at How all. and CivilasServants who fall in two assured. achievements, we why? should found a fertracing criminals and imputing require engineering I which see FUNDAMENTALISM or oppression was broken in 1991, factHuman that a defence is onthe the – inground this caseofZambia, must in it What all. It requires that we respect beings have categories, namely (a) Career does this mean? It adding value and staying clear tile acceptance criminality in this matter by solutions on a regular basis. EXTREMISM emerging. If this leading to that the landmark change table fromto several individuals potential destroy themselves have ORDER. Order is good for nature so we continue to diplomats or (b) Diplomats that TRUTH or FACTS isofworrisome scandalising thedeclaration institution. the ECZ. It is such actually raising questions as, very Natural creations do notitneed vice is allowed to fester, will of means of government. and and the world as awe know it. commerce and industry. Order benefit from the ORDER that “but where was theand Police?”; is engineering solutions. Have political convenience. must override IFrom personally did NOT agree interesting see hear destroy Zambia, resulting in I dodesires, not agree thatconjecture. we with should hooliganism, which has NO is good for to government and inGod of course, the of this premise and stand problematic) you ever heard of a mountain Ambassadors are not Agents Remember, the artificial more with ofin the the concept things the dividuals whoOrder wereisextremely pain/anguish. entertain anarchy in ourcrises politics. in a democracy. governance. good for supplementary laws,we PLACE point, some comes In as farwhen as alternative requiring fixing and No political party Zambia of have, We need tobetter be a cause at and a loss to I to- difficult, of change but areintending? capable the fortothe vam- ECZ hadI am embraced, but it was and inviews their ofAgain, artificial laws societal the health of a Society it which target a loyal similar outcome. from Southern Province are (Only if such is driven by was formed on the basis of and not a CULT or the fact that explain what is causing so unknowingly complicating or pires and crusaders of interna- gether with several other col- personal interest then, to now sanction. is important for the fabrics that Yes, there are several concerned, it is extremely human desire) our peace or either butchering some political areand much pain, unreasonableness hold together. planets but asformations farOur as I tool, know, Artificial laws are facilitating change; though tional Capital. leagues engaged theclearly institution be in society the forefront of bashing UNREASONABLE and ONLY to SERVE a particular now more of a RELIGION than and anger? Yes in reality Seeking to break these bonds that is a clear case of abuse of the government must take a not ONLY so secure changes, the ECZ. There is a difference UNDEMOCRATIC for anybody region of the country. If that anything else. Otherwise, where fundamentalists and extremists ofstate Sisterhood and Brotherhood power, not part of a diplomatic lead, to protect and insulate our but to assist in several concrete between personal aspirations to that the province is a were to be the case, many is the anger coming from? across the board exist but I do is not only criminal but as NO-GO ZONE for any other assignment. saidnot and institutions from unfair, not andexpect documented ways,toincludand national aspirations. people wouldThat choose to in a own Who does not know that any LEADER be good as other drinking and thatpoison those from normaltosituation, am certain ill-founded and and unreasonable ing of voter education as well Another the institution which belong any suchIpolitical the most vicious hotly part extremism because if as politician expecting other person to the dominant party in the area. party and I would go so far contested war was cooled down that becomes the case, thinking has been bashed from many die. Southern Province is an as urging Zambians NOT to by reason? Some believe that around issues of process and angles; isdeception the Zambia Police Lying, and ECZany regional formation. integral part of Zambia and is support violence or smart criminality delivery accountability, become Service. The bashing arises treachery are forms of illegality a Party for ALL Zambians and We need to be clear with forces acceptance. I do not extremely difficult. Process and disorderly manner thathave mostly out oforthe way (highly “we Let us That takething theisElectoral Commisthe previous former one thing. the agree. We should not allow and Delivery accountability result inthat trouble. these offend agreed” the All Public Order sion of Zambia come credible) members can confirm democratic record that(ECZ). Zambia It has UNREASONABLE thinking to are critical pillars of any LAW and ORDER. a long way, from conducting electhis statement. Act must stay on our Statute can rightfully boast of. From dictate/manage our politics and TRANSPARENT process. For avoidance of doubt, tions any time of the year, includBooks because there the is no othwePART need to NO OFobserve ZAMBIA ISlaws ing the rainy seasons, conducting erthat substitute to law and order. we set for ourselves “FENCED”! elections using metal ballot boxes The issue, the it appears is impleotherwise laws, rules and The culture of violence to where we are. The ECZ at one mentation the same to regulations useless wherever byofbecome whomever, isand a and time had very little to do with the ornamental. As matterwhich ofiffact, that; I have noaquarrel we worrisome phenomena; public, but now there are many as that far to asthe Order is concerned, agree primary duty of isinALIEN our culture and stakeholder engagements – all in it is not to make a Police is reasonable to person and tradition. (IFprotect and ONLY when a quest to promote transparency. permanent faced under attack,decision one maywhen defend property. with a temporally challenge. themselves. In this case, who Since it is common sense For instance,nonpartisan it would be Yes, there are several planets but as far as I know, God created one Earth where co-existence is was attacked?) that the Police is a unwise to community quit your CommandJob because expected and the EARTH can only play its role effectively, if ORDER is not minimised by human chiefs and leaders based institution, and a comit isattest very cold. desires. The Natural Capital school of thought supports a balance in order to assure today and can to theThe factcold that weather mand is a acommand, it would is always passing phase tomorrow. VIOLENCE and INTOLERANCE and making earth moving that no diplomat would like to attacks. developing the first ever code be very interesting toculture. see how are not part ofan Tonga decision because of a window God created one Earth where necessary. Taking the most be This understood as complicating Let us take the Electoral of conduct. When international alternative views around the I am consoled that some in all respects of discomfort, will prove very co-existence of is Zambia expected(ECZ). and bizarre example, do not know chiefs, including Chief Monze Zambian (A per- Commission monitors turned Itheir back on concept of proportional use of representsdemocracy. instances when costly in the long run. what would happen to Zambia EARTH only play and others have roundly human beings interfere sonal and probably an with idealist Itthe has comecan a long way, its from Zambia, Zambian NGOs underif force, would be interpreted. Sometimes, you hear of role effectively, if ORDER is not all security wings of government condemned the mischief. I nature. We see loads of trucks view, based on the inherent conducting elections any time the banner of the Committee Any talk of perceived corrupwere disbanded. Just imagine minimised by human desires. agree that the mischief must not carrying charcoal. This is good of human beings) ofThe theNatural year, including the rainy for a Clean Campaign, stepped tion by Police officers, would be the Police going on strike! There detract Government’s resolve Capital school of a There clear unsustainable is no doubtway in my seasons, conducting elections in. Youpeople see thewho very fact of incomplete if province we do not talk thought supports a balance are many drive to engage the just like in which human beings are mind that what happens in using metal ballot boxes being as too the about those whose business or in order to assure today and to cars onin ouropposition roads knowing any other. justifiably, tempering with Zambia any point time is a where we are. The ECZ at one Movement for are Multiparty expertise to offer bribes. tomorrow. well that their cars either Here is is a bit of CIVICS for The all nature inatdefiance ofin both defective or certain licenses Clearly, the biggest to appreciate. Zambia has TEN Zambian affair. Similarly, had very little to danger do with Democracy (MMD) and the moral question is: Why should natural and artificial laws! there time have expired. to the Earth,but are now Human Beings. PROVINCES, is no mind public, there are Patriotic Front (PF) found or aPOLITICAL Police Officer accept which or soWhodoubt does in notmy know the that the This is such a unique creation. WHY do is these form for a single constituency for role trees play in troubled what happens in the Zambia, is of many stakeholder engage- discovered thatengage you takeinover licit a bribe? The reverse such embarrassing behaviours It is a danger to itself as well as the President. That is how our ecosystem? We know that great interest to the rest of the ments – all in a quest to pro- the same government machin- is equally valid. Why would and are comfortable to pay against other occupants of the political system is designed Oxygen, an of essential gas typeof mote world, since Zambia is part transparency. ery that you fought viscously! aand responsible citizen, seek to The culture violence wherever by whomever, is a worrisome phenomena; which is ALIEN to fines and face inconveniences ecosystem. nothing stops anyone to that sustains life; comes from the Here; I see The lastBeings’ I under checked the ECZ So,follow, with regard to the ECZ, compromise a Police Officer by our global culturevillage. and tradition. (IF a and ONLY when attack, one maythat defend themselves. In this Human insatiable instead of simply push for changes to this system. trees, who in addition to the rainnonpartisan chiefs and community leaders can attest to the fact that case, was attacked?) possibility of a “meeting of the was well for respected in the re- the list of achievements this investing in wrong? (I always say that if it is not appetite POWER and complying? Breaking lawby and which is so essential for human VIOLENCE and INTOLERANCE not and part of Tonga mind.” Zambians will has no doubt are gion ithas will beculture. unfortunational institution is toquite It is don’t entirely that broken, fix it possible and do not rules, in my view, speaks the SUCCESS become a major existence! (Irrigation; absence of ORDER. problem forallow ALL creations. benefit from international sol- nate if we the fightThe for long. What I find interesting some youngsters are of the limitations)

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…Caught flouting curfew in bar, Kenyan official quits Covid committee

AIROBI - The chairman of Kenya’s senate committee overseeing the government’s response to the coronavirus crisis has quit the post after police said he flouted an overnight curfew to enjoy drinks with others in a Nairobi bar.

“I will bear responsibility ... I apologise to Kenyans and I will face the full consequences of the law,” Johnson Sakaja, who represents Nairobi county and is a close ally of President Uhuru Kenyatta, told reporters yesterday. Police said Sakaja was caught in the early hours of Saturday morning drinking with about 10 others, long after a 21 hours – 04 hours curfew had set in. He is the first Kenyan official to lay on his sword after breaking the myriad lockdown rules. His lawyer and fellow senator Mutula Kilonzo said Sakaja would appear in court today to face undisclosed charges.

Kenya began easing its lockdown earlier this month, but kept the curfew in place as well as a prohibition on bars. There have been a string of arrests for people drinking illegally. The nation has so far reported just over 13, 000 confirmed cases of Covid-19 and 234 fatalities. Sakaja, 35, is one of a crop of youthful lawmakers who joined the legislature for the first time in 2013 on behalf of Kenyatta’s ruling party. Meanwhile, a popular Kenyan actor Charles Bukeko, who passed away on Saturday at 58, died in a car while waiting for admission to a hospital in the capital, Nairobi, his widow has told mourners. – REUTERS/BBC.

Ivory Coast ruling party says it has asked president to run again PARIS - Ivory Coast’s ruling party said yesterday it had asked President Alassane Ouattara to stand for a third term after the death of his chosen successor. Ouattara, 78, had said he would step down and named his close ally, Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly, as the RHDP party’s candidate for the October 31 ballot. But Gon Coulibaly died on July 8, leaving the party without a candidate in the run-up to an election that is expected to test political stability in the world’s top cocoa producing nation. The vote is expected to be the most hotly contested since

2010, when Ouattara’s victory over incumbent Laurent Gbagbo sparked a brief civil war in which 3, 000 people died. Coulibaly’s death, less than a week after he returned to Ivory Coast from an extended medical leave in France for heart issues, had raised fears of a scramble for power. “A majority of our supporters have turned to President Alassane Ouattara. He is our solution, and I have explained this to him,” the party’s executive director, Adama Bictogo, told RFI radio. Ouattara’s candidacy would help avoid bitter succession battles, Bictogo added.

Burundi arrests local administrators for robbing residents

BUJUMBURA - Police in Burundi have arrested 12 people, including local administrators, on charges of robbing residents returning from neighbouring Tanzania, a police spokesman said.

The arrests in southern Makamba province took place two days after security minister Gervais Ndirakobuca warned police and administration officials against engaging in bribery and other corrupt practices.

Police spokesman Pierre Nkurikiye said the 12 arrested included three administration officials he said had robbed citizens of their money after they returned from working in Tanzania. "They stripped their victims of their belongings and money. And those who escaped paid exorbitant amounts of money as transportation fees to reach their home villages," he said in comments aired on state television. new president, Evariste Ndayishimiye, took office last month promising to unite the country and uphold citizens' rights. Rights groups have

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Mali mediators call for power-sharing government BAMAKO - West African mediators trying to resolve Mali’s political crisis have proposed a power-sharing government and a new constitutional court, following huge demonstrations. President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta had already made a similar offer, which was rejected by the opposition. The demonstrators are insisting that the president resigns, saying he has failed to address jihadist violence, corruption and Mali’s economic challenges. – BBC.

Nigerian Foreign Minister Onyeama tests positive for coronavirus

ABUJA - Nigerian Foreign Minister Geoffrey Onyeama said on Sunday he had tested positive for Covid-19, and became the first member of President Muhammadu Buhari’s cabinet to contract the new coronavirus. Onyeama, 64, said on Twitter he had taken a Covid-19 test because of a throat irritation. Buhari’s cabinet has been conducting executive council meetings virtually as part of measures to keep the government working while abiding by social distancing rules. – REUTERS.

Brazzaville’s ex-mayor imprisoned for corruption

BRAZZAVILLE - A court in Congo-Brazzaville has sentenced the former mayor of the capital Christian Roger Okemba to five years in prison for corruption. His wife wife was given a threeyear suspended sentence. Okemba, who was elected Brazzaville’s mayor three years ago, was accused of transferring $2m of public funds into a private bank account. They must both pay a fine of $350, 000 to the mayor’s office. – BBC.

Charles Taylor’s ex-wife back in Liberia

MONROVIA - Agnes Reeves-Taylor, the ex-wife of Liberia’s former President Charles Taylor, has returned to the country after a UK court dismissed war crimes charges against her seven months ago. She was charged in 2017 over a string of offences - some involving children - during the West African country’s civil war. She denied wrongdoing. Her ex-husband is serving a life sentence for war crimes in Sierra Leone. – BBC.

Nigerian official collapses at graft hearing

“Why should we take the risk when we have this certainty,” he said. “If he (Ouattara) refuses, we then we’ll look into it and make a decision. For now, I have no other candidate in mind.” Ouattara would announce his decision in the next few days, Bictogo said. Ouattara has previously said he would prefer to hand over power to a new generation, although he also says he has the right to run again under a new constitution adopted in 2016. Octogenarian ex-president Henri Konan Bedie of the former ruling PDCI party has declared that he will run in the election. – REUTERS.

Nkurikiye

“They stripped their victims of their belongings and money. And those who escaped paid exorbitant amounts of money as transportation fees to reach their home villages,” accused local administrators, security services and the youth wing of the ruling party of torture, gang-rape and murder of political opponents. The government has dismissed the accusations. – REUTERS.

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ABUJA - A Nigerian government official answering questions on mismanagement of funds collapsed on live TV while facing lawmakers. Daniel Pondei, who is the acting managing director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), was

being questioned by a committee in the House of Representatives when he slumped forward in his chair. There was a commotion as attempts were made to revive him, with several people fanning him while a man who looked like an aide, stuck his hands into Pondei’s mouth to stop him from choking. Thereafter, he was helped out of the auditorium leaning on two men. Pondei had been grilled for about 45 minutes on alleged mismanagement of funds at the NDDC, where details of massive spending have come to light in recent weeks in a hearing that has shocked Nigerians. He has said that the spending was justified. – BBC.

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By MICHAEL MIYOBA HE Ministry of Health has indicated that only 10 people tested positive for Covid-19 in Ndola. Minister of Health Chitalu Chilufya said out of the 178 positive cases, four were from health care facilities in Ndola, five were from routine tests while one had contact with an infected person. During yesterday’s Covid-19 update at the Ministry of Health, Chilufya said the death toll related to Covid-19 has continued to rise with the country recording 128 deaths. The 178 Covid-19 positive cases out of 959 tests conducted, brings the cumulative number to 3, 326 positive cases in the country. “The new cases include 104 that were screened in our health care facilities, 97 in Lusaka and four in Ndola, one in Mufulira, one in Chililabombwe, and one in Chingola, 35 cases where contact to known cases and these include 19 from Lusaka, six from Lufwanyama, four from Mufulira, two from Mpongwe, two Chipata, one Ndola and one Kitwe. “Twenty-nine were out of routine screening, 22 Lusaka, five from Ndola, one Mufulira, one Chililabombwe and six were health care workers, four from Kalulushi and two from Lusaka,” Chilufya said. However, the statistics given by Chilufya dispute what Forest Rangers FC stated on Saturday that 28-members of the club had tested positive for Covid-19. “In accordance with the health guidelines that have been put in place by the Ministry of Health and FAZ for football teams to take Covid-19 tests before the league resumes, Forest Rangers players and staff took the tests earlier this week,” Forest Rangers communications manager Christine Zulu. “A total number of 58 took the test from which 30 were negative as earlier reported and 28 positive cases. The club is in touch with the District Health team for necessary precautions.” Rangers broke the news a few hours before they faced Zanaco in a league opener which was eventually cancelled by health officials, a move which shocked Zanaco FC who demanded to be given three points for the cancelled game. Efforts to get a comment from Forest Rangers proved futile by press time.

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