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THERE is need for a serious marshall plan to exploit Gold reserves because Zambia is losing millions to illegal mining and exports of the mineral resource, a mining expert Edward Simukonda has said.

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Power corrupts - EL FROM PRISCA LUMINGU-BANDA in Namwala

THE clergy must always share their thoughts with the Ministry of National Guidance and Religious Affairs on how the country was being governed because power corrupts, says President Edgar Lungu.

Mr Lungi said as the Church prayed for the leaders and himself, it was prudent that they shared their thoughts on how he was governing the country.

“This Ministry of Religious Affairs is your ministry, so as you pray for us, we also want to know your thoughts on the way we are governing this country which is very important. I’m saying it is important because I know that power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts completely,” President Lungu said.

Mr Lungu said this when he met the clergy from different denominations in Namwala yesterday.

He said absolutely power corrupts people completely and it was by the grace of God that he had remained humble despite the high office he occupied.

President Lungu said that he hoped that other leaders could emulate him. He said the danger of power was that it could consume someone and the country as well.

“The danger of power is that it can consume you and consume the country as well in the process. So we have to be very careful and prayerful at the same time. Those who are in leadership and those who are aspiring to be leaders should ensure that they always remain humble at all time,” President Lungu said.

He said leadership was for the people and it came from the people but it was ordained

by God almighty.

President Lungu said it was important that the Church did not only pray for the leaders

as the country heads towards the 2021 general elections but should also counsel the political leaders.

He said the teaching of the word of God could not go in vain if the church talked to the political leaders.

He said the church should pray hard during this season as the country goes for elections in 2021 so that those who would become leaders would live in God’s word.

President Lungu also said the political rivalry between the ruling Patriotic Front (PF) and the United Party for National Development (UPND) needed to come to an end.

“Those of us who claim to belong to certain churches, we challenge those churches we claim to belong to, to own us and take responsibility during this time, ask us why we are doing certain things. If we are lucky and get elected, make sure you continue to guide us,” President Lungu said.

He also said that it was unfortunate that politicians had resorted to use language which was un-Christian.

President Lungu also emphasised that he created the Ministry of Religious Affairs so that Government could get the values and principles which are Godly in executing its mandate.

And speaking earlier on behalf of the clergy, Pastor Darlington Chintu said the Church in Namwala knew that every government was ordained by God and it was the duty of the church to pray for the government.

Pastor Chintu said the church was praying for the peace of the nation and everything that President Lungu did so that God could bless the country.

He also assured that the Church would continue to preach the message of peace to all political players as the country heads to next year’s elections.

Family shocked as firm closes minus compensating injured worker

By NOEL IYOMBWA A LUSAKA family is in shock after discovering that the company where they were claiming benefits for their relative who was injured while on duty has been closed and the owner was about to leave the country.

Mr Dominic Mushota narrated that in October last year, his nephew Eugene Makwawya, an employee of Bulcon, a company dealing in steel was involved in an accident while on duty and was admitted in the University Teaching Hospital intensive care unit for one month.

Mr Mushota explained that after being discharged from hospital, his employer stopped taking care of his medical bills and other expenses and when asked why he stopped, he told them that it was because he was out of danger.

He said that from November last year, the family has been struggling to get gratuity from the employer Mr Dragon Brozovic but to no avail.

Mr Mushota explained that in the process of trying to get the money, the family discovered that the company has been closed and that the managing director Mr Brozovic is scheduled to leave the country on Sunday next week.

He also disclosed that the family has also discovered that the employer has not been remitting to the Workers Compensation Fund despite deducting from salaries.

Mr Mushota has since taken the matter to Workers Compensation fund where a case has been opened.

And when contacted for a comment, Ministry of Labour Permanent Secretary Chanda Kaziya advised the family to present the details to his office and the Workers Compensation Fund so that the matter can be followed up.

By SILUMESI MALUMO

IT is saddening that the minerals have continued to be mined by illegal miners, this needs to come to an end so that the country can earn much needed revenue, Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Richard Musukwa has said.

The minister said Zambia was very rich in natural resources such as gemstones and gold which was mined by some of the illegal small-scale miners.

Mr Musukwa yesterday said “I want to urge all the unlicensed small-scale miners to formalise their mining activities by obtaining mining licences from the Ministry of Mines cadaster department.

The government, he said, also encourages the formation of cooperatives.

“You may wish to know that Zambia is very rich in natural resources such as gemstones and gold which are mined by some of the small-scale miners.

However, these minerals are usually mined by unlicenced

ILLEGAL MINING MUST END, SAYS MUSUKWA small-scale miners. In view of this, I am pleased to inform the nation that small-scale mining in Zambia is a recognised trade. This is in line with the government policy of not wanting to leave anyone behind.

“I want to urge all the unlicenced small-scale miners to formalise their mining activities by obtaining mining licences from the ministry of Mines and Minerals Development so that they can start mining legally,” he said.

Mr Musukwa said it was important that those involved in mining engage in legal activities to enable the country earn revenue.

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HEA acts to ensure quality teaching in colleges, varsities

By OLIVER SAMBOKO HIGHER Education Authority (HEA) has started the process of developing core elements for learning programmes to ensure courses that are taught in colleges and universities meet acceptable minimum standards.

HEA Director for Quality Assurance, Registration and Accreditation, Dr Vitalicy Chifwepa said the core elements being developed will be mechanisms within the learning programmes to ensure that they meet minimum standards to lead to a qualification in any particular field.

By ROGERS KALERO THE Mineworkers Union of Zambia (MUZ) will not compromise on collective bargaining by ensuring that all mining companies award their employees reasonable wages and conditions of service,’’ its Joseph Chewe has said.

Mr Chewe said the union will not condone any company that will use Covid-19 as an excuse not to award employees better conditions of service, especially with the boom in the Copper price on the international market.

The MUZ chief was speaking yesterday when he delivered his opening remarks at the union’s supreme council meeting at Katilungu House in Kitwe which was also attended by the fourth MUZ president Timothy Walamba.

“The core business of MUZ is to improve workers’ wages and conditions of service through collective bargaining. The year 2020 experienced twists in events after the outbreak of Covid-19 which had an impact in most mining companies.

“However, MUZ will not compromise on collective bargaining by ensuring that all mining companies award their employees reasonable wages and conditions of service. It will not condone any company that will use Covid-19 as an excuse not to award employees better

He was speaking at a seminar on the development of Core Elements at Mika Convention Centre in Lusaka Dr. Chifwepa said so far experts have developed working documents with core elements in Bachelor of Science (Nursing), Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Economics, Bachelor of Theology, Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Master’s by Research, and Doctoral programmes.

“With the opening up of university education to the private sector, we have had similar LPs being offered at various universities but with differences in content as we relied on the Senates of the various universities to come

up with various LPs and content based on their perceptions of what the needs are,” Dr. Chifwepa said.

He however, said there is a trend globally for all learning programmes to have prescribed minimum content that would lead to a particular qualification.

Dr Chifwepa emphased the need to develop standards in LPs which will ultimately lead to qualifications that will be recognised in the country and outside.

He pointed out that Zambia was not the first country to endeavour to set these standards, as South Africa had begun the process but was yet to complete it.

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Mr Chewe conditions of service,’’ Mr Chewe. said Mr Chewe also said MUZ will continue to push for increased shares in the mining companies by government through ZCCMIH because this was the only way Zambians can derive maximum benefits from their God-given mineral resources,’’ MUZ President Joseph Chewe

has said. Mr Chewe said MUZ was happy that its call on government to start increasing shares in mining companies has started bearing fruits as evidenced by the current negotiations between Glencore and Government on acquiring of additional shares in Mopani Copper Mines (MCM).

He said the year 2021 will be

equally a challenging year with the forth-coming general elections coupled with the effects of COVID 19 which entered its second wave, but stressed that MUZ should brace itself for tough times.

“The MUZ should brace itself for tough times and remain resilient in executing its mandate of giving effective representation to its members and advocate for good policies in the mining and allied industry “We shall also continue to push for increased shares in the mining companies by government through ZCCM-IH because this was the only way Zambians can derive maximum benefits from their God-given mineral resources,’’ Mr Chewe said Mr Chewe also said multiplicity of unions has become a huge challenge in consolidating the voice of the workers in the industry, adding that if the trend continue workers would lose their voice because of the divide and rule being applied by some employers He said some individuals who were forming unions were those that became disgruntled after losing elections in MUZ which was a renowned mining workers giant

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ZCTU LOBBIES FOR ZAMBIA …rallies all workers to back calls for debt relief

By OLIVER SAMBOKO

WORKERS in the country should join hands and demand for debt relief for Zambia following slowing down of the economy caused by the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic, ZCTU General Secretary Cosmas Mukuka has said.

He was speaking when he officiated at the Hotel, Catering, Tourism and Allied Workers Union of Zambia (HCTAWUZ) 14th quadrennial conference held at the Lusaka Hotel.

Mr Mukuka observed that Covid-19 had so far robbed Zambia a year in production time resulting in slowing down of the economy.

Mr Mukuka called on all unions to join the ZCTU in demanding that lenders forgive Zambia some of the monies it owes or postpone debt payment to allow the country to recover from the economic shocks caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

He said the ruthless effects of Covid-19 throughout the world was first and foremost a human

tragedy, affecting the health of Millions of people, the consequences of this has led to devastating impact on the global economy.

Mr Mukuka said hospitality industry was one of the sectors that has been hard hit by the outbreak of the Covid-19, which has presented the sector with unprecedented challenges because of the measures put in place aimed at combating the pandemic.

He said Covid-19 has brought out ugly reality to society and led to majority of the people, women and workers in particular to face extreme poverty, inequalities and unemployment.

He said while the hospitality industry was slowly recovering, the Covid-19 crisis continues to exert profound impact on how the sector operates.

Mr Mukuka said the hospitality industry was expected to make substantial changes to their operations in the Covid-19 businesses environment in order to ensure employees and customers health and safety.

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NEVERS ARRESTED IN DRC …MMD leader travelled to meet former President Kabila From Page 1 Dr Mumba was supposed to meet with General Joseph Kabila, former President of DRC ostensibly to seek financial support ahead of 2021 general elections in Zambia.

However, Gen Kabila did not show up and Dr Mumba was instead arrested by heavily armed security forces.

According to Daily Nation investigations, Dr Mumba was arrested on December 10, 2020 in Kolwezi district, Lualaba Province.

Dr Mumba entered DRC December 1, 2020 and was guest of Provincial Governor for Lualaba Richard Muyej Mangeze an ally of President Kabila

but was staying at Kolwezi Lodge.

The MMD leader has since been transferred to Lubumbashi where he is reported to be under the custody of the Congolese Intelligence Service known as ANR. When contacted, Foreign Affairs Minister Joe Malanji said Government had not yet received any official communication from their Congolese counterparts.

Dr Malanji has however advised former and current Government leaders to always inform the state whenever they are visiting other countries.

Dr Malanji said it was important for former government leaders including former vice presidents

to emulate former Vice President Enock Kavindele who always got in touch with the government whenever he was travelling out of the country.

Although reports indicate that Dr Mumba has been arrested for overstaying in that country, his detention could be as a result of the heightening tension between Gen Kabila and President Felix Tshisekedi.

In October, 2004, Dr Mumba was sacked as Vice President by late President Levy Mwanawasa for insubordination after he breached an oath of allegiance when he failed to retract his allegations that the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) was harbouring individ-

uals who were working against the Zambian government.

Former intelligence chief Xavier Chungu was at the centre of the allegations raised by Dr Mumba.

Mr Chungu reportedly fled to the DRC in March that year to avoid being prosecuted for graft in a crackdown against former President Frederick Chiluba and his aides.

President Mwanawasa admonished Dr Mumba over the accusations and apologised to the Congolese government. Dr Mumba, however, refused to admit that his comments were in bad taste, leading to his dismissal.

Chief bans violent parties from chiefdom BoZ, Kansanshi Mining

By PETER SICHALI

I Will not allow violent political parties to campaign in my Chiefdom, Chief Chikwanda of the Bemba people of Mpika has said.

And Chief Chikwanda has challenged UPND president Hakainde Hichilema to emulate President Edgar Lungu condemn violence regardless of who was involved.

Chief Chikwanda said he was concerned with the growing trend of political violence and will not hesitate to take on political leaders who will

be seen to be promoting violence.

He said violence if not curtailed has potential to degenerate into civil war.

Chief Chikwanda said he will de-campaign any political leader who will be found promoting political violence in his chiefdom.

“We have been calling political leaders to denounce violence for a long time now, so this time around I will personally decampaign violent parties. I do not want my subjects to be turned into thugs because you are buying them

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beer,” Chief Chikwanda said.

Chief Chikwanda said it was important for politicians to safe guard the peace of the nation stressing that there will be no country to govern if it is plunged into chaos.

“It should be a responsibility of every politician to safe guard the peace that this country has enjoyed over the years, no one should die because of election,” the traditional leader said.

Chief Chikwanda said political parties should compete on the basis of ideologies and should avoid personal attacks

which he said has been the major cause of political violence.

“Let people compete on basis of party manifestoes and the agenda for the country not insults and such politicians will not be allowed in my chiefdom,” he said.

And Chief Chikwanda said he was impressed with the increase in the number of people acquiring voter’s cards.

He said the chiefdom has recorded tremendous progress following the heightened voter education in the chiefdom.

DON'T BE TOO HARSH ON US, PLEADS LUNGU

By CHARLES MUSONDA

By PRISCA LUMINGU-BANDA in Namwala

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chishimba Kambwili has been found with a case to answer in a matter he is charged with contempt of court.

In this case, the former Roan Member of Parliament has been accused of tampering with Patents and Companies Registration Authority (PACRA) documents relating to his Mwamona Engineering and Technical Services Limited.

Kambwili is accused of falsifying the documents to indicate that his son Mwamba was one of the directors and yet the latter was a minor at the time of the company's registration with PACRA. In October this year Kambwili was sentenced to 24 months imprisonment with hard labour by High Court Deputy Registrar David Simusamba, who was sitting as Principal Resident Magistrate in the matter.

The NDC leader was accused of tampering with the documents by Economic Equity Party (EEP) president Chilufya Tayali while trial in the main case was going on.

Kambwili is said to have changed his son's names from the initial ones that appeared at the company's prior registration at PACRA.

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu said people should not be harsh with Government when they notice that some infrastructure projects have delayed because the state was constrained with resources.

President Lungu said Government would continue working on infrastructure countrywide such as roads but due to lack of resources, some projects may delay to be completed.

Mr Lungu said this when he met Chief Mukobela, Chief Machila, Chief Mungaila and Senior Chief Nalubamba's representative in Namwala yesterday.

"Don't be harsh with us when you see roads which were supposed to be tarred and they are not yet tarred, it is because of resources. But we will do them. Like I always say, development never ends," President Lungu said.

He said the government would continue working because it was its responsibility and it could not be passed on or be blamed on anyone.

President Lungu also said Government had made progress in connecting chiefdoms through the construction of roads and installation of telecommunication towers.

President Lungu said Government

would continue connecting chiefdoms and districts by constructing roads.

President Lungu said the purpose of the exercise was important because it would open up communities to economic activities.

"We have a robust programme were we want the country to be connected to all districts through networks and also communication, we are putting towers around the country," Mr Lungu said.

He said the government also wanted roads connecting Zambia to other countries to be in a good state.

Mr Lungu also said Government was committed to improve the education sector through the construction of schools.

And President Lungu said government will work hard to provide the necessary infrastructure to support the livestock sector in Namwala.

He said Namwala was the centre of livestock farming in the country, hence the need for the government to support the farmers.

Speaking earlier, Chief Mukobela thanked the government for building schools in chiefdoms in the district.

He appealed to the government to provide the needed infrastructure in the livestock sector. He said the people were in need of an artificial insemination centre for animals.

seal gold pact

By SILUMESI MALUMO

BANK of Zambia and Kansanshi Mining Company have signed a gold purchase agreement in order to mop up enough gold for reserves.

Bank of Zambia Governor Christopher Mvunga said he was confident that this agreement would help the Central bank’s efforts to build gold reserves.

Mr Mvunga also said the agreement would enable the country boost its foreign reserves and enhance market confidence in the bank’s ability to fulfill its mandate of price and financial system stability.

He said yesterday during the signing ceremony at Bank of Zambia that this agreement was an important milestone in the Central bank’s efforts to resume the holding of gold as part of the country’s foreign exchange reserves.

“We are delighted that the gold will be sourced locally.

In this regard, Kansanshi Mining Plc was identified as a counterparty since it has been producing the commodity on a commercial basis since 2006,” he said.

The central bank Governor said apart from Kansanshi, the bank had also engaged Zambia Gold Company, a newly established subsidiary of ZCCM–IH as the other counterparty in the purchase agreement.

Mr Mvunga said gold had been a long-term store of value, especially during high periods of inflation, and that this attribute helps protect reserves from significant loss in an inflationary environment, thereby making it

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a valuable asset for central banks.

“Gold is a kind of reserve asset that can be easily liquidated and used in emergency situations. From an international reserves management perspective, gold’s low correlation with other assets typically held in the reserves portfolio makes it an effective risk diversifier.

During periods of market stress when traditional assets would be losing value, gold would be adding value, thereby shielding the whole portfolio from large losses.

Holding of gold is thus an important risk management strategy in the management of reserves.

And ZCCM-IH Chief Executive Officer Mabvuto Chipata said the company had been able to mine and process near surface material with a current total production of 74 kilo grams worth about US$4 million equivalent of K84 million.

Mr Chipata said the company was currently focused and working on increasing the production capacity by purchasing bigger processing machinery and more mining equipment.

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CLEARING AGENTS DENY OWING K90M

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LOBBYING FOR DEBT RELIEF THE stand taken by the Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) to ask all workers to help lobby for debt relief for the country is commendable.

This is the patriotism that the country needs. Putting country first is indeed a noble thing to do for any citizen.

Unlike people who go out of their way to lobby the international community to forsake helping this country, the ZCTU has shown what true patriots do.

When times are hard, it is important to come together as a nation and work to serve national interests.

ZCTU General Secretary Cosmas Mukuka said when he officiated at the Hotel, Catering, Tourism and Allied Workers Union of Zambia (HCTAWUZ) 14th quadrennial conference held at the Lusaka Hotel, that workers should all lobby for debt relief for Zambia.

This is of course coming in the wake of some bondholders refusing to give this country some relief in form of a six months period during which the government would not have paid any of the bondholders. Alas, this was rejected much to the amusement of the local doomsayers.

Many of the problems that the country has found itself in have been compounded by the Covid-19 pandemic and this can hardly be blamed on any government because it has affected all economies.

Even big economies are grappling to recover from the Covid-19 induced economic down turn. Many developed countries are struggling to provide food packs to the millions of their starving nationals.

Even closer to home, other African countries are struggling to settle debts, with some, like South Africa and Kenya having their credit ratings downgraded.

This is the same fate that Zambia finds itself. But rather than wallow in self-pity, Government has taken steps to ensure that we get out of this, with our self-respect intact.

It is therefore gratifying to note that there are other organisations that wish well for this country.

As Mr Mukuka observed, Covid-19 had so far robbed Zambia a year in production time resulting in slowing down of the economy. This means that we have had almost a year of low productivity because of industries being closed down.

The labour leader therefore called on all trade unions to join the ZCTU in demanding that lenders forgive Zambia some of the monies it owes or postpone debt payments to allow the country to recover from the economic shocks caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

He said the ruthless effects of Covid-19 throughout the world was first and foremost a human tragedy, affecting the health of millions of people, the consequences of this has led to a devastating impact on the global economy.

Mr Mukuka said the hospitality industry was one of the sectors that has been hard hit by the outbreak of the Covid-19, which has presented the sector with unprecedented challenges because of the measures put in place aimed at combating the pandemic.

“Measures such as lockdowns, social distancing, stay at home orders, travel and mobility restrictions have resulted in temporal closure of many hospitality businesses which led to job loses,” Mr Mukuka said.

Opposition leaders who want to kill the goose that lays the egg by badmouthing the country on the international stage, should take a leaf from the union leaders who truly love this country.

Zambians should rally behind the government and ensure that the country gets the debt relief it needs to survive.

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T is not true that clearing agents owe Government more than K90 million in duties accrued from unaccounted for transits, Customs Clearing and Freight Forwarding Agents Association of Zambia (CCFFAAZ ) president Bruce Kaemba has said.

Mr Kaemba said the revelations in the Auditor General’s report is alarming and portrays a bad picture of the clearing Industry.

Mr Kaemba said it was disappointing that the Auditor General’s team did not bother to get the other side of the story from the clearing agents for them to appreciate exact-

ly why the Zambia Revenue Authority system was still reflecting those transits as outstanding entries.

Mr Kaemba said contrary to the report some of the outstanding amounts were merely hanging on the ZRA portal due to their system's operational lapses, the agents have since continued cooperating with customs by providing the necessary acquittals in documentation form and not cash payment.

“The one sided story was alarming and portrayed a wrong picture because the Auditor General's report did not bother to get the other side of the story from the clearing agents for them to appreciate exactly why the

Zambia Revenue Authority system was still reflecting those transits as outstanding entries,” Mr Kaemba said Mr Kaemba said the association finds it strange that the Auditor General can alarm the nation and excite the Government that such a huge amount of money was just laying uncollected from clearing agents.

I would like to challenge the Auditor General to be more professional by freely engaging clearing agents to get their side of the story and get the correct insight of why some outstanding entries still reflected as such on the ZRA portal and also for the office to appreciate the challenges which the clearing

CONCOURT MISGUIDED ITSELF - SEAN TEMBO

By PETER SICHALI

THE Constitutional Court misdirected itself by ordering Ministers who remained in office after dissolution of parliament to repay the emoluments that they earned while in office, Patriots for Economic Progress leader Sean Tembo has said.

Mr Tembo said the Court should not have adopted a shallow perspective on the matter by holding that the ministers were illegally in office at their own instance.

Mr Tembo said the Constitutional Court blindly interpreted the law and ended up creating an injustice.

“Even from a labour law point of view, what the Constitutional Court has perpet-

uated through its blind judgment in this matter is a gross injustice,” he said.

Mr Tembo said ministers are employees of Government and that it is responsible for paying their remuneration.

“In this case, the President as head of government explicitly instructed the ministers to stay in office. In other words, the employer instructed its employees to stay in office therefore it is unfair to ask individual ministers to pay,” Mr Tembo said.

He said the judgement is unfair to the individual ministers as they did not remain in office by themselves, but were compelled to do so by their appointing authority.

“The individual ministers themselves are not culpable of any wrongdoing and it is a

violation for the court to seek to punish individuals that are not guilty of any wrongdoing whatsoever,” he said.

Mr Tembo has advised ministers who were ordered to pay back the money by the Constitutional court to consider filing a lawsuit against government through the Attorney General, to compel the government to indemnify them for the money that they have to pay.

“The ministers should consider filling an application to the Constitutional Court for the Court to review its own ruling in this matter as the ruling is neither just nor equitable. Interpretation of the law must not be done blindly.

It must be done with full consideration of the circumstances at hand,” Mr Tembo said.

I will contest 2021 presidential polls - Nawakwi

By PETER SICHALI

I AM running for the office of Presidency of the Republic of Zambia in the 2021 general elections, Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD) president Edith Nawakwi has declared.

And Ms Nawakwi said rumours that she will be President Edgar Lungu’s running mate in 2021 is a ploy by Mr Hakainde Hichilema and the UPND to pull her down.

“Rumours that I will be President Edgar Lungu’s running mate is a ploy by my political enemies to pull me down,’’ Ms Nawakwi said.

And Ms Nawakwi said it was unfortunate that Mr Hakainde Hichilema has continued to spread rumours about her becoming President Lungu’s running mate after she turned down an alliance proposal with a sole agenda of removing PF. “All those rumours are a ploy by my detractor Hakainde Hichilema to pull me down so that when I come here, you start saying we want change of government but we do not have anyone because Nawakwi is working with PF,” Ms Nawakwi said.

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Ms Nawakwi said she qualifies to rule Zambia as President and has no intentions of becoming anyone’s running mate.

“At first the same Hakainde Hichilema fabricated rumours that I was going to be finance Minister for PF, am I the finance Minister? And now they are saying I will be run-

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ning mate for President Lungu in 2021 all meant to pull me down,”she said.

Ms Nawakwi said Mr Hichilema does not qualify to rule Zambia because he has no leadership qualities.

Ms Nawakwi alleged that Mr Hichilema amassed wealth by taking advantage of widows and orphans.

agents were facing with the Asycuda world system, which have contributed to the many outstanding reflecting on the ZRA system,”Mr Kaemba said.

Meanwhile, Mr Kaemba revealed that the clearing industry, which currently has four associations, has embarked on a house-cleaning programme that will see the formation of one association that will represent all the clearing agents.

He said as an industry the duty is not only to help ZRA to collect the correct revenue but also ensure that the players involved in this exercise do it professionally in addition to observing high levels of discipline and accountability.

Govt must be serious on engaging IMF - Musokotwane

By SILUMESI MALUMO

WE expect Government to be serious in engaging the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to address the dwindling economy, Liuwa Member of Parliament Situmbeko Musokotwane has said.

Dr Musokotwane, who is former Minister of Finance said the country’s economy was in a dire situation which needed serious interventions. He said Government should not take a weak step in engaging the IMF because Zambia’s economy needed aid. Dr Musokotwane told Parliament yesterday that the situation in the country was not pleasing hence the need for the government to aggressively engage the IMF so that Zambia can get the package.

He said if Government manage to get the IMF package as soon as possible then there would be positive change in the economy.

“I am happy the government has accepted the need to engage the International Monetary Fund because this is the only way the economy that has continued to be weak can come back to its feet.

Dr Musokotwane said Government should stand firm when engaging the IMF so that the process does not take long.

Meanwhile, Nkeyema Member of Parliament Kapelwa Mbangweta indicated that if those who previously engaged the IMF were serious the country would have a struck a deal a long time ago.

He said since 2016 the government had been talking about the engagement with the IMF but nothing tangible had come out.

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Nakonde border standoff eased as marooned fuel tankers, trucks cross into Zambia OVER 400 fuel tankers and trucks carrying various goods and other merchandise into Zambia have started crossing the border at Nakonde from Tanzania following a joint border meeting held at Tunduma in Tanzania on Wednesday night which was chaired by Muchinga Province Minister Malozo Sichone.

The over 400 fuel tankers including about 450 In-transit IT vehicles have been marooned at Tunduma for the past six days following protests by Tanzanian truck drivers and drivers of IT vehicles who were protesting against alleged harassment

by Zambian authorities and individuals.

Meanwhile, Mr Sichone said that the joint meeting between the regional administration of Songwe in Tanzania and Muchinga, concluded to allow the

movement of fuel tankers and other trucks to start crossing into Zambia.

Mr. Sichone said the partial agreement was to allow Zambia not to face a shortage of essential goods such as fuel and medicines.

He added that a full agreement will be effected later after the scheduled joint meeting that was held agreed in principle to start releasing IT vehicles.

"We were in a serious situation in Zambia because some of the vehicles marooned on the Tanzanian side included fuel tankers and we therefore, agreed that fuel tankers and other trucks carrying goods and other merchandise should be allowed to cross into Zambia. And Nakonde Member of Parliament Izukanji Siwanzi was happy that the border standoff has been resolved. – ZANIS.

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CHIEF KOPA APPLAUDS FERTILISER DISTRIBUTION ....as traditional leader thanks Neria's Investments for effective distribution exercise

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HIEF Kopa of the Bisa speaking people of Nkachibiya has commended government for fulfilling their pledge of delivering farming inputs on time.

The traditional leader is happy that President Lungu's promise to deliver inputs on time has been actualized through the effective distribution exercise by the contractor, Neria's Investments.

He was speaking yesterday in Mpika when Neria's Investments General Manager Martin Chaikati-

sha paid a courtesy call on him.

Chief Kopa is also happy that farmers had enough time to prepare for planting due to a well coordinated input distribution exercise.

"The distribution exercise has been very good and we thank you for conducting it in a very effective manner," Chief Kopa said.

And Mr Chaikatisha is happy with the positive response and feedback regarding the successful distribution exercise and

Lusaka youths get K18.7m empowerment boost

By MUKWIMA CHILALA

GOVERNMENT has empowered 53 youth cooperatives in Lusaka with K18, 700, 620 and recruited 596 interns in the district.

The empowerment initiative is part of the multi-sectoral youth empowerment programme which was launched by President Edgar Lungu on August 15 this year.

Minister of Youth, Sport and Child Development Emmanuel Mulenga says the initiative is aimed at improving the well-being and livelihood of youths.

Mr Mulenga was speaking he graced the event to empower youth beneficiaries under the multi-sectoral empowerment programmes

for Lusaka district, Mr Mulenga said Government has demonstrated its commitment to addressing poverty, unemployment and inequalities that the youth are experiencing.

He noted that President Lungu wants to partner with the youth in the building of the nation through youth involvement in businesses such as petroleum, construction manufacturing, mining, agriculture and transport.

Mr Mulenga stressed on the need for young people not to spend much time on social media but rather innovations which can build the country.

He urged youths to take advantage of the K470 million which has been rolled

out through his ministry.

"You may wish to note that for Lusaka Province to date, we have recruited youth cooperatives to a total sum of K18, 700, 620. You will recall that the multi-sectoral youth empowerment programme at national level was launched under the theme Youth, Key to National Development," Mr Mulenga said.

"This is in recognition that there is no meaningful development that can take place without the effective participation of the youth of the country's population. It simply means you the youth define how Zambia looks like today and how it will look like tomorrow."

And speaking at the same event, Lusaka Province Min-

Kabangwe’s unplanned settlements blamed on mushrooming real estate businesses

By NOEL IYOMBWA

MUSHROOMING of real Estate businesses has led to unplanned settlement in most parts of Kabangwe and surrounding areas, Chunga ward aspiring candidate Isaac Chomba has observed.

Speaking in an interview Mr Chomba said that the area has seen so many Real estate outlets in the area which are selling pieces of land ranging in sizes and that some of the land are too small.

He said that most houses which have been built in the area are unplanned

making it difficult to put up facilities such as roads and drainages.

Mr Chomba wondered how they get operating licenses as some of them do not have the capacity to operate.

“The mushrooming of these real estate businesses in Kabangwe and surrounding areas has led to unplanned settlement.

“Some of them are selling very small portions of land such that the developer cannot even find space to build toilets and roads.

Some houses are built on areas where there supposed to be roads and other social facilities.

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He called on relevant authorities to look into the matter and inspect some of the Real Estate businesses as some of them are operating illegally as can been seen where they are housed.

Last year Chunga ward councillor Kangwa Kayola disclosed that it was difficult to construct some roads and drainages in most parts of Chunga ward due to unplanned settlement.

Ms. Kayola stated that some houses were built on areas which were supposed to house roads and other social facilities such as health facilities.

promised to continue with the positive trend in order to contribute to the country's food security.

"I’m happy to learn that the exercise is very successful in accordance to your reports and it is also gratifying that the rains are favorable," Mr Chaikatisha observed.

Mr Chaikatisha is on a fact finding mission in Muchinga Province to check on the progress made regarding the fertilizer distribution exercise.

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Vandalism irks Zesco

By MUKWIMA CHILALA

Emmanuel Mulenga

ister Bowman Lusambo noted the gesture by the Ministry of Youth signals Government' responsibility to uplift the living standards of its people and also to make sure that youths and women are empowered.

By NOEL IYOMBWA

PEOPLE of Kasama central appreciate the developments that the Patriotic Front has delivered around the country, Kasama Central Member of Parliament Kelvin Sampa has said.

Mr Sampa said that come 2021 the PF will retain all seats and the Presidency because people are able to see what the party under President Edgar Lungu has done.

“It is not a secret that the PF under President Edgar Lungu has delivered development in all corners of the country such as roads and other infrastructure.

“People are able to see what we have done hence come 2021 we will bounce back,” he said.

Mr Sampa said that come 2021 the PF will retain all

Mr Chaikatisha

POWER utility firm Zesco has expressed concern that the continued vandalism of its infrastructure may prolong the load shedding hours It says the company has also continued to lose huge sums of money due to the continued damage on its property.

Zesco Senior Corporate Affairs Manager John Kunda says some of the power outages experienced are as a result of unscrupulous people who have continued to vandalise some of its infrastructure such as transformer oils and cut-

ting down of its poles.

Dr Kunda said that the company had in the last quarter of the year lost $4 million due to vandalism and added that people had a role to play in protecting public infrastructure.

He noted that there is need to adopt behaviours that are friendly to public property unlike the trend that has seen people vandalise infrastructure such as transformer oil.

And Dr Kunda said that the investment that the institution had put in place will gradually see a significant reduction of load shedding by the beginning of the new year.

Kasama lawmaker woos residents to register seats and the Presidency because people are able to see what the party under the leadership of President Edgar Lungu has done.

“It is not a secret that the PF under President Edgar Lungu has delivered development in all corners of the country such as roads and other infrastructure.

“People are able to see what we have done hence come 2021 we will bounce back, “he said.

Meanwhile Mr Sampa disclosed that as a way of encouraging taxi drivers to register as voters, he is giving out fuel to drivers who register. Mr Sampa said that

voter registration process started on low note because some people were harvesting caterpillars while others were in the fields as it was the beginning of the farming season. He disclosed that after sensitising the registration through public address system the situation has improved as the turnout is now good. Mr Sampa said that any taxi driver who registers as a voter is entitled to free fuel as long as they produce a voter’s card.

He stated that this is just one way of encouraging taxi drivers and other people to register so that they exercise their rights in 2021.

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By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

ABOUT 480,000 vulnerable customers countrywide have benefited from the Covid-19 relief package from ZESCO which commenced on December 1, 2020.

The power utility company has so far rolled out the allocation of 100 bonus units under this package.

Company Public Relations Manager, Hazel Zulu, said the bonus units would be issued to the most vulnerable residential customers who constituted about 460,000 low consuming customers.

Ms Zulu in a statement yesterday said the units would also be issued to 19, 000 micro-household enterprises who consume below 200 units.

This, she explained, was in an effort to ease the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the most vulnerable commercial and domestic customers and help them to improve their living conditions and their abil-

ONION AND GREENS REBRANDS, DIVERSIFIES

By GRACE CHAILELESOETSA

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NION and Greens Limited has rebranded and diversified to fuel transportation, mineral exploration and farming.

Speaking during the rebranding event held in Lusaka, company managing director Waza Ngwira-Kalaluka said Onions and Greens Limited which started as an event management and hire has had a share of the dry spells in the entertainment industry amidst the Covid-19 pandemic , therefore broadening its services.

"2020 has been a chal-

lenging year and the entertainment industry has had its share of the dry spell as Covid-19 has not spared us.

This has been a learning curve for us and hence the need to rebrand and diversify or broaden our services to farming which includes horticulture and livestock, mineral exploration and fuel transportation," she said.

Ms Kalaluka said they are currently farming on an eight hectares of land and already supplying vegetables and diary products to chain stores.

"Farming is a plus to the growth of the economy and we are determined to add

‘Inferiority complex killing innovation’

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

LOCAL perceptions that categorise locally manufactured products as inferior compared to imports, make home-grown innovations uncompetitive on the market.

This demotivated local innovators and possible funders to actualise home-grown innovations, says Zambia Association of Manufactures (ZAM) Policy Analyst, Zondwayo Dume.

Mr Dume said commercialisation of innovations had been hampered by lack of funding which had affected the broad reach of local inventions.

Innovation, he explained in a write-up on Innovation in Manufacturers, was the engine of economic growth. Mr Dume said innovation played a pivotal role in fostering socioeconomic transformation and sustainable development. “Innovation reduces the cost of production and at the same time fosters production of better and more competitive products. Innovation gives companies an upper hand in markets. “Innovation also enables firms to penetrate export markets, which they may not otherwise penetrate.

All these advantages tend

to culminate in job creation and supporting economic development,� he said.

He said innovation was explored as a means of resilience, promoting efficient and environmentally friendly manufacturing, necessary for economic recovery. Mr Dume also said the education sector had been identified as a strategic sector for providing innovation through an educated workforce, as well as design of equipment relevant in industry.

He said institutions such as the National Institute of Scientific Research and the Technical Development and Advisory Unit from UNZA would be key local partners in innovation as they interrogate innovative ideas and investigate ways of actualising them. “Partnership with the Bureau of Standards was also key to ensure that the innovated products meet various international standards and remain competitive. “Thus, it is necessary to strengthen the weak linkages between the manufacturing sector and other sectors of the economy that promote innovation such as research institutions and academia,� Mr Dume said.

value addition to our products. We don't just want to grow crops but ensure we give our clients quality products which are well packaged, that will compete with international products.

More importantly to contribute to the food security of the nation and create employment," she said.

Lusaka Province minister Bowman Lusambo called on Zambians to be patriotic and invest in their own country for its development.

"I urge Zambians to take advantage of the enabling government and invest in the business opportunities created. Most of these de-

Ms Kalaluka

veloped countries are what they are today because they invested in their own country. We should wake up and invest into our own economy," Mr Lusambo said.

ity to pay for future power consumption. “The bonus units relief package will run up to 30 April 2021 and customers that qualify will get their 100 units on the first purchase of each month in addition to the units that they buy in a particular month.

"These customers were identified earlier this year following an evaluation of their electricity consumption pattern,� she said.

In the same spirit, she said, the micro-household enterprises would be able to grow their businesses and increase their capacity to pay for business utility bills.

Ms Zulu however warned that the free 100 units were not accumulative and could not be deferred to another month.

Consequently, she explained, customers who would not purchase units in that particular month, would forfeit the bonus 100 units and cannot claim units from the previous month/s.

She said this was one of the three Covid-19 relief packages that ZESCO introduced as part of its contribution towards government’s multi-sectoral approach to ensure sustainability of the social and economic welfare of the people under the current environment.

Resource mobilization will determine Africa’s recovery - AfDB

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

AFRICA’S recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic will depend on the continent’s ability to mobilise resources.

This is according to the African Development Bank (AfDB) president, Akinwumi Adesina. Dr Adesina stressed that the speed and quality of recovery would depend on how much the region was able to mobilise resources to deal with the pandemic.

He was speaking during Nobel Week Dialogue, a prelude to the main event where prizes are awarded to global leaders in literature, peace, economics and other fields.

The theme of the event is “The challenge of learning – the future of education.� “Africa needs global backing in many areas, but principally in three areas: fiscal support, healthcare provision and youth employ-

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ment,� Dr Adesina said.

Dr Adesina emphasised that Africa needed “breathing room� in the wake of the pandemic. “Unless and until we make sure that Africa gets support to free up their fiscal space, it’s going to be a limited amount of money competing for health, for education, for infrastructure.

“But we will continue to work with all the partners.

I’m a very positive person and I know at the end of the day we’ll get some resources to get things back on the right track,� he said.

Dr Adesina said the Covid-19 pandemic had significantly affected spending on education as funds were diverted to other priorities

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He said the gap between the finance needed for education in Africa and the available funding was US$40 billion, and that it only got worse.

Asked whether anything positive had come out of the pandemic, Dr Adesina said the Bank continued to invest massively in the continent, including a US$10 billion crisis response facility to support countries through the crisis, and a US$3 billion Covid-19 social bond.

The president’s interview formed part of a panel discussion on the impact of Covid-19.

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Dear Editor, IT was disheartening to listen to a Zambian who visited a museum in England where the Broken Hill Man is kept. Speaking to the BBC on the night of December 9, 2020, our brother was shocked to find that apart from a small brief description of historical information on Broken Hill Man that was all.

I was equally disappointed, despite the British Empire claiming ownership of our ancestor's remains, it is not even one of their valuable relics.

Just another relic from poor African countries, an ancestor of Black people.

My Zambian brothers and sisters let us join our hands and call the British to give us back the Broken Hill Man. Every Zambian has a right to ask the British government to give back the Broken Hill Man. He belongs to Zambia.

What happened to the rest of the bones?

We need answers and also demand for compensation.

Let us all rise up! One Zambia One Nation One Broken Hill Man. For how long are we going to wait.

Time is now.

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Violence in politics must end!

Dear Editor, AS we draw closer to the end of the year, we need to reflect on our past deeds and pick out the positives and work on improving the negatives.

One of the negatives is political violence and this is something we have to change as a country. We have all been affected if not infected by the coronavirus pandemic or Covid-19 and its impact on the country has been devastating economically.

In all these troubling issues, we must thank God that he has helped our country to survive. Yes, we are still struggling economically but God has already shown us a light. We are headed in the right direction.

We must however stop this culture of insults and violence being permeated by politicians, especially the UPND. I pray that we can have a peaceful end to the most troubling year ever – 2020. Let’s look forward to 2021 with positive energy and zeal that all shall be well. I pray the spirit of insults and violence remains in 2020, for 2021 shall be an election year.

TINAH MUKUKA MUTALE, Lusaka youth activist.

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ECZ must extend voter’s registration process Dear Editor, WE have noted that the voter registration period which started on November 9, 2020 and ending today, has been has been characterised with glaring inconsistencies.

We have noted the number of hurdles and unforeseen occurrences that characterised the voter registration process. Some have even caused inordinate delay in processing the voter registration process.

We will not however pile any taint of accusing finger on any stakeholders.

Patriotism demands we all irrespective of the political affiliation collectively and individually take ownership of the success and failures of the voter registration.

This Electoral Commission of Zambia is a Constitutional body we have entrusted and irrevocably delegate this noble mandate of being the guardian of the electoral process.

We therefore take interest in the performance of the voter registration which is meant to delete the suspicious voters that have been concealed through the previous inclusion.

We have noted the various challenges caused by lack of human and financial resources and this had an impact on the success of the process. We were briefed in other areas such as Mungwi in Northern Province, and other places in Northern, Muchinga, Luapula and Copperbelt provinces were the machines became

abruptly malfunctioned even for the entire day. It is therefore inconceivable to exclude the eligible voters from taking part.

We have also noted the various concerns the traditional leaders in Eastern and Luapula provinces expressed during President Edgar Lungu’s visits in their respective provinces.

They all in unisom and plainly pleaded with the Head of State who lent them his listening ear to liaise with the ECZ to extend the voter registration period with the view to make up the lost time.

It is also a fact that the voter registration coincided with the secondary school examination preparations which were

underway. There are some school going children who had become eligible to participate in the electoral process and they may have been unduly disadvantaged.

They could not give up their limited study time to visit the registration centres. For those who are at boarding schools, it is even worse because their movements are mostly restricted. We are glad the school calendar is almost nearing its end.

To the working class in the informal sector, their employers did not make an undertaking to enable their participation in this issue of national interest.

We are aware that in the few days, some private companies are going on industrial break therefore the workers will have the luxury of time to present themselves before the ECZ to complete their registration.

The political parties and the civil societies are other important stakeholders that have added their voices. We have reflected on their calls and we are agreeable that they are informed by national interest.

The calls for extension of voter registration are well founded and legitimate to be ignored.

We therefore call on the ECZ to reflect on the process and extend the voter registration to give everyone a fair chance to participate in the general elections next year. There is no other alternative besides extending the programme.

MARVIN CHANDA MBERI, Youth Rights Activist,

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(b) Chord and Tangent The angle formed between the tangent and the chord is equal to the angles formed from the same chord touching the circumference.

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PQ is a chord and all angles from P to any point on the circumference and back to Q or from Q to any point on the circumference back to P are formed from the chord PQ. The < đ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;&#x2026;đ?&#x2018;&#x2026;đ?&#x2018;¸đ?&#x2018;¸, < đ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;&#x2020;đ?&#x2018;&#x2020;đ?&#x2018;¸đ?&#x2018;¸ đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; < đ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;¸đ?&#x2018;¸ are all formed from the chord PQ.

PQ is a chord and XY is a tangent. < đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192; is the angle formed between the chord and the tangent. This angle is equal to all angles formed from chord PQ touching the circumference. Angles formed form chord PQ are : < đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192; đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; < đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;.

Therefore < đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192; =< đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192; đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;? đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;? (đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;) =< đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192;đ?&#x2018;&#x192; đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;? đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;? (đ?&#x2018;?đ?&#x2018;?).

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Property (a) Angles formed from the same chord touching the circumference are equal.

From the diagram above < đ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;&#x2026;đ?&#x2018;&#x2026;đ?&#x2018;¸đ?&#x2018;¸ =< đ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;&#x2020;đ?&#x2018;&#x2020;đ?&#x2018;¸đ?&#x2018;¸ =< đ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;ˇđ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;&#x2021;đ?&#x2018;¸đ?&#x2018;¸ since they are all coming from the same chord PQ and R,S, T are on the circumference of a circle.

< đ??´đ??´đ??´đ??´đ??´đ??´ = 33°

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Example 2.

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The diagram below shows a circle. A,B,C, and D are points on a circle .< đ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??ś = 23° đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; The diagram below shows a circle. A,B,C, and D are 3points on a circle .< < đ??´đ??´đ??´đ??´đ??´đ??´ 37° < đ??ľđ??ľđ??ľđ??ľđ??ľđ??ľ = 55° . MN is a tangentB touching the circle at D đ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??ś == 23° đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D; as shown below.

< đ??´đ??´đ??´đ??´đ??´đ??´ = 37° < đ??ľđ??ľđ??ľđ??ľđ??ľđ??ľ = 55° . MN is a tangentB touching the circle at D as shown below.

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< đ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??ś is coming from chord CD . < đ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??ś = 24° is coming from chord CD. By the property stated above < đ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??ś = < đ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??ś since they are coming from the same chord.

< đ?&#x2018;Şđ?&#x2018;Şđ?&#x2018;Şđ?&#x2018;Şđ?&#x2018;Şđ?&#x2018;Ş = đ?&#x;?đ?&#x;?đ?&#x;?đ?&#x;?°

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The diagram below shows a circle. A,B,C, and D are points on a circle .< đ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??śđ??ś = 24° đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;đ?&#x2018;&#x17D;

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Saturday 12, December 2020

Kopala News

UPHOLD PEACE, ZAMBIANS URGED

By ROGERS KALERO ZAMBIANS must ensure that the 2021 elections are held peaceful without any violence because the lives of people are more important than than elections” Malawian minister of homeland Richard Banda has said Mr Banda said Zambians must always engage each other in various issues affecting the country to ensure there was understanding, peace and harmony among various stakeholders and Zambians in general Mr Banda was speaking on Thursday afternoon at Kamfinsa school of public order maintenance mobile unit in Kitwe after watching officers display various skills of dealing with unruly behaviour Mr Banda was in Kitwe for the 15 th Zambia/Malawi joint permanent commission on defense and security which was held at Garden court He said Zambians have always been known for peace in the region and it was important that the peace which the nation was known for was maintained even during and after 2021 elections “As you head towards 2021 elections, I am advising you, Zambians to maintain peace and ensure that elections are peaceful. There is life after elections and you should ensure that there is no violence during and after elections “Our lives are more important than elections.

Mr Banda Peace in the Zambian boundaries translates into peace in Malawian boundaries. So it is important that Zambia maintains peace which it has always been known for,” Mr Banda said Mr Banda also said he was impressed that President Edgar lungu was trying his best to improve the welfare of the police officers starting with improved accommodation He said, in most African countries, police officers were not properly looked after starting from accommodation saying they were literally squatting, but he was impressed that President lungu had set the stage of looking

after police officers He said he was impressed that the government of President lungu was leading the way in constructing decent houses for police officers “For a long time now, our men in uniform have been given a raw deal but what we have seen here is impressive. The houses are of quality standards and this shows that President lungu cares about men and women in uniform,” he said And speaking earlier, Home Affairs minister Stephen Kampyongo said government will strive to motivate the police officers to the best of it’s ability even with little resources because it wanted to show that it cared for them He also said the service will develop a system where officers will be promoted on merit by monitoring their performance from the time they joined.

“We have heard complaints from most of you that some people who joined the service much lster were being promoted than those who have served many years in the service.

We will look into that to ensure that people are promoted on merit “However, I.must stress that you should be disciplined, fit and professional. Those who decide to be indisciplined should pave way for those who are disciplined. In the police service you need to be loyal, disciplined and ready for any operation. You have to be fit any time,” Mr Kampyongo said

‘Ignore disrespectful candidates’

By ROGERS KALERO ARROGANT and disrespectful people who think they have assumed senior civic and political positions because of their education must not be entertained in any way by the electorate in Kamfinsa constituency because they have no respect for ordinary and uneducated people in various communities” Patriotic Front Kamfinsa constituency chairman aspiring candidate Kelvin Chipili has said Mr Chipili said he was aware that some aspiring candidates for Kamfinsa constituency who were now humbling themselves in order to get a vote from the people in the constituency were arrogant and disrespectful people who were boasting that education and not votes had made them to be in senior civic and political positions In an interview after meeting various communities of the Kamfinsa constituency, Mr Chipili said he was surprised that those who were boasting that education and not votes had made them to hold various political positions were now pretending to be humble and asking for votes from the uneducated people Mr Chipili said he had been forced to come out strongly against certain aspiring candidates because of the lies they were spreading against him (Chipili) that he would not be adopted He said instead of telling lies and misleading the electorate about other aspiring candidates, people must talk about what plans they have for the constituency.

“When they were elected to the positions they are holding now, they became arrogant and disrespectful to people. “ So if education and not votes had made them get to the position they are having now, why is they pretending to be humble now and asking for votes from the same people they called uneducated? Why can’t they ask their degrees to vote for them to become Kamfinsa member of parliament? “ Mr chipili wondered And Mr Chipili has promised to get to every neglected area of Kamfinsa constituency to serve the people and improve the lives of the people in those areas once elected member of parliament for Kamfinsa Mr Chipili said from the time he had been visiting various parts of the constituency, he had learnt the various challenges and problems people were facing in their respective communities

Kitwe council pledges to work on Chibuluma road

By ROGERS KALERO

REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA MINISTRY OF MINES AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT

PUBLIC NOTICE REVOCATION OF MINING RIGHTS FOR NON-PAYMENT OF AREA CHARGES All holders of mining and non-mining (Mineral Processing) rights are advised that the Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development shall with immediate effect proceed to terminate all mining rights and non-mining rights that are in breach of Section 57(3) of the Mines and Minerals Development (General) Regulations of 2016, the requirement to pay annual area charges on or before the anniversary of grant of the mining right or mineral processing licence. This is in accordance with Section 72 of the Mines and Minerals Development Act No. 11 of 2015 The Ministry by Notice carried in the Zambia Daily Mail & Times of Zambia on 19th November, 2020 and in the Daily Nation on 20th November, 2020 advised all holders of mining rights and non-mining rights to settle outstanding area charges within Fourteen (14) days of the stated notification. The stated period has since lapsed and therefore all licences whose area charges are not paid shall be presented to the Mining Licensing Committee (MLC) for revocation.

If payment has already been made please provide proof of payment.

For more information contact: The Director Mining Cadastre Department Exploration House Government Road LUSAKA Tel: 0211 - 251957

THE Kitwe City Council (KCC) has already submitted Chibuluma Road for rehabilitation under the 15 kilometres variations and was waiting for the contractor to move on site and commence rehabilitation works, town clerk Mbulo Seke has said.

Mr seke said chibuluma road was one of the major road to be rehabilitated under the 15 kilometres variations because it was in a bad state which needed urgent rehabilitation works.

Mr Seke was reacting to some residents on Kitwe residents’ blog where some residents were asking whom to petition for the road to be rehabilitated.

But in response, Mr Seke said the council had already done its work by recommending for the rehabilitation of Chibuluma road which was in bad state .

"As a council we have done

our work of recommending for the rehabilitation of Chibuluma road which is in bad state. We however don't know when the contractor will move on site to start the works.

"We don't know if the contractor, Avic international will wait for the rains to finish or it will move on site any time. Chibuluma road has been recommended for rehabilitation under the 15 kilometres variations, but during implementation, priority can be given to those roads which are in bad state like Chibuluma road, " Mr Seke said.

Chibuluma road runs from fire brigade round about, to Mindolo road up to central street.

Despite the rehabilitation of a number of roads in the central business district of Kitwe, motorists have continued to cry for the rehabilitation of Chibuluma road.

And some motorists are hoping that the road could be rehabilitated within a short time.

William Njovu told the Daily Nation that the Chibuluma road needed urgent rehabilitation works especially for those who drive and work between Kitwe and Kalulushi every day.

Don’t aid foreigners to get NRCs, minister warns

By ROGERS KALERO OFFICERS at the National Registration office and Zambians in general should not aid foreigners to get national registration cards (NRCs), Home Affairs Minister minister Stephen Kampyongo has warned .

Mr Kampyongo issued the warning when he visited the national registration office in Kitwe to understand and appreciate the challenges they were going through in the process of issuing NRCs. Mr Kampyongo urged the officers at the Kitwe office to ensure that they do not give NRCs to foreigners because that was an offense which could get the officers fired .

He said he was aware that during the time of getting NRCs, some desperate officers were allowing themselves to get into illegal activities of allowing foreigners to get NRCs. “I’m warning you officers, don’t veer off the law. Don’t get into illegal activities of allowing foreigners to get national registration cards. If you are caught you will be fired,” Mr Kampyongo said.

And Copperbelt provincial registration officer Lisuba Kabanda said most registration centres on the Copperbelt were overwhelmed and needed additional staff Mr Kabanda said the centres were also facing a problem because most typewriters had manufacturing error where the numbers 1 and 2 were often breaking down

DAILY

Livingstone residents appeal for voter registration extension

BY ANDREW MUKOMA SOME stakeholders in Livingstone have expressed doubtful that the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) will meet the target of nine million of Zambians to have registered as voter.

The stakeholders are of the view that the exercise if anything must be extended without any negotiations.

Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia (EFZ) Southern Province Chairperson Reverand Boston Simumba said that the voter registration exercise is not an academic activity but something that needs seriousness.

Reverand Simumba told the Daily Nation in Livingstone that there have been a lot of complaints from people who desire to register but there has been a problem with the pace at which the ECZ is conducting the exercise.

“It is like most people are going to be blocked because of the deadline. Therefore, the exercise is not academic but performance exercise so, we appeal to ECZ to extend,” he said.

National Democratic Party (NDC) representative Paul Sensele also is of the view that the exercise must be extended in order to meet the target.

Mr Sensele said that it is the mandate of ECZ to ensure that all eligible voters are registered.

And Livingstone District Voter Education and Publicity Secretary Melvin Mukela has told the Daily Nation that so far, the number of registered voters as of December 7, 2020 was below the expected target.

Mr Mukela said, this is not withstanding the fact that the exercise has been running smoothly since it started.

“The voter registration exercise is going on well in Livingstone.

We have witnessed several people going to registration centres to register themselves as voters for 2021 general elections.

Extend voter registration - FODEP

By ANDREW MUKOMA FOUNDATION for Democratic Process in Livingstone has called on the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) to extend voter registration exercise by one month.

FODEP district chairperson Nyambe Mutete has observed with concern that almost half of the targeted nine million people will be disenfranchised if the voter registration exercise come to a close on the December 12, 2020.

Mr Nyambe has observed that the turnout of people registering as voters has generally been good unfortunately ECZ might not be unable to capture the targeted number.

“FODEP believes it is not people’s fault hence the call on ECZ to extend the exercise by one month,” he said.

He said that the foundation recognizes the many challenges ECZ has been facing and efforts made to improve efficiency in their operations. “In view of the above FODEP wish to encourage eligible citizens who have not registered to take advantage of remaining registration period to register as voters,” he said.

Saturday 12, December 2020

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DOWNPOUR LEAVES FAMILIES HOMELESS

By JACKSON MAPAPAYI

A DOWNPOUR accompanied by heavy winds has left some families in Solwezi homeless after their houses had the roofs blown off.

The affected townships include, Mushitala, Mukuba, College area among others.

Solwezi District Commissioner Rosemary Kamalonga described the incident as a disaster and appealed to cooperating partners to help affected families.

“It’s a terrible situation which needs

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concerted efforts from all stakeholders,” said Ms Kamalonga.

She disclosed that in Mushitala alone, about 36 houses have had the roofs blown off while in the other townships, the District Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit committee is yet to establish the exact number of affected households.

She also disclosed that apart from houses being destroyed, ZESCO poles were ripped off as well as overhead cables were cut off as a result of the heavy winds. “But, the only good part is that no life has been destroyed. And as I speak, my office has already engaged the power

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Manchester rivals clash MANCHESTER United and Manchester City lock horns for the 183rd time today, with just one point and one place separating the nearneighbours in the Premier League table.

Both clubs endured disappointing starts to their respective campaigns, but have begun to climb the table in recent weeks and would stay in touch with the leading pack with victory in this match.

If you had told Manchester United fans at the beginning of 2020-21 that they would go into their first derby of the season, more than a quarter of the way into the campaign, sitting above Man City in the table then they would have no doubt taken that position.

However, all has not been well for either of these teams so far this term and, while Man City do now seem to be finding their feet, Man United continue to struggle with inconsistency and vastly differing home and away form.

Defeat to RB Leipzig in midweek condemned them to Europa League football again after Christmas, despite getting themselves into a position where they only needed one point from their final two games

to qualify for the last 16 of the Champions League.

The 3-2 loss in Leipzig, which followed a 3-1 home defeat to Paris Saint-Germain a week earlier, was only made to look a little more respectable by two late goals for the Red Devils as they threatened another comeback away from home.

That has been a feature of their Premier League campaign so far, remarkably coming from behind to win all five of their top-flight away games so far this season - something which has never been done before in the competition.

Indeed, the Red Devils have now won a club-record nine successive away league games and are unbeaten on the road since January, and with questions again being asked of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer following their Champions League exit it is not too much of a stretch to suggest that it is only their away form which is keeping him in the job at the moment.City have by no means enjoyed a faultless season themselves so far, though, and they make the short trip to Old Trafford sitting below their bitter rivals in the table.

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Belgium top year-end world rankings for third straight time BELGIUM were crowned FIFA’s team of the year for the third straight time after retaining the top spot ahead of world champions France in the latest world rankings released on Thursday, soccer’s world governing body said.

While 1, 082 international games were played in 2019, the most since the rankings system was introduced in 1993, only 352 matches were held this year - the fewest since 1987 - due to the disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Roberto Martinez’s Belgium won six of their eight games this year as they booked their place in next year’s UEFA Nations League finals.

The top four remained unchanged, with Brazil and England retaining their third and fourth ranking respectively.

Portugal moved up to fifth, while both Spain (sixth) and Argentina (seventh) improved two places compared to last year.

Hungary (40th) were the most improved side in the rankings this year, having gained 44 points and 12 places to break into the top 50.

Marco Rossi’s side lost just once in eight matches to qualify for the Euro 2020 finals, which has been postponed until June-July next year due to Covid-19. REUTERS.

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Meanwhile, NAPSA Stars search for a first win continues today when they face “wounded” Green Buffaloes who were stunned 2-1 by Buildcon on Wednesday.

It is a must-win for coach Mohamed Fathi who still believes that the league is still open despite NAPSA having failed to get a win from the five games the CAF envoys have played in the league so far.

At Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola, second-placed Zesco United will host Indeni in a fixture which will see coach Numba Mumamba and his former assistant at ZANACO Dabid Chilufya facing off as opponents.

Motivated with a 2-0 win over

Nkana on Wednesday, Indeni will seek to replicate their form to get a consecutive win.

In the second game of the double header at Levy Mwanwasa Stadium, Forest Rangers play their first match after being eliminated from the CAF Champions League against ZANACO. After being humbled 4-2 by Prison Leopards on Wednesday, Lusaka Dynamos will seek redemption when they host Red Arrows at Sunset Stadium as Nkwazi are set to host Power Dynamos at Edwin Imboela Stadium.

Young Green Eagles and Prison Leopards will clash at Khosa Stadium in a battle of the promoted sides as both teams are coming from the National Division one league.

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THE K27, 000 richer Midlands Basketball Association (MBA) tournament enters its final stage today with exciting fixtures lined up at NASDEC Sports complex.

Intrepid Bulls take on Capital Riders while NAPSA Hurricanes will play Heroes Play United in the third and fourth one-off game.

Red Arrows will clash with Lilanda Heat as NAPSA Breeze take on Green Buffaloes while Munali Suns are scheduled to face Green Buffaloes in the final series, one of

three series.

Tomorrow’s action will see the Dophins playing Magic Sparks in a third and fourth one-off game as Lilanda Heat will take on Red Arrows. Buffaloes will play Munali Suns with Buffaloes Ladies facing NAPSA Breeze in the final.

The tournament will see the best performing club from the MBA Super League and the women’s league getting K5, 000, a trophy and some medals while the winners of the title in League B will get K4, 000.

The runners up in both the Super League, Women’s League and league-B teams getting K4, 000 each while third played winners in all categories will get K1, 000.

Meanwhile, MBA president Maziko Phiri has hailed HLB, Elation Enterprise and Soxx Clothing for sponsoring the tournament which featured the best basketball teams in Lusaka.

Phiri said the tournament which was the first under the Covid-19 era has helped the MBA to assess how they would manage the MBA league next season.

‘SUGAR’ GETS MICHO ARRESTED From page 16

From left : City FC chairman Chomba Mumba, Bolabet Zambia representative Folmer Chishala, City of Lusaka FC manager Justin Palmer and Energade Distribution Group Zambia Managing Director, Seko Mwanyungwi pose for a photo after signing partnership. - Picture by MICHAEL MIYOBA

Bolabet energise Yamoto From page 16

“Bolabet is excited to announce this partnership with City of Lusaka. Bolabet are a key part of the sportsecosystem in Zambia, and we are proud to be associated with CityYamoto,” said Chishala.

And Energade Distribution Group Zambia Managing Director, Seko Mwanyungwi, said; “We are happy to be

partnering with a historic Zambian football club. Sports nutrition is a key part of total athlete performance, and we are excited to be supporting Zambian sports people.”

Energade become the official sports drink provider for City Yamoto and will also become the official provider and sponsor of the City of Lusaka training kit.

City of Lusaka compete in the Eden University National Division one league and occupies third position with 18 points.

“Later on that day, the lady went to deliver coffee again at the same stadium and this time Sredojevic allegedly touched her buttocks.

“He was granted R10, 000 bail and his next court appearance will be on February 25, 2021.”

However, FAZ said it is aware of the serious allegations made against ‘Micho’ in South Africa.

FAZ acting General Secretary Joseph Chimpampwe said the association would not comment on the matter until after being fully briefed by Sredojevic and his legal representatives.

“We will keep the nation updated on the matter without being in contempt of the court process,” Chimpampwe said in a statement issued by FAZ communications manager Sydney Mungala.

Meanwhile, the Zambia Under-20 national soccer team has missed out on qualifying for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations after losing the 2020 COSAFA Men’s semifinal match 5-4 on penalties to Mozambique following a goalless draw at Holfson Stadium in Port Elizabeth.

Namibia and Mozambique will meet in the finals of the COSAFA and eventually represent Southern Africa at the Youth AFCON next year.

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WHATSAPP OR CALL: 0950 620850/1/2/4, 0973 590840, 0969 080207 DEFENDING champions Nkana’s quest to escape the relegation zone of the MTN/FAZ Super Division faces another tough test when they host Green Eagles in a week-10 fixture at Nkana Stadium in Kitwe.

It is a tough fixture for the Kitwe giants who are seeking to bounce back from Wednesday’s 2-0 defeat to promotion-side Indeni.

The match slated for tomorrow will see Eagles also seeking maximum points having been held 0-0

by Nkwazi in their last fixture played in Choma.

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…as Junior Zambia rout Malawi to storm semis Chipolopolo miss out on AFCON

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…Fathi confident Pensioners will bounce back

CITY of Lusaka Football Club has clinched a three-year deal with Bolabet Zambia and Ernegade the sure despite the “Pensionproducers of the sport

By MICHAEL MIYOBA ers” anchoring the 18-team performance energy APSA Stars coach MTN/FAZ Super Division drink.

Mohamed Fathi says with three points.

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1-0 loss to Buildcon in Ndola.

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WHATSAPP OR CALL: 0950 620850/1/2/4, 0973 590840, 0969 080207 DEFENDING champions Nkana’s quest to escape the relegation zone of the MTN/FAZ Super Division faces another tough test when they host Green Eagles in a week-10 fixture at Nkana Stadium in Kitwe.

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The match slated for tomorrow will see Eagles also seeking maximum points having been held 0-0

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In the other fixture to be played tomorrow, league leaders Buildcon take on Kitwe United at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola. (To page 15)

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