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However, Operation Save MMD treasurer, Geoffrey Mulenga, described Dr Mumba as an untrustworthy politician.

SPONSORED the UPND parliamentary candidates in 2016 when we were in an alliance, New Hope MMD president, Nevers Mumba has claimed.

And barely two days after announcing that his party was ready to go into an alliance with the Patriotic Front (PF), Dr Mumba has u-turned, declaring that he would go solo in the August 12 general elections. To Page 3

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UPND CANDIDATES PROTEST HIGH FEES …wants aspiring candidates who can fund their campaigns. Pg 3

By ROGERS KALERO

THE K5,000 fee being charged by the UPND for aspiring Members of Parliament has been described as exorbitant and discriminatory against humbled members of the party.

Come back home, GBM urges Kambwili ON PAGE 5

I’ll continue to support youths, says Lungu …as he empowers them with 50 fuel tankers. Pg3

The candidates complained that the K2,000 fee charged by the PF for Parliamentary candidates was more reasonable. The PF was also charging K500 at Constituency, District, Provincial and Secretariat making it a total of K2000. To Page 3

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By SILUMESI MALUMO HE opposition leaders are dancing to the tune of President Edgar Lungu’s popularity, Patriotic Front (PF) national vice chairperson for mobilisation Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba has said.

Mr Mwamba said that all the opposition leaders were having nightmares because President Lungu was giving them pressure.

He said in an interview yesterday that none of the opposition leaders was comfortable to face Mr Lungu in at the August 12 election this year.

He said the opposition leaders were using all desperate means to discredit President Lungu to try and dent his image.

Mr Mwamba said that President Lungu had become more popular because of the development he had delivered

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State adopts Covid-19 vaccine plan - Chanda

By OLIVER SAMBOKO GOVERNMENT has in principle agreed to adopt a Covid-19 vaccine programme aimed at mitigating the health and social-economic impact of the pandemic on citizens.

Health Minister Dr Jonas Chanda said the vaccination will be done in a cautious manner and on a voluntary basis.

He said Government through the Ministry of Health has already started processing the logistical supplies in preparation for the Covid-19 vaccination programme.

He said cabinet will soon guide on the type of vaccines to be used based on the safety, efficacy, cost and suitability of supply.

Dr Chanda also revealed that Government was finalising detailed modalities on the type of vaccination to be used and the actualisation of the programme which cabinet will soon approve.

“This will be done in consultation with relevant stakeholders including cooperating partners, the United Nations systems, religious bodies traditional leaders and scientific groups among others,” he said.

Dr Chanda said the World Health Organisation and other global authorities have added the Covid-19 vaccines to the available effective tools to fight the pandemic, adding that many countries have already adopted this strategy and are now vaccinating their citizens.

He said Government will continue to mount a multi-sectoral response to the fight against Covid-19 informed by evidencebased high impact intervention.

Increase water quota to Kariba North, ZRA told

By OLIVER SAMBOKO

CONSIDER allocating more water to enable Zesco increase power generation at KNBPS, following an increase in water level at Kariba Dam, energy expert Victor Hazemba has advised the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA).

On Tuesday, Zesco disclosed that the Kariba North Bank power station in Siavonga was operating at 400MW against the installed capacity of 1080MW, and that the operator of the Kariba Dam complex, ZRA had only allocated it 15 billion cubic metres of water for power generation for this year.

But Mr Hazemba said in an interview that it did not make economic sense for ZRA to wait until the dam is full to capacity before it decides to allocate more water to the power utility company when the country was grappling with a dire shortage of power energy for economic activities.

He said allocating more

water for power generation at the country’s biggest power station would help in reducing load shedding that was still being experienced in some parts of the country.

“It doesn’t make sense for ZRA to continue holding on to water when available data show that Lake Kariba is receiving a lot of water following good rains recorded around the upper Zambezi River catchment area,” he said.

Mr Hazemba also said as the country was slowly recovering from the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, it was expected that economic activities will go up resulting in more demand for electricity which will lead to more load shedding.

Mr Hazemba said Zambians were aware that Zesco signed contracts worth $548 million with Power China to develop three solar power plants that will add 600 megawatts to the national grid but that it seems very little was being done to actualise the projects.

OPPOSITION JITTERY TO FACE LUNGU

across the country.

“For me, I cannot even panic about whether the opposition talk about President Lungu because I know very well that they are nothing but scared of him.

“Whenever they see his shadow they always shiver.

President Lungu canot be challenged by any opposition leaders we have in the country,” he said.

Mr Mwamba said the current crop of opposition leaders cannot be compared to the PF when it was in the opposition.

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Chilufya applies for re-adoption, as more PF aspirants file applications

By OLIVER SAMBOKO FORMER Minister of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya has applied to recontest the Mansa Central constituency seat on the Patriotic Front ticket.

And both the ruling party and the United Party for National Development (UPND) have received a flurry of applications from candidates eyeing seats in Lusaka and other parts of the country.

In Lusaka, Kabwata has emerged as the hot seat where some youths are battling to be adopted by the PF against the incumbent, Mr Given Lubinda, who is also Justice Minister and has been its MP for 20 years.

In Kanyama, the incumbent, Ms Elizabeth Phiri is facing a serious challenge from three men, Musonda Sichone, Pastor Simukonda and Chrisantius Changwereza, who both applied in 2016 and were unsuccessful but are optimistic of their chances this time around.

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By SILUMESI MALUMO GOVERNMENT is pleased with the increased production of manganese in the country.

Mines and Minerals Development Minister, Richard Musukwa, said it was gratifying that manganese production which is usually mined by small-scale miners was increasing.

Mr Musukwa said Government was impressed

And Mr Changwereza lodged in his application at the Kanyama constituency offices before proceeding to the Secretariat and provincial offices. The district offices were closed as officials had reportedly gone to a funeral send off for a Matero councillor, Moses Bwalya who was being put to rest yesterday.

Mr Changwereza presented a social contract which contains a litany of pledges he wants to fulfil in uplifting the lives of residents in the constituency with one focus being on poor drainages which has seen even the PF constituency offices being submerged.

“We cannot continue to live in water and wading in water every rain season when we have representation in Parliament, because that suggests something is wrong, and this we must put right,” he said. “We need pragmatic and effective leadership who live within Kanyama and have always done, to help change the fortunes of this constituency,” he said.

And Clement Tembo lodged in his

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application papers on Thursday in a low key even in line with the Covid-19 preventive measures.

Mr Tembo said in an interview that he decided to do a low key filing of his papers as opposed to getting people from different wards even outside Kabwata when the event did not call for such.

And Mr Tembo said he used a private vehicle and went to lodge his application to contest the Kabwata seat on the PF ticket. He later went to Mahopo to hand over a refurbished school among other donations to the local community.

Meanwhile, ZANIS reports that Dr Chilufya has applied for re-adoption as Mansa Central MP for the August 12, 2021 general elections.

Dr Chilufya told his supporters who escorted him that he is applying for re – adoption because he wants to continue with the development that President Edgar Lungu has begun in the constituency.

Ms Phiri

Mr Changwereza

Manganese output up that small-scale miners had improved their mining activities. He said in an interview that with the improved productivity, the country would start generating reasonable revenue from the resource.

Mr Musukwa said manganese production in

2020 increased to 28, 409.45 tonnes compared to 15, 903.60 in 2019.

He said this represented about 44 percent production increment.

"Manganese production is mainly done by smallscale producers. About 21 active small-scale producers

contributed to the total production,” Mr Musukwa said. He said the increase in production was as a result of increased compliance in operations and other aspects.

Mr Musukwa added: "In addition, more manganese processing facilities had also been set up in Serenje.”

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UPND CANDIDATES PROTEST HIGH FEES From Page 1 “K5000 is too high and it is like they want to get rid of some of such,” the candidates who did not want to be named for fear of victimization said.

However, the UPND has defended the K5, 000 application fee for UPND aspirants for positions of Members of Parliament (MPs) or Mayor which is meant to weigh the capacity of individuals vying for public office.

According to the opposition party, the move would also help the top brass assess the ability of applicants to fund their campaigns if they were adopted.

UPND Copperbelt information and publicity secretary Lawrence Mwanza said the party had learnt lessons from the previous elections where some people with no capacity were adopted.

He said such individuals failed to fund their campaigns and instead turned to the party for assistance.

In an interview in Kitwe yesterday, Mr Mwanza said it was surprising that many people who were seeking adoption on the party ticket had no capacity and were not even on the ground.

"One of the qualifications to be adopted on the UPND ticket is to be loyal to the party, to have capacity to fund your own campaigns if adopted and to be on the ground and have

the support of the people.

"But it is shocking that most people want to be adopted, but are not known on the ground and have nothing to start the campaign with.

"So it is for this reason that we decided to peg the application fee for those aspiring to be Members of Parliament and Mayors on K5, 000. We want people with capacity, not people with nothing," he said.

Mr Mwanza also urged the aspiring candidates and members to go on the ground to campaign for the party and President Hakainde Hichilema so that they could set the stage for victory in the August elections.

He said it was important for aspiring candidates and officials to convince the electorate to vote for Mr Hichilema who would work hard to achieve economic recovery and national development.

Mr Mwanza said Zambia's hope of economic recovery was in the hands of Mr Hichilema who has a good plan to end poverty and promote food security through pragmatic policies.

"As we get closer to the August 12 elections, let us ensure that we work hard and convince the electorate that the UPND is the party of the future which will take Zambia forward under the most capable hands of President Hakainde Hichilema.

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He said this is because alliances could not work in Zambia as most of the political leaders were self-centred.

However, Operation Save MMD treasurer, Geoffrey Mulenga, described Dr Mumba as an untrustworthy politician.

Speaking when he was featured on Hot FM Radio's hot seat programme on Thursday, Dr Mumba said he gave K50, 000 to each UPND candidate to help them with campaigns in 2016.

Dr Mumba said the PF would continue engaging in virtual meeting with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in futility because its leaders

were hopeless.

"The PF will continue engaging in virtual meetings with the IMF because the PF don't have a plan, but I have a plan and I am the only one who can give them hope," Dr Mumba said.

He said Zambians were ready to have a Christian leader in him who would turn around the country's economic misfortunes.

But in an interview yesterday, Mr Mulenga said Dr Mumba’s name would remain associated with betraying the people.

Mr Mulenga described Dr Mumba as an inconsistent politician who could not be trusted, warning that, “any political party planning to work or form

an alliance with him must do so at their own peril.”

He said the New Hope MMD president’s political journey had been full of inconsistencies and betrayals.

He said it was sad that yesterday when he was featured on a radio programme, Dr Mumba was decampaigning President Edgar Lungu whose party he desperately wanted to have an alliance with.

Mr Mulenga said Dr Mumba has not only betrayed fellow politicians but also misled unsuspecting people with his demeanour that masks a highly deceitful character.

“Let me warm those involved in this petty scheme trying to entertain Dr Mumba

MY government will continue to support the youth in various sectors to prevent them from engaging in vices, that often times destroy their future, President Edgar Lungu has said.

And President Lungu has called for openness, transparency, cooperation, peace, mutual understanding and respect among all political players and stakeholders as the nation prepares for the general elections this year.

Mr Lungu said his government was fully committed to partner with the youth to foster national development.

The President said this in Lusaka yesterday when he handed over fuel tankers, Rosa minibuses, and earth moving equipment as empowerment to youths’ cooperatives from across the country during the 2021 national Youth Day celebrations themed:” Enhancing National Development through Sustainable Youth Partnerships.”

Mr Lungu said he will continue to prioritise youth development because the Patriotic Front manifesto advocated for that.

He said government is targeting 1, 800 youths to benefit from the transport empowerment programme which ranges from taxis, minibuses and fuel tanker trucks.

President Lungu said Government had already procured 50 fuel tankers of which 25 were in the country and two have already been given to the youth to start operating.

“Today, my government is empowering 25 cooperatives of young people with a fuel tanker each, affirming its commitment to sustainable youth partnerships in national development,” he said.

He also said his government was targeting to reach 2, 200 youths who could establish milling plants and be linked to available markets for production of mealie meal, cassava meal and stock feed.

Mr Lungu explained that Government was providing startup capital to youths who

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to decampaign President Lungu that not so long ago, he (Dr Mumba) was a darling with the UPND and Mr Hichilema gave him a free lawyer Mulambo Haimbe for three years in courts, but today the pastor is insulting his former alliance partner,” Mr Mulenga said.

‘I’ll sign Cyber Security Bill promptly’ PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says he will not hesitate to sign the Cyber Security Bill once presented to him by Speaker of the National Assembly, Patrick Matibini.

Parliament unanimously passed the proposed Cyber Security and Cyber Crimes Bill 2021, which includes a bevy of new laws around the sending of messages and electronic communi-

cations in Zambia.

The bill was officially passed by Parliament on Tuesday and the draft legislation is ready to be signed into law by President Lungu.

Speaking to journalists in Lusaka yesterday, Mr Lungu said he was ready to sign the bill to ensure that people who infringe upon other people’s freedom were dealt with accordingly. - ZNBC

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I’ll continue to support youths, says President Lungu

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are engaged in micro, small and medium enterprises to boost their businesses on loan basis, which in turn will enable them grow and be able to employ other youths.

He said over 55, 000 youths dealing in micro, small and medium scale businesses have been targeted with direct and indirect benefit from this project.

The President said Government has also provided startup capital ranging from K10, 000 to K30, 000 per cooperative, targeting 1, 000 youths engaged in various agricultural activities, adding that over

K29 million was disbursed to all the provinces for this programme.

He urged youths, especially those from the rural areas to seize such opportunities so that they could improve their livelihoods.

President Lungu who noted that most advertised jobs require one to have 3-5 years work experience said the government has come up with the apprenticeship programme aimed at linking youths to various institutions, both public and private as apprentices for a period of not less than 15 months.

He said the government is providing stipend per month to the youth under this programme which is targeting 9, 000 youths and so far, 6, 000 are beneficiaries.

Meanwhile, President Lungu has called for peace as the country heads towards elections.

He said there was need to guard jealously the peace that Zambians are enjoying.

Minister of Youth and Sport, Emmanuel Mulenga urged youths to play their part in changing the economic landscape of the country by ensuring that they access the youth empowerment funds and use them prudently.

Mr Mulenga stated that President Lungu has prioritized working with young people hence empowering them with capital without collaterals.

And giving a vote of thanks on behalf of other youths, Vector Mulindwa said the empowerment would go a long way in alleviating poverty and improve their living standards of the youths in Zambia.

THE Zambia Forestry and Forest Industries Cooperation (ZAFFICO) has started the purchase of legally harvested mukula logs countrywide.

ZAFFICO is a company listed in the Lusaka Security Exchange whose main business focus is to establish and manage industrial exotic forest plantations and supply quality wood products for local and export markets.

Public Relations Manager, Irene Chipili, said institutions or persons seeking to sell mukula logs must submit certified documentation from the Forestry Department of the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources.

Ms Chipili said the process had no time restrictions but was a continuous one.

"We are inviting concession licence holders and holders of felling permits for the said logs.

"ZAFFICO remains committed to diligently undertake this mandate working closely with all government agencies responsible for matters relating to the purchase and sale of mukula logs," she said.

Ms Chipili said the firm was fulfilling the mandate given by Government to buy legally harvested mukula logs from the concession licence holders and holders of felling permits.

She added that ZAFFICO was mandated to sell the logs to entities lawfully engaged in value addition to the mukula logs within the country as well as exporting to international markets.

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YOUTHS’ CHALLENGE PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has just demonstrated what the government expects from youths – economic independence that could lead to improved livelihoods.

Come March 12 next year, the youth cooperatives which have been empowered must show that indeed the programme was not a political gimmick to win votes.

They ought to realise that some political cynics have dismissed the empowerment drive as only directed at members of the Patriotic Front even when the government has gone out of its way to explain otherwise.

If anything, the President has shown that the Patriotic Front government will walk the talk when it comes to youth empowerment programmes.

This was evidenced yesterday during the Youth Day celebrations under the theme: “Enhancing National Development through Sustainable Youth Partnerships.”

Youths have in the past complained about the high unemployment figures within their ranks and for those with a business acumen, lack of capital.

And yesterday, President Lungu put into practice what his administration has been trying to do to help the huge army of unemployed youths start to earn a living through their own sweat.

He handed over fuel tankers, Mitsubishi Rosa minibuses, and earth moving equipment as empowerment to youths’ cooperatives from across the country during the 2021 national Youth Day celebrations.

We hope the beneficiaries will realise that the start-up capital and equipment given under the empowerment programme is coming from taxpayers who expect to see some returns from the investment.

President Lungu said Government had already procured 50 fuel tankers of which 25 were in the country and two have already been given to the youth to start operating.

“Today, my government is empowering 25 cooperatives of young people with a fuel tanker each, affirming its commitment to sustainable youth partnerships in national development,” he said yesterday.

The beneficiaries must not treat the support as an entitlement and misuse the money. The cooperatives under which the empowerment programme is coming through should operate in a transparent manner especially on financial matters.

The cooperative spirit entails that all members are equal and there should not be anyone trying to “lord” it over other members.

The youth must show the nation that given the resources, they can make a difference and lead responsible lives.

President Lungu has already assured that his government will continue to support the youth in various sectors to prevent them from engaging in vices, that often times destroy their lives.

There is already a fund for youths to access in the aquaculture sector which is there for the asking.

Just yesterday, Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock Permanent Secretary Benson Mwenya said aquaculture Youth Funds are still available, Dr Mwenya said youths should visit the ministry and get information regarding the funds.

So rather than become tools of political violence, youths must reflect about their lives and join the bandwagon of those striving to change their lives through taking advantage of the youth empowerment programmes.

This is especially so for youths in rural areas who complain that only their colleagues in urban areas benefit from such programmes.

UPND YOUTHS RAMPAGE, 25 NABBED …at Kitwe march-past

By ROGERS KALERO

TWENTY – FIVE UPND cadres have been arrested while one person was injured and a police vehicle damaged in a confusion which ensued when suspected opposition cadres attempted to disrupt the Youth Day celebrations at City Square in Kitwe.

UPND youths, who were in buses and clad in party regalia, attempted to force their way past the gathering at City Square, while chanting “we want change” slogans.

The fracas, which took about 40 minutes, drew the attention of members of the public with some people running for their lives while most shops were closed for fear of possible looting.

Those that were in buses

were then blocked from getting their way to the gathering and in the process they became unruly and started throwing stones at police officers and damaged one of their vehicles.

As the confusion continued, Patriotic Front (PF) youths tried to stop the rampaging UPND youths and in the process the situation got out of hand as the two camps exchanged punches.

During the fracas, one of the UPND youths sustained head injuries with those within town

Youth’s aquaculture funds still available - State

By NOEL IYOMBWA THE aquaculture Youth Funds are still available, Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock Permanent Secretary Benson Mwenya has said.

Dr Mwenya said in an interview that youths should visit the ministry and get information regarding the funds.

He noted that youths should be organised as fish farming demands a number of requirements such

as land.

Dr Mwenya said that due to the requirements in fish farming, youths should form groups so that they could easily acquire land to benefit from the funds.

“The funds are available but that lack of information on the side of the youth is what is hindering them not come forth.

“They should come forth and get the true picture of the programme and undergo training,” he said.

Dr Mwenya however said

scampering for their safety.

After realising that they had failed to disrupt the Youth Day, the UPND youths proceeded with the march past heading to the party secretariat in Nkana West.

UPND Copperbelt Information and Publicity Secretary, Lawrence Mwanza, could not tell how many UPND cadres had been arrested during the confusion.

Mr Mwanza however blamed the police for the fracas saying the cadres were on

that a number of youth groups has benefitted from the funds.

In July last year, Government launched the $6 million Aquaculture Seed Fund Youth Empowerment Initiative under the Zambia Aquaculture Enterprise Development project.

Vice President Inonge Wina, who launched the initiative, said the seed fund would help youths venture into aquaculture value chain.

Ms Wina said through the initiative the country was expected to reduce the 87, 000 tonnes fish deficit thereby enhancing economic development and poverty reduction.

Husband on the run after murdering wife

By JOHN KOMBE A 47-YEAR-OLD woman of K village in Kanakantapa ward of Chongwe has allegedly been murdered by her husband after a marital dispute.

Chongwe district commissioner, Mr. Robster Mwanza who confirmed the development described the incident as devastating. He condemned the suspected murder and appealed to the residents to practice restraint when faced with the temptation to engage in fighting.

He disclosed that the couple reportedly had a sharp difference on women’s day on 8th March and the wife was even hospitalized after being assaulted.

He said that the suspected murder happened in the early hours of yesterday (12/03/2021). He named the suspect who was currently on the run as Walubita mwanang’uku, 51.

He however assured the family that he was hopeful that police would do their job and bring the culprit to book.

He revealed that police visited the scene after receiving a report and picked

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the body. According to him, the suspect allegedly ran away with the wife’s cell phone and an undisclosed amount of money.

The DC also thanked the father of the suspect for calling for the arrest of his own son. He said that this showed that the father was a cooperative citizen.

And Kanakantapa councillor, Hildah Musopa condemned the act. She named the deceased as Bertha Zimba, 47. She also bemoaned the slow response by police. She therefore appealed to police to ensure that they respond to reports by residents promptly. She said that the deceased earlier reported

the husband for assault.

She was however surprised that police only showed up after the murder.

Meanwhile, the suspect's father, Mr. mwanang’uku condemned the barbaric act by his son. He also confirmed that the couple had sharp differences since women’s day on 8th March.

He acknowledged that the deceased reported the matter to police and was issued with a call out for the suspect, but no action was taken. Efforts to get a comment from the police proved futile by press time.

Meanwhile the body of the deceased was deposited at Chongwe hospital awaiting further action.

their way to the party secretariat when officers started firing teargas canisters He said the police should learn how to deal with cadres to avoid unnecessary clashes like the one which had happened A resident, Mr Geoffrey Silwamba said UPND youths had planned to cause confusion at the celebrations while wondering what the situation would be ahead during the general elections.

Meanwhile after the close of the event, Kitwe District Commissioner Chileshe Bweupe, warned of stern action against political party youths engaging in any unruly behaviour.

Mr Bweupe directed law enforcers to remain alert and not tolerate any indiscipline and hooliganism behaviour from cadres.

Man forced to ‘eat’ mop sues state

By GRACE CHAILE-LESOETSA A PEASANT farmer who was allegedly forced to eat a dirty mop used for cleaning the toilet at Kamwala Remand Prison has sued the State demanding damages for malicious prosecution amounting to K250, 000.

Mr William Nyirenda is also seeking damages for defamation of character and loss of his two-year-old son, two cattle and seven pigs.

Mr Nyirenda wants the Lusaka High Court to order the State to pay him special and exemplary damages for the pain and suffering he allegedly suffered while in custody and other relief deemed fit.

He has cited the Attorney General as the first respondent in the matter as well as Rodney Chikole and Mike Muleya, residents of Kabambi Village in Chiombo as second and third respondents respectively.

Mr Nyirenda said that on October 13, 2016, he was arrested and charged with the offence of stock theft arising from false allegations by Mr Chikole and Mr Muleya and that he spent four days at West Wood police and three days at Central police.

He only spent a day at Kamwala Remand Prison.

He stated that while in custody, he was subjected to untold beatings and was forced to eat a mop used to clean the toilet by inmates and he allegedly developed some chest pains which continued even after being released.

Mr Nyirenda alleged that during the said period he suffered great loss as he lost his child due to lack of fatherly care as he was the sole bread winner.

He also claims that he lost two cattle valued at K3, 500 each and seven pigs valued at K2, 500 each and also failed to farm for the season 2016'-2017 and as a result failed to provide for the family which was now wallowing in poverty. Mr Nyirenda stated that after undergoing unlawful prosecution he was found not guilty and was subsequently acquitted of the offence on July 22, 2020.

He stated that his name has been tarnished in the community as he was now considered as a criminal and he wants to be compensated for the alleged malicious prosecution.

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BY SILUMESI MALUMO

CHISHIMBA Kambwili must come back home as all members in the ruling party will embrace him, Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba has said.

Mr Mwamba, who is Patriotic Front (PF) national vice chairperson for mobilisation, said no party member would discriminate the embattled National Democratic Congress president if he decided to re-join the party.

He said in an interview that the PF needed all old members who left to unite again.

Mr Mwamba said Mr Kambwili would be making a right decision if he went back to the PF because he was a founding member of the party.

He said no one would talk ill of Mr Kambwili f he went back to PF because he would only be re-joining the party he had sacrificed for.

Mr Mwamba said: "It might not only be him but even others who left are needed in the party because this is their home.”

Mr Mwamba said the party leadership wanted to see

to it that former members came back for them to contribute to its growth.

"It is not wrong to see our friends who left us and are now in the opposition coming back to their home. This is where they belong. They will be more comfortable if they are home than being where they don't belong.

"So my brother Chishimba Kambwili and many others you are most welcome to come back to where you belong so that you play a role in taking the party to higher heights," Mr Mwamba said.

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NATIONAL VALUES INITIATIVE A PLUS FOR PF, SAYS NEVERS

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HE greatest achievement of the PF Government is the ntroduction of the national values and principles, says Movement For Multiparty Democracy (MMD) President, Nevers Mumba.

Dr Mumba said the introduction of national values was cardinal because it would continue to build upon the declaration of Zambia as a Christian Nation.

Speaking on ZNBC Sunday Interview, Dr. Mumba said it would be bankrupt to have a Christian Nation without knowing the values upon which to base its proclamation.

“The very idea of producing that program to me is the greatest achievement this government has

Govt to protect children from social media abuse - Kampyongo GOVERNMENT is in the process of formulating mechanisms to protect children from abuse and manipulation especially on social media, Minister of Home Affairs, Stephen Kampyongo has said.

Mr. Kampyongo says government is worried that the increase in access to internet by children is posing a threat to the wellbeing of the young ones as most of them are falling prey to abuse and manipulation.

He says the new mechanisms and the enforce-

ment of the Cyber Security and Cyber Crimes laws will deter culprits from abusing the cyber space to manipulate, traffic and entice children to indulge in illicit activities that are detrimental to the livelihood.

The Minister said this before departure for Zambia after attending the Fourteenth United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice which has come to an end today in Kyoto, Japan. He has since urged parents to monitor the

activities of their children especially on social media as a measure to protect them. And Mr. Kampyongo has announced that reforms for the country’s correctional service have advanced with a focus on empowerment of youthful prisoners with various skills. He said government will ensure that those released from correctional facilities are fully reformed so that they do not engage in criminal activities once they are integrated into society.

The Minister said it is

ever made, it fits right into my vision of Zambia Shall Be Saved and the Vision of MMD declaring Zambia as a Christian Nation,” he said.

Dr Mumba urged the Church and political leaders to take the lead and ensure that values and principles were inculcated into the lives of Zambiansl He said both the church and political leaders should ensure that from scratch the values and principles become part of the nation.

Meanwhile, the MMD President has advised political parties that have formed alliances and those contemplating what to do to respect each other.

Dr. Mumba stated that the mistake that political parties had been making in forming alliances was that those with more Members

for this reason that government will soon recruit Correctional Officers with various skills as part of the reforms.

Meanwhile Mr. Kampyongo has described the just ended Kyoto congress as a success saying the lessons and experiences learnt will benefit the country in preventing crimes and administration of criminal justice, which is key to the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals -SDGs-.

The congress which drew participants around the globe was held under the theme, “Advancing crime prevention, criminal justice and the rule of law: towards the achievement of the 2030 Agenda.”

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Now cement manufacturer resort to gypsum importation

BY JOHN KOMBE

SINOMA Mpande Limestone Limited in the Nachitete area of Chongwe has resorted to importing gypsum due to the shortage of the commodity on the Zambian market.

Company assistant public relations manager, administration, Carlos Wang confirmed the development during an interview with the Daily Nation and acknowledged that the company has had challenges in meeting the demand for

cement at its plant.

He was happy to announce that operations have since up scaled after the company found a source for gypsum.

He said that the lack of gypsum on the Zambian market has had a negative effect on the company’s production and said the firm was now importing the commodity from Namibia.

He was therefore hopeful that the delays in approving orders for buyers at the plant would be completely eradicated now that the company had found a source of the

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commodity.

He also disclosed that the Cement transporters who were reported to be waiting for weeks at the company’s yard had since been serviced.

He however noted that only trucks that were coming for fresh orders were parked at the plant and were being serviced at the normal pace.

And director of Mines in the ministry of Mines and Mineral Development, Fred Banda earlier indicated that the country was experiencing shortage of gypsum, a material necessary for

the production of cement.

He pointed out that the import of gypsum was the only immediate option though this was a costly undertaking.

He disclosed that the country had other areas where the mineral occurs and that the ministry was therefore considering local sources of the commodity.

He however hinted that some of the sources were in national game parks and hence the delay in the undertaking taking of.

Dr Mumba

of Parliament (MPs) bully those with less.

He said political parties should understand that alliances are formed not because those who enter into the arrangement are

strong or weak but because they need a partner to work within pushing forward the same agenda.

And Dr. Mumba disclosed that the MMD was ready to work with other political parties including the Patriotic Front (PF) because it has never been against political alliances.

He stated that if the party National Executive decides that the MMD gets into an alliance with the PF, he would comply in the same way he did when they decided to enter into an alliance with United Party For National Development (UPND).

“If there is a perfect alliance, that is what I would choose to work with the MMD but there is a perfect political party, we are dealing with very imperfect organizations with imperfect leaderships,

Chita Lodge seeks judicial review against hunting concession

BY GRACE CHAILE-LESOETSA CHITA Lodge and Resorts limited has applied for judicial review in the Lusaka High court to commence proceedings challenging the State’s decision to continue with a public tender of the Upper Luano Hunting concession despite its appeal against it.

It wants the Court to exercise its discretion and compel Tourism minister, Ronald Chitotela to hear and determine its appeal over the decision to proceed with public tender.

It further wants the order for leave to act as a stay against the decision to proceed with the tender.

In an affidavit in support of ex parte summons for leave to apply for judicial review, Chita Lodge and Resorts managing director James Chungu who cited the Attorney General as respondent said that the matter is worthy of judicial review so that the State’s decision to proceed with the tender is brought before court by way of certiorari so that it may be quashed.

“That in the alternative, I truly and verily believe that this is a matter in which this honourable court can invoke its inherent jurisdiction to order that all tender proceedings in relation to upper Luano Hunting concession are suspended, or in the evnt that the tender has been awarded to order that the said award be reversed to allow the appeal process to be exhausted,” stated Mr Chungu.

He also applied for damages and costs. Mr Chungu stated that on March 18, 2020 the resort submitted an application for a hunting concession agreement to the Wildlife Management Licencing Committee(WMLC) for upper Luano by Chilanga office. Mr Chungu

claimed that the application met the requirements and requisite to qualify for the concession.

He stated that prior to making the said application, the applicant had been approached by senior chief Mboroma sometime in 2017 to assist in the conservation of wildlife in his chiefdom after noting that the area was losing wildlife due to unchecked and relentless poaching after the operator who was offered the concession by the name of Makasa Safaris turned it down.

Mr Chungu stated that from 2017 the applicant with knowledge and Consent of the Zambia World Life Authority (ZAWA) had been supporting the committee Resources Board for Upper Wildlife Conservation and the ZAWA office in Kabwe and further in the same period it employed 23 local people as game scouts who it pays K26, 000 monthly being wage bill, K8, 000 monthly fuel allowance for the ZAWA – Kabwe office for patrols bringing a total monthly allowance to K34, 000 up to date for 39 months has spent K1, 326, 000.

“In addition to the foregoing the applicant has been spending K28, 000 monthly for the game scouts, fuel; to run operations , food rations and food supplement for feeding of wildlife in summer among other things bringing the total of the addition expenses to K1,092, 000. The applicant has spent huge amounts of money in excess of K2, 419, 000,” Mr Chungu submitted.

Mr Chungu stated that by a letter dated December 1, 2020 they were informed that its application for hunting concession had been rejected on the grounds that there was no legal basis and compelling reasons to use direct bidding for the award of a hunting agreement to Upper Luano Hunting Block.

Zambeef names new board members of restructures that has seen greater investment ZAMBEEF has an- in cold chain value adnounced new appoint- dition and divestment ments on its stock of from loss making farms.

“Much as owning board of directors to farms allows the busireflect its value chain ness to own its value strategy.

This is in accordance chain, instances where with Section 3.59 of the farms are loss making can be draining for the Lusaka Securities Exoperation hence the change (LuSE) Listings strategy to realign posRules. ture,” the Magazine said.

Zambeef announced Earlier, Zambeef rethe stepping down of alized its Chiawa and Non-Executive Directors Sinazongwe loss maknamely Margaret Kunda ing farms that were cost Chalwe – Mudenda, Pro- drivers while refocusfessor Enala Lyson Tem- ing on its Hantley and bo -Mwase and John Mpongwe profitable opRabb with immediate erations. effect to be replaced by The magazine beKatebe Monica Muson- lieved that the full board da, Pearson Gowero and compliment now repRoman Frenkel respec- resented members that tively. were from strong value chain structure backThe beverages grounds who would then industry has be tasked to transform been his forte the Zambeef stock. having worked for the SABMill“Monica Musonda er Group and brings a Java Foods and equally had a Dangote Group expestint in Zambia. Roman rience. She currently Frenkel is a Private board chairs Airtel ZamEquity Executive with bia Plc. Pearson Gowero a skew towards Food & brings his Delta CorpoAgriculture at Common- ration Zimbabwe Limitwealth Development ed experience where he Corporation (CDC) serves as Chief ExecuGroup Plc, London. tive.

These changes are “The beverages induswith immediate effect. try has been his forte According to the Kwa- having worked for the cha Arbitrageur, the SABMiller Group and changes were a reflec- equally had a stint in tion of an actualisa- Zambia. Roman Frention of the groups value kel is a Private Equity chain strategy that Zam- Executive with a skew beef Plc had embarked towards Food & Agriculture at Commonwealth on over the year.

It indicated that the Development Corporaagribusiness entity has tion (CDC) Group Plc, been through a series London,” the magazine said.

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THINK-TANK TOPS IN ICT EFFECTIVE USE

BY BUUMBA CHIMBULU

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OLICY Monitoring and Research Centre (PMRC) has acknowledge that the youth have embraced the use of Information and Communications Technology (ICTs) to ensure the continued provision of goods and services amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.

They have been front liners in the fights against Covid-19 in the health sector as well as embraced the use of ICTs to ensure the continued provision of goods and services amidst the pandemic, says PMRC Executive Director, Bernadette Deka-Zulu.

Ms Deka-Zulu said that the efforts were there despite the challenges being faced by the youth such as lack of employment.

She said this in her message on this year’s Youth Day celebration held under the

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“This year’s theme is a reminder that, in driving our development agenda, there is need to forge partnerships with youths in all spheres of development.

“It is also a call to collective action for the youths to take up their place in the socio-economic space and play their role in the development of the country,” Ms Deka-Zulu said.

PMRC, she said, acknowledge the hard work that the youths were putting in to ensure Zambians were kept safe, healthy and the wheels that had kept the country’s economy running.

Ms Deka-Zulu said as the country continued to develop efforts towards the prevention and mitigation of the Covid-19 pandemic, youths must be at the centre to drive the recovery agenda.

“In this regard the duty also lies on the youths’ shoulders to ensure that

they step up to the responsibility being asked of them.

“They should strive not to keep their minds idle but instead use their time productively and avoid being drivers of illicit activities like violent behaviour and substance abuse,” she said.

Government, she said, therefore had a critical role to play in ensuring a positive and conducive environment for job creation and an enabling environment for employment opportunities.

Ms Deka-Zulu said leadership initiatives were needed to improve the functioning of the skills marketplace and the alignment of the skills supply with employment demand.

“Further, partnerships among Government, educators and businesses are needed in order to create more channels for young people to move from school to work,” she said.

AfDB introduces women finance initiative

BY BUUMBA CHIMBULU

FIRST women beneficiaries of the Affirmative Finance Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA) Guarantee for Growth programme have been introduced by the African Development Bank (AfDB).

The AFAWA Guarantee for Growth programmes targets financial institutions to increase their appetite to lend to women who are known to be better payers.

In celebration of International Women’s Day, and to mark the rollout of AFAWA Guarantee for Growth programme, the AfDB and the African Guarantee Fund are showcasing the first beneficiaries of the programme, an innovation aiming to unlock up to US$3 billion in loans to women-led small and medium size enterprises (SMEs).

AfDB’s Director for Women, Gender and Civil Society, Vanessa Moungar, said the programme de-risked

Ms Moungar

women entrepreneurs and enhanced financial institutions' appetite in lending to SMEs. She said AFAWA Guarantee for Growth programme targeted financial institutions to increase their appetite to lend to women who are known to be better payers, and who reinvested up to 90 percent of their income in the education, health and nutrition of their family and community.

“The African Development Bank has mobilized its resources, and the support of its global partners, in what is to date, our most ambitious effort ever to change the landscape on access to finance for African women entrepreneurs,” Ms Moungar said.

Supported by the Group of Seven countries as well as the Netherlands and Sweden, the AFAWA Guarantee for Growth program is im-

plemented in collaboration with the African Guarantee Fund, which works to facilitate access to finance for SMEs in Africa.

Esther Dassanou, Manager of AFAWA said: “The AFAWA Guarantee for Growth program is different and innovative from what is on the market, in the sense that it tackles all the major challenges that women entrepreneurs face in accessing financing and growing their business at the same time.”

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CCPC cautions consumers on plastic materials

By ANDREW MUKOMA

CONSUMERS must play a pivotal role in combating the use of plastic material to prevent pollution which is an environmental hazard, says Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC).

CCPC Inspector, Matyola Chipapa, observed with concern the indiscriminate disposal of plastic material among residents.

He told the Daily Nation in Livingstone that the trend was causing negative effects not only on the environment, but also on humans and animals.

Mr Chipapa noted that some plastic materials were poisonous as they were made from toxic materials and should be disposed of in designated areas.

He said if exposed to living organisms, plastics could cause ripple effects that might lead to death and hence the need to handle them carefully.

According to Mr Chipapa, plastic materials could clog drainages and water bodies and should therefore disposed of in proper waste bins.

The CCPC inspector said, there is need for every resident to play a part in sensitizing and reducing the use of plastic despite it being a major component of people’s daily lives.

By ANDREW MUKOMA

A CONCERNED youth in Livingstone has called on his fellow youths to desist from being used as tools of violence as the country heads towards the August 12 general elections.

Mainza Habuyani said young people should instead join efforts to develop the country, rather than being used by politicians to fight their own battles.

Mr Habuyani said that youths should use their energy to engage in productive ventures as they hold instrumental values in the wellbeing of the country.

"My call is for the youths to build on the gains attained in uplifting their welfare," he said.

Mr Habuyani urge youths in Southern Province to participate in this year's elections not only as voters but as candidates at various levels.

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He said that Government and the private sector should create more jobs

for youths and promote entrepreneurship for the young people.

FISP should be sustained, says Chief Mumena

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CHIEF Mumena of the Kaonde has asked the Government to continue financing the Farmer Input Support Programme (FISP).

The traditional leader said FISP has helped reduce poverty levels at household level and that Government should continue subsidizing agriculture inputs.

Chief Mumena was speaking at his palace in Kalumbila when Nyimba Investments officials led by Head-Sales and Marketing Manager Willings Mulendema paid a courtesy call on him.

“Let’s look at FISP as a survival kit, a game changer, a strategy for making households achieve food security,” chief Mumena said.

He said he was happy that Nyimba Investments was able to supply inputs early during the previous season.

Chief Mumena said Nyimba should at all times strive to supply inputs early for the wellbeing of the farmers.

The traditional leader encouraged the farmers in the area to commence making their K 400 contribution so that they were not delayed in getting the fertiliser.

“I want to commend Nyimba for ensuring that fertiliser was delivered on time. We saw your trucks rolling out and that meant

Chief Mumena easier access to fertiliser .

In terms of delivering inputs you did well as Nyimba and I would like to commend you for the job well done,” he said.

And Mr Mulendema said Nyimba has already started procuring fertiliser for the 2020/21 farming season.

He said the company has so far procured 50,000 metric tonnes of fertiliser and was currently in its Lusaka main warehouse. He said they would soon start distributing to other districts where the company has been contracted to supply.

“We have already started procuring and the stocks are in our main hub in Lusaka.

We hope to start bringing to areas before the month ends and plan that by June, we should have completed the entire deliveries because we realise that some farmers might be engaged in political activities,” he said.

And Provincial Marketing Coordinator Dennis Munachusa said as a provincial administration , they were happy that Nyimba was able to complete the distribution for the entire province before November 15, 2020.

As a result, he said, farmers were able to get fertiliser early and be able to plant before the planting period.

Currently, he said the provincial administration has commenced preparations for the 2020/21 beneficiaries.

Mr Munachusa said the province wants to ensure that the register for FISP beneficiaries was updated so that they did not delay the process of access fertiliser.

“We don’t want to delay our farmers in any way and so we have started preparing the register for the 2020/21 beneficiaries ,” he said.

UPND’s inconsistency on nomination and adoption fees Dear Editor, FOLLOWING the communication from the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) on the proposed revised fees for candidates in the upcoming coming elections, the UPND is one stakeholder that openly disapproved the proposed fees.

It vehemently objected and demanded for the user friendly fee scale for all irrespective of the financial muscle.

On June 17, 2020, UPND president Hakainde Hichilema took it to social media and protested the new nomination fees. He was quoted as having said, “New nomination fees totally unacceptable and an affront to the principle of Constitutional Democracy.”

He went on to say and we quote, “Politics should not be the preserve of the rich but every Zambian citizen who had a vision and the capacity to contribute to the wellbeing of Zambia must be allowed to enter the arena.”

The UPND even went to great lengths as far as petitioning the ECZ to express their discontent on the proposed “high” nomination fees.

Sadly, Mr Hichilema and his political party have been caught in the web of the same decision they condemned and their deeds have been established to the contrary of what they preached.

In the week coinciding with the celebration of the youth day, the nation is greeted with the disturbing news of very high nomination fees for the people wishing to be adopted as candidates

under the UPND. This is a deliberate ploy to technically knock out the people wishing to offer themselves for election from the race.

On the youth perspective, this is condemned in the strongest terms as it has the ability to undermine the credibility of the electoral process.

Imposing hefty fees for the candidates has the ability to commercialise politics and this is an exclusion of aspirants who may not have a deeper pocket. The deeper pocket theory in Zambian politics should not be the basis of deciding who should be the flag bearer.

If their request for the ECZ to reduce the nomination fees was made in good faith, we expected that to be their internal criteria. It is clear, they did not mean what they said when they condemned the ECZ for increasing fees payable by candidates.

They were merely politicking and we urge them to take national matters seriously. The inconsistence on national matters shows their instability on serious national matters.

Every patriot has a responsibility to hold the UPND accountable and ensure they refrain from commercialising politics especially service to the nation. We are made to assume that there is a deliberate ploy to explosively exclude the marginalised people such as the youth and women on account of not affording the high nomination fees which is unacceptable.

MARVIN CHANDA MBERI, Lusaka.

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BEST YOUTH DAY SPEECH FROM A YOUTH Dear Editor,

MARCH 12 is always a special day for me because we get to renew our commitment as youths to strive for better livelihoods and a better Zambia at all cost. We also weigh our efforts in the betterment of our country as compared to youths before us.

The commemoration of this day was prompted by the selflessness, bravery and courage exhibited by the youth cadres who were at the helm of the struggle for independence on March 12, 1962.

These brave young men and women faced the danger of sudden death heads on because they believed that it's better to die on your feet than to live on your knees. Such sacrifice is the reason we are enjoying this freedom.

These acts of selflessness exhibited by these youths should serve as a source of inspiration for this generation of youths. We are forever indebted to their acts of heroism and we must make a vow never to let their blood be in vain.

It must never elude us that imiti ikula, empanga (today’s young people are the future) and the failure of our leaders to groom us and the failure of ourselves to push for that grooming and adequately prepare us or ourselves for tomorrow’s responsibilities is tantamount to shooting ourselves in the foot.

Zambia is a young nation, having 81.9 percent of people below the age of 35, this demands that more emphasis needs to be put to pay particular attention to young people and their integration in the national development process. Programmes must be created and perfected to

mainstream the lives of young people.

The government and the private sector should work tirelessly side by side to facilitate our integration into economic sectors.

The bursary scheme has helped a good number of youths from inception, I being a direct beneficiary of the same. But, it cannot be over emphasised that the majority of the youth are being left out. Hence these programmes need to be scaled up to increase their capacity so that the majority of youths can benefit.

Steps should also be taken to operationalise the National Youth Policy and the Action Plan For Youth Empowerment and Employment.

At least 50 percent of the plans contained therein should be included in the National Development Plans if they are to work. Much emphasis needs to be placed on the implementation of the decentralisation policy of the Ministry of Youth to increase access of information by youths on government development programmes because despite the fact that from the time these national youth documents were revised in 2015, the government has taken major strides in implementing them, the access of youths to these packages has remained extremely low.

Cap. 144 of the laws of Zambia, the National Development Council Act, should also be amended as it is an outdated and redundant act.

The NYDC is the committee which proposes youth programmes to the Ministry of Youth and Sports which need to be implemented, hence, it needs to be based on a functioning and updated legislation.

Real skills development remains at the core of efforts to build a generation of youths that will lead

the country with diligence and take it to higher heights. More skills development centres should be created.

In Kalulushi the old library needs to be turned into a youth centre because it's no longer operational, in Chembe a service area should be chosen to facilitate for the establishment of the same. We need another centre in Chambishi. The more of these centres that we have, the easier it's going to be for youths to gain skills and be part of the economic development solution and not the problem.

The government and other cooperating partners should focus on the following main challenges which youths go through.

- Lack of or access to capital - Alcohol and drug abuse - Age discrimination - Unemployment - Poverty - Crime and violence - Lack of access to entrepreneurial skills.

To my fellow youths, let us be architects of the future we want, because as Fidel Castro said - a revolution is not an apple which falls from a tree.

Let's think big and outside the box, let's think of bringing manufacturing industries because they have a multiplier effect. Let us not think of what the government has done or can do for us but what we can do for Zambia. Once we have this mindset, then we are already half way to glory.

Happy Youth Day to my fellow youths.

Victory is certain.

DAVID CHISHIMBA, President - Association of Unemployed Youths

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COVID-19 DEATHS SO APA: 3 WAYS SUDDEN AND TRAGGIC TO ANNIHILATE THE 3RD WAVE

‘GOODBYE’ IS THE SADDEST WORD, EVEN SADDER WHEN SUDDEN AND LONELY

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SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE TOPIC: STRUCTURE SUB-TOPIC: PHRASES LESSON #3: Prepositional Phrases, Gerund Phrases and Infinitive Phrases TEACHER: Anthony Simukonde I. Prepositional Phrases Prepositional phrases consist of a preposition and its object. They most commonly function as adverbs, but they can also be adjectival.

Prepositional phrase examples and how they appear in a sentence • on the wall — preposition on + object the wall Sentence: We hung the painting on the wall. (adverbial prepositional phrase) • in the driveway — preposition in + object the driveway Sentence: The car in the driveway is my uncle’s. (adjectival prepositional phrase) II. Gerund Phrases A gerund phrase is formed when a gerund (the “-ing” form of a verb used as a noun) is accompanied by any modifiers and/or objects. The entire phrase functions as a noun, meaning it can be the subject of a clause or an object of a verb or preposition.

Gerund phrase examples and how they appear in a sentence swimming every day — gerund swimming + adverbial phrase every day Sentence: Swimming every day is good for your health.

• reading books in the dark — gerund reading + object books + adverbial prepositional phrase in the dark Sentence: I would not recommend reading books in the dark.

III. Infinitive Phrases Infinitive phrases are composed of the infinitive of a verb (the base form + the particle to) along with any objects or modifiers associated with it. Infinitives and infinitive phrases can function as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs in a sentence.

Infinitive phrase examples and how they appear in a sentence • to help one another — infinitive to help + object one another Sentence: (a) We must all try to help one another. (functions as a noun, the direct object of try) • to stop for today — infinitive to stop + adverbial prepositional phrase for today Sentence: (b) This is a good place to stop for today. (functions as an adjective, modifying the noun place) • to send my brother a letter — infinitive to send + indirect object my brother + direct object a letter

Sentence: (c) I am going to the post office to send my brother a letter. (functions as an adverb, modifying the verb going Exercise In each of the following sentences, identify the prepositional phrases by way of underlining.

1. Sechelani thinks this is the beginning of a great friendship.

2. I always think I rescued you from the lion’s jaws.

3. In this town, the fewer people you know the better.

4. My father always said life was like a box of chocolates.

From 5 to 7, identify the gerund phrases, and from 8 to 10 identify the infinitive phrases 5. Running away was a great mistake.

6. Muwelanji earns lots of money by selling insurance policies.

7. She doesn’t anticipate having much time for a vacation this summer.

8. More than anything else, I wanted some time alone to read.

9. Our grandmother told us that we have been put on this earth to share, to care, to give and to receive.

10. As the bus was moving, Musunganji attempted to jump off it.

Answers to Lesson 34 Exercise 1 Underline the adverb phrases in the following sentences.

1. The fishermen went sailing over the sea.

2. They chatted for a while.

3. Sechelani performed the task with great skill.

4. The desert stretches towards the north.

5. Without pausing to consider, he struck the blow.

Exercise 2 Underline the adjective phrases in the following sentences.

1. Sechelani was wearing a crown made of gold.

2. A man with long beards came to see me.

3. A friend in need is a friend indeed.

4. Muwelanji was a young man of great promise.

5. In a low voice, Musunganji narrated the tale of his adventures.

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Brain teasers 1. A man pushes his car to a hotel and tells the owner he’s bankrupt. Why? 2. You are in a room that has three switches and a closed door. The switches control three light bulbs on the other side of the door. Once you open the door, you may never touch the switches again. How can you definitively tell which switch is connected to each of the light bulbs?

3. A man is looking at a photograph of someone. His friend asks who it is. The man replies, “Brothers and sisters, I have none.

But that man’s father is my father’s son.”

Who was in the photograph?

4. A man stands on one side of a river, his dog on the other. The man calls his dog, who immediately crosses the river without getting wet and without using a bridge or a boat. How did the dog do it?

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KIGALI - Rwanda has vaccinated at least 228, 854 people countrywide against coronavirus almost a week since it launched the exercise.

And President Paul Kagame on Thursday became the first leader in East Africa to receive the Covid-19 vaccine, which has been rolled out in the region in recent days, his office announced.

Kagame, 63, and his wife Jeannette, were pictured receiving their jabs on the Rwandan presidency's official Twitter account, which said that 230, 000 people had received the vaccine.

High risk groups, including health workers, teachers, elderly people with underlying health conditions, those above 65 years old and other frontline workers, have received their first dose of Covid-19 vaccine.

The list also includes prisoners, refugees living in Rwanda, taxi moto and cab drivers, airport staff, traders, security guards and community health workers.

Rwanda initially targeted 171, 480 people to be vaccinated in the first vaccine roll out.

On March 3-4, Rwanda received 340, 960 AstraZeneca and Pfizer vaccines under the Covax facility and an additional 50, 000 more doses donated by India.

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200, 000 RWANDANS GET COVID-19 JAB

…as Kagame becomes first leader in East Africa to get vaccine

Moz president fires military chiefs MAPUTO - Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi has sacked his army and air force chiefs as the country battles an Islamist insurgency in the north and a rebellion by a militia linked to the main opposition party.

A statement from the presidency on Thursday night did not give a reason for firing Ezequiel Isac Muianga, head of the army, and Messias André Niposso, head of the air force.

The president also sacked the commander and deputy commander of the Marechal Samora Machel Military Academy.

The deputy commander of the Higher Institute of Defence Studies was also relieved of his duties.

Mozambique has been battling the insurgency in the mineral-rich province of Cabo Delgado since October 2017. Half a million people are said to have been forced from their homes in the past year alone.

The al-Ansar al-Sunna group, locally known as al-Shabab, has been

responsible for dozens of terror attacks which are estimated to have killed hundreds of civilians.

Amnesty International this month published a report that accused Mozambique’s army, private military contractors and militants operating in Cabo Delgado of committing war crimes.

Meanwhile, aid organisations are appealing for help in Mozambique, where thousands of civilians are trapped in the northern town of Palma.

Residents are desperate for food and supplies are running low, with all roads to the town cut off by alShabab militants.

In Nigeria, gunmen have abducted an unknown number of students from a college in the north Nigerian state of Kaduna.

The attackers stormed the institution overnight, opened fire and kidnapped the students - mostly female.

It is not yet clear who carried out the attack on Federal College of Forestry Mechanisation, which is located near a military training academy.

– BBC.

News Briefs

President Kagame receiving the vaccine in a hospital in the capital Kigali Meanwhile, Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga has been placed under quarantine after returning positive tests for coronavirus on Thursday evening.

Odinga was admitted to hospital on Tuesday in the capital, Nairobi, after developing fatigue, according to his family.

Mauritania’s ex-president charged with corruption NOUAKCHOTT - A former president of Mauritania has been charged with corruption, money laundering and unexplained wealth.

Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz who held office from 2008 to 2019 spent Tuesday night and Wednesday in custody at the national security headquarters were he was interrogated in the corruption case.

Prosecutors have asked for Ould Abdelaziz to be placed under court supervision until further investigations are complete and a court hearing is decided, local media report.

Former officials who served under Ould Abdelaziz were also charged with various offences in the same case.

The former president denies any wrongdoing and says the accusations against him are “politically motivated.”

He had refused to sign the minutes of his interrogation by the anti-corruption officers.

It all started when a parliamentary commission investigating mismanagement of state funds during Ould Abdelaiz’s time in office submitted its report to the ministry of justice. Ould Abdelaziz has refused to answer questions so far, and says that as a former president the constitution grants him immunity from prosecution. – BBC.

"He's responding well to the treatment he is receiving... and remains upbeat. We are continuing to monitor his progress," his doctor said in a statement.

Odinga later said in a statement that he "feels strong and is in good shape" but had agreed with doctors to undertake mandatory quarantine.

‘Illegal mudslinging’ … lawyer rejects ‘groundless’ corruption claims against Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi YANGON - Aung San Suu Kyi’s lawyer yesterday rejected junta allegations of corruption against Myanmar’s deposed civilian leader as “groundless,” calling it “illegal mudslinging” by the generals who seized power from her.

The country has been in uproar since a February 1 putsch that saw Suu Kyi ousted, detained and accused of several criminal charges, including owning unlicensed walkie-talkies and violating coronavirus restrictions.

On Thursday, a junta spokesperson made new corruption accusations against her, saying a nowdetained chief minister had

Kenya is experiencing a third wave of Covid-19 infections, according to the health minister.

Odinga, 76, is among politicians who have been holding countrywide political rallies over the last couple of months with no precautionary safety measures taken. – DAILY NATION, Kenya/BBC. admitted giving her $600, 000 and more than 10 kilograms of gold.

Her lawyer Khin Maung Zaw told AFP: This allegation against Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the state counsellor, is groundless, especially regarding the dollars and gold bars – it is the most hilarious joke of all.

“I’ve never seen such an illegal mudslinging.”

The veteran human rights lawyer – who in the past went up against Suu Kyi’s administration in defending two journalists reporting on the Rohingya crisis – said he has his differences with her.

“She may have her defects, but bribery and corruption aren’t her traits,” he said.

The Nobel laureate has also been accused of violating a communications law and of intent to incite public unrest.

A hearing is scheduled for March 15, but so far Khin Maung Zaw has not been able to have a private meeting with his client.

– AFP.

SA’s Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini dies JOHANNESBURG - King Goodwill Zwelithini of the Zulu nation in South Africa has died in hospital where he was being treated for diabetes-related issues.

The king, 72, was the leader of the country’s largest ethnic group and an influential traditional ruler. He had been admitted to hospital in KwaZulu-Natal last week to monitor his ongoing diabetes condition. – BBC.

MPs block debate of bill to ease Malawi's strict abortion law BLANTYRE - Lawmakers blocked debate on Thursday of proposals to ease abortion restrictions in Malawi, where unsafe terminations contribute to one of the region’s highest rates of maternal mortality.

Mathews Ngwale, head of the parliamentary health committee and the bill’s main sponsor, vowed to present the draft law again in the weeks or months ahead after members of parliament rejected a motion to discuss the controversial proposal. – REUTERS.

Sudan pardons commander accused of Darfur atrocities

KHARTOUM - Sudan has released a powerful militia leader who was sanctioned by the United Nations for alleged atrocities in the western region of Darfur.

The pardon granted to Musa Hilal, a leader of the Janjaweed force, follows a peace deal signed last October between Sudan’s transitional government and Darfuri rebel groups. – BBC.

New US Attorney General pledges to adhere to 'norms' WASHINGTON - Merrick Garland, sworn in as U.S. attorney general on Thursday, pledged that the Justice Department would adhere to “norms” to earn the trust of the American people, alluding to Democratic complaints of its politicisation under Republican former President Donald Trump.– REUTERS.

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CHIBOMBO near Ibis Gardens tarred Great North roadfront,2ha,4ha,8ha,10ha,12ha K250,000 per ha.

Same area 300 to 600m off Great North road,2ha,4ha, K125,000 per ha.2.5ha,3 bedroom house, poultry, near Chibombo Basic School K300,000.Liteta area 8ha K900,000.23ha near Mungule Place K1.5m.

MUMBWA Tollgate 78ha K1.5m.40ha In Mumbwa town K50,000 per ha can Sub-divide.

CHIBOMBO Near Ibis Gardens 4 bedroom house on 4ha 300m off great north road with poultry K2m.55ha K750,000.

SERENJE Nansanga farm block 118ha K750,000.16ha price offers invited.32ha K150,000.80ha K500,000.230ha K850,000.265ha K2m.105ha.18ha offers.

MKUSHI 3km from town 160ha K1.2m.35ha K1.3m.390ha K1m.Shiwang’andu 200ha K1m.

KABWE 6ha 2km off Lusaka K225,000.45ha 3 bedroom cottage, borehole, Zesco 3-phase power,20km from Kabwe cbd 500m off Great North Lusaka road K5.5m.

KAPIRI town ten shops as a complex K250,000.

Kapiri Hillside plot 20m x 40m with five room house K150,000.

COPPERBELT NDOLA Northrise 5 bedroom house K1.5m.Mitengo 3 bedroom house K300,000.

LUFWANYAMA Emerald mines seeking partners, investors, sponsors or financiers.

EASTERN CHIPATA City Kalongwezi 3 bedroom house K650,000.4 acres Great east Msekela road junction K1m.

LUSAKA KALUNDU Lusaka west 2km off mumbwa road several plots,20m x 30m K35,000.30m x 30m K45,000.40m x 50m K60,000.50m x80m K80,000.

MUNGWI Road, Lusaka west near Appolo several plots, one acre tar roadfront commercial K400,000.2Bedroom house on 4 acres K3m.several plots 50m x 80m K130,000.40m x 50m K80,000.

MAKENI off Mumbwa road one acre K180,000.Makeni West Kacheta area,2ha to 80ha K100,000 per ha.

Before Oriental 4900sqm 3 room house K1.3m.makeni south tar road front commercial plot for shopping mall and filling station or warehouses 4 acres K6m.

MAKENI Great North roadfront. Makeni West Kacheta 11 acres K400,000.

KAFUE estates plots, 20m x 30m K35,000.Shikoswe 20m x 30m K40,000.Mpande area one acre to 3 acres K60,000 per acre. Hillside 50m x 100m K100,000.

Chikupi 50m x 50m K60,000. 59m x 100m K80,000.

Greenfields 30m x 87m K120,000.Town 40m x 40m K100,000.Kafue Lusaka road near Avic 30m x 40m K40,000.

MIKANGO Mwanawasa Settlement, several pieces 2ha to 3ha K125,000 per ha. Five hectares 300m off Leopards Hill road opposite Barracks entrance commercial K2m.Nkwashi 2ha K1m.Plot 2500sqm K80,000.

PALABANA Lusaka East, Chalimbana river damfront 40ha to 300ha K200,000 per ha. Away from dam 600ha K150,000 per ha. Also same area 2ha 80ha K90,000 per ha.

KANAKANTAPA ,Chongwe, 22 acres, 3 bedroom house 3 fish ponds, poultry facility 2500birds capacity K3m.6ha K250,000.

WATERFALLS, Silverest area 1km off great east road several plots,30m x 30m K150,000.30m x 44m, 30m x 47m, 33m x 60m,K250,000 each. Same area, buildings can be residential or offices K1.5m.

CHINIKA GARDEN house area, warehouse near SGS Filling Station plot sizes 3 acres built space 20m x 60m.

U$D740,000 warehouse 4,738sqm K6m.House 6 rooms plus Mumbwa roadfront K850,000.

NDEKE Meanwood, 3 bedroom house K580,000,3 bedroom house,2x 1 bedroom houses small shop wallfenced K1.5m.

MAKENI off Kafue road , motor vehicle workshops on 2.5 acres and 2 acres adjacent, big truck and bus parking space, service pits, storerooms U$D 1.8m.

MAKENI East commercial plot 6,603sqm K700,000.3 bedroom executive house, ceramics K3m.

SHIBUYUNJI MWEMBESHI Bridge 75 acres K1m.300 acre K3m.

CHILENJE South 2x2 bedroom house houses one plot K850,000 2 bedroom house K500,000.

KAFUE Roadfront opposite Embassy Mall 2 acres, office block, big space for further construction K38m.

CAIRO road Kafue roundabout Commercial plot 3100sqm K36m BARLASTONE PARK ,Lusaka west 8 acres with 5 bedroom house, 4 and 2 bedrooms, workshop, storeroom ,2 boreholes,2 water tanks,Orchard,K10m.

CHIPATA Compound 3 bedroom house K200,000.2 bedrooms K250,000.Chunga Extension 3 bedrooms K400,000.

CHILANGA Shimabala, Safari Ranch 26 acres,6km off Lusaka Kafue Great North road,40km from Lusaka cbd four chalets, solar power, dinning room, kitchen, braistand, two offices, fish pond, two boreholes, some zebras, puku, peacock K2m.Good for weekend and holiday camping.

FAIRVIEW near Levy Park, complex comprising several shops, warehouses , storeroom ,offices, showrooms, U$D4m.

KATUBA 6.5ha K400,000.15 acres K15acres K350,000.3.8ha K260,000.73ha 11km off Great North road K2m. 2.5ha(7 acres 2 bedroom house, piggery, borehole hand pump power generator K1.3m.

KAFUE Greenfields plot 30m x 87m K50,000.Shikoswe Turn off 3 big shops,K500,000.Chirundu roadfront 0.394 acres fenced U$D 380,000.Kafue Gorge road 18ha K1m.Mungu 200 acres K35,000 per acre.

BARLASTONE PARK 2 acres K300,000 or one acre K150,000.

STATE LODGE area plot 50m x 50m K400,000. 4 bedroom house K2m.

KANAKANTAPA,Chongwe,4.3ha K250,000.

LEOPARDS HILL road Palabana turn off 770sqm K100,000.

CHILANGA Opposite Chilanga Cement,3 bedroom house 1km off kafue road double storey K3M. SHIMABALA 7ha K1.7m. Lusaka westwood 100 acres K3m. Quarry Road 20 acres K2m.Barmoral 7 acres K1.3m.Mwembeshi 50 acres K15,000 per acre.

Barm0ral plot 30m x 40m K75,000.

RUFUNSA 12 acres on offer letter 2km off Great east road K100,000.

PALABANA University 12 acres(5ha) K200,000.

KAMWALA Trading area, double storey building with ground floor shops plus offices or hostel rooms with kitchen upstairs K18m.Shop K1m in Kamwala.

LUANGWA River 17ha for lodge near game park K350,000.

CHALALA 2x3 bedroom houses K875,000.

CHIPATA Compound complex one small shop, two bars, one tavern,storeroom,3 bedroom house, three flats, 6x2 bedroom houses.7 x 1 bedroom house houses, shelter and car park K1.3m NDEKE Meanwood plot 18m x 22m K170,00.Chamba Valley plot 20m x 30 K180,000. Kanyama flats 4x2 bedroom K160,000.

CHILANGA house double storey near Golf club, plot size 80m x 80m K2m.Mt Makulu area 1.5 acres K400,000.1.4 acres K650,000.Musamba premises for school or shops nine rooms plus five toilets K2m.

KAFUE Kasaka area 4ha(ten acres)price to be discussed. Mungu 50 acres K35,000 per acre.

LUSAKA City Center,Cha Cha Cha road large shop/ warehouse U$D800,000.Off kafue road Warehouse 4274sqm.200m off kafue road near Carousel. Price to be discussed.

MUNGWI road, Barlastone Park Lusaka west warehouse and shops K600,000.Plots 25m x 40m K80,000.

LEOPARDS Hill road off tarmac two kilometers 2.8ha(7 acres) K450,000.

CHAWAMA Shopping Complex available for sale comprising: Sizes 326sqm K12,000.135sqm K7,000.45sqm.44sqm.1700sqm K160,000.140,138s qm.207sqm.427sqm,44o sqm.346sqm LUSAKA Kafue Great North roadfront, Makeni near Makeni Mall, complex comprising:8x3 bedroom double storey flats(mansionnettes),Shop 75sqm,restaurant/bar with upstairs extension 170sqm,second floor office space on top of restaurant 170sqm,upstairs church hall 600sqm,showroom,events hall for weddings ,meetings, workshops, conferences 1,800sqm.

Warehouse at rear 719sqm.Price U$D14m or Kwacha equivalent.

CENTRAL CHIBOMBO 3 bedroom house in ShifwankuluSpin along Great North road K350,000.20 acres 13km off Great North road on Old Mumbwa road K800,000(Liteta).

KAPIRI 2.7ha 30m of Great North road K120,000 44ha 7km off Ndola road K200,000.on offer Letter.199ha K750,000.30km from Kapiri Hospital.22ha 20km off Ndola road K100,000.22ha CHISAMBA opposite golden valley 250 acres K40,000 per acre. Kamaila area 4ha(10 acres) K200,000.

COPPERBELT MASAITI 150ha K2000 per ha.100ha K850,000.

LUFWANYAMA 10ha(25 acres) K90,000.

MPONGWE MACHIY area 800ha K2.5m.

CHINGOLA Maiteneke 2 bedroom house K90,000.

KITWE Bulangililo house 7 rooms K150,000.

KAOMA near tbz farms 178ha K2m.

SOUTHERN Bridge plot for lodge near border 1750sqm K100,000.

Monze town center on Livingstone road, complex of

eight shops K8M.Choma old Machapopota road plot 40mx 90m K85,000. Mazabuka Lodge 13room K2m.

KARIBA LAKE waterfront 4ha(10 acres) with 3 bedroom lodge U$D600,000.3 acres overlooking Lake Kariba Plot for Lodge K300,000.

CHIPEPO Lower Zambezi river waterfront fishing business or tourist lodge comprising 3 bedroom lodge on 7 acres, on Monze Chisekesi road,6 fishing riggs,two speed boadts,U$D800,000.

MUCHINGA MPIKA town plot 50m x 50m with 2 rooms K180,00.

Farm 2700ha K3,00 per ha.

SERENJE Nansanga block 2000ha K75m.

CHINSALI 5000ha K35m.

NORTHERN: SENGA HILL 12ha (30 acres) on Mbala Kasama road with house 6 rooms, six boreholes,warehouse,shop,grocery,80km from Mbaka 85km from Kasama K1.2m.Chama Matumbo roadfront 1.5ha K175,000 KASAMA 10,000ha K70m.

ACCOMMODATION OFFERED LUSAKA KABULONGA off Brentwood Drive 6x4 bedroom houses double storey, masters self-contained K36,000 each per month.

MAKENI near Kankole house 3 bedrooms K35000.4 bedrooms K7,000. Makeni Konga houses and warehouses rent ranging K5000 to K8,000.

MAKENI opposite Andres Motel 500m off kafue road 3 bedroom house K18,000 per month.

BARLASTONE PARK off Mungwi road,flats,6x2 bedroom K4,500.4x1 bedroom K3,200, CHALALA off Lilayi road 4x2 bedrooms K2,500.

COPPERBELT KALULUSHI Napsa Complex 3 bedroom hose K4,000.

REAL ESTATE TO LET MAKENI Konga warehouses and storerooms ranging K6,000 to K8,000.

MAKENI Kafue road,150m off Great North road light and heavy vehicles workshops with offices, storeroom, service pits and big parking yard K75,00 per month.

CHAWAMA near Chawama market , several shops available for short or long lease sizes 326sqm K12,000.135sqm K7,000.45sqm.44sqm.1700sqm K160,000.140,138sqm.207sqm.427sqm,44o sqm.346sqm Carousel shopping center, several shops on the ground, first, second and third floors including events halls ,furnished with kitchens for self catering can be hired for weddings, workshops, seminars, meetings, conference etc. various sizes and amounts.

LODGE, GUESTHOUSE , OFFICE Complex along Independence Avenue Rhodes Park near Civic Center details on request and rental open to discussion.

MAKENI Los Angeles Road, HOTEL 91 rooms, 4 offices, one bar, 3 bars, 3 conference halls, big swimming pool, baby pool, two car parks, twelve shops,3km from Cairo road post office.

Long lease rent to be discussed.

LUSAKA Kafue Great North roadfront, Makeni near Makeni Mall, complex comprising:8x3 bedroom double storey flats(mansionnettes),Shop 75sqm,restaurant/bar with upstairs extension 170sqm,second floor office space on top of restaurant 170sqm,upstairs church hall 600sqm,showroom,events hall for weddings ,meetings, workshops, conferences 1,800sqm.

Warehouse at rear 719sqm.

BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT CONTAINERS-old steel containers in Makeni South K35,000.Scrap metals also available from a road constructors yard.

Mining, copper, cobalt, gold, emerald, beryl, aquamarine, to maline, amethyst, garnet-existing registered and liceneced mines are looking for partners, sponsors, investors, financiers or outright purchasers.

AGRICULTURE- Vast agricultural farming lands available for partnerships or joint ventures.

We invite persons, companies, organizations, local or international to enter into any agreements where locals can make land available and foreign or local investors provide capital then market produce locally and abroad-crops, livestock ,game ranching or fisheries.

REAL ESTATE AND ACCOMMODATION WANTED Landlords or property owners in all areas of Zambia and Africa Free Trade Countries are invited to list with us for marketing, selling ,leasing and renting: houses, flats ,shops, warehouses, factories, hotels, motels, lodges, tourist facilities, mines, plots farms, office building, highrise buildings, filling stations, companies, businesses, bars, restaurants, butcheries, shopping malls, blocks of flats, housing estates.

If you have idle land, we can sell for you either as a whole or by sub-dividing into sub-divisions or plots.

Send us your e-mail address so that we send you our blank standard mandate forms which you can fill to give us required details.

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ZESCO, KANSANSHI KJAER RESCUES AC MILAN AFTER AT DAGGERS DRAWN DIALLO BAGS FIRST MAN UNITED GOAL (From page 16)

“Kansanshi Dynamos have done extremely well in the national division one. We don’t have to go into this game with complaisance. It won’t be an easy game knowing how Kansanshi Dynamos play they are doing well in the national division one which makes it very difficult for us.

We have to be on our toes to get a positive result,” Numba said. After guiding Zesco to five straight wins in the FAZ Super Division, Numba will look to goal keeper Ian Itieno and lethal topman Enock Sakala and Kenyan international Jese Were to lead team Yaziko to the semifinals as Zesco fights to defend the ABSA Cup. The fixture comes with a lot of expectations for Beston Chambeshi who last won the ABSA Cup in 2018 after he guided Nkana FC to a 3-0 bashing of Young Buffaloes when the competition was called the Barclays Cup. “Zesco United is a big team but for us as Kansanshi Dynamos we have been working hard to ensure that the team reaches this far.

“It will be good playing Zesco United one of the big teams with a big coach Numamba Numba who is doing well on top of the Super Division and we have to respect them but they have to respect us as well, it will be a game to enjoy,” Chanbeshi said.

Meanwhile, Forest Rangers coach Tenant Chilumba has promised victory when his side faces Konkola Blades in the other quarter final fixture to be played today at Woodlands Stadium.

Chilumba said time has come for Forest Rangers to collect a silver wear after struggling to win a championship in recent years. Tomorrow, ABSA Cup action will see Lusaka Dynamos targeting revenge when they take on Prison Leopards while 2017 champions Zanaco will take on Kabwe Warriors in another intriguing quarter final game at Woodlands Stadium.

SIMON Kjaer scored a last-gasp equaliser to give AC Milan a dramatic 1-1 draw at Manchester United after Amad Diallo scored his first goal for the hosts in the Europa League last 16 first leg on Thursday.

Kjaer netted with a bullet header in the final seconds of stoppage time at Old Trafford.

The Milan defender’s late intervention spoiled a memorable moment for Ivorian teenager Diallo.

In only his third appearance for United, Diallo gave a glimpse of the potential that persuaded the Premier League club to pay $25 million to sign him from Italian side Atalanta in January.

Just five minutes after coming on as a half-time substitute, the 18-year-old put United in front with a superb header.

Legends including Paolo Maldini, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka, Wayne Rooney and Ronaldinho have all featured in previous clashes between United and Milan.

While it is far too soon to place Diallo in that company, United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will hope that scoring with his first ever effort on goal bodes well for the muchhyped youngster’s future with the club.

At 18 years and 243 days, Diallo is the fourth youngest player to score for United in a major European competition, after Mason Greenwood, Marcus Rashford and George Best. Diallo, yet to start for United, made his debut as a substitute in the Europa League last 32 first leg against Real Sociedad.

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Bullets, Chipata Boys eye PFL Cup finals

By MICHAEL MIYOBA

KITWE Bullets coach Witson Nyirenda has predicted a tough Premier Futsal League PFL Cup semifinal fixture against Automotive Futsal Academy when the two sides meet in today’s derby at Automotive Indoor Futsal Arena.

Speaking in a pre-match interview, Nyirenda said Bullets would do their best to reach the finals of the maiden PFL Cup. Nyirenda, who failed to win against an Automotive FC side that completed a double over Bullets in the PFL said his team’s mission is to fight hard to reach the finals of the PFL Cup. “It will be tough but we are hoping to do our level best. Like in football, nothing is impossible in futsal, so we will make sure that we give Automotive a tough time and if they are not careful, we will destroy them.

“We are playing in the same league so our

mission is not just to be in the background, our mission is to do our level best to become the best,” Nyirenda said.

Meanwhile, Chipata Boys coach Robson Mwitwa has declared his charges ready for the semifinal tie against Siavonga Beetles.

Mwitwa said Chipata Boys will not underrate Beetles despite having beaten them twice in the league.

“The boys are well prepared looking at the journey we are coming from I can say the boys are well prepared and if you look at the previous two games, we have done well and we hope to maintain the same momentum,” Mwitwa said.

“We are the favourites yes but we are not going to underrate Beetles because our aim is to reach the finals.”

Mwitwa said Chipata Boys will work hard to storm the finals where they are likely to meet rivals Automotive FC with whom they have unfinished business having lost twice to the PFL defending champions.

This was his second home appearance and scoring at Old Trafford’s famous Stretford End was even sweeter for the precocious starlet.

While Diallo’s headline-grabbing act was significant, it wasn’t enough to help United build on the momentum from their 2-0 win at Premier League leaders Manchester City on Sunday. With United 14 points behind City, the Europa League and FA Cup represent their best hopes of winning the first trophy of Solskjaer’s reign.

The second leg in Italy next Thursday won’t be easy for United on the evidence of a composed and determined performance from injury-hit Milan’s crop of promising youngsters.

Crowned European champions 10 times between them, United and Milan were once feared for their swashbuckling play and financial muscle, but both clubs have lost their lustre in recent years.

In a sign of the drop in standards at Old Trafford and the San Siro, the first meeting between two of the world’s most historic teams since 2010 was their first outside the Champions League knockout stages.

Milan called the shots early on and Rafael Leao had the ball in the net when he sprinted clear to fire home, only to see his effort ruled offside.

Stefano Pioli’s side were denied an 11thminute opener after Franck Kessie pounced on a long throw and smashed a superb strike past Dean Henderson from just inside the area. – AFP.

(From page 16) He was suspended in November after being found guilty of breaching four separate articles of Fifa’s ethics code and banned from all football-related activity for five years.

The 59-year-old Motsepe’s ascent to the pinnacle of African football comes following intervention by Fifa president Gianni Infantino, who reportedly supervised the brokering of a deal with the other candidates.

The pact proposed by Infantino – and ultimately accepted by Motsepe’s rivals – means that Senegal’s Augustin Senghor and Ahmed Yahya of Mauritania will take up roles as the South African’s vicepresidents.

Ivorian Jacques Anouma, who had previously outlined his desire to take the confederation’s reins, has been appointed as special advisor to Motsepe.

Until Monday, Ahmad loomed as a potential rival to Motsepe on election day, but after the Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld the former’s ban for corruption, while reducing his suspension to two years, the path was cleared for the Sundowns chief to take the presidency. – Goal.com

It’s a hero’s welcome for vanquished CAF envoys

By MICHAEL MIYOBA CAF Confederations Cup envoys NAPSA Stars and Nkana received a heroic welcome despite having recorded defeats in the first CAF Confederations Cup group games played in Morocco and Egypt.

Napsa Stars were stunned 2-0 by RS Berkane in Morocco while Zambian champions Nkana suffered a 3-0 defeat to Egyptian giants Pyramids FC in a group D fixture played in Cairo.

Despite having recorded defeats, soccer fans led by Zambia Sports Fans Patron Peter Makembo trooped to the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport to welcome the two CAF envoys who met in Dubai where they connected to Zambia via one plane.

Makembo encouraged both Napsa Stars and Nkana players to forget about the defeats in Morocco and Egypt and focus on the next continental games to be played on Wednesday.

Makembo said there is need for the two Zambian clubs to fight hard to win all their home games to have a better chance of going past the CAF Confederations Cup group stage.

“We don’t count those defeats in Morocco and Egypt

because we know we also have home games which we have to win all of them to ensure that we revenge.

“We are here as fans to encourage you to accept the defeat but you need to stay focused to win the home games. We have five games to play and in those five games, as fans we shall be with you to push you through until the end of the tournament,” Makembo said.

After losing in Morocco, Napsa Stars will on Wednesday play hosts to JS Kabylie from Algeria while Nkana will take on Moroccan giants Raja Casablanca in a Group D fixture at Nkana Stadium in Kitwe.

And Nkana coach Kelvin Kaindu said they will have to find a proper strategy to remain relevant in both the CAF Confederations Cup and the MTN/FAZ Super Division.

Kaindu said Nkana will have to improve in the way they are defending considering the number of games lined up for the Zambian champions who are languishing in the relegation zone of the FAZ Super Division table.

Meanwhile, Napsa Stars captain Dickson Chapa said it was unfortunate that the Pensioners started the Confederation Cup group stage on a disappointing note.

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