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“If truly Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu is trying to stop dedicated Christians from dedicating the country to Christianity, then that is sad and unacceptable because he does not hold the monopoly of wisdom,” Bishop Kaela said.

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

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FORM YOUR OWN PARTY IF YOU ARE POPULAR, KBF TOLD

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ORM your own political party if you think you are popular and stay away from Presiden Edgar Lungu’s lane, Lusaka lawyer Kelvin Bwalya Fube has been cautioned.

Mr. Bwalya has also been challenged to name Patriotic Front (PF) members of Parliament who he claims are afraid of recontesting their seats on the ruling party ticket for fear of losing due to President Lungu’s candidature in the 2021 general elections.

In an interview yesterday, Parliamentary Deputy Chief Whip Tutwa Ngulube said the credibility of Mr. Bwalya’s statement is doubtful because it is coming from a person who allegedly has no credibility himself.

Mr. Ngulube, who is also PF Kabwe Central MP, said Mr. Bwalya is not a politician and does not speak for members of

‘Discipline camp officers sitting on FISP’

By FLAVIOR KANUNGO THE Zambia Cooperatives Federation (ZCF)says disciplinary action must be taken against all camp agriculture committee who are sabotaging government operations in input delivery under the Farmer Input Support Program (FISP).

Reports have emerged in Kafue district where 11 cooperatives under Chipata farming block in Lukologo have only received part of their inputs while others have not received any despite the availability of inputs at the district agriculture warehouse.

Meanwhile in Muchinga Province reports indicate that some camp agriculture committee working with cooperative leaders connived to charge farmers under FISP up to K200 to transport the fertilizer from the depots to their localities despite the Government providing transport.

ZCF Director General James Chirwa said officers who were blocking the smooth operations of the farmer input support program by using their position must not be entertained in the system.

“If the revelation is true and its happening then whichever officer is holding on to inputs as opposed to giving it to the intended beneficiaries , then that person is a saboteur and must face serious disciplinary action,” Mr. Chirwa.

Mr. Chirwa said all frustrating Government’s developmental programs must be eliminated from the system in order to allow for better implementation.

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Parliament; and urged him to mention the PF MPs who are afraid of standing on its ticket next year.

He said Mr. Bwalya’s statement is highly speculative and a sign that the latter is speaking out of sour grapes.

“KBF cannot win any elecBy KETRA KALUNGA

LAND for Kabwe Industrial Development Park is slowly being encroached forcing the local authority to rescind its earlier decision of re-advertising the undeveloped stands in the area.

The land has remained bare three years after the Kabwe Municipal Council made the advertisement with only a few companies and institutions showing interest to set up investment.

Town Clerk, Joel Shawa said in an interview that the council has rescinded the decision to re-advertise the stands until it ascertains how much land

tion not even as a councillor. We want to tell him that all PF MPs are behind the leadership and candidature of President Edgar Lungu and there is no single member of Parliament who can be scared to stand on its ticket.

“As far as I am concerned and as far as we are concerned from the Chief Whip’s office, there is no single MP who can risk standing on any other party ticket than PF. Right now the competition is so stiff because everyone wants to become a PF MP. Everyone knows that the PF is a popular brand, the PF is a very strong party and standing on PF is half of the job already done if you want to become MP,” Mr. Ngulube said.

He said Mr. Bwalya’s statement must be discarded with the contempt it deserves because he is not telling the truth and not speaking on behalf of any PF MP. He said Mr. Bwalya is allegedly not a person anyone can trust when he says something, add-

ing that he doubts if Mr. Bwalya ever tells the truth.

Mr. Ngulube said if Mr. Bwalya thinks he has people he must form his own political party and face the PF in the political battlefield.

He said as far as the PF is concerned Mr. Bwalya cannot beat President Lungu and that there is no other candidate that can beat President Lungu in next year’s general elections.

“If he thinks we are telling lies let him come out in the open and face us because right now the whole country is voting for President Lungu. If he reads Zambia’s politics people are very happy with the huge infrastructure development in the capital city and surrounding cities.

“People are saying they will vote for President Lungu because he has touched their lives.

People who never believed that President Lungu will deliver have seen that he has done it in record time,” Mr Ngulube said.

Kabwe’s Industrial Park encroachment worsens was free from encroachment.

Mr. Shawa said the stands in the undeveloped industrial park would only be re-advertised when an assessment of how much is available has been made by officers from the Department of Planning.

“We are not re-advertising stands in the Industrial Development Park at the moment, we are making an assessment of how much land has no encumbrances because the land

continues to be encroached.

He said the council doubts there was still enough land free from encroachments in the Industrial park located in Makandanyama area in Kabwe Central Constituency.

Mr Shawa said, “immediately there is a big chunk of free land in the area will re-advertise because as council we want money but what we don’t want is problems regarding land.”

Ex-employee sues Betternow for defamation

By GRACE CHAILE-LESOETSA

FORMER head of Credit at Betternow Finance Company (BFC) has sued his former employer for defamation of character for accusing him of forgery, uttering a document and theft.

Mr James Kashiba, a Credit Risk Management expert was accused of forging the signature of the company Chief Executive Officer, Mr Noel Nkhoma.

He was also accused of forging the fuel vouchers and uttering them to Makishi Service Station and stealing fuel.

Mr Kashiba was arrested and prosecuted on 31 counts of forgery, uttering a document and theft.

He now wants the Lusaka High Court to order Betternow Finance Company to award him damages for defamation of character for unjustifiably accusing him before the police of forging, uttering false documents, theft of fuel and thereby causing him to be prosecuted on the same unjustified accusations which the company failed to prove in court bringing him into hatred, contempt or ridicule and causing him to be

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shunned or avoided in his profession and among right thinking members of society.

Mr Kashiba wants the Court to award him special damages for mental torture and anguish as a result of the defamation of his character arising from the arrest, charge and prosecution on unjustified and unproven accusations of BetterNow Finance Company and costs.

He stated in a statement of claim that Betternow Finance Company terminated his employment in a letter dated September 28, 2018 signed by Mr Nkhoma.

He said upon his services being terminated, he was asked to surrender all assets in his

possession belonging to the company except for a laptop computer.

He said that he surrendered the laptop computer after the defendant wrote the letter on October 1, 2018 asking for it.

Mr Kashiba stated that in January 2019, the company, without any prior communication or asking him regarding the same, reported him to the police alleging that he had forged the signature of Mr Nkhoma on fuel vouchers, uttered the vouchers to Makishi Service Station and stole fuel.

He stated that on January 12, 2019, he was arrested and charged for forgery, uttering a document and theft.

Mr Kashiba claims that he appeared before a magistrate’s court but Betternow Finance Company did not produce any evidence to prove its accusations.

He said that there was no forensic evidence adduced to prove the alleged forgeries of the signature of Mr Nkhoma as reported to the police, and neither did the company prove to the court the basis of the accusations.

Mr Kashiba said he was acquitted in October 2020.

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ECZ extends voter registration by 4 days

By PETER SICHALI

THE Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has extended the voter registration period by four days.

And ECZ Chief Electoral Officer Patrick Nshindano said they have so far registered 6.4 million voters and have revised its target downwards to 8.4 million.

Mr Nshindano said the registered voters so far represents a 76.1% of the 8.4 million eligible voters.

“The commission is pleased to announce that the earlier announced extension period

will start on Thursday for the period of four days up to Sunday midnight in all the 116 districts throughout the country,” Mr Nshindano said.

Mr Nshindano said the extension will run from December 17 – 20, 2020.

Mr Nshindano said the extension has also been extended to correctional facilities where 11, 359 voters have been registered against the targeted 16, 000.

Mr Nshindano has urged those that have not registered yet to take advantage of the extension and register.

ECZ hailed for considering learners with special education needs

By KALOBWE BWALYA

THE Zambia Federation of Disability Organisations (ZAFOD) appreciates the numerous efforts being done by the Examinations Council of Zambia (ECZ) to ensure learners with special education needs participate in the education sector, ZAFOD director Justin Bbakali has observed.

Mr Bbakali has however said, ZAFOD has observed that various children with special education needs from various schools are disadvantaged during examinations set by the ECZ. Mr Bbakali said despite giving extra time to learners with special education needs during examinations, ZAFOD has also observed that scripts are not accompanied by any documentation that clearly states to markers that the papers being marked are from learners with special education needs.

Mr Bbakali said the ECZ needs to understand that scripts from learners with special education needs who are usually given extra time also needs to guide markers that they are marking a paper of a candidate with a disability.

And Mr Bbukali added that as examination classes write

their exams before the end of 2020, ZAFOD has since appealed to line ministries such as ministry of General Education to ensure examination candidates with special education needs don’t face the same challenges in trying to find their results as this has demotivated such people to do away with school.

“The situation of candidates with special education needs losing exam transcripts needs urgent attention and must be addressed by ECZ as it paints a picture that persons with disabilities need not to be in school,” "We are also aware that examination candidates with special education needs especially from Grade 12 have been spending lots of money to rewrite examinations from the Examinations Council of Zambia as a result of the council losing their transcripts in questionable circumstances.

"The situation of candidates with special education needs losing exam transcripts needs urgent attention and must be addressed by ECZ as it paints a picture that persons with disabilities need not to be in school," said Mr Bbukali.

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Wednesday December 16, 2020

PRESIDENT LUNGU WARNS OF NEW COVID-19 WAVE

By SILUMESI MALUMO

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has cautioned that a new wave of CovId-19 seems to be on the horizon and all citizens must abide by the health guidelines put in place by experts.

The President observed with dismay poor adherence to prescribed public health measures that had contributed to the sudden increase and geographical spread in the country in the last two weeks.

He said in the last 24 hours the country had recorded 106 new cases out of 3,759 tests conducted bringing the number of cases recorded to 18,428.

The cases, he said, have been recorded in Kabwe, Lusaka, Chibombo, Kalumbila, Serenje, Itezhi tezhi, Liteta, Kasama, Nchelenge, Chinsali, Kaoma, and Sesheke.

He said yesterday,“It is still mandatory that all cit-

izens must wear masks, maintain social distancing, avoid shaking hands, and wash hands frequently with soap.”

President Lungu also observed with concern, "The laxity towards Covid-19 guidelines by people patronising bars, musical concerts and other social gatherings.”

The President has since made a clarion call aligned to the Public Health Act CAP. 295 of the laws of Zambia and Covid-19 associated Statutory Instrument number 21, 22 and 62 of 2020 that all citizens must wear masks and practice good hand hygiene when in public places and gatherings.

The local authorities will facilitate disinfection of conveyances and public places including markets, bus stops and stations, shopping malls, places of worship, schools and office places.

HOME NEWS From Page 1 “Our president, Nevers Mumba's ordeal in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) needs more interrogation and it is embarrassing that he wants to blame government for his mischief, “ Mr Chilufya has said.

Mr Chilufya, who is MMD chairman for Agriculture, said the entire leadership was shocked to learn of his troubles in the DRC because they were not aware of the trip or what it was for and asked that government should ask him to explain.

He warned that matters of international security are sensitive and should be handled carefully so that the nation

By SILUMESI MALUMO

MINISTER of Tourism and Arts Ronald Chitotela and Democratic Party president Harry Kalaba have become the first ministers who illegally stayed in office to pay back.

Mr Chitotela had paid back yesterday the sum of K50, 811.

The minister said, “As promised on Saturday, I have today decided to take a step in regards to respecting the decision of the Constitutional

NEVERS BLASTED knows what the MMD leader was doing there.

Mr Chilufya told the Daily Nation that the party was ashamed of Dr Mumba's manoeuvres which needed serious interrogations.

Firstly, he said, we want to thank both governments of Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia that nothing happened to Dr Mumba and for providing a safe passage for him back home seeing that the time he crossed the border was late and borders are closed by that time for se-

curity reasons.

"However, the ordeal has left us with more questions than answers. We have analysed the myriad of conflicting statements coming from himself and the people he works with like Reverend Reuben Sambo and Ms Elizabeth Chitika.

"And listening to him at every junction has left us more confused. In one breath he said he is free not arrested but under restriction. Let him tell the nation the truth," Mr Chilufya said.

Chitotela, Kalaba pay back Court pertaining to payment of the monies we accumulated while in office.

“As much as I may not have agreed or have issues with the ruling or judgement, I am a law abiding Zambian and leader who respects all arms of Government.

In simple terms, I have today (yesterday) December 15,

2020, paid the money as directed by the court,” Mr Chitotela said.

And Democratic Party president Mr Kalaba paid the sum of K60, 434.88.

“I am happy to announce to you today (yesterday) that as I pledged to the people of Zambia, that I am ready to pay back the salary that I and

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He added, "This is a very serious and sensitive matter that borders on national security and we cannot allow such a matter to be settled as a cheap street conversation."

And in an interview with Mr Simon Mwewa on his Facebook, Dr Mumba revealed that he was picked up in Kolwezi by about 16 heavily armed security officers and driven to Lubumbashi, four hours away.

And in a telephone interview yesterday, Dr Mumba told the Daily Nation that he was free and would give more details at a press briefing today.

Mr Chilufya advised Dr Mumba to stop playing with the Zambian people and their safety for political mileage. my fellow ministers were paid in 2016 at the time we should have been out of the office but continued to perform some official duties.

I will not belabour the point of misinformation or poor guidance by the appointing authority but rather hasten to say that I have today (yesterday) honoured that obligation. Mr Kalaba said he decided to pay back because he saw it fit to respect the Constitutional Court judgement.

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NEVERS’ SHENANIGANS THE Movement for Multi party Democracy (MMD) president, Dr Nevers Mumba, owes the nation the truth about his mission to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

After causing anxiety in the nation over his misadventure in the Congo, we expect him to be forthright with his mission and why the Congolese authorities saw it fit to detain him.

By his admission, he was moved from his Kolwezi hotel room by about 16 heavily armed security personnel and driven to Lubumbashi, almost four hours away.

Such actions are very serious and not something that can be brushed aside. This borders on national security and we have every right to demand for answers from anyone who puts the country’s security at risk.

Whatever his mission to Congo was, it turned out badly for him because authorities there were obviously uncomfortable about his presence.

They would not go to the trouble of arresting him and hounding him out of the hotel unceremoniously and driving to another town hundreds of kilometres.

Whatever his mission, it did not go well with the Congolese.

It must be embarrassing him also and others who thought our story of his detention was false.

We have been proved right and others have been left with egg on their faces for doubting our impeccably sourced story.

Dr Mumba’s experience should be a warning to others who like sneaking off to other countries without alerting Zambian missions in those countries.

When misfortunes strike, one is still forced to seek help of their government just like the MMD leadership and others were doing in asking the government to intervene.

Dr Mumba was released with government intervention, and that is why the border was opened for him to cross over to the Zambian side at that odd hour.

He has every reason to be thankful to government knowing the reputation of Congolese security officials and how they deal with suspects.

We concur with the MMD NEC member Mr Chishala Chilufya for blasting Dr Mumba for putting the country at risk.

Mr Chilufya has complained that Dr Mumba’s habit of sneaking out left party members bewildered because they were also in the dark.

He has challenged Dr Mumba to reveal details of the mission so that the rumours of his intentions could be rested.

“Our president, Nevers Mumba's ordeal in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) needs more interrogation and it is embarrassing that he wants to blame government for his mischief,” Mr Chilufya has said.

Mr Chilufya, who is MMD chairman for Agriculture, said the entire leadership was shocked to learn of his troubles in the DRC because they were not aware of the trip or what it was for and asked that government should ask him to explain.

He warned that matters of international security are sensitive and should be handled carefully.

Therefore, he said, the nation needs knows what the MMD leader was doing there.

It is incumbent upon every citizen to put the country’s interests first and not to set out on missions that end in detention as happened to Dr Mumba.

Such embarrassing situations can be avoided if citizens are honest with the government as they travel out of the country.

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HE decision by Government to extend the school calendar will help the parents to have time organise for money to pay for schools fees especially as the economy is biting, Basic Teacher’s Union of Zambia (BETUZ) has said.

BETUZ secretary-general Henry Sinkala said the move would give parents some relief because they were going through hard times during this period when the economy was not doing well.

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Mr Sinkala Kalumba said Government has extended the opening date for school calendar from January 4, 2021 to January 18,

2021.

Mr Sinkala said parents were facing numerous challenges during this period, therefore, it was pleasing that Government can think of giving them enough time to look for money. He said in an interview yesterday, most parents would welcome this decision with open hands.

“Everyone really knows that the economy is biting and it is has become so difficult for many families to earn a living.

So this will help them to have some time to look for money so that their children can go back to school,” Mr Sinkala said.

And Mr Sinkala said the period would make teachers ample time to prepare for the new school calendar.

He said that some of the teachers would be invigilating until the end of this month , therefore, they needed time to ensure that they prepare well for the learners.

“You know invigilating examinations is quiet tiresome, it would have been fair for them just after invigilating then go straight to start teaching.

So as BETUZ we really think that what the Government has done is a very good idea,” he said.

Ruling in contractor’s fraud case deferred again Sensitisation ary 12, 2021. to help China Henan fail to against illegal On November 27, 2020 de- pay Banda for the work he had THE Lusaka Magistrates’ fence lawyer Charles Changa- done on the Mansa-Luwingu mining needed Court has for the second time no told Mr. Mwale to dismiss road, was unfair and that such adjourned ruling in a case a the State’s late submissions in an omission was prejudicial,

By CHARLES MUSONDA

local contractor has been accused of using alleged forged documents to get a subcontract from China Henan on the Mansa-Luwingu road.

In this case, G&G Nationwide (Zambia) Limited director Christopher Banda has been accused of forging a Road Development Agency (RDA) contract and a National Council for Construction (NCC) certificate of contract used to obtain the said subcontract worth U$1, 168, and 052.00.

The ruling was initially set for November 27, 2020 but when the matter came up Lusaka Chief Resident Magistrate Lameck Mwale observed that he had just received the State’s submissions in the morning and adjourned to December 14, 2020.

However, on Monday this week Mr. Mwale said the ruling was not ready and again adjourned the matter to Janu-

K42.2m SCT funds disbursed to Northern Province GOVERNMENT has released K42.2 million for disbursement to beneficiaries under the Social Cash Transfer Funds in Northern Province.

Provincial Minister, Chungu Bwalya says the funds will cater for payments from March to December this year.

Mr Bwalya, who is also Lupososhi Member of Parliament, has since directed the Department of Social Welfare to ensure that the money is quickly paid to beneficiaries.

Mr Bwalya said the government remains committed to improving the lives of vulnerable citizens through the various social protection programmes.

“Government wants to ensure that all Zambians in Northern Province receive a piece of cake from the national cake, especially those who are vulnerable,” he said.

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line with standard law practice and the court agreed in the affirmative.

In his oral submissions, Mr. Changano, of D. Findlay and Associates, argued that the prosecution has failed to establish a prima facie case against Banda as the evidence presented by the prosecution witnesses is untruthful, disjointed, manipulated and incoherent.

He said the prosecution’s evidence was fraught with irregularities, inconsistencies, half-truths and blatant lies.

“This conduct is a clear case of dereliction of duty which entitles this court to take a view that any evidence that was not investigated or deliberately left out by the prosecution was likely in favour of the accused,” Mr. Changano said.

He said the manner in which the police and the National Prosecutions Authority handled the matter, whereby they targeted the accused only

unjust and should not be condoned by the court.

In July 2015 China Henan and G&G had a dispute, which resulted in the appointment of an arbitrator by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Zambia Branch).

At arbitration, G&G won the matter but China Henan later applied to the High Court to set aside arbitral awards to G&G. However, the High Court dismissed China Henan’s application and discharged the stay of execution of the awards and arbitral proceedings.

China Henan then appealed to the Supreme Court where Judges Albert Wood, Nigel Mutuna, and Mumba Malila on March 7, 2017 upheld the High Court’s decision.

But in 2018 China Henan reported Mr. Banda to police on allegations that he used a forged RDA contract and NCC certificate for G&G to win the subcontract.

Early maize export process impresses ZNFU ...as most of the maize is exported

By KETRA KALUNGA

THREE-QUARTERS of the 42, 000 metric tons of maize that farmers produced under the early maize tripartite agreement have been sold, says the Zambia National Farmers Union of Zambia (ZNFU).

Farmers signed an agreement with the Ministry of Agriculture to grow 135, 000 metric tons of maize to supply to the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) for national food security but exceeded the targeted production.

The government gave leeway to farmers to export the excess but lost the market opportunity because the directive came late as exports are time-bound.

ZNFU then made an appeal to the government through the Ministry of Agriculture to allow the farmers to export the maize so that they do not incur a loss as the

cost of producing early maize is high.

ZNFU media and public relations manager, Calvin Kaleyi said in an interview that the ongoing export process was impressive and most of the maize has so far been exported.

Mr. Kaleyi said the remaining few metric tons of early maize would be exported because the process was well coordinated. Mr. Kaleyi said ZNFU is confident that all the early maize would be sold on the international market because the government has put in place a well-coordinated export process.

The government came to the rescue of farmers who were already facing challenges with the banks for the money they owed and would have risked losing millions of dollars if they had remained stuck with the unsold early maize.

By SILUMESI MALUMO

GOVERNMENT needs to engage us so that we embark on the sensitisation programme across the country on the need to end illegal mining being undertaken by smallscale miners, SmallScale Miners Association of Zambia president Kunda Chani has said.

Mr Chani said as long as the government ignored using the right platform in addressing the matter, illegal mining would continue to escalate in the country.

He said in an interview yesterday, Government should not wait for the illicit activities to worsen because it would be difficult to address it.

This is the time, Mr Chani said, for the government to engage the association such as ours so that we can talk to these miners who are engaging in illegal activities.

He said just talking would not yield anything tangible but it was necessary to embark on sensitisation programme so that all miners can be engaged.

He was reacting to sentiments by Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Richard Musukwa who was concerned with continued illegal mining activities in the country.

Mr Musukwa said the country was endowed with rich resources that were being mined illegally by unlicenced smallscale miners.

The minister encouraged the unlicenced miners to formalise their activities so that the country can be earning revenue.

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ZICTA warns against mobile cyber crimes

By MULENGA MUSONDA

The Zambia Information Communications and Technology Authority has appealed to the public to be wary of cybercrimes this farming and festive season that are mostly carried out using mobile money transactions.

ZICTA Consumer Protection and Compliance Manager Edgar Mlauzi said this during a courtesy call paid on Southern Province Provincial Administration.

Mr Mlauzi said there has been an increase of Mobile money scams with over 3075 cases recorded this year.

“We want to advise the consumers out there on some of the inherent risks that people face, we know that during the farming and festive season, there could be sometimes some promotional scams were people start running fake promotional scams” “People are using these social engineering tactics to steal from people, so as we encourage people to take up the services, we also want to alert people in terms of some of these mobile scams.

Mr Mlauzi said members of the public should not fall prey to fake promotions that are too good to be true, were the promoter solicits for money before the winner is actually given what they have won.

And Southern Province Deputy Permanent Secretary Kennedy Mubanga who welcomed the delegation agreed with ZICTA Corporate and Communications Officer Hanford Chaaba that mostly it is the educated that fall prey to such scams.

The ZICTA delegation is in the province to sensitize the masses on the digital financial activities especially to people in rural areas and also to advise on the proper use of mobile money services with a security conscious.

Government plans 8m euro water project for Chipata GOVERNMENT has announced plans to invest €8 million in improving the water and sanitation system in Chipata.

Minister of Water Development Sanitation and Environmental Protection Jonas Chanda disclosed the plans when he paid a courtesy call on Paramount Chief Mpezeni in Chipata yesterday.

Dr Chanda said it is Government’s intention to create access to clean water for all the people in the country.

The minister estimates that once up and operational the 8 million euro project dubbed Urban Water Supply and Sanitation is expected to benefit over 200, 000 people in Chipata.

“I want to announce to your Royal Highness that President

Edgar Lungu with support from cooperating partners will be bringing a very big project.

The project is called urban water supply and sanitation project and it will cost about € 8 million,” Dr Chanda said.

He explained that the project that will include a modern water treatment plant and a modern sewer has been necessitated by the increase of population in the city.

Dr Chanda noted that Eastern Province is currently water stressed because the region has no big lakes thereby making people to depend on boreholes.

And Paramount chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni speaking people in Eastern Province has commended Government for its efforts to ensure that people have access to clean and safe drinking.

The traditional ruler said most villages in Eastern Province have boreholes erected adding that people no longer walk to streams in order to draw water. - ZANIS

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By NOEL IYOMBWA THE Church should stay away from politics as the country heads to the polls, Bishops Council of Zambia general secretary Able Kaela has said.

Speaking in an interview Bishop Kaela said the church’s mission should be to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and not to elect politicians.

He said that the church should not involve itself with politics by endorsing, promote or oppose political parties, candidates or platforms.

Bishop Kaela said the Church buildings, membership lists or other resources should not also be used for partisan political purposes.

He also explained that leaders should also avoid directing its members as to which candidate or party they should give their votes to.

“As we head towards the elections, the church should pray for the nation and avoid being partisan.

“This is the time when politicians want to use the

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STAY AWAY FROM POLITICS, CHURCH ADVISED church to campaign but my advice to the church is that they should try by all means to be neutral by embracing all political parties,” he said.

He noted that the church must be instigators of peace and should desist from meddling in the political affairs of the country.

Bishop Kaela observed that some churches have gone astray as they were descending into the political domain where they do not belong.

“As churches, the Bible says, we should pray for our nation as well as our leaders instead of being part of the politics,” he said.

Bishop Kaela

UK, Africa virtual ‘indaba’ set

By NOEL IYOMBWA

THE United Kingdom Department for International Trade has announced it will host the Africa Investment Conference on January 20, 2021, bringing together UK and African businesses for a one-day virtual event to explore the opportunities for partnership and investment.

The conference comes one year after the UK-Africa Investment Summit hosted in London by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, where 27 trade and investment deals worth £6.5bn and commitments worth £8.9bn were announced.

UK Minister for Investment, Gerry Grimstone said businesses will be able to discuss emerging and relevant themes around doing business in Africa, and connect to investment opportunities across the African continent, all in the context of a challenging global economic outlook.

Mr Grimstone said Africa Investment Conference will be a platform for attendees to hear directly from UK companies about the opportunities and challenges of investing in and doing business across Africa. Firms will also learn more about the United Kingdom’s new trade arrangements with Africa and support offered by the UK Government to business and investors.

“The event will also explore how inclusive, sustainable and resilient investment can serve to help countries

Mr Grimstone across the continent transition to a cleaner, greener economy and support recovery from the impact of coronavirus.

“Driven by the insights of the recently established Africa Investors Group (a grouping of some of the UK’s largest investors in Africa), the conference will focus around four key sectors of activity Sustainable infrastructure, Renewable

energy, Financial & professional services and Agriculture and agri-tech “January will see new trade agreements coming into force for the UK with 14 African partners with the prospect of more countries to follow, while 35 African partners will receive preferential access to the UK thanks to our trade presences scheme.

“The development of the UK’s new trade arrangements alongside Africa’s own Continental Free Trade Agreement can unleash new opportunities for African and UK businesses.

“Despite the current global economic context, the UK’s ambition to be Africa’s investment partner of choice has never been stronger. ”Growing investment relationships will be central in helping economies recover and build back better from the disruption caused by Coronavirus.

“Africa’s economic potential and investment opportunities are huge, and our partnership will help ensure UK and African businesses are able to capitalise on trade and investment opportunities, now and in the future,” he said.

And Minister for Africa James Duddridge MP said UK is working with countries across Africa to build strong partnerships that secure investment and deliver more of the exports, jobs and economic growth that benefit both African and British businesses.

K5.4m released for Chinsali water project Lungu joins race for Matero

By PETER SICHALI

Mr Mukosa

GOVERNMENT has released about K5.4 million to the contractor working on the Chinsali Water Reticulation Project, Chinsali Central Member of Parliament Kalalwe Mukosa has said.

Mr Mukosa said funds are part of the K10.5 million government was owing the contractor.

Mr Mukosa said funds will be used for completion of the fabrication of the three tanks, the one near Muchinga radio, the other one in front of the District Commissioner’s house near the Municipal Council and the one at the new Provincial HQ administration block.

He said the payment will also be used for completion of the pump house, installation of water meters to achieve 100% metering ratio and switching from the old pipe network to the new pipe network.

“When the above works are done the project will be at 99% completion and people will be able to access to safe and clean drinking water during this period there will be disturbance of water supply in order to improve the access to water supply after the projects,”Mr Mukosa said.

He said 34,000 people will have access to clean water and sanitation services.

Mr Mukosa has since thanked Government for releasing the funds for the water project.

Government, with support from the African Development Bank, through the Chambeshi Water Supply and Sanitation Company, had embarked on the Integrated Small Towns Water Supply and Sanitation Project which will address challenges of lack of sewer network and inadequate water supply services in Chinsali, Nakonde and Mpika districts, at a cost of USD 18.6 million.

By CHARLES MUSONDA MATERO constituency aspiring candidate Chisanga Lungu says he is the only hope for the area because most of the past members of Parliament have the record of abandoning the people after being voted into office.

Mr. Lungu, a local businessman, is seeking adoption on the Patriotic Front (PF) ticket in the 2021 general elections.

In an interview, Mr. Lungu said Matero residents have been like orphans for some time because there has been a gap between the people and the constituency leadership.

“We want to ensure that we bridge that gap because people of Matero have cried for quite some and they need a serious leadership that will be able to assist them to move out of the poverty levels some people are in.

“We want to ensure that there is a link between the grassroots and the office of the area member of Parliament,” Mr. Lungu said.

He said he and his team will ensure that empowerment schemes are actualized both for the youths and the women.

He said that is one of the ways in which he will ensure that people’s livelihood is improved.

Mr. Lungu said infrastructure development in Matero constituency is not something that someone can talk about and that everybody must benefit.

He said areas that deserve development must be developed for resources allocated to the constituency to benefit everyone.

Atlas Mara completes Choma branch refurbishment

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

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MINERAL ROYALTY REGIME NEEDS REVIEW – TAX EXPERT T

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

HE current Mineral Royalty Regime has led to mines fearing price increases and the bands should therefore be revisited, says Michael Phiri, a Tax partner at KPMG Zambia.

Mr Phiri insisted that the current royalty regime should be revisited due to the way in which mineral royalty bands operated.

Currently, mineral royalty rate payable is 5.5 percent of the norm value, when the copper price is less than US$4,500 per tonne, 6.5 percent of the norm value, when the norm price of copper is US$4,500 per tonne but less than six US$6,000.

They are also payable 7.5 percent of the norm value,

when the norm price of copper is US$6,000 per tonne but less than seven thousand US$7,500, 8.5 percent of the norm value, when the norm price US$7,500 per tonne but less than US$9,000 and 10 percent of the norm value, when the norm price of US$9,000 per tonne or greater.

Responding to this regime, Mr Phiri told the Mining for Zambia Magazine that: “The royalty regime has led to

mines fearing price increases – whereas we should all be celebrating them!”

Mr Phiri saw the need for a more equitable tax regime which did not necessarily disadvantage the mining companies.

He said if the Mineral Royalty Tax rates were structured in such a way that only the incremental increase – or, Saturday – were subjectthe difference 25 April, 2020 ed to the higher rates in the next tax band, that would be a

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fairer way of sharing resource revenues.

“The simple and fair solution would be to adopt the same incremental approach as we do for Pay-As-You-Earn tax bands. In other words, once a threshold is crossed, only the increase beyond that point should be taxed at the higher rate.

So, let’s say the copper price was today US$6,800, only the last US$800 would be taxed at 6.5 percent. This would mean that both the State and investor benefit from the price rise, which is the balance we must inject into our mineral royalty tax regime,” Mr Phiri said.

He pointed out that: “we are operating in a global economy where these tax rates are compared against other competitive advantages [elsewhere].”

ATLAS Mara Bank has completed the refurbishment of its Choma Branch, as it pledges to continue taking financial services deeper into communities to enable savings and transactions in remotest areas.

This refurbishment has come at an investment of over K620, 000, says Bank’s Head of Branch and Distribution, Agatha Yowela.

Ms Yowela said Atlas Mara Bank was committed to offering its customers better ways of banking through distinct products and services.

She said these included marketing leading digital channels such as the Mobile Banking Application which allowed customers to bank anytime, anywhere without the restriction of time.

Ms Yowela was speaking in Choma yesterday during the official re-launch of the Branch.

“As Atlas Mara Bank we are aware that not everyone can afford to maintain a Bank Account and hence we have come up with a mobile money solution like MTN Money and Airtel Money which enables widespread financial inclusion for all Zambians and takes banking to all parts of the country which we call ‘Tenga

Mobile Money’ she said.

Atlas Mara Zambia, she said, realized that despite its branch network, there were still many areas that did not have banking services.

She said it was for this reason that the Bank this year launched Agency banking known as ‘Community Banking’ across the Southern Province.

Ms Yowela said the Bank would be partnering with Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and other retail businesses to provide Atlas Mara Banking services and Tenga Mobile Money services as a way of taking financial services deeper into the community.

This, she explained, would enable savings and transactions in the remotest communities. Southern Province Minister, Edify Hamukale, said Government had noted the big changes in the financial sector over the last few years where technology had reshaped banking.

Dr Hamukale said he was pleased to hear that Atlas Mara Bank had taken a lead to stay abreast of these changes. “We are excited about the world class banking products and innovation you are bringing to Choma namely the award winning ‘Mobile Banking Application’ and the ‘Zero Interest salary Advance’ which I am sure will be of interest to many of my colleagues in the civil service.

NATSAVE wins 3 awards

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

NATSAVE Bank currently has over K800 million on its loan book despite the current challenging business environment, as it wins two awards due to enhanced product innovation.

The loan book is split in into loans to corporates, salary employees, Small and Medium Enterprises as well as loans to marketeers, says NATSAVE acting Managing Director, Keith Hamusute.

Mr Hamusute said yesterday in Lusaka at a press briefing that the loan portfolio was quite a diversified as the Bank was ensuring that it lends households especially with the effects of Covid-19.

“We see it as our mandate to help out those sectors that have been affected by the pandemic,” he said.

Mr Hamusute also said NATSAVE has won the 2020 Bank of Zambia (BoZ) Governor’s award for the product innovation and the most transformed non-bank financial institution from the Economics Association of Zambia.

Under the BoZ award, he said, the award was given following the product deployment called Karibu Product targeting refugees in Zambia.

“In 2019, the Bank took a survey to identify the financially excluded communities.

The refugee community was identified as un-served hence the development of the Karibu business and Karibu personal accounts,” Mr Hamusute said.

He said the Bank observed that many of these refugees were engaged in business and other income generating activities including farming as they had limitations to get into formal employment.

For the EAZ award, Mr Hamusute said, the bank had been undergoing a serious transformations while launching new products.

Meanwhile, Mr Hamusute said NATSAVE had accessed financing under the BoZ Targeted Medium Refinancing

Facility to the tune of K500 million.

This was for on lending and this has made a huge impact on house. The downstream effect is massive.

He said the K500 had been pumped into the economy, thereby meeting various needs of households and industries.

On the revision of the facility terms and conditions by the BoZ, Mr Hamusute said: “We are aware of that announcement and yesterday [Monday] they did send us the revised terms.

“Now the BoZ is keen to ensure that that particular concession in pricing is passed on to the beneficiaries and as a Bank we intend to do that,” he said.

7 / Daily Nation, Wednesday 16 November, 2020 JOHANNESBURG - Among key challenges commonly faced by small businesses in South Africa during lockdown are existing debt, lack of cash reserves, no access to relief funding, an inability to operate during the lockdown, and outdated financial information.

This is according to the 2020 SA SMME Covid-19 Impact Report released by access to finance provider Finfind. The impact report analysed data from 1, 489 SMMEs across all sectors in all provinces.

The study was conducted with support from, among others, the Department of Small Business Development, Services SETA and Business Leadership SA. Of the businesses surveyed, 42.7 percent closed during the first five months of the pandemic. Only 43 percent of businesses that closed had applied for Covid-19 relief funding, with 99.9 percent of these funding applications being rejected. Poor consumer credit scores remain one of the primary reasons cited by banks for rejecting Covid-19 relief funding applications.

The report, therefore, found that access to funding remains top of the list of challenges reported by SMMEs. Only 35 percent of the SMMEs had cash reserves at the start of lockdown, with more than half of these being able to

DEBT AGONY …SA small businesses crippled by debt, lack of relief funding

Leaner, smaller companies are versatile enough to execute ideas faster than larger companies. sustain themselves for between one and three months at most.

Prior debt was a major contributor to closures, with 66 percent of businesses that closed having debt before Covid-19, and half of these having outdated management accounts. These factors pose problems for businesses even in

the best of times, but during the pandemic, they became critical causes of business failure, according to the survey report.

While the outlook for the future is largely uncertain for SMMEs, 76.7 percent of the business owners who were able to remain open, are optimistic about being able to survive in 2021.

Only 46.6 percent envisaged running their business from work premises, the rest thought they would continue working from home, or rent a smaller office, and have a hybrid model of working from home and office, or shared meeting spaces when required.

– FIN24.

Standard Bank commits to funding coal mining in South Africa and region JOHANNESBURG Standard Bank says it will continue to fund thermal coal and coalfired power generation operations under strict conditions since they play an important role in the generation of electricity in the region.

“Energy generation in South Africa and SubSaharan Africa in particular, is still more than 80 percent driven by coal fired power stations, so clearly, in that scenario, we will continue to support the generation of electricity,” said Kenny Fihla, CEO of Standard bank Corporate and Investment Banking at Standard Bank Group.

However, Fihla said the bank will provide the support under strict guidelines regarding the nature of the mining operations, their use of coal and how the coal is transported.

The bank will also look at additional measures the operations have put in place, to ensure that there is environmental rehabilitation after mining activity.

Fihla was speaking at

Standard Bank’s launch of its Fossil Fuels Financing policy. The policy outlines the conditions under which the bank will fund coal, oil and gas projects, such as whether the projects comply with the Equator Principles, the International Finance Corporation’s performance standards and the World Bank’s environmental, health and safety guidelines.

The bank has previously been questioned by climate groups about its continued funding of fossil fuel projects in Africa, as concerns about climate change rise.

But Fihla said the bank cannot stop funding and will instead continue to support coal mining in a responsible manner that emphasises the use of technology that reduces carbon emissions.

“Unfortunately, if we were to stop completely to fund any coal mining related activity, we can as well say we are stopping 80 percent of South Africa’s electricity generation and we do not think that will be a responsible thing to do,” he said.

– FIN24.

Climate change agric initiatives to continue

Removal from U.S. terror list helps Sudan tackle debts, improve investment environment – PM KHARTOUM - Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok said on Monday that Sudan’s removal from the U.S. list of states sponsoring terrorism “helps tackle debts and improves the investment environment.”

“This is a historic day. Today we return to the international community. This decision helps to implement programs of the transitional period,” said Hamdok at a press conference in the capital Khartoum.

Earlier in the day, the U.S. Embassy in Sudan officially announced the removal of Sudan from the list of states sponsoring terrorism.

“The congressional notification period of 45 days has lapsed and the Secretary of State has signed a notification stating rescission of Sudan’s State Sponsor of Terrorism designation is effective as of today (December 14), to be published in the Federal Register,” said the embassy on its Facebook page.

On October. 19, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would remove Sudan from the list after Sudan paid US$335 million to American victims.

The United States listed Sudan as one of the countries sponsoring terrorism in 1993. – XINHUA.

The use of coal to produce electricity has been a contentious issue as concerns about climate change rise.

Mining production decreased by 6.3% on a year-on-year basis in October.

Mining production improving, but still in the red JOHANNESBURG - Mining production declined for an eighth consecutive month, with data for October recording a 6.3 percent decline.

Data released by Stats SA on Thursday indicated that the largest contributors to the annual production decline were iron ore - down 26. percent , chromium ore – down 31.4 percent, and other nonmetallic minerals – down 17.3 percent.

Coal was down four percent.

On a month-on-month basis, production declined 0.3 percent.

Seasonally adjusted mining production, however, has increased 18.5 percent for the three months ended in October 2020. The increasing trend is attributed to platinum group metals, iron ore,

gold, other on-metallic minerals and manganese ore.

FNB economists had expected mining production to continue its recovery path, however the pace of recovery is slowing.

“The industry still faces a number of challenges such as unreliable energy supply, scarce capital infrastructure investment, logistic bottlenecks and declining global competitiveness,” FNB said in a note ahead of the data release.

Mineral sales increased 30.5 percent on a year-on-year basis for October.

The largest contributions to sales growth was platinum group metals – up 75.7 percent, gold – up 66.1 percent and iron ore – 31.2 percent.

– FIN24.

HARARE - Zimbabwe is forging ahead with climate smart agriculture initiatives as part of efforts to avert the negative effects of climate change on the agriculture sector which may lead to reduced gross domestic product (GDP).

The country is largely dependent on agriculture and without effective climate smart agriculture adaptation, the impact of a drier climate on the agricultural sector could cause a decline in gross domestic product (GDP) of over two percent.

Agriculture contributes between 10 percent to 20 percent of GDP, according to the Climate Smart Agriculture Investment Plan (CSAIP) report launched last week alongside the Public Expenditure Review on Agriculture (PER) report.

Ensuring climate smart investment in agriculture is therefore a priority for economic growth.

Lands, Agriculture and Rural Resettlement Minister Dr Anxious Masuka cited the Pfumvudza model as one of the methods of climate smart agriculture adaptations.

“Zimbabwe is already pursuing a selection of climate smart agriculture adaptation through Pfumvudza which includes Conservation Agriculture practices such as zero tillage, crop rotation and mulching.

“Improving the productivity of the sector goes hand in hand with creating an enabling environment in relation to poverty and gender issues, water access and land tenure security.

The CSAIP is a culmination of stakeholder consultations that prioritises five packages of climate smart investments and policy actions which will support improvement across three pillars namely: The Investment Plan includes investment priorities with promising impact to raise agricultural productivity, resilience to climate change and minimise greenhouse gas emission. – THE HERALD, Zimbabwe.

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READERS FORUM

ELISHA MATAMBOLAMENTATIONS OF A PERPETUAL LOSER

Dear editor, As Member of Parliament for Kabushi Constituency, I have taken interest in reports attributed to UPND Copperbelt Chairman Elisha Matambo who insinuated that a woman has been arrested in Kabushi with 87 voters cards which she had been buying at K1,500 each.

I took interest and inquired from the Officer in Charge at Kabushi Police who dismissed the allegations and that no report had been received across the constituency.

By alleging that the said woman is from Kabushi, Mr Matambo is insinuating that the PF in the constituency was involved in the activities and thereby linking me to the allegations.

To ensure that this matter reaches a logical conclusion, I have instructed my Constituency Chairman to lodge a complaint to the Police this morning against Mr Matambo for issuing misleading statements likely to cause the breach of the peace and bring the country into disrepute.

PF in Kabushi

The PF in Kabushi or anywhere in the country cannot be involved in such activities. We are simply too strong to start buying off voters cards.

We are very strong on the ground and are we are winning 2021 with the landslide because we have delivered on our mandate.

The PF in Kabushi or anywhere in the country cannot be involved in such activities. We are simply too strong to start buying off voters cards. We are very strong on the ground and are we are winning 2021 with the landslide because we have delivered on our mandate.

I wish to warm Mr Matambo to desist from issuing statements he cannot even begin to substantiate.

As it stands, Mr Matambo is an embarrassment to himself, to his children and to the Lamba people and as a caring brother, I now extend an olive branch to Mr Matambo to come and join the winning party and stop his lamentations which are synonymous with the UPND. BOWMAN LUSAMBO

JULIUS Malema once said and I quote " Political Freedom without Economical Freedom is USELESS " end of quote.

I wish to make my humble request to our distinguished Ministers, Permanent Secretaries, Heads of Public institutions and similar institutions of mass gathering to come on board assisting us MAXIMIZING ON PRESIDENTIAL VOTES by way of making available both Employment and Business opportunities.

Lately I have been frequenting KAFUE DISTRICT and i must confess that the little efforts that my TEAM is supplementing on the already existing efforts made by our PARTY PF STRUCTURES in Kafue has shown me that Kafue is no longer UPND stronghold only if PF can attend to challenges affecting the people of KAFUE. I have come to understand that if we have people on the ground willing to assist the grassroots and being supported by leaders with both Political

and economical freedom 2021 will be extremely easy for PF and President Edgar Chagwa Lungu.

My team rolled out an EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM meant to positively address challenges affecting WOMEN and YOUTHS in Kafue which has excited majority residents of KAFUE DISTRICT mainly the voters in our quest to maximize on Presidential Vote ahead of 2021 a program that surely needs some financia assistance hence the need for the aforementioned leaders to come on board and support such ventures making it easy for the PARTY PF and President Edgar Chagwa Lungu ahead of 2021.

I feel we should not be too comfortable claiming that we have seven (7) strongholds looking at the fact that most of these Political parties mushrooming today are coming from PF and our pact with MMD does not look too solid hence the need to work extra hard on the ground.

PF is a grassroots party and the moment we ig-

nore the grassroots hoping we shall use our developmental agenda then we should brace ourselves for a shocking defeat ahead of 2021.

2021 general elections will be about millennials and women in particular and the question we ought to ask ourselves is what are we doing to be guaranteed of their vote.

Personally I can safely say PF will win Kafue seat thereby increasing its number of MPS only if it can pay maximum attention and attend to challenges affecting the people of KAFUE. Let me take this opportunity to thank and appreciate the following Ministers, Permanent Secretaries, Heads of Public institutions and similar institutions of mass gathering for their relentless efforts in ensuring that the grassroots are well equipped with both political and economical freedom.

1.. Hon. Dr. Chitalu Chilufya 2.. Hon. Jean Kapata

3.. Hon. Steven Kampyongo 4.. Hon. Professor Nkandu Luo 5.. Hon. Bowman Lusambo 6.. Hon. Vincent Mwale

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7.. Hon. Micheal Katambo 8.. Hon. Emmanuel Mulenga 9.. Hon. Joseph Malanji Ps : Chanda Kabwe Ps : Kaku Ps : Amos Malupenga Ps : Bukali FRA , ZRA , NAPSA , NCC If PF wants to go into 2021 general elections as strong as it was prior to 2011 general elections we need to make sure that both Employment and Business opportunities reach the ground.

MAXWELL CHONGU PF DIE HARD

THEY SOLD OUR FUTURE Dear editor, THE biggest challenge we face as a country is that we are not in-charge of our own resources. Our minerals are in the hands of foreign private hands.

This is the legacy of privatisation. Over 200 state owned parastatals and enterprises were sold to foreign capital and today we have no control of our own minerals.

The numbers from the mines can make you cry. Its criminal.

The Zambian’s mining sector scores weak in the Resource Governance Index This was the contribution of the mines to our economy in 2017: GDP: 10.4% Exports: 80.4% Employment: 2% Over all mining only contributes 12% to Zambia´s GDP despite accounting for 70% of total export value.

The billions of dollars being lost in illicit financial flows in the mining sector is outrageous.

This is why the PF Government is revising the mines and minerals act as well as trying to change Zambia's investment stake in the mining sector. We are taking back what was stolen from us during privatisation.

Privatisation was legalised corruption and murder.

Never again shall we allow this to happen again.

ANTONIO M MWANZA

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Wednesday 16, December 2020

CBU unionised workers to get salaries

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA SALARIES for unionised workers at the Copperbelt University (CBU) started coming in yesterday, the university management has confirmed.

On Monday, the workers resolved to suspend all academic activities until university management paid them their delayed November salaries together with their December salaries by Friday December 18, 2020.

The workers also described as disappointing and demoralsing the delay of payments.

According to university management, government through the Ministry of Higher Education funded the

institution last week and that all necessary paper work was in the process.

CBU Vice Chancellor Naison Ngoma therefore expressed disappointment that the workers resorted to rushing to the media without consulting management.

"These are serious matters that need time to be dealt with correctly and not what we are seeing.

"This is disappointing because the workers know very well how the process is done. How can they even demand for December salaries when they have not yet worked?" he said.

He maintained that the process was working itself out and that salaries would start reflecting by the end of the day (yesterday).

Wusakile water blues worry aspiring candidate

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA UNITED Party for National Development (UPND) Wusakile aspiring member of parliament Gloria Shonga has expressed disappointment that the constituency was still faced with water challenges despite the district having many water sources.

Ms Shonga said it was embarrassing to see the situation not improving 50 years after the country's independence.

She said the situation had led to the suffering of many residents especially women who sometimes walk long distances and wake up very early just to access the commodity.

Ms Shonga was speaking in an interview in Kitwe.

"As a mother and woman, I feel the pain these women have to go through just to have water for their daily usage.

" This is an unfortunate situation that needs to be looked at without further hesitation so that our women can experience civility and run homes without any challenges," she said.

Ms Shonga observed that with the coming of the rains, the situation would also lead to the breaking out of waterborne diseases that may affect especially children below the age of five.

She however called on Nkana Water and Sanitation Company (NWSC) to make use of the water sources that Kitwe had to improve the situation.

She said the need for the people to have running water all the time would not be overemphasized stating that having access to clean drinking water was one of the human rights.

KOPALA NEWS

LCM LIFTS CSR AWARD C

By ROGERS KALERO

ORPORATE Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives should be aligned to the national priorities such as public health, education, livelihoods, sanitation, water conservation and natural resource management,'' Industrial Development Corperation (IDC) Chief Portfolio Officer, Mr. Henry Sakala has said Mr Sakala also said the CSR should also be in tune with global priorities such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and other issues and challenges facing the international community.

Mr Sakala was speaking at the CSR award giving gala after Lubambe Copper Mines (LCM) received an award from the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Network of Zambia for outstanding achievement in building capacity of women in Konkola Township Chililabombwe.

The award was given to Lubambe Mine CSR and Communications teams on behalf of the mine at Lusaka’s Golden Peacock Hotel.

At the same function, the mine also received special mention and recognition for sponsoring the event under the Platinum category.

Mr Sakala appreciated the CSR Network for the initiative to recognise excellence in CSR through national awards and for aspiring to put the event as one of the biggest on the annual national calendar.

“CSR initiatives should be aligned to the national priorities such as public health, education, livelihoods, sanitation, water conservation and natural resource management and should also be in tune with global priorities such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

‘Don’t be driven by emotions’

By ROGERS KALERO ZAMBIANS must not be driven by emotions to the level where they start listening to people with no ability to improve their lives, but merely want to use them to get into power," Patriotic Front Nkana constituency aspiring candidate Cleopus Njovu has said.

Mr Njovu said instead of being driven by emotions, Zambians must actively engage the government over the various challenges the country was experiencing so that a solutions to alleviate the problems and challenges could be found.

In an interview in Kitwe yesterday, Mr Njovu said Covid-19

and the sky rocketing dollar had adversely affected the cost of living of various countries in the world, but the opposition, in a panic and desperate mode were trying to gain political mileage out if such unfortunate incidences.

He said the opposition were trying to gain political mileage out of such unfortunate incidences by telling Zambians that they will improve the situation when in actual fact they had no ability to improve people's lives.

"In most cases, businessmen have failed to make good republican Presidents because their minds are not about serving the people, but businesses and making profits. In this kind of situation, people

suffer because businessman care more about profits and not people.

"So Zambians must be careful not to be driven by emotions about the challenges the country was facing and consider changing government because they would regret their decisions. My advice to Zambians is to actively engage government on various issues affecting the country," Mr Njovu said.

And Mr Njovu has said once elected member of Parliament for Nkana constituency, he will consult the youth and women on how best they would like to be empowered as a way of alleviating poverty in communities.

Lubambe Copper Mine limited "If we empower communities and uplift people’s livelihoods, that will have ripple effects to our businesses and our people. This will in turn contribute to economic growth,'' Mr Sakala said Mr. Sakala said it was gratifying to see that in spite of an extremely challenging business environment and the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic,

companies did not relent to advance their CSR activities.

Mr. Sakala added that the CSR network reflected the importance of CSR work and that the awards gala was a good platform to initiate dialogue, encourage sharing of best practices and ignite collaboration among members.

And Lubambe Copper Mine Community and Stakeholder

Relations Manager, Lomthunzi Mbewe said, the mine began a deliberate program to uplift the living standards of women in the surrounding Communities.

Ms Mbewe said Lubambe Mine has forged strategic partnerships with several institutions to provide training in life skills, resulting in the training of more than six Cooperatives and particularly targeting women in financial literacy, modern farming methods, fish fingerling production and tailoring and design.

"One of the beneficiaries of the training is a women led cooperative known as Tilitonse Women's Club that have began several businesses with start up capital provided by the mine "The cooperative makes re-usable sanitary wear after extensive training in menstrual management. These are sold in communities and surrounding areas. To support this, the mine bought tailoring equipment that was loaned to the club Additionally, the LCM created a supply link between the women's agriculture project and the mine canteen to supply various vegetables, tomatoes and onions for the provision of hot meals to miners. The horticulture project is very cardinal in addressing food security in the vulnerable community, thereby addressing SDG number two which aimed at ending hunger.

CHONGWE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL GREAT EAST - CIVIC CENTRE P.O. BOX 1 CHONGWE

SECTION 53 OF THE URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING ACT NO. 3 OF 2015 PUBLIC NOTICE IN RELATION TO CHANGE OF LAND USE. Notice is hereby given that in terms of section 53 of the Urban and Regional Planning Act of the Laws of Zambia Naomi Daka of Sub. 34 of Sub. E of Farm 9819, Chongwe, intends to apply for planning permission for Change of Land Use from Agriculture to Residential.

The Lot in question is approximately 8742 square Meters and is bordered by Sub 33 to the North. Sub 35 to the East, Sub 36 to South and Road Reserve to the West.

This application may have significant environmental impacts and/or a significant impact on the amenity of ajoining properties. The application may be viewed at Chonger Municipal Council and Submissions or observations on the application may be made to the Planning Authority with charge. Submissions or Obsrevations must be in writting and made within the period of 30 days beginning on the first date of the period for the publication of this notice being 30/11/2020 and ending on 31/12/2020 Signed: Mulowa Sishumba Town Clerk CHONGWE MANUCIPAL COUNCIL Date of erection of site notice 30/11/2020

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NORTH-WESTERN/MOSI-OA-TUNYA NEWS

PF SOUTH LOSING CANDIDATE PLEDGES SUPPORT TO PARTY LEADERSHIP

By ANDREW MUKOMA

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OSING candidate on the position of Provincial Chairman in the just ended Patriotic Front (PF) Southern Province Provincial elections, Brave Mweetwa has pledged allegiance to the party's leadership under President Edgar Lungu.

During the Provincial elections held on Saturday, December 12, 2020 in Choma, Mr Mweetwa polled 175 votes against the incumbent Lawrence Evans who emerged the winner with 224 votes.

Mr Mweetwa has said that despite losing to Mr Evans, he will rally behind the new leadership and offer his services to the elected members and the

Rural communities tipped on bee keeping

By MARTIN MASHEKWA

KALOMO council secretary, Oswell Mpofu has urged rural communities to embrace bee keeping as an alternative income generating venture in their locales.

Speaking when he officiated at a joint four day bee keeping training workshop for Kakuyu and Malilwe cooperatives in Mubanga area over the weekend, Mr. Mpofu said

communities should learn other income generating ventures and desist from cutting of tree for charcoal as a source of income for their households.

“I urge you to take up other initiatives such as bee keeping as an alternative for income generating ventures. It is cost effective and all that you need is to keep the environment safe and harness the environment to realize the benefits of this project whose products such

party at large.

He has told the Daily Nation in a statement released in Livingstone that, he believes in democracy, hard work, unity and love for one another.

"I would therefore like to encourage and urge all my supporters across the Province to accept and respect the outcome of the Provincial Conference and rally behind the elected Executive Committee. Let us unite, work together and move as one in our quest to emerge victorious in the 2021 general elections," he said.

Mr Mweetwa noted that the party is not centred on an individual but everyone must look forward at the bigger picture of working together in harmony and in unity in order to ensure it wins some Parliamentary seats in Southern Province.

MR. MPOFU “I urge you to take up other initiatives such as bee keeping as an alternative for income generating ventures.

It is cost effective and all that you need is to keep the environment safe and harness the environment to realize the benefits of this project whose products such as honey and wax have ready market,”

as honey and wax have ready market,” Mr. Mpofu observed.

And Kalomo district forest officer, Ray Mwansa has implored bee keeping cooperatives to have a sense of ownership for projects which

He added, most importantly, maximise on the Presidential vote in next year's General Elections.

"Since my bid to become the Provincial Chairman was unsuccessful, some of you may wish to know my next move... Well, my position going forward is to offer my availability to work with the elected Provincial Executive Committee and the party at large," he said.

Mr Mweetwa has thanked President Lungu, party Secretary General Davis Mwila and the entire leadership for allowing democracy to prevail in the ruling party.

He further challenged opposition political parties such as the UPND, NDC and MMD to emulate the ruling party in allowing democracy to prevail in their ranks and files of their parties.

government and its cooperating partners have brought to their doorsteps.

The bee keeping project in both Malilwe and Kakuyu cooperatives in Naluja ward of Kalomo is a component of the Strengthening Climate Resilience in the Kafue basin (SCRIKA) project aimed at improving the welfare and livelihood of the targeted households in the catchment area.

Among the projects in the SCRIKA component include bee keeping, goat rearing and solar powered boreholes for small scale gardening in Bbilili, Omba and Naluja wards of Kalomo. - ZANIS

Kasenseli residents not responsible over illegal activities at the mine CHIEF Chibwika of the Lunda speaking people in Mwinilunga District of North-Western Province has called for genuineness among stakeholders in handling issues around the investment at Kasenseli Gold mine.

The Traditional Leader expressed disappointment that some senior government officials allegedly accused his subjects over some illegalities at Kasenseli gold mine without obtaining facts.

Chief Chibwika has cited the unsubstantiated blame being apportioned on him together with his subjects over the criminal activities happening at the mine as unfortunate.

“I am very sad and disappointed that such allegations could be made public and threats were being issued against the Chiefdom, it should not be like that,” Chief Chibwika said.

He said this during a courtesy call paid on him at his palace by Ministry of Home Affairs Permanent Secretary Masiye Banda, Provincial Permanent Secretary

Willies Mangimela and Commissioner of Police Elias Chushi over the weekend.

He said contrary to the accusations, the recent invasion of the mine involved

people from elsewhere.

He said out of the 33 illegal miners who were arrested in the recent invasion of the mine only two are his subjects.

“When we verified with my village Headmen there were only two people that are from Chibwika, so out of 33, 31 are not from Chibwika,” he said.

Chief Chibwika said the people perpetuating illegality at the mine are not from Kasenseli but from an illegal camp in the nearby bush called Kabanda.

And Home Affairs Minister Permanent Secretary Masiye Banda assured Chief Chibwika that the information he provided regarding the security situation at Kasenseli will be used to provide a lasting solution to the problem.

He promised to engage his counterpart from the Ministry of Mines and other stakeholders, to formulate a well-structured sensitization programs which will give residents accurate and valuable information at every stage of the mining activities. - ZANIS

Western bans movement of Livestock THE Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock has suspended the slaughter and banned the movement of Livestock within and out of Western Province with effect from December 12, 2020.

Western Province Veterinary Officer Harrison Chiwawa disclosed this development in a statement made available to ZANIS in Mongu.

Mr. Chiwawa said this

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follows the outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) in Sioma, Shangombo, Kalabo, Sikongo, Nalolo and Nkeyema districts of Western Province.

He stated that according to the Animal Health Act No. 27 of 2010, all cloven-hoofed livestock shall not be allowed to move between and within districts and also in and out of the province.

Mr. Chiwawa added that all forms of slaughters of the said animals will not be allowed until further notice.

He has since appealed to all livestock stakeholders to cooperate during this period as the department of veterinary services works to normalize the situation.

-ZANIS

2020 described as challenging year

By ANDREW MUKOMA AS the year 2020 heads towards it's end, a Non Governmental Organization in Choma, the Provincial Capital of Southern Province has described the year 2020 as a year of serious uncertainties.

Youth Development Organization (YDO) has said that 2020 has been a year with occurrences such as Covid-19 which disrupted the World economic trajectory.

YDO Executive Director Partner Siabutuba has observed that the whole economic progress many countries had made, got reversed.

Mr Siabutuba said that the death toll within 100 days of Covid-19 went beyond what the World ever experienced before.

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Nation in Livingstone, Mr Siabutuba said that Zambia as a developing country was at economic crossroads as all the borders were inaccessible this led to increased cost of leaving for people due to shortage of goods imported.

"Government tried to realign the economy by putting in various packages but World economic fundamentals didn't respond obviously because the biggest economies were the worst hit by the pandemic," he said.

"Off course there is a lot to learn from; we need as a country to build our reserves to increase survival span. Just a few months of Covid-19, our economy was already on its knees We need to invest in manufacturing to be able to produce raw materials to run our local industries even if borders were to be closed for six months," he observed.

The YDO Executive Director further added that the country needs to come up with robust social protection policy beyond looking at the poor only.

"Covid-19 taught us that there comes a time when everyone becomes economically vulnerable and the state must provide.

The lock down could not be effected in Zambia because we didn't know how to manage it," he said.

And Mr Siabutuba recalled that within this year, 2020, Zambia experienced gassing activities the situation which left a number of innocent people killed in mob justice.

"Again our domestic economic activities came to a halt. We still need a comprehensive report from Zambia Police on what this gassing s really was," he said Mr Siabutuba charged that all these experiences put together saw an increase in inflation, poor kwacha performance, increased poverty levels and vulnerability among our citizens.

"Our government struggling to handle public debt etc. We are not certain about the future because our current situation has a

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Daily Nation, Educating Zambia!

CHEMISTRY LESSON

Carboxylic Acids Learning Outcomes: Learning Outcomes:

(a) State the name of compound B and D.

Solutions

Describe carboxylic § Describe carboxylic acids acids

(a) CH3COOH(aq) + NaOH(aq)

§ State thethe general formula of carboxylic acids State general formula of carboxylic acids § Write the chemical, structural and condensed formula for carboxylic  Write the chemical, structural and condensed formula for acids carboxylic acids § State the physical and chemical properties of carboxylic acids.  State the physical and chemical properties of carboxylic acids.acids are a group of organic compounds with carboxyl group(Carboxylic

CH3COONa + H2O(l)

The name of the salt is sodium ethanoate. (b) CaO(s) + 2CH3COOH(aq)

Ca(CH3COO)2(aq) + H2O(l)

Molecular formula

Structural formula

Condensed formula

1 HCOOH

Methanoic acid

HCOOH

Physical State at r.t.p

(d) Describe the identity test for compound A.

 They react with carbonates to produce salt, water and carbon dioxide.

(e) Explain why it is not advisable to leave the container containing compound C open in an environment with plenty air.

and ethanoic acid.

CaCO3(s) + 2CH3COOH(aq)

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§ They react with alcohols in the presence of sulphuric acid to form

 They react with alcohols in the presence of sulphuric acid to form esters water.

In this reaction, sulphuric acid a catalyst. esters and and water.

In this reaction, sulphuric acid actact as as a catalyst.

The reaction between a carboxylic acid and an alcohol is called The esterification. reaction between a are carboxylic acid and an alcohol is called Esters sweet smelling compounds.

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The general equation for this reaction is represented as follows:

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Esterification is a reversible reaction. The reverse reaction is hydrolysis reaction. This implies that, when an ester is hydrolysed, an alcohol and aThis carboxylic produced. hydrolysis reaction. impliesare that, when an ester is hydrolysed,

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C2H5COOH

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C3H7COOH

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Physical properties of Carboxylic acids

Physical properties of Carboxylic acids  They have a sour taste. § They have a sour They turn bluetaste. litmus paper red. This property is used to identify acids. § They turn bluethe litmus paper red. This property is used to identify the acids. § They have pH values less than letters pHletters standspH for potential They have pH values lessseven. than The seven.

The stands § for potential hydrogen. hydrogen. § They corrosive. § They areare corrosive. § Chemical properties ofofcarboxylic acids Chemical properties carboxylic acids § § They react withwith reactive metals to form a saltaand gas. The They react reactive metals to form salthydrogen and hydrogen gas. The general equation for this reaction is represented as general equation for this reaction is represented as follows: follows: Carboxylic acid + metal salt + hydrogen gas Carboxylic acid + metal salt + hydrogen gas Example 1

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1. Ca(s)The + 2CH3COOH Ca(CH3COO)2(aq) + H2(aq) name of the salt is calcium ethanoate.

They react with bases to produce salt and water The§ name of the salt is calcium ethanoate.

Example 2  They react with bases to produce salt and water 2. Write a balanced chemical equation for the following reactions : Example 2 (a) ethanoic acid and sodium hydroxide.

An ester is named by following a certain order, the alcohol first first and An ester is named by following a certain order, the alcohol

the carboxylic acid.example, For example, if butanol reactswith with thenand thethen carboxylic acid. For if butanol reacts Propanoic acid, the name of an ester produced will be butyl Uses of Esters

Uses of Esters

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They areto used asplastics organic solvents Polyesters are used make  Polyesters are used to make plastics  Esters are used to make soaps and detergents because of their sweet smells. Page 3 of 4

Task 1. The figures below show four organic compounds that belong to Task

1. The figures below show four organic compounds that belong to different differenthomologous homologousseries. series.

2. Write balanced equation (b)aCalcium oxidechemical and ethanoic acid for the following reactions : (a) ethanoic acid and sodiumSolutions hydroxide. (b) Calcium oxide and ethanoic acid CH COONa + H O(l) (a) CH3COOH(aq) + NaOH(aq) 3 2

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propanoate.

Propanoic acid, the name of an ester produced will be butyl

propanoate.

(a) State the name of compound B and D.

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(c) Write the chemical equation for the reaction of compound C and D.

The name of the salt produced is calcium ethanoate.

COOH) asacids the function group. of Theorganic general compounds formula for Carboxylic acids is Carboxylic are a group with carboxyl group(-COOH) as the function group. The general formula for CnH2n+1COOH where the value of n starts with zero (0). Carboxylic acids have Example 3 Carboxylic acids is CnH2n+1COOH where the value of n starts with Example 3 zero (0).names Carboxylic names ending with noic.

The their endingacids with have noic. their The table below shows some common a balanced chemical equation the reaction of calcium table below shows some common carboxylic acids.

3. Write3.aWrite balanced chemical equation for the for reaction of calcium carbonate carboxylic acids. carbonate and ethanoic acid.

No. of Carboxylic Carbon acid atoms

(b) What is the special name given to the reaction between compound C and D.?

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The government has more, who would have thought popularly known Chitenge. .nevaeh ni serusaert pu gni ing careers.

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Do not that each of the three drugs If you were given a also, report card against his own fellow citizens.

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If you Or parking and the roadthe onhugely which dreams, ill patients survive Covid-19, That paper and three relatEven international celebrities eht gni Justice to show us some love. nation, which has no bones, than even the most ambitious probetter towould have suggest tried and to keep haveot sevlesruo nepo ot ,evol ot hcruhc ta onaip eht yalp ot no nomreS siH ni dias sus setanimile tiripS yloHlet grades in your O level educaZambia has very good agrisuccessful law firm Corpus Bwanali Phiri is shown with port and encouragement. me pass, Ibeen you iH say from the market iscaused located isLegal half noin itacinummoc lanoitome od nac esle enoemos raef rof thguoht on ekaT’,tnuoM eht yeht tub ,efil ruo morf m have known topublished wear this the illness by the failed edpersonally studies were We are people too. The Chief no blood, has no heart, jects can be done by ourselves? than to have never taken the did woH‘ ’/retteb hcum os llahs ey tahw ,efil ruoy rof -noc siH tcirtser ylsuinstitutions oires od Practitioners. n u r o t s i e l p o e p r e h t o h t i w tion?

The answer is no, because I believe every hucultural environment for any ahas well-paid technocrat stating of up the good work. On the otherew fI .truh gnieb fo ksir eht .ylper reh saw ’?wonk uoy ;knird llahs ey tahw ro ,tae doG hcihw ydob ruo fo lort blocked? style Justice occupies a position and no feelings can coronavirus. theof journal JAMA, along with Why istherefore it that we have so many plunge atclothing. all. And as mentioned ineno od nac ew ,ecno truh era niatretne ot etatiseh uoy oD‘ tahw ,ydob ruoy rof tey ron nehtgnerts esiwrehto dluow Elias Chipimo writes: â€˜â€ŚFew man being out there deserves whereas those O level excellent that they were learning from crop to be grown more over the governance and hand if you would fail, I would t s i r h C suseJ Of course, serving These things areearlier, impressive, which demands unconditional be capable of restaurants loving or hating engineers in this country and yet thean Churchill quote failure .esu dna a dliub nac eW .sgniht owt fo niagA ’?emoh ruoy ni srehto wehttaM( ’‌no tup llahs ey Following release of the editorial describing the regrades were your report card y z n e r f a h c u s o t n i s t h g u o h t dna regna DESSERPPUS the wise man from the east.

(I all those who have country has almost forty – five recommend that you get to the Corticosteroids should o r p e h n e h T . ’ s e Y ‘ d i a s e h s n i s e h t o t n o i t c a e r t s r fi e h T e k a t “ s i t a h t , y l l a r e t i L ) 5 2 : 6 r a c s r o , l l e h s e v i t c e t o r p k c i h t local Zambian cuisine have now love anyone of us. and we need more of the same. truh gnieb tneverp ot ,eussit taht yldnik reh llet ot dedeec -hton rof thguoht suoixna on trap eht no ecneidebosid fo -tam gnirpsrenni ym taht a ekfor virtually every construction project is not final. am all naccitizens ssenrettof ib the land.

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SA tightens virus restrictions to curb second wave South Africa has announced new restrictions to try to contain a second wave of Covid-19.

President Cyril Ramaphosa said a sharp rise in new infections was a cause for great concern as he announced plans to close some beaches and limit mass gatherings over the holiday period. – NEWS24.

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Libyan MP dies of Covid-19 in Morocco hospital Libyan MP Omar Garmil has died in Morocco weeks after being infected with Covid-19, multiple sources said on Monday.

The UN-recognised Government of National Accord in Tripoli and the UN mission in Libya offered their condolences without mentioning the cause or place of his death om Sunday. – BBC.

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Tshisekedi says most lawmakers back his vision Congo DR President Felix Tshisekedi said on Monday he believed he had the crossparty support needed to push through his plans for a new government, after ending an awkward coalition with his predecessor Joseph Kabila to seek a new majority in parliament.

In a state of the nation address to parliament, Tshisekedi expressed confidence most lawmakers backed his plans, referring to “strong convergence between the vast majority of the parties consulted and myself.” – REUTERS.

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Alassane Ouattara sworn in for third term Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara officially inaugurated on Monday his third term as head of at the presidential palace in Abidjan.

This is the first time that an elected president has been sworn in on the Constitution in Ivory Coast. The oath-taking hearing was conducted by the President of the Constitutional Council, Mamadou Kone, in the presence of members of this institution. – XINHUA.

Ace Magashule must immediately step aside, rules ANC integrity commission

Wednesday 16 December, 2019

BUSHIRIS FACE EXTRADITION …Malawi minister approves extradition of fugitive pastor and wife to SA

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ILONGWE - Malawi's Homeland Security Minister, Richard Banda, has signed extradition papers for fugitive pastor Shepherd Bushiri and his wife, Mary, local media report.

This follows an extradition request from South Africa where the couple is wanted to face charges of money laundering and fraud. The couple has denied any wrongdoing.

A High Court in Malawi is set to decide on their arrest after they were released unconditionally by a magistrate’s court that said there was no formal extradition request from South Africa.

The court will determine the case on December 22, according to the Daily Times newspaper.

The Bushiris escaped from South Africa last month, defying bail conditions that barred them from leaving the country. Pastor Bushiri at the time said his life was in danger hence the decision to leave the country.

The Malawian and South African governments had to issue statements on the escape after Malawi's President Lazarus Chakwera - who was on a state visit to South Africa - was accused of aiding the pastor's escape.

Meanwhile, Willah Mudolo, one of Bushiri’s co-accused, managed to repay a R8.2 million loan - taken out against the property that he intends to use as security if granted bail - while being held in custody.

Mudolo appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on Monday for the continuation of his bail application, with the State opposing it.

Mudolo, his wife Zethu, Bushiri and his wife Mary, and Landiwe

Ntlokwana face multiple charges of fraud, theft, and money laundering in relation to an investment scam that allegedly defrauded investors to the tune of R102 million.

Mudolo, who is a Zambian, is the only accused still in custody after his wife and Ntlokwana were successful in their bail applications which were heard at the same time as the Bushiris’ application.

Mudolo previously told the court that the bond on his property in South Africa had been paid off and that he intended on pledging the premises as security for his bail.

However, one of the chief investigators in the case who took the stand on Monday opposing the bail application told the court that Mudolo had an outstanding loan of R8 248 404.88 which was taken out

against the property.

The outstanding balance was paid in full while Mudolo, who was arrested on October 17, was incarcerated in Kgosi Mampuru prison.

"This indicates to me that accused number 1 (Mudolo) has access to vast amounts of funds even while incarcerated and therefore remains a major flight risk," the investigating officer told the court.

In an affidavit, the company which granted Mudolo the loan confirmed that the outstanding amount had been paid and also listed the dates when payments were made by a company, of which Mudolo is a director.

After his arrest, large amounts including a payment of R2 million were made, according to the affidavit. – BBC/NEWS24.

Ace Magashule JOHANNESBURG - ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule has to step aside pending the outcome of his fraud and corruption case, or be suspended, the party’s integrity commission has recommended.

In its three-page report to the ANC’s national executive committee (NEC), the commission says the party’s conference decisions must apply “without fear or favour.”

In its recommendations, it quotes the resolution, which states that ANC members who are formally charged should step aside pending the finalisation of their cases.

Should the officials not have developed clear guidelines on this process as yet, “such individuals will be instructed to step aside,” the resolution read.

According to the report, Magashule has indicated he would abide by the decisions of the NEC, but should this not happen, the NEC should consider suspending him in line with Rule 25.70 of the party’s constitution, the report said.

It is up to the NEC to decide how to act on this report. Magashule appeared before the commission on Saturday.

Integrity commission chair George Mashamba and ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe could not immediately be reached for comment.

In the report, which is signed by Mashamba and dated December 14, the commission said although Magashule understood its mandate and the process well, the commission “is concerned that there is growing negative perception about the NEC.” The commission said there is a perception among ANC members and the general public that the NEC is paralysed and not providing decisive leadership. Whether this was true or not, the commission said, these perceptions were damaging to the ANC. “It is now perceived that the NEC cannot implement its decision against its secretary-general not as a form of protecting him, but because some of the NEC members are themselves implicated in wrongdoing,” the report reads.

The NEC, which is the “highest decision-making body between conferences, is responsible for the increasing lack of trust by the very people it purports to lead.” – NEWS24.

Kenya orders 24m Covid-19 vaccine doses NAIROBI - Kenya has ordered 24 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines, the Star newspaper has reported, citing health ministry officials.

The Kenyan government will spend 10bn Kenya shillings ($89m;) for the vaccines, the newspaper reports.

The ministry submitted its request to the Global Vaccine Alliance Initiative (Gavi) last week, according to the report This will be enough to cover 20 percent of the country’s population. The World Bank

puts the population of Kenya currently at more than 52 million.

It is not clear which vaccine Kenya has ordered.

Mid this year Gavi said that each dose of the Covid-19 vaccine will go for about $3.

Top on the list of those who will be vaccinated are frontline workers, the elderly and those with underlying conditions.

Gavi has signed agreements with manufacturers of about nine vaccine candidates. – BBC.

‘Democracy prevailed,’ Biden says after U.S. Electoral college confirms his win WASHINGTON - President-elect Joe Biden delivered a forceful rebuke on Monday to President Donald Trump’s attacks on the legitimacy of his victory, hours after winning the state-by-state electoral college vote that officially determines the U.S. presidency.

“In this battle for the soul of America, democracy prevailed,” Biden said in a prime-time speech from his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware. “Now it’s time to turn the

page, as we’ve done throughout our history – to unite, to heal.”

Monday’s vote, typically a formality, assumed outsized significance in light of Trump’s extraordinary effort to subvert the process due to what he has falsely alleged was widespread voter fraud in the November 3 election.

California, the most-populous state, put Biden over the 270 votes needed to win the electoral college when its 55 electors unanimously

cast ballots for him and his running mate, Kamala Harris. Biden and Harris - the first woman, first black person and first Asian American to become vice president-elect - will be sworn in on January 20.

In a roughly 13-minute speech, Biden, the Democratic former vice president, called for unity while voicing confidence that the country’s democratic institutions had held in the face of Trump’s attempts to reverse the election outcome.

“The flame of democracy was lit in this nation a long time ago,” Biden said. “we now know that not even a pandemic or an abuse of power can extinguish that flame.”

Biden emphasised that Trump and his allies filed “dozens and dozens” of legal challenges to the vote totals without success, including a Texas lawsuit that asked the U.S. Supreme Court to invalidate four states’ results. The court, including three Trump appointees, rejected

the bid with no dissents last week.

He also noted that his 306-232 margin in the electoral college was the same as Trump’s 2016 victory, which the Republican described as a “landslide.”

In 2016, Trump defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton despite losing the national popular vote by nearly three million ballots. Biden won the popular vote in november by more than seven million votes. THE STANDARD

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Zambia rout Malawi to storm semis

to the last four with an Zambia advanced as unbeaten record having the best team in Group beaten Namibia and CoB having collected the ZAMBIA’S under-20 namoros Islands in the first maximum nine points tional soccer team has two games. from three matches. qualified to the semifiMukeya broke the The Junior Chipolonals of the 2020 COSAdeadlock 22 minutes polo will now face MoFA men’s under-20 into the first half from zambique in the semis championship with a close range after good with the winner going 2-0 victory over Malawi work from Joshua Muto meet South Africa or in yesterday's Group B tale.

Angola who are schedfixture at the Holfson dai Ziko said the MBA The young striker uled to tournament meet in the other Stadium in Port Elizawas competitive despite NAPSA then rose high to head semifinal fixture. beth, South Africa.

Breeze having managed to defend home his second goal The semis will be Striker Jimmy Mukeya MBA Tournament trophy in with from close the range after played tomorrow was the hero of the day the women’s over-qualcoach,benefitting Martin from John category the last after two team forMeanwhile, the Junior Suns Chipolocoming Green Buffaloes Chishimba’s free kick in ifying for women’s the under-20 Muchena they had excitpolo who said marched on an 67th minute.

Africa Cup of Nations. team 68-49 in the finals series one ing run in the tournamentthe despite

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…ex Buildcon gaffer Kaindu replace Chabinga of two series. having lost the finals to Buffaloes.

BUFFALOES OUTSHINE MUNALI SUNS

REEN Buffaloes were on Sunday crowned Midlands faloes coach Isaiah Kambidima when they came up but what is Basketball Association who described the MBA Tournaimportant we did our homework A) Tournament’s champions ment final as tough. and today it was just a matter of r outshining Munali Suns said Buffaloes maintaining. he final played at NASDEC from Kambidima Baba Basile and Motheir first defeat of the season. y MICHAEL MIYOBA for ZANACO Suns whothe had been “Our4-2 strategy rts Complex in Lusaka. ses planned Phiri gifted Prison won thanks was to simple, we consistent tournament started planning for Munali Suns three since pointsthe as they goals from Tshite Mweshi, uffaloesDOLA-BASED came fromBuildbehind precious and began.back from Sunday’s Tady Agiti, wayDavid backObasi as we knew that we eat Suns -51totothe claim con70 shot sum-the bounced to Buildcon in Ndola.

Joseph Chewe “The game was tough. Munali wouldwho meetscored theminbecause when 000 first prize in the first ever 1-0 loss mit of the MTN/FAZ gave regulations while Division table Suns Basile came to play.ZANACO We had to come youtime look at Yolamu the teams now it is etball Super tournament held post Baba the lead in the 21st minute afRodwel Jr and Derrick Muith a hard fought for victofrom behind but we lost concenonly Buffaloes and Munali Suns d-19 pandemic. ter benefitting from Chisamba kambozi scored the two goals Green Buffaloes in Bufa heover victory cheered Green tration in the third quarter, that’s that are in form.

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In League B, Lilanda Heat beat Muchena said his team would damina who the chose Red Arrows 77-72 to claim titlePrison By MICHAEL MIYOBA Leopards over Nkana before continue to work hard to prepare while CapitalheRiders and NAPSA trekked to Tanzania. for the new Midlands Basketball ARELY eight days came Hurricanes outarethird Nkana 14th after with eight League set to kick off next month after sending coach beating Intrepid Bulls andSuper Heroes points on the Division ManfredPlay Chabinga after winning silver at the MBA United table 56-42and and 72-44 Kaindu saidrejoining on indefinite leave Tournament.

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idweek fixture yesterday. easy decision to make beJacob Ngulube levelled the Defending champions Nkper Division, the defending They lead the 18-team table cause of the pressure which scores for NAPSA three minana suffered an embarrassing champions have confirmed comes with coaching big ith 15 points, the same as utes before the break as the 2-0 defeat at the hands of prothe appointment of former esco butplayers with a hoist betterthe goal teams like Nkana. faloes MBAfirst Tournament after beating Munali in FC theat final. half endedtrophy 1-1. motion sideSuns Indeni In- - Picture courtesy of Madalitso CJ. Zanaco and Power Dynamos fference.

“There is much pressure ZANACO reclaimed their deni Sports Complex in Ndola. coach Kelvin Kaindu as their Buffaloes ended the match but as a coach we are trained &OTHER VEHICLES lead five minutes into the secTiki Chiluba and Graven new head coach. to manage pressure. Football ith nine players as George Kaindu was sacked as is a pressure game, what is ond half when Phiri took adChitalu got the crucial goals as goma and Emmanuel MuseBuildcon coach earlier this vantage of NAPSA’s clumsy deIndeni propelled to ten points important is to get the maxiwere given red cards. month but is expecting an exfence and beat the goalkeeper while Nkana who sent coach mum results you need if you Their coach, Bilton Musonciting season with the Kitwe with a shot from close range.

Manfred Chabinga on leave have STAM the positive result you dren to get successful soccer And media direca was given a yellow card for By MUKWIMA CHILALA giants who started the league The win propelled ZANACO moved into the relegation enjoy your job and if you careers.

ON BEHALF OF AND OTHER VALUED CLIENTS torwill Katala Lupunga said Kaotesting over poor officiaton a poor note with Manfred to 14 points, one point behind zone where they occupy 16th are not and the team is nota SATURDAY DECEMBER 2020 @ 1030HRS “My12 mission is to give back g. tongo’s vision is to create AFCON champion and forChabinga who traded punchsecond-placed Zesco United position with five points. performing you will not,” he A first half penalty by deto thees community because where vulnerOVER 20 QUALITY TO INCLUDE: with aVEHICLES Nkana fan afterof they community soccer who were held 0-0 by Red ArIn other games played yes- mer Zambia national said.

VIEWING nder Isaac Shamujompa the overwhelming support and begins underprivileged were humbled 5-0 by Green able Kaindu his reign rows in the second fixture of terday, Nkwazi held Green Eateam player Felix Katongo IN as nd another goal from Kalma and love that I have experiBuffaloes before he was re- young and girls have Nkanaboys coach with a tricky the double header at the same gles 0-0 while Power Dynamos has launched a soccer manraru handed Buildcon the PROGRESS enced from Zambians,” Kalieved of his duties as head access Kitwetoderby as Nkana venue. Veteran striker and beat Lumwana Radiants 1-0 agement organisation called structured and are orree points from the game. tongocoach. said. scheduled to face historical 2012 AFCON winner James thanks to an own goal from Star Anchor Management ganised sports programmes ZANACO reclaimed third whoa was sent on “I amKaindu, creating youthcity rivals Kitwe United at NkChamanga was unfortunate Alaine Ngeleka Katembwe. promote psycho-soot on the 18-team after (STAM) to scout, train, menwith which ana Stadium. sport administrative programme toleave scout, to miss a penalty in the first Promoted sides Kitwe Uniteating city rivals NAPSA Stars cial development, life skills Zanacoand headoffer coach He believes the team is do well. a bright train, then mentor half as the two teams shared ed “However and Young GreenfuEagles tor and offer scholarships to EL MOYOBA 1 in yesterday’s midweek-9 training as well as basic Numba Mumamba in Januready for the challenges young people. ture iswere there forinvolved the guysinbut the spoils. At President Staalso a goalscholarships to young peoxture at Nkoloma Stadium in this year before moving ahead under reign as Nkain a his fun and safe Under-20 nationit would been brighter dium in Kabwe, Prison Leopless have draw at Garden Park Sta- Katongo, who launched ple byary prioritising the tal- to exercise 12 usaka.

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m’s ultimate target alify for the Africa pa said in an interZambia finished the COSAFA fol2-1 loss to Angola and fourth play-off

Cup so the future is there we just have to pick up the pieces and work hard,” Mutapa said.

Meanwhile, Mutapa has hailed Prince Mumba of Kabwe Warriors for winning the player of the tournament PARIS Saint-Germain striker at making a racist remark during the COSAFA youth champiKylian Mbappe has led foot- onship. an argument with their assisball figures in a show of sol- Mutapa tant coach, Pierre said he Webo. had nevidarity with Pierre Webo, a er seen Foura new officials willsuch adjuplayer wining former Cameroon player who a dicate the resumed match in top award after finishing was allegedly racially abused Paris, which is expected to be during a Champions League fourth. played from the exact moment “I have never seen team football match. it was halted. getting of theauthorities tournaThe gameMutapa was suspended in Thea player football Perry finishingthe fourth it the first half on Tuesday after ment are after investigating racism that we just didn’t do players from Paris St Germain means claims. haveand showcased in the gameKylian whichMbappe matIstanbul their Başakştalents ehir re- well PSG striker at a fused biggertostage.

Mutapa said. continue playing and tered andmost,” Cameroonian football walked thedisappointed pitch. legend Roger tweeted “We are off very Mumba who isMilla heading to Başakş ehir had accused the Spain messages of support with the overall performance to attend trials to atWebo.

VilRomanian fourth – BBC. because we did not official qualify of larreal said it is an honour for for the Africa Cup and failed him to train with one of the to defend the trophy because biggest clubs in the world. the bigger picture was qual“I’m excited happy that ifying for the Africa Cup and I have achieved this, it is a eventually going to the World boost to my hard work and Cup but that didn’t happen having an opportunity to train so it was well in the first three with one of the biggest clubs is games but where it mattered an honour and I’m hoping for most that’s where we didn’t the best,” Mumba said.

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