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ENGAGE IMF, HH TELLS GOVT

$9M DREDGERS REFUND HANGS IN BALANCE On Page 4

Lungu is eligible, says Sikota Wina

On Page 3

Mr Hichilema

By OLIVER SAMBOKO

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HERE is need for the country to immediately engage the IMF and request for a staff programme, as a basis to embark on the journey to earn credibility, creditworthiness, and a path to fully-fledged support, UPND President Hakainde Hichilema has said.

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Failure to do this means that business entities will now have to pay upfront for all imports. The access to cheap sovereign financing is severely diminished, and potential investors will now adopt a cautious approach to investing in the country,� he said.

Guard against fake seeds, warns Lungu On Page 3

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FARMERS HOARDING MAIZE?

…Grain traders struggling to access the commodity on the market

By PETER SICHALI

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KASONSO’S DOCTRINE IT is not members of Parliament who take develop to their constituencies but the government.

That is the plain truth that Solwezi West MP Teddy Kasonso spoke yesterday in Solwezi.

Mr Kasonso, who holds the seat under the United Party for National Development (UPND) was stating the obvius that his party has unfortunately refused to admit.

But the bottomline is that all MPs whether from the ruling Patriotic Front or UPND, or indeed any other party are part of the government.

But because of petty partisan politicians, UPND MPs have as a matter of a misconstrued policy resolved never to have anything to do with the government.

The result has been that they have not been able to influence any sensible development in their constituencies.

The development programmes being carried out in their areas are those initiated by the government because its policy has been to take development to any part of the country regardless of how they voted in the 2016 presidential and general elections.

It is a policy that President Edgar Lungu’s administration has followed religiously, not leaving anyone behind – individual or region.

It is a pity that there are very few MPs from the UPND who have the courage to stand up and declare that when it comes to development issues, they would work with the PF government.

Yes, we all know of the wrath they incur from their leaders and examples are there of what has befallen several who dared even attend a function at which the President was present.

Even in an instance that they were civic heads of a local council thus their presence was a constitutional duty by virtue of their office.

But as Mr Kasonso, said, it was not necessary for UPND MPs to sit idle and ignore the Government due to partisan politics because they would deny people the much-needed development.

He was speaking during the handing over of a classroom block at Nkulumazhiba community school in Kalumbila.

The classroom block was constructed by Kalumbila Town Council under the Constituency Development Fund (CDF).

Mr Kasonso said opposition MPs should be bold enough to tell the electorate that even the CDF administered through Ward Development Committees is from the government to develop communities.

Mr Kasonso said that he had decided to put partisan politics aside in favour of taking development to the area.

This is the spirit that all elected UPND officials – MPs and councillors – are expected to have. It is unfortunate that they have chosen to be negative though, when they should be spearheading development projects in their areas.

They ought to realise that when elected, they do not only represent their members from their political parties but even those from their rivals. Their role is enhanced for they have to represent everyone in their areas.

Even spending the CDF becomes a non partisan issue.

Said Mr Kasonso: “CDF is Government money allocated to an MP and it is administered by the council which is a Government institution. So no one should cheat you that it’s private money. There is no private money that goes into the council; it is Government money,” he said.

And being money from the government, everyone must have an equal share regardless of their political leaning.

He said politicians including civic leaders should be taken to task about the CDF which was meant to develop constituencies.

Mr Kasonso said the council was an extension of Government and its decisions were authorided by the Minister of Local Government.

We agree with Mr Kasonso that it was misleading for a UPND councillor in Kalumbila who recently claimed that funds allocated by the council on a local project was private money.

Opposition MPs must therefore not cheat themselves that they can only develop their areas when their party forms government.

Which ever party is in government, is merely a custodian of the nation’s resources and all Zambians have a right to ask for their share.

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ARMERS are hoarding maize in anticipation that the export ban will be lifted so that they can sell the grain to neighbouring countries at lucrative prices, says the Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ).

The grain traders have revealed that they are struggling to access maize from farmers despite Government announcing that the country had enough stocks.

GTAZ spokesperson, Chambuleni Simwinga, said the association had only bought 200, 000 tonnes of maize from the targeted 500, 000 tonnes.

Mr Simwinga said with the announced maize stocks, grain traders would have bought over 350, 000 tonnes of maize by this time.

He said there had been a low inflow of maize this marketing season.

“In terms of maize purchases, there is a low inflow of maize and as GTAZ we have only bought 200, 000 out of 500, 000 tonnes of maize,” Mr Simwinga said.

Mr Simwinga said the association would have bought about 350, 000 metric tonnes under normal circumstances.

“In normal circumstances this is November and we could have bought over 350, 000 tonnes,” Mr Simwinga said.

The Food Reserve Agency

(FRA) said it was still compiling figures on maize purchases but that it had not met the one million target.

When contacted for a comment Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) Public Relations Officer Kelvin Kaleyi said farmers sold most of their maize to the private sector.

“We do not know exactly where the maize is but what we know is the private sector bought a lot of maize from farmers at a very good price.

So it’s not for ZNFU to trace where the maize is because farmers sell their grain to the best bidder,” Mr Kaleyi said.

Mr Kaleyi said the private sector this season offered good prices compared to the FRA.

By CHARLES MUSONDA

‘Marshlands didn't pay for Ultimate shares’

A WITNESS has testified that Marshlands Consortium has to date not paid any money for shares in Ultimate Insurance Company Limited.

Mr Justin Phiri, a former founding shareholder in Ultimate Insurance, said this yesterday in a case Marshlands Consortium directors Tobias Hanyimbo Milambo, Nachi Musonda, and Richard Lubemba are facing about 15 counts of forgery.

The three are also facing other related charges arising from alleged fraudulent acquisition

of 65 percent majority shares in Ultimate Insurance.

Mr Phiri told Lusaka Magistrate Alice Walusiku that Marshlands Consortium was supposed to pay K1.3 million for the entire Ultimate Insurance Company Limited but did not fulfil conditions in the share sale and purchase agreement.

Evidence before court is that in 2017 Mr Phiri and other previous owners of Ultimate Insurance decided to sell the company after the Ministry of Finance raised share capital requirement for insurance

By GRACE CHAILE-LESOETSA

HH sues Tayali for defamation

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema has now turned to the Court of law seeking a permanent interim injunction to stop Chilufya Tayali from talking about his role in the 1990s privatisation process.

Mr Hichilema yesterday sued Mr Tayali, who is president of the Economic and Equity Party (EEP) in the Lusaka High Court for defamation of character for allegedly saying that he corruptly benefitted from privatisation.

This comes barely 24 hours after the EPP president reported Mr Hichilema to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) for allegations of corruption during the privatisation of state-owned companies.

Mr Tayali

companies from K1 million to K10 million.

Later, Ultimate Insurance shareholders pledged their personal assets to meet the requirement while awaiting a buyer of the company.

It was at this point that Musonda and Lubemba allegedly brought in Lusaka businessman Chanda Katotobwe as buyer.

Afterwards, previous owners of Ultimate Insurance renegotiated with Mr Katotobwe for him to buy the company at K1.5 million and he paid the amount in three instalments.

He said Mr Tayali is a struggling leader of an insignificant political party that attempts to gain its popularity by disparaging him. “..a struggling leader of an insignificant political party that attempts to gain its popularity by vilifying the plaintiff (HH),” the claim reads in part.

He said he has never acted as receiver, manager or liquidator of Lima Bank as alleged by the EEP president or at all did he acquire the said farm no. 1924, Kalomo through the said Lima Bank (in liquidation) but bought the same from the estate of the late Samson Siatembo through his heirs and assignees as will be demonstrated at trial.

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Duped local contractors paid

By AARON CHIYANZO LOCAL contractors who were duped out of over US$1 million by an Indian firm, Jaguar Overseas have now agreed on a monthly payment plan with the firm after almost five years of pushing for the payment.

One of the directors for the main local contractor Horizon Contractors Limited, Steven Sikombe, confirmed that the Indian firm had started clearing its debt in monthly instalments.

Mr Sikombe disclosed that hundreds of contractors who were subcontracted

by Horizon and were threatening to sue over their delayed dues had now been paid.

He however could not confirm how much had been paid so far.

“We have finally agreed on a monthly payment plan and Jaguar has started making payments. We have even paid those we subcontracted except one who is finalising works,” Mr Sikombe said.

The local contractors were subcontracted to build 208 health posts in Central, Eastern and Copperbelt provinces in 2014 using their own money.

Several firms, which were subcontracted threatened to sue following the failure to honour contractual obligations.

Jaguar had partnered with Horizon Contractors Limited because it did not have a construction licence to build the health posts.

Horizon also subcontracted more than 100 local firms, with an agreement for the firms to use their own money to carry out the works, then receive a contractual payment upon completion of the works.

The more than US$19 million project for the construction of the health posts and installation of essential equipment was signed between the Zambian government and Jaguar Overseas on July, 3 2013.

ZRA did not confirm mineral content for K39bn exports - AG

By AARON CHIYANZO THE Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) did not confirm mineral content for mineral exports valued at K39. 4 billion exported in 2019, the Auditor General’s report has revealed.

Exports were made through Katima Mulilo, Chirundu, Kazungula and Victoria Falls.

The 2019 Financial Intelligence Centre 6th Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Trends Report disclosed that some precious stones and base

metals that were exported to foreign jurisdictions were undervalued.

The report states that enquiries at Nakonde ZRA station revealed that the X-Ray Fluorescence spectrometers (XRF) machines, which were used to identify percentages

of elements contained in the mineral consignments were not operational for the period under review.

The Auditor General’s report also states that the inputting of data manually exposed the system to the risk of manipulation and human error.

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ENGAGE IMF, HH 1, 000 MANGANESE MINERS LANGUISH …following the closure of Sacko Mine TELLS GOVT From Page 1 Mr Hichilema posted on his official Facebook page, this will provide the needed assurance to the creditors and potential investors of the country’s commitment to a coherent recovery programme which focuses on rebuilding creditworthiness.

He also said to ensure that the country does not fall into a crisis, Government should pay the $42.5 million coupon defaulted on to unlock the support needed from the bondholders, as the country embark on the more critical negotiations to restructure its debt.

Mr Hichilema said failure by the country to meet its obligation to the bondholder should be avoided at all cost, as it puts the country at risk of holdout creditors taking legal action to seize the sovereign assets.

He said already some creditors have embarked on a process to determine a possible payout to holders of default insurance, which may trigger a chain of collection of payouts that could lead to the recall of the loans in full.

“This basically means that business entities will now have to pay upfront for all imports. The access to cheap sovereign financing is severely diminished, and

potential investors will now adopt a cautious approach to investing in the country,” he said.

The UPND leader called for the revision of the 2021 budget so that it can respond to the current situation as it is the tool through which the country manages its public finances.

He also said the current debt situation requires cutting all wasteful expenditures, such as slush funds, bogus expenditures on harmful and sub-standard goods and services, huge emoluments spent on politicians’ lifestyle, including the presidential jet.

“There will also be a need to reprioritize expenditures, by allocating freed-up resources towards growth enhancing expenditure lines,” he suggested.

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By PETER MALASHA

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VER 1, 000 miners have been left destitute following the closure of Sacko Manganese Mine in Mkushi a month ago.

The mine was closed for failing to adhere to safety guidelines.

A PF official in Mkushi, William Njelekwa, said the closure of the mine had resulted into many youths getting back to alcohol abuse

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu is eligible to stand in 2021 as the Constitutional Court has already ruled in his favour, veteran politician Sikota Wina has said.

Mr Wina said there was need for the country to respect the institutions of governance, hence the need to move on and

focus on other issues.

"We have set up institutions of governance in the country for ourselves to guide us through difficult constitutional matters and therefore should be respected," Mr Wina said.

He said the Constitutional Court had already ruled on the matter and it was important for the nation to move on and focus on other important na-

By JACKSON MAPAPAYI

NO Member of Parliament should cheat people that they can develop a constituency without Government support, Teddy Kasonso has said.

Mr Kasonso, who is UPND Solwezi West MP, said it was not necessary for UPND MPs to sit idle and ignore the Government due to partisan politics because they would deny people the much-needed development.

He was speaking during the handing over a classroom block at Nkulumazhiba community school in Kalumbila.

tional matters.

"We have a duty to develop this country and we cannot continue dwelling on the matter that has been already addressed," Mr Wina said.

Meanwhile, former PF Muchinga Province chairperson, Alex Simuwelu, said it was shameful that some opposition aligned lawyers were deliberately misleading Zambians on

Guard against fake seeds, warns Lungu

By SIMON MUNTEMBA and NOEL IYOMBWA in Petauke

SECURITY wings must be alert to ensure farmers were not duped by those selling fake seeds, President Edgar Lungu said yesterday.

He was speaking when he launched the 20202021 planting season held at the farm of Paul Yengwe at Nyakuluma village, Chief Mwanjawanthui’s chiefdom in Petauke.

He called on farmers to adopt conservation farming.

President Lungu urged farmers to adopt good

agricultural practices to achieve increased production in the wake of changes in the climate conditions.

He said farmers should take up conservation farming and other modern farming methods to help mitigate the effects of climate change.

Mr Lungu said farming was a surest way of stimulating the economy and a tool to fight poverty among farmers.

Meanwhile, Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) president Jervis Zimba thanked the government for creating an enabling environment for players in the agricultural

Mr Njelekwa said hopes of getting the mine reopened were boosted when President Edgar Lungu last week said the mine would be allowed to reopen, if corrective measures were implemented. He said all the concerns that led to the closure of the mine were being looked into so that the mining activities could get back to normal.

Mr Njekwa said over 1, 000 people were benefitting from the mine, but that they had been left without a

proper source of income.

He said that reopening of the mine would enhance on economic activities of the district.

“Very soon the mine will be reopened as soon as the house is put in order so that many youths who have lost employment can resume work.

“Issues raised about the operations are being looked into by stakeholders as advised by the President,” he said.

We need Govt support – UPND MP

Lungu is eligible – Sikota Wina

By PETER SICHALI

and other vices.

A check by the Daily Nation found that the mine which was always overwhelmed with mining activities had been dissertated.

Mr Njelekwa however said the mine, which is managed by the PF in Mkushi, would soon reopen as everything possible was being done to put the house in order.

“The mine will soon reopen as everything possible is being done to put the house in order,” he said

sector and for delivering farm inputs early this year.

And the President visited Neria’s Investments stand where the General Manager, Mr. Martin Chaikatisha said his company had already completed early distribution of inputs following the head of state's directive.

Meanwhile, Corteva Agriscience has partnered with USAID, Global Communities and John Deer to catalyse the transformation of Zambia’s agriculture sector through improving the sustainable farming practices and commercialisation of farmers.

The classroom block was constructed by Kalumbila Town Council under the Constituency Development Fund (CDF).

Mr Kasonso said opposition MPs should be bold enough to tell the electorate that even the CDF administered through Ward Development Committees is from the Government to develop communities.

He said that he had decided to put partisan politics aside in favour of taking development to the area.

“CDF is Government money allocated to an MP and it is administered by the council

President Lungu's eligibility.

Mr Simuwelu said the Zambian constitution was clear on what constitutes a presidential term of office. He said it was important for lawyers to guide the nation on legal matters.

"What we are seeing now is very shameful and uncalled for, how can lawyers that understand the law continue misleading the nation on straight forward issues because of the political alignment," he wondered.

Chilanga gets examination strongroom

By KALOBWE BWALYA AN examination strong room has been handed over at Chilanga Primary School to safeguard examination question papers in a bid to curb examination malpractice in the district.

Chilanga District Commissioner Richard Ndazye said the construction of the strong room in the district was the first of its kind as other

schools depended on other schools or zonal strong rooms.

Mr Ndazye said the completion of the strong room has come at the time when the school is about to receive examination question papers in a few weeks’ time.

Speaking when he opened the district examination strong room in Chilanga yesterday, Mr Ndazye disclosed that the district recorded a malpractice free examination in all the 28 centres of which 14 are grade nine external and 14 are general certificate examination (G.C.E).

which is a Government institution. So no one should cheat you that it’s private money.

There is no private money that goes into the council; it is Government money,” he said.

He said politicians including civic leaders should be taken to task and queries about the CDF which was meant to develop constituencies.

Mr Kasonso said the council was an extension of Government and its decisions were authorized by the Minister of Local Government.

He charged that it was misleading for a UPND councillor in Kalumbila who recently

Mr Kasonso claimed that funds allocated by the council on a local project was private money.

655 million tonnes copper produced in 9 months

By SILUMESI MALUMO

ABOUT 655, 745, 106 tons of copper has been produced from January to September this year compared to 597, 088, 017 which was produced last year during the same period.

Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Richard Musukwa said from the 655, 745, 106 tons, 646, 111.25 tons was produced by larger mining companies this year compared to 590, 321.13 produced last year.

The minister said the production represented an increase of 55, 790.12 tons.

Mr Musukwa told journalists in Lusaka yesterday, the increase was due to the increased output by NFCA, Kansanshi I, Lumwana and Kalumbila. He also said from the 655, 745, 106 tons produced, small-scale mines produced about 9, 633. 856 tons of copper this year compared to 6, 761, 887 produced last year.

Mr Musukwa said this represented an increase of 2, 871. 969 tons.

“The increase in processing capacity by the small scale processing plant in third quarter of 2020 as com-

pared that of 2019 was as a result of stabilised power supply to the plants and importation of copper ore from Congo,” he said.

Meanwhile, the minister said “Gold production by Kansanshi Mining Company stood at 2, 717.1 kilograms compared to 2, 920.29 kilograms produced last year.

ZCCM-IH produced 54.8886 kilograms at Kasenseli, he said, most of which was produced in August and September this year.

“Cobalt production was 215.22 tons compared to 296.26 tons produced last year. The decline in production can be attributed to operational challenges at KCM. Nickel production was 4, 522.33 tons compared to 1, 641.06 tons produced last year. The increase in production can be attributed to the ramping up of production at Mabiza Resources,” he said.

Mr Musukwa also said the country recorded manganese production of 27, 790 tons this year compared to 13, 652 tons last year.

He said that the increase in production was due to compliance in terms of reporting by the small-scale manganese producers.

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$9M DREDGERS REFUND HANGS IN BALANCE

By PETER SICHALI

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OVERNMENT is struggling to collect the refund of over US$9.2 million from MCD Civil and Mechanical Engineering for 12 undelivered dredgers procured in 2015.

Government through the Ministry of Communications and Transport entered into a contract with MCD Civil and

By SILUMESI MALUMO

GOVERNMENT has started compensating farmers in Western and North-Western provinces whose animals have been killed for being infected by the Contagious Bovine Pleuro Pneumonia (CBPP).

Minister of Livestock and Fisheries Nkandu Luo said government was killing animals infected with the deadly disease in order to stop the spread of the disease in the country.

Professor Luo said the dis-

Mechanical Engineering to supply 12 dredgers.

The supplier was given a delivery period of four to six months, effective June 1st 2015.

Auditor General Reports revealed that Government engaged MCD Civil and Mechanical Engineering on January 13th, 2015 to supply 12 dredging machines at a contract price of US$11,875,800.

The 2018 report states that as

of November 2015, the ministry paid the supplier amounts totalling US$9,240,370 leaving a balance of US$2,635,430 but the equipment had not been delivered yet.

Recently, Ministry of Transport and Communications Permanent Secretary Misheck Lungu said Government, through the Ministry of Justice was in the process of recovering funds for undelivered dredgers.

When contacted, Justice Minister Given Lubinda expressed shock that his ministry was handling such a matter.

Mr Lubinda seemed not to have any information about the matter.

Daily Nation investigations have however found that the money had not yet been recovered and that the matter was being handled by the Attorneys General’s office.

ConCourt throws out petition to deregister political parties

By GRACE CHAILELESOETSA

THE Constitutional Court has thrown out a petition where a lawyer was seeking an order that the Registrar of Societies deregisters all political parties which have not held party elections from 2016 to date.

In its ruling, the Constitutional Court said that the petition by Mr Benjamin Mwelwa lacked sufficient details to warrant the existence of a cause of action against the respondents the Attorney General and the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) or how they breached article 60(2)(d) of the Constitution and section 8 of Act no. 1 of 2016 to justify the

Govt compensates farmers

ease first broke out in Luampa district in Western Province in July this year and it had now spread to Manyinga district in North-western Province.

She explained in Parliament yesterday that the spread of the disease was due to the continued movement of animals.

She said that because the disease was infectious whenever animals were grouped together this had resulted in the spread from Western Province

to North-western Province.

The minister said to avoid this government resorted to killing the infected animals and the farmers affected were now being compensated.

She indicated that government would ensure that all affected farmers would be compensated so that they cannot lose out completely.

Prof Luo was responding to UPND Manyinga Member of Parliament Robert Lihefu

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who wanted to know whether the government was aware that contagious Bovine Pleuro Pneumonia (CBPP) had broken out in Manyinga District and if so, what measures were being taken to contain the disease.

Prof Luo also informed Parliament yesterday that government had started sensitizing the farmers in affected areas in order for the disease to be contained.

Court’s intervention.

UPND, MMD and the PF joined the matter as interested parties.

“We find merit in the 1st interested party’s (UPND) contention that the petition discloses no cause of action against the 1st and 2nd (Attorney General and ECZ) respondents. The petition is accordingly struck out and dismissed as prayed,” Judge Enoch Mulembe read the ruling.

In this matter, Mr Mwelwa, had petitioned the Constitutional Court, seeking an order and declaration that any political party which was registered and in existence as of January 5, 2016 and which has not promoted and practiced democracy through regular, free and fair elections, within its political party, has breached article 60(2)(d) of the Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) Act no. 2 of 2016 and therefore such a political party ceased to exist as a political party in Zambia on January 4, 2017.

He was seeking an order that the Registrar of Societies deregisters all political parties for allegedly having ceased to exist as political parties in Zambia on January 4, 2017 and violated article 60(2)(d) of the Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) Act no.2 of 2016 and section 18(1) and (2) Act no.1 of 2016.

Missing soldier declared dead

By GRACE CHAILELESOETSA

THE Lusaka High Court has declared dead a Zambia Army soldier who went missing nine years ago.

Judge Gertrude Chawatama has ordered that by her determination of the matter, the Registrar of births and deaths after the expiration of 14 days could issue a certificate of death of Staff Sergeant Ryod Lwengeshi.

The State had asked the Lusaka High Court to declare S/G Lwengeshi dead who went missing on November 11, 2011 while on vacation. He was aged 39.

Lieutenant-Colonel Elias Zulu, the Manpower and Personnel Administration Officer in the Zambia Army and responsible for Manpower in the Regular Force of the Zambia Army wanted the court to grant the army permission to swear death of S/G Lwengeshi so that his estate could be compensated to his family.

Lt-Col. Zulu said the deceased was a bonafide soldier as he was attested as a soldier in the regular force of the Zambia Army on December 7, 1994 .

He said the estate of S/G Lwengeshi having been deemed to have retired after 24 years at the time he was presumed dead is approxi-

mately valued at K857, 364.35.

He stated that the law presumes a person to have died if their whereabouts are unknown for a period of seven years or more, therefore it is a fit and proper case in which the court can exercise its discretion and grant the order sought.

Ms Justice Chawatama said that it was in view of the foregoing that it was a fit and proper case in which her court could exercise it's discretion and grant the order sought as it would not prejudice any person but in the converse, the ends of justice would be met as it would give closure to the family of the deceased.

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GOVT WANTS A RESILIENT INSURANCE INDUSTRY

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

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HE Pensions and Insurance Authority (PIA) should go beyond the supervisory and regulatory role to address low capitalisation and liquidation challenges, says Finance Minister, Bwalya Ng'andu.

Dr Ng'andu said this would not only contribute to the growth of the industry but reduce on capital flight to offshore companies through reinsurance as resources will be retained locally for economic development.

Government, he said, wished to see a significant increase in the contribution of the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by the insurance sector.

Currently, the insurance industry contributes about 2.63 percent to the national GDP which is significantly low compared to the other subsectors of the financial sector.

Dr Ng'andu said this in a speech read for him by his Permanent Secretary for Budget and Economic Affairs, Emmanuel Pamu, at the on-going 2020 insurance conference organised by the Insurers Association of Zambia (IAZ).

“I wish to assure the insurance industry that Government through the Ministry of Finance is continuously working with the regulator to ensure the underlying issues hindering the growth of the industry are urgently addressed,” he said.

Dr Ng’andu noted that the

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insurance industry was becoming more active in the agricultural space, adding that weather index insurance

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had already benefited several farmers, covering the costs of inputs that are lost when crops fail due to bad weather.

“I am also encouraged by a new initiative to cover livestock including at the micro-insurance level. This is the kind of product innovation we need to see in all sectors of the economy, both formal and informal,” he said.

Dr Ng’andu said the insurance services are critical as they cushion financial losses caused by among others theft, fire, floods, accidents, droughts or Covid-19.

Dr Ng’andu appealed to insurance providers to make timely claims pay-outs, stating that the whole industry would be judged based on how one company delivers on its insurance promises.

“Timely settlement of claims is imperative if the public perception of insurance is to change for the better and bring about confidence in the insurance industry,” he said.

PIA acting Registrar, Tresford Chiyavula, challenged the industry players to migrate to more innovative distribution and payments systems.

Mr Chiyavula said with the market development agenda of increasing insurance penetration, the industry should embrace more efficient ways of conducting business and that technology was a sure way of achieving that.

"In achieving our micro-insurance agenda, we need to realise that Covid-19 has introduced a complexity of risks, and our response as a market should not only be to look for solutions that are only transferring risk but those that provide long term resilience," he said.

IAZ president, Christabel Banda, said the conference would discuss the insurance se role could be repositioned to be viewed as a necessity and partner in the economy.

Ms Banda said the insurance industry was a critical component of the financial services sector.

"The industry enables mitigation of losses, financial stability, promotes trade and enables the wheels of commerce to turn, which results into sustained economic growth.

The growth of the insurance industry therefore is good for the Zambian economy," she said.

PIA Executive Director, Nkaka Mwashika, challenged the industry players to provide solutions to the current economic challenges.

CLAIMS amounting to over K7 million have been paid by Savenda General Insurance Limited (SGI) as at September 2020 despite the current challenges in the industry.

SGI Managing Director, Irene Muyenga, said much this was a huge milestone for the company especially considering that the industry had also been hit by Covid-19 and declining macroeconomic fundamentals.

Ms Muyenga said the company currently had standing claims of only K500,000 after paying out claims to customers.

She was speaking at the welcoming cocktail of the 2020 Insurance conference on Tuesday in Chongwe.

"We have had our share of claims with huge motor claims of K1 million and above.

We were mainly hit by two agriculture claims amounting to over US$400,000 which we have since paid. That is not a small achievement for a company like ours," she said.

Ms Muyenga however said despite milestone achieved, the company's journey was not without challenges.

She explained that inflation

pushed labour and production costs up while Covid-19 reduced demand for insurance motor accidents, aviation and hospitality.

"The company reduced premiums volumes due to economic slowdown.

Clients reduced covers as a response to reduced economic activities," she said.

Ms Muyenga however said Covid-19 accelerated the digitalisation of the insurance customer journey in the Zambian insurance industry.

Pensions Insurance Authority (PIA) acting Registrar, Tresford Chiyavula, urged all insurance companies to be more innovative.

Mr Chiyavula encouraged the industry players to help bridge the insurance gap by coming up with products that would meet the needs of the Zambians.

Insurers Association of Zambia (IAZ) president, Christabel Banda, observed a shift in issuance penetration ratio with the latest figures currently standing at 2.6, the highest in years.

"This penetration ratio shows the industry's resolve to improve on its service delivery to members of the public while meeting their insurance needs fully," Ms Banda said.

Five Zambian firms eye SADC quality awards

By AARON CHIYANZO ZAMBIA will field five companies to compete in the Annual Quality Awards at SADC level and success will be key in positioning the country’s products and services, the Zambia Bureau of Standards (ZABS) has said.

ZABS marketing and communications officer, Nzali Chella said participation and success in the 2021 SADC awards would also prepare Zambia to participate in the African Continental Free Trade Area.

She said Zambia should building a positive image in the local and international markets about the local brands.

Ms Chellla said in an interview that awards were a mirror of the SADC awards where Zambia was proud to have produced winners when Mosi Lager under Zambian Breweries won Product of the Year in the region.

“We have had other companies win at SADC level such as COMACO for product of the year under the SME category and Fairy Bottling for Exporter of the year.

“As ZABS we are excited of the prospect of fielding in five companies in 2021 to compete at the SADC level and we are confident that with the strides that our manufacturers and service providers are making, we will record more winners,” she said.

Ms Chella said manufacturers and service providers in Zambia would first again

converge this year for the 5th Zambia Annual Quality Awards (ZAQA) ceremony in Lusaka at which some winners would be picked to represent the country at SADC level.

She said the awards, which were an initiative of the Ministry of Commerce Trade and Industry, were spearheaded

by ZABS and the Zambia Association of Manufacturers (ZAM), with the support of the Zambia Agribusiness and Trade Project (ZATP).

“These awards represent and acknowledge all business sectors and individuals who have achieved success and business excellence through the use of standards and quality tools for the advancement of their business,”

“These awards represent and acknowledge all business sectors and individuals who have achieved success and business excellence through the use of standards and quality tools for the advancement of their business,” Ms Chella said.

She said 23 companies and individuals would be vying for top honours in six categories which included Company of the year, Product of the year, Exporter of the year and Service of the year.

Other categories, Ms Chella said, included Agro supporting company of the year and Young Entrepreneur of the year.

Treasury warns of uncertainty as business group criticises bill to nationalise SARB

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WORTHY RISK …as Ramaphosa’s investment conference secures R109bn in new pledges

He recalled how government had deliberated on whether a conference should be held at all. "In the end Cabinet said we should, and the risk paid off as 50 companies have come to say, 'the show must go on.'"

He commented that securing over R100 billion in the current economic climate is a "remarkable achievement." The country's GDP is expected to contract anywhere between seven percent and 13 percent this year due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Unemployment has breached record high levels as a consequence.

Ramaphosa noted a number of investments were made by companies in the manufacturing sector - which would be supportive of the economic recovery plan's focus on industrialisation. Even

RBZ to smoothen forex allocation system President Ramaphosa businesses in thee struggling tourism sector made pledges.

Ramaphosa said the new investments would lead to

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JOHANNESBURG - While in the throes of a global pandemic, government had second thoughts of hosting an investment conference this year, but the risk paid off with R109.6 billion in new commitments being pledged, President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Wednesday.

The president made the remarks at the closing of the third annual investment conference - a hybrid event with 175 delegates based at the Sandton Convention Centre and 1700 attending virtually.

The conference is part of an investment drive announced two years ago to raise R1.2 trillion or $100 billion.

The total investments pledged now amount to R773.6 billion, or 64 percent of the five-year target. "This is a whoppingly huge number," Ramaphosa said. Fifty companies mad pledges this year.

"This year's conference stands out for a number of reasons. It takes place in a subdued economic climate.

We did not even begin to think it would come to R109 billion.

We thought it would be far lower than this," said Ramaphosa.

JOHANNESBURG - Business lobby group Business Leadership South Africa has said that the country could not afford to worsen its already severe economic uncertainty by tampering with the independence of the South African Reserve Bank as proposed in a bill introduced by the Economic Freedom Fighters.

BLSA and others were addressing Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance on Wednesday morning.

The South African Reserve Bank Amendment Bill was introduced in Parliament by EFF leader Julius Malema in 2018.

It proposes the complete state ownership of the central bank.

The bill would also give more power to the minister of finance over the bank’s directors, a change from the current setup where the bank’s Monetary Policy Committee operates independently.

Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago has been vocal in criticising any legislative decisions which would tamper with the central bank’s independence.

The question of the bank’s independence is a tricky policy issue for the African National Congress. The party resolved in its 2017 national elective conference that it would work to buy up privatelyowned Reserve Bank shares and change the institution’s mandate.

The central bank, meanwhile, has emphasised that its mandate does not stem from the composition of its shareholders, but is rather enshrined in the Constitution.

On Wednesday National Treasury director-general for tax and financial sector policy, Ismail Momoniat, noted that while the 2017 ANC conference resolved to nationalise the bank, the governing party did this whilst appreciating the complexities that the process would involve.

Momoniat pointed out that EFF MP Floyd Shivambu said upon the submission of the amendment bill to Parliament in 2018 that it was first step in changing the bank’s mandate.

This, said Momoniat, would cause uncertainty.

“It ignores the rights of shareholders as codified in the original act. If there is a forced takeover of SARB shares, it raises a fear of whether or not this will stop at SARB and if it will be extended to other assets. Shivambu took exception to Momoniat’s submission and accused him of using National Treasury’s platform to advance internal and factional interests. – FIN24.

further employment and the expansion of new markets as well as recovery of some sectors. – FIN24.

HARARE - Delays currently being experienced by firms in accessing foreign currency allotted to them at the auction trading system are teething problems and the central bank is working flat out to smoothen the process, an official familiar with the developments has said.

The foreign currency auction trading system, introduced on June 3 this year, has so far allotted $434,3 million, bringing relief to the business sector, long starved of reasonably priced foreign currency from formal channels.

While before the introduction of the auction trading system, the exchange rate of the Zimbabwe dollar against the US dollar was volatile, reaching high levels of $120, it has since stabilised at below $82 for more than two months.

The business sector has admitted the positivity brought by the auction system, with Innscor, for example, saying the trading environment for the three months to September 2020 “was underpinned by improved business and consumer confidence arising from a relatively stable local currency.”

Another Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed entity Axia Corporation, in its latest trading update for the three months to September 2020, shared the same sentiments, describing the introduction of the auction trading system as encouraging as it “played a critical role in stabilising the exchange rate which has helped businesses to plan.” Business executives who spoke to this publication raised concern that despite having been successful in getting funds allotted at the auction, it was now taking several weeks before the funds can be transferred into their accounts. While the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has said it receives adequate foreign currency from 30 percent surrenders from exporters and 20 percent from domestic foreign currency deposits, the process flow of getting the funds from private banks to the central bank is taking too long.

– THE HERALD, Zimbabwe.

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President Lungu

ECL powerful choice for 2021 Dear Editor, AS we continue marketing the PF Presidential candidate Edgar Lungu, we wish to maintain that our choice for a candidate is informed by his selflessness and voluntary servitude to uphold the living standards of the Zambian people.

With President Lungu at the helm of the country and the party, there are a number of sacrifices he has made to forego the entitlements for the sake of the people.

There are also some of his lieutenants who have followed suit and in their own way are giving back to society (we will discuss them at the appropriate time).

This write up is meant to focus on the forbearance that has been made by President Lungu.

With President Lungu at the helm of the country and the party, there are a number of sacrifices he has made to forego the entitlements for the sake of the people.

On September 15, 2015 whilst addressing Parliament, the President broke the norm and made a pronouncement and he said, “.............I don’t mind going back to Chawama.”

The gist of the statement was that the President has refused to have a retirement house constructed for him once his tour of duty comes finishes at the end of his second term which is lapsing in 2026.

He then asked Parliament to review the Benefits of Former Presidents Act and ensure that it is in line with what was economically sustainable to the economy.

His generosity is exemplary as compared to some citizens who once upon a time were entrusted with the responsibility to privatise state-owed enterprises.

The same individuals in question ended up enriching themselves at the expense of the Zambians who were relegated to the streets and went to their grave as destitutes.

Mr Lungu selflessness has given us the impetus that the ECL era should reign beyond 2021. It is only for the brevity and economy of space that we could not elaborate all the selfless effort that the 2021 PF Presidential candidate has made.

ECL is an embodiment of selflessness.

MARVIN CHANDA MBERI, Youth Rights Activist, Lusaka.

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ALLOW UNZA STUDENTS WRITE EXAMS Dear Editor, SOME students at the University of Zambia (UNZA) who owe tuition fees are not being allowed to write their final examinations. This move has irked some students particularly those who come from poor families. These students can’t afford the tuition fees.

UNZA Vice Chancellor Professor Luke Mumba recently addressed the affected students and made it categorically clear that any student who owes the institution would not be allowed to write the examinations.

In my view, this decision is not in the best interest of the students. The decision will ultimately deprive students the right to education.

Prof Mumba said that the affected students can either repeat their courses or sit for the examinations at the appropriate time when they have money.

Given the prevailing scenario at UNZA, I feel preventing students owing the learning institution from writing the examinations is not the panacea to the problem. The right thing to do is that the institution should allow the defaulting students to

write the examinations and withhold results. The students can be given the results upon clearing the arrears.

As much as we appreciate that UNZA is providing the tertiary education in different faculties, there is need to feel for the plight of the students by allowing them to write the examinations. Moreover, it has been said that education is the equaliser of life.

The economy is not performing so well that many people are impoverished. Ultimately, they lack income to meet their financial obligations. In another vein, some guardians and parents of the affected students are retirees who have not yet been paid their terminal benefits.

I appeal to UNZA to rescind the decision by allowing the students to write their examinations because defaulting on tuition fees is not deliberate. It might arise from financial challenges.

Moreover, education should not be the preserve of the rich only but for everyone.

ELEMIYA PHIRI, Lusaka.

Dear Editor, IN the wake of the Zambia national team’s dismal performance in the Cameroon qualifiers, it is clear that we have no chance of qualifying to the tournament in Cameroon.

My prediction is premised on the team’s performance in the four games we have played so far and the remaining fixtures in our group (H), Zambia, Algeria, Zimbabwe and Botswana. When the tournament started, each team was to play six games, home and away.

This means that 18 points were up for grabs for each team. Out of the six games, all the teams have played four games and we are remaining with two games to wrap up the tournament. Twelve points were at stake in the four games we have played, out of which we have lost three games and won one.

This means that we gave away nine points and only earned three points. Six points are at stake in the remaining t games.

Against Zimbabwe away and against Algeria at home.

These are tough fixtures for us. Assuming we win the two games, we will close the tournament with nine points.

Algeria have already qualified with two games remaining.

It therefore, leaves Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana to fight for the remaining slot. The reaming fixtures to wrap up the tournament are as follows: Zambia Vs Algeria Botswana Vs Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Vs Zambia Botswana Vs Algeria Given the fixtures, I can’t see the much-improved Zimbabwe losing both games. That is the only way Zambia can qualify.

It is clear to me that Zimbabwe stands a better chance of scoping the remaining slot than Zambia and Botswana.

We definitely need serious introspection as to what has happened to our beautiful game.

Standards have really fallen since we won the Afcon in 2012.

Once upon a time, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Angola and Mozambique were not in our class. Now we are struggling to beat these teams and in some cases we are losing. For the avoidance of doubt, this is how the table looks like after the four games each team has played.

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Algeria 10 Zimbabwe 5 Botswana 4 Zambia 3 This is my honest opinion.

MOBBRAY MWEWA, Lusaka.

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MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE STATEMENT Monetary Policy Rate held at 8.0% The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), at its November 16 - 17, 2020 Meeting, decided to maintain the Monetary Policy Rate at 8.0% 10 moderate risks to financial stability and support growth, lives and livelihoods. This decision also allows monetary policy measures taken earlier in the year to take full effect.

This is despite projections indicating that inflation will persist above the 6-8% target range throughout the forecast horizon]. The Committee noted that financial stability remains fragile despite signs of marginal improvement in economic activity in the third quarter following the partial relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions. Although growth is expected to recover in the medium-term, limitedfiscal space, as well as uncertainty surrounding the persistence ofthe COVID-19 pandemic and access to externalfinancing remain key downside risks to growth prospects. In this regard, successfully navigating the debt restructuringprocess to restore debt sustainability and implementingfiscal and other structural reforms are critical to return to fiscalfitness and macroeconomic stability.

Less severe contraction of the global economy projected in 2020 Global economic activity is showing signs of recovery as economies partially reopen and policy stimulus measures begin to take effect.

In this regard, a less severe contraction of 4.4%2 is projected in 2020 than the earlier projection of 4.9%.

A strong rebound in global growth is projected in 2021, supported largely by policy stimulus measures. The recovery is still expected to be protracted and highly uncertain over the medium-term due to the impact of income losses on aggregate demand, rising sovereign debt and subdued commodity prices. Further, the risks to global growth remain tilted to the downside due to the high degree of uncertainty surrounding the evolution of the pandemic as well as the speed of delivering a vaccine.

Domestic economic activity showing signs ofpicking up, but weaker recovery projected in the mediumterm High frequency data and coincident indicators of economic activity point to some improvement in the third quarter, reflecting the partial relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions. Broadly, all the monitored indicators in the Third Quarter 2020 Indicative Bank ofZambia Survey ofBusiness ()pinions and Expectations exceeded the second quarter reading. The Stanbic Bank Zambia Purchasing Manager 's Index also signalled a softer deterioration in the private sector business environment. The rate of decline for new orders, output and employment moderated and business confidence showed signs of improvement.

Nonetheless, for 2020 as a whole, the economy is projected to contract by 4.2%. The observed better performance in mining production in the year to September may moderate the severity of the contraction. Over the medium-term, growth is expected to recover, albeit at a weaker pace than earlier anticipated due to limited fiscal space, as well as uncertainty surrounding the persistence of the COVID-19 pandemic, and access to external financing.

Inflationary pressures remain high After rising steadily for six successive quarters, annual overall inflation decelerated to an average of 15.7% in the third quarter from 16.1% in the preceding quarter. This was mainly due to improved supply of maize grain and related products. On account of this, food inflation declined to 15.2% from 16.9%. However, nonfood inflation rose to 16.2% from 15.1% largely due to the depreciation of the Kwacha.

The recent reading of inflation points to a resurgence in inflationary pressures. In October, inflation rose to 16% from 15.7% in September largely reflecting the weakening of the Kwacha.

Over the next eight quarters, a moderation in inflationary pressures is anticipated although inflation will persist above the 6-8% target range throughout the forecast horizon. Inflation is forecast to average 16.7% in the fourth quarter of 2020. In 2021, it is expected to decline to 13.5% and further to about 10.0% in 2022 on an annual average basis. The factors underlying the decline in inflation include subdued aggregate demand and moderation in food prices as well as money

supply growth. However, the risks to the inflation outlook are tilted to the upside and these include higher than anticipated monetary expansion, possible upward adjustment in fuel pump prices, further deterioration of the fiscal position, as well as the depreciation of the Kwacha. Inflation may decelerate faster if the measures being taken

by Government to restructure debt and implement key structural reforms materialise.

Overnight interbank rate declines further, as monetary policy remains accommodative The overnight interbank rate declined to a quarterly average of 8.55% from 10.98% and was maintained within the Policy Rate Corridor of 7.0% to 9.0% throughout the quarter. This followed a further reduction in the Policy Rate in August and the increase in market liquidity. Liquidity conditions eased due to increased Government spending and stimulus measures implemented by the Bank of Zambia through the Secondary Market Bond Purchase Programme, Targeted Medium-Term Refinancing Facility and open market operations undertaken on flexible terms.

Demand for Government securities remains high Following the increase in liquidity levels, demand for Government securities remained strong. In particular, demand for Treasury bills was much stronger as the auctions attracted bids in excess of the amounts on offer by 54%. In contrast, Government bond auctions were undersubscribed as the bid amounts fell short by 40%.

However, this was an improvement over the 60% shortfall recorded during the previous quarter. Demand for Government bonds has been relatively weaker due, in part, to investors' expectations of high levels of shortterm interest rates over the next few quarters.

With increased demand, funds raised from the auctions significantly increased, resulting in a surplus of K6.4 billion. As a result, the stock of Government securities grew by 15.8% to K118.7 billion.

At end-September 2020, Government securities held by nonresidents increased by 5.7% to K14.3 billion, representing 12.0% of the total securities. Nearly all these holdings (97.8%) were in Government bonds.

Interest rates decline further Generally, market interest rates maintained a downward trend, largely reflecting the accommodative monetary policy stance.

The commercial banks' average lending rate declined to 25.7% in September from 26.4% in June and further to 25% in October.

The savings rate for 180-day deposits also reduced to 10.3% from 10.7% and is currently at 9.9%. Similarly, the composite yield rate on Treasury bills declined to 22.7% from 26.3%. The composite Government bond yield rate marginally increased to 32.3% from 3 1.8%.

Credit to the private sector remains subdued, but money supply expands further Credit growth to the private sector picked up slightly to 13.8%, year-on-year, in September from 10.4% in June. This was largely attributed to the sustained increase in demand for bridge financing and working capital by firms to meet rising operating costs. However, credit to Government continued to expand at a faster pace, growing by 69.2% in September compared to 46.9% in June. In line with the expansion in credit to Government, money supply (M3)1 growth rose to 46.5% in September from 29.4% in June.

Fiscal pressures persist Fiscal pressures heightened as the financing gap widened. Spending pressures escalated amidst declining domestic revenue due to the persistent adverse effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Going forward, uncertainties regarding the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic, debt suspension and restructuring, as well as securing external financing will continue to exert pressures on the fiscal position. In this regard, successfully navigating the debt restructuring process to restore debt sustainability and implementing fiscal and other structural reforms are critical to return to fiscal fitness and macroeconomic stability.

Current account surplus expands The current account surplus expanded to US$601.7 million (3.8% of GDP) from US$350.7 million (2.2% of GDP) in the second quarter, driven by net exports. Merchandise exports grew by 35.2%

1. The forecast horizon or period is eight quarters ahead, that is, the fourth quarter of 2020 to the third quarter of 2022.

2. October 2020 IMF World Economic Outlook (WEO) Update. 3. M3 comprises currency in circulation and Kwacha as well as foreign currency deposits.

to US$2.3 billion due to higher earnings from copper and nontraditional exports (NTEs). Copper earnings increased by 40.6% to US$ 1.7 billion as export volumes expanded and realised prices rose. Non-traditional exports, at US$0.6 billion, were 50.7% higher driven by a seasonal pick up in agricultural exports such as burley tobacco, maize and maize seed, as well as cane sugar. Merchandise imports grew by 19.8% to US$ 1.2 billion, supported by the easing of COVID-19 restrictions and a gradual pick-up in domestic economic activity.

Rate of depreciation of the Kwacha slows down The Kwacha depreciated against other major trading partner country currencies, albeit at a slower pace mainly on account of increased foreign exchange market interventions by the Bank of Zambia. Against the US dollar, the Kwacha weakened by 3.3% to an average of Kl 8.94/US$ in the third quarter and closed the quarter at K20.02/US$.

Currently, subdued foreign exchange supply amidst increased demand has continued to underlie the market. The reduction in the supply of foreign exchange to the market is partly due to a slowdown in global economic activity, which has adversely affected capital flows. Heightened demand for foreign exchange is mainly for the importation of agricultural inputs and petroleum products. With limited supply, the Bank has increased its intervention in order to support the market.

With increased net foreign exchange sales for market support coupled with debt service, gross international reserves declined by US$111.8 million to US$ 1,321.2 million (equivalent to 2.3 months of import cover) at end-September from US$1,433.0 million at endJune (equivalent to 2.3 months). Despite the decline in the level Of reserves, the months of import cover remained unchanged due to the drop in imports of goods and services attributed to the subdued economic activity and the depreciation of the Kwacha.

The MPC Decision From the foregoing, it is noted that imbalances in the economy remain. In particular, inflationary pressures have persisted, growth is anaemic and fragilities in the financial sector have not abated.

Uncertainty surrounding the persistence of the COVID-19 pandemic, and access to external financing remain key downside risks to growth prospects. This requires striking a right balance between price and financial systems stability, and growth.

In this regard, the MPC considered three options: raising, reducing or maintaining the Policy Rate. With inflation on the rise, conventionally, raising the Policy Rate in an effort to control inflation would have been expected. However, doing so, in an already depressed economic situation, would result in further contraction in economic activity and threaten the stability of the financial sector.

On the other hand, reducing the Policy Rate in an attempt to give further support to the economy may put additional pressure on the exchange rate in a supply-constrained environment. This may worsen the inflation outlook.

Considering all these factors, including the significant reduction in the Policy Rate by 350 basis points in 2020, and to allow monetary policy measures to take full effect, the MPC decided to maintain the Policy Rate unchanged at 8.0%.

Decisions on the Policy Rate will be guided by inflation forecasts, outcomes, and identified risks, including those associated with financial stability and the COVID-19 pandemic.

The next MPC Meeting is scheduled for February 15 - 16, 2021.

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‘Political leaders shielding wrongdoers’

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA POLITICAL leaders are to blame for the rampant illegal allocation of land because they have been shielding wrong doers, Chingola Mayor Titus Tembo has said.

Mr Tembo said leaders should be telling the people the truth and let them understand that a wrong would always be a wrong.

He said it was important that the law was followed especially on matters of land so that the problem could be resolved once and for all.

"We have declared war on this matter and we can assure you that no one would be spared if found selling land illegally.

"We do not derive pleasure in demolishing structures but we will not allow people to continue doing the wrong things in the name of being cadres for certain political parties," he said.

Mr Tembo maintained that the council would not allow unplanned settlements any longer.

He said it was high time the face of the city was changed by first starting with cancelling and in other cases legalising the illegal settlements depending on the situation.

MALANJI INTRODUCES STIMULUS PACKAGE FOR TEACHERS

By ROGERS KALERO

I Chingola Mayor Titus Tembo Meanwhile, the mayor disclosed that eight people were in the last three months convicted for allocating land illegally, stating that four others were still appearing in court for land related offences.

He also saidt the council would continue acting within its legal mandate as enshrined in the Urban and Regional Planning Act to demolish illegal structures.

He challenged people who wish to acquire land from individuals to demand relevant documentation and go to the council for verification and inspection.

The mayor was however quick to mention that the council did not have a hand in the demolition exercise that took place last weekend stating that it was a private arrangement.

WILL introduce a stimulus package for teachers in 13 schools in Kwacha constituency in Kitwe to enable them raise their own income through small projects and reduce dependence on Government, Member of Parliament Joe Malanji has said.

Mr Malanji said hand-outs were not sustainable and so it was important that schools and youths in the communities were

innovative to sustain themselves.

Mr Malanji, who is also Foreign Affairs Minister, was speaking when he addressed teachers at Valley View Secondary School.

He said he would establish a stimulus package for all teachers in 13 schools in his constituency so that they could find ways of being self-reliant and contribute to the growth of the country’s economy.

Mr Malanji promised to give out K30, 000 to the school as a stimulus package before rolling out the initiative to the other

schools in the constituency.

"As schools, you need to find ways of sustaining yourselves because Government cannot be doing anything for you. Hand-outs are not sustainable "You can use the K30, 000 for various things which can help you improve the welfare of the school and your welfare as teachers," Mr Malanji said.

Meanwhile, Mr Malanji gave out K30, 000 to youths in his constituency, who are involved in a block-making project.

He promised to buy them two

block-making machines so that they could be making quality blocks for sale and make money for themselves He said the current blocks which the youths were producing were of poor quality because they did not have proper block-making machines "So, as area member of parliament, I want you to organise yourselves and come up with cooperatives to produce quality blocks to be sold to individuals and companies at a very good price,” Mr Malanji said.

Mwamba, expressed disappointment that relevant authorities had failed to control the situation.

Mr Mwamba said that there was need for the authorities to make follow ups when the kids are removed from the streets to ensure that they did not get back on the streets after being relocated.

Recently, street kids were relocated to a foster home but abandoned the place because they were not being given enough food.

The other reason street kids prefer to be in the CBD is that they are used to begging money and food and are also hooked to drugs which they sniff from bottles.

Marauding street kids resurface

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA THE rapid increase in the number of street kids in Kitwe has continued to raise security concerns among residents.

There has been a notable increase in the number of the street kids in the Central Business District (CBD) despite efforts to relocate them.

As a result, this has created a security problem in the city as the street kids were now getting unruly and harassing innocent residents.

The residents have since called on Government to clean up the streets of Kitwe, stating that if left unchecked, the problem was likely to degenerate into chaos.

"We have now reached a stage where we can't move freely in the CBD because these kids attack and harass us regardless of time of the day.

"The bad part that we now need to worry about is that we have also noticed a few street adults that have joined and contributed to the increasing numbers of these children," one of the the residents, Bwalya Mumba said.

Ms Mumba complained that the kids had become so fearless that they attacked people in full view of other people and in also in broad day light.

She said that the development needed quick action.

Another resident, Milton

LUSAKA PROVINCE PLANNING AUTHORITY, P.O. BOX 50063 LUSAKA.

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SECTION 53 OF THE URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING ACT NO. 3 OF 2015 PUBLIC NOTICE IN RELATION TO CHANGE OF LAND USE.

SECTION 53 OF THE URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING ACT NO. 3 OF 2015 PUBLIC NOTICE IN RELATION TO CHANGE OF LAND USE.

This application may have significant environmental impacts and/or a significant impact on the amenity of adjoining properties.

The application may be viewed at Lusaka Province Planning Authority (opposite Ridgeway Post Office Entrance) and submission or observations on the application may be made to the Planning Authority without charge. Submissions or Observations must be in writing and made within the period of 30 days beginning on the first date of the period for the publication of this notice being 18/11/2020 and ending on 18/12/2020.

Signed: The Executive Secretary On behalf of LUSAKA PROVINCE PLANNING AUTHORITY Date of erection of site notice 19/11/2020

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Harvest Group of Companies Limited on Sub. 17 of Sub. A of Farm. 196a Lusaka West, Chilanga District, intends to apply for planning permission of Change of Land Use from Agricultural to Commercial Use (Service Station). The Farm in question is approximately 1 Acre and is bordered by Rem of Sub. A of Farm. 196a to the East and to the North, Sub. 14 of Sub A of Farm 196a to the West and a Road Reserve to the South.

Harvest Group of Companies Limited on Sub. C of Lot. 7281/M Makeni, Chilanga District, intends to apply for planning permission of Change of Land Use from Agricultural to Commercial Use (Service Station). The Lot in question is approximately 1,600 square meters and is bordered by Rem of Lot. 7281/M to the East and to the North and a Road Reserve to the West and to the South.

This application may have significant environmental impacts and/or a significant impact on the amenity of adjoining properties.

The application may be viewed at Lusaka Province Planning Authority (opposite Ridgeway Post Office Entrance) and submission or observations on the application may be made to the Planning Authority without charge. Submissions or Observations must be in writing and made within the period of 30 days beginning on the first date of the period for the publication of this notice being 19/11/2020 and ending on 18/12/2020.

Signed: The Executive Secretary On behalf of LUSAKA PROVINCE PLANNING AUTHORITY Date of erection of site notice 19/11/2020

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North-West chiefs pledge to rally behind Lungu

By OLIVER SAMBOKO ALL the Chiefs in NorthWestern Province have resolved to work with President Edgar Lungu and his Government, says Chief Chinyama of Zambezi Chief Chinyama said the traditiona leadersl had made such a resulution because of the massive development taking place across the country.

He said President Lungu had shown commitment to working with the traditional leadership to foster development.

He was speaking when he met PF national mobilisation committee member Bizwell Mutale in Lusaka yesterday.

Chief Chinyama also urged the ruling party to only adopt candidates who were popular on the ground in next year's elections.

In response, Mr Mutale said the PF was happy that the traditional leadership in the country appreciated what Government was doing to uplift the living standard of the citizens.

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IT IS PF ABUSING SOCIAL MEDIA, SAYS UPND

By ANDREW MUKOMA

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HE UPND in Southern Province says that most abusers of social media platforms in the country are PF members and supporters.

On Tuesday in Chipata, President Edgar Lungu warned that Government will not tolerate people abusing social media platforms to spread alarming, malicious information designed to cause anarchy as the country head towards the 2021 elections.

Information and Publicity Secretary, Neto Halwabala, observed that Mr Lungu should not complain about the abuse of social media because his members were, in fact, abusing it.

This is contained in a statement released to the Daily Nation in Livingstone yesterday.

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PF North-West voters’ publicity intensifies

By JACKSON MAPAPAYI EVERY registered voter is key to building the Zambia that citizens want, says North-Western PF mobilization committee coordinator Enoch Kapalu.

He said that voter registration was an important duty for every citizen in the country and that leaders must encourage all Zambians of voting age to register.

Mr Kapalu said this yesterday at the commencement of a public awareness exercise to encourage

eligible Zambians to register as voters.

The provincial mobilisation committee is spearheading the sensitisation programme.

According to Mr Kapalu, the programme had been extended from Solwezi to Kasempa, Mwinilunga Mufumbwe and Manyinga through community radio programmes and other initiatives.

The programme, he said, had been localised with messages encouraging eligible Zambians to turn out in large numbers to register as voters.

Vulnerable receive cooking oil

By ANDREW MUKOMA

affecting the people are hidden by the public media it has become a blessing, more especially when information is verified," Mr Halwabala said.

Mr Halwabala, however, agreed that social media must be managed with a sense of responsibility by every user.

"Suffice to say that the

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use of social media has to be well managed with responsibility by every user to create a just society," he said.

He said that in a democratic society where freedom of speech and opinion was a must, it was everyone's responsibility to bring out factual news.

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OVER 70 boxes containing 12 by 2 litres of cooking oil have been handed over to freedom fighters, disabled and retirees in Livingstone.

The cooking oil was donated by the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) last week with a suggestion to the District Commissioners office to hand it over to those in need.

Livingstone District Commissioner Pascalina Musokotwane, said that her office merely received the cooking oil on behalf of the recipients.

Ms Musokotwane said the donated cooking was for everyone who deserved to benefit without any political attachment.

"We were privileged to be considered by ZRA as people to benefit from the cooking oil. So as an office, from what we were given, we have opted to invite people from the outside community especially those who are not in employment especially the vulnerable people to come and receive," she said.

Ms Musokotwane said that the criteria of identifying beneficiaries was done transparently without undue political influence.

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COVID-19 Realities

Friday Thursday Friday 20 November 2020 19 November, 2020 7 August 2020

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By DR MBUYI MASUWA Frontline doctor working at Levy Covid Centre

COVID-19 AND CLOTTING The final novelBLOOD COVID-19 WITH DIABETES coronavirus, SECTION C: COMPLICATIONS OF DIABETES the final work

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O DAY we proceed to look at the other complications that come as a result of poorly contolled Diabetes. To those who may be already experiencing COVID-19 has broken many odds, initially thought to be the some of these please know Disease that is primarily onlyataffecting “Breathing” even so it’s not the end of the road, as thepoint Virus we is named Severe every can still do theAcute Respiratory Corona Virus Syndrome is on “RESPIRATORY.” best we can(SARSCOV2), to better ouremphasis lives This could have easily zoned Doctors to look only at the and make them less stressful.

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2. Altered blood flow(Stasis): blood flowapproximately becomes slow(…) or liof blood enough to fill up energy.

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Genetic disorder. One such condition is Hemophilia. The Disease

cently saying for there to be Covid-19, it means there has been Covid-1 to Covid-18 before and that since we survived the first 18 there is no need to fear the 19th.

FACTS;

Respiratory droplets are the main routes of transmission. They are classified as small, intermediate and large according to their sizes. Small are less than 5 microns in diameter, the intermediIf the damage progresses, open hand. part of theateHeart dies out, are between 5 and the initial damage we call 100 microns anditthe This pain cannot go away one reaches a point were the with simple pain killers usu- kidneys can longer function.

Ischaemia. large ones are over 100 The person may feel a sharp ally needs some Morphine. An At this point a new Kidney is microns. pain in the left side of the ECG can detect this damage needed, a kidney transplant.

If this cannot be attained chest. Usually that pain ra- and necessary intervention can then one has to be assessed if diates to the left jaw and left be given.

If nothing is done, unfortu- they qualify for Haemodialysis, hand and the back. And there is occasional shortness of nately the person can suddenly that is where blood is passed breath especially when trying collapse and die and sadly for through a machine called a so many different leases thesewould air particles ignore thisactivity. part then both and you Haemodialysis machinehands. and is some that be the from only passed to do an Aspirin Hand hygiene is extremely imtheir saliva, cough, sneezes, or and I have failed humanity and filtered to ofprevent toxins just like kidsign they hadare a Heart Attack.

Nitro glycerine mayseek relieve the sings. portant the spread of we should urgently for forThese believed to fly neysCovid-19 used to do.

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China to the have anperform r note that is a reprothis route as well. These small rest of the globe. Also it can be Dead) cases. cannot its function. duction number 2 to 3, and this particles are able to the travel up to through roads like our borders Diabetes is burdensome Please observe Health Depending onofthe size around two to four grams per litre of blood in a normal healthy and means one infected person can if combined with Covid-19 guidelines, including Dietary the sight of the damage the person but has been shown to be as high as 10 to 14 grams per is infect up to 2 to 3 people.

The following facts are currently agreed upon by the general scientific community.

We will talk about the origins of the virus, its transmission, Covid-19, treatment, preventive measures, then also areas of reLe’ts say its 3 this means 1 search end on you can.Today even will do itonly with your person infects 3 new people Transmission. who each infect 3 new people years just toand seethehow much Treatment rest will be and the cycle goes on and on your Heart tackled later.has pumped so far that by the 3rd cycle about but*This remember are such Corona even Virusasisyou called 40 people will be infected and “The novel” because it’s a new doing that, your Heart is still that can be in just a couple of form of Corona viruses. pumping. days, by the 10th cycle about As a group corona viruses 80, 000. This is why corona viIt pumps day and night, have been around for a very rus spreads so fast and has the even the They deepest of sleep long in time. mostly livethis in potential to infect everyone on machine is working, to ensure bats and avian birds which are this globe. believed to be their supplied natural resblood is constantly to ervoir.

Some other types of cosensitive organs like the Brain rona viruses ae those that cause which can die out if denied of the common cold (chinfine).

Oxygen rich blood within is As carried by geneinoneven the X chromosome by Females and long asdefect they stay their seven minutes. reservoir there is no problem, expressed by their Sons.

Males unlike Females have only one but the moment theydoes mutate However, the Hemophilia Heart not known as the Royal Disease X chromosome. was and then jump from bats to an because was common among The Royals. Queen Victoria is just pump blood to the rest of intermediate then mutate again known to have hadpumps the defect gene for Hemophilia and passed it the body; it also blood and to humans and then onitself tojump herasdescendants, The Royals of Spain, Russia etc. Through to it is also of those mutate again andone pass from Beatrice, she passed it on to her her youngest Daughter Princess essential organs that would die human to human, then there is Granddaughter the Queen of Spain, Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg trouble, very big we out if denied of trouble Oxygenasrich who herself passed it on to her sons. The Eldest, Prince Alphonso, are experiencing at the moment. conducting of left the blood.

Prince Atstrias who died at age 31 after a minorsystem car accident TheofHeart word CORONA is affected.

One will The muscle isVIRUS sup- Heart Respiratory droplets are feel the him with internal abnormal bleed. was coined in 1966 by June main routes ofafter transmission. like they are being pressed on plied by a network of vessels Similarly, her youngest son Infante Gonzalo died minor car Almeida and David Tyrrell to They are classified accidentthem atthe thethe age of 19 whoarwas driving with hissome sisteras hitsmall, intoload. ainthe chest by heavy among coronary describe appearance of termediate and large according wall when avoiding aan cyclist. these viruses under Electron Patients usually tothan the teries.

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November, spreads. clots can happen somewhere else, dislodge and end *These Declared a Pandemic by *Droplet transmission. up elsewhere. The static clot is called a thrombus and when it WHO. This involves respiratory pardislodges and mobile is an embolus.

In short these 5are ticles of about to unwanted 10 microns Transmission and in diameter. When an infected Todeadly forgetclots. everything else I Covid-19 change the stickiness of blood. person not wearing a mask rehave writtensomehow so far is tends ok buttoto This is confirmed by raised markers of clotting in such patients.

Fibrinogen the soluble protein necessary for clotting is usually

litre in patients with severe Covid-19.

Another such marker that is raised is what we call a D dimer, this is usually one of the products produced in blood after a clot is broken down and dissolved.

Raised D dimers are usually one of the predictors of poor outcome even mortality of Covid-19 patients. Currently in most countries its standard practice to put Covid-19 patients on blood thinners such as Clexane and Aspirin to help counteract these changes.

The other reason is thought to be the direct response of the Immune System to the invasion of SARSCOV2, the virus that causes Covid-19. This produces what are called proinflamatory markers an arsenal of defence cells such as Neutrophils, Complement System which in turn lead to the blood producing a lot of antibodies that promote clotting, seems like a vicious cycle.

This theory has led to one method of treatment called eight meters away canExchange stay in therapy, Chirundu Plasmapheresis or and Plasma wherebordering the bloodZimof in atmosphere to about babwe or Nakonnde thethe Covid-19 patientup is filtered through a machine and the bordering plasma three hours.

Tanzania. which contains the said antibodies is removed. This has been seen simplyin means it canespecially Oncewhen in thedone country there to This be effective some patients at the rightcan spread just like TB hence even be local transmission from the time. one meter social distance is not infected person to close conIf not attended to early this clotting phenomenon can have a enough.

This simply means it tacts. devastating outcome.

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DEMILITARISE POLITICAL CADRES - SINKAMBA

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OLITICAL cadres must be demilitarized in order to end political violence ahead of the 2021 general elections, says Green party president, Peter Sinkamba.

Mr Sinkamba complained that the growing trend of polit-

ical violence was worrying and must be stopped with action and not rhetoric.

He said the militarizing of political parties was a source of great concern and insisted that the trend must be brought to a halt.

Mr Sinkamba observed that the wearing of military uniforms by some political cadres was

creating militia that was difficult to deal with by police.

He said in an interview that the police were overwhelmed by the well-organized militia who perpetrated violence with impunity.

The opposition leader wondered how cadres could have the audacity to insult and intimidate the police.

“How can we have a situation where even the Inspector General of police is insulted and the political leaders are mute and let the culprits walk scotch free?” Mr Sinkamba asked.

Mr Sinkamba said that his party was on record of condemning the militia phenomenon, but this had fallen on deaf ears.

He advised political party leaders to not only condemn political violence, but back it with appropriate action.

And Patriotic Front (PF) member of the central committee subcommittee on media, Jevan Kamanga, advised political leaders not to protect perpetrators of political violence.

Mr Kamanga said that the

PF had on many occasions disciplined its members who had been involved in political violence.

He however observed that some political parties operating the ‘water melon’ tactic had sometimes used other political parties’ regalia to commit offences so as to paint opponents black.

Gambling industry tax collection eased KETRA KALUNGA ALL bottlenecks that hindered tax collection from the gambling industry have been sorted resulting in the maximum collection of revenue by government.

And Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) says there has been compliance from the gambling sector in paying tax translating into maximum revenue collection.

ZRA Corporate Communications Manager, Topsy Sikalinda said the gambling industry has been paying tax and no cases of tax evasion have been recorded so far.

Mr. Sikalinda told the Daily Nation in an interview that the only issue that was raised by the gambling industry was the way the tax return was filed which

has since been resolved.

He said previously, the tax return for the industry was being done as a total of whether the gambling business was involved in other businesses such as beer selling and running a restaurant besides gambling.

Mr. Sikalinda said the tax return has now been split withthe gambling, betting section, drinks, and food sector paying tax separately following concerns from the gambling industry.

“Every business pays tax whether it's a casino or not, the only issue is that they had raised concern on how the tax return was being done. Previously the way the tax return was done, it was done as a total, one tax return whether one sells beer in the casino or other business,” he said.

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By OLIVER SAMBOKO from the Government of Finland of through the Accelerated Growth Rural Livelihoods Western Programme in inZambia under the Ministry Commerce Trade and Zambia (TRLWZ) program.Fund for entrepreneurs in need of financial support related to the Business Development IN an effort to provide clean for Small and Medium Enterprise (AGS) Programme in Zambia Ms Samulela said the prowater for all as enshrined in gramme was meant to propromotion, commercialization and transfer ofof newaof technologies and innovations. the 7NDP, hereby the Government requests the services Consultant to undertake the dev under the Ministry Commerce Trade and Industry (MCTI) hereby has started distributing water mote a coordinated response to enhanced universal access pump kits to rural communirequestsguidelines the services ofof a Consultant to undertake the development to clean and safe water supply ties in Western province. framework and the NTBC Business and sanitation by theoperational benefiting The Pubpurpose of this call for proposals is to engage a consultant who will develop theDevelopme Sikongo district council of the framework and operational guidelines of the NTBC Business lic Relations Officer Susan Sam- communities.

She said the gesture by GovNTBC Development Fund framework, operational guidelines, staffing and system ulela said in a statement that theBusiness Development Fund. district has so far received a to- ernment was going to greatly the local authoriat NTBC. tal of 14 special and requirements 45 standard help achieve ty mandate of supplying clean pump tool kits procured at the The National Business Centre isCentre mandated toto establish establish and safe water andTechnology sanitation to cost of over K 600, 000.

The National Technology Business is mandated She said tool kits were donat- the communities in the district through operationalization and ed to the Council byThe the Minis-Terms ofof all Reference formaintain this are downloadable on for the link: and acall Business Development Fund entrepreneurs in Development Fund for entrepreneurs in need of financial supp damaged try of WaterBusiness Development San- maintenance itation and Environment Pro- boreholes in the area. https://bit.ly/3pbA2dH or can beofrequested from therelated Director’s on thecommercialization address need financial support to theoffice promotion, promotion, commercialization transfer of new technologies and inn below. and transferand of new technologies and innovations.

Covid-19 impact The purpose this callbdf@ntbc.co.zm for proposals is toor engage a consultant who Applications should be submitted to emailofaddress, The Director, grave, says will develop the New NTBC Business Development Fund framework, TheNational purpose of Business this call for8thproposals is to engage consultant who Floor Government Complex, POaBox 31510 Technology Centre, Simbyakula grave abuse of human rights which often jeopedised the education, health, well-being and future of millions of children in the world.

Dr Simbyakula said this during the adoption of a resolution on “Ending Child, Early and Forced Marriage” at the United Nations in New York. The resolution is co-sponsored by Zambia and Canada.

The resolution calls on the international community to take decisive action to overcome the unprecedented challenges nations are currently facing in order to protect and accelerate progress to end the vice of Early, Child and Forced Marriage.

Dr Simbyakula informed the UN that Zambia was committed to ending early, child and forced marriage and was proud to have partnered with Canada and other cross-regional groups of countries to support the balanced and strong text in the resolution.

operational guidelines, RW, Lusaka; by 23:59 hours on 28 November 2020. staffing and system requirements at NTBC. NTBC Business Development Fund framework, operational guidelines, s requirements at NTBC. The Terms of Reference for this call are downloadable on the link:

THE socio-economic consequences of Covid-19 pandemic could result in 13 million cases of child early and forced marriage across the globe, Zambia’s permanent representative to the United Nations (UN) Ngosa Simbyakula has said.

Dr Simbyakula said Covid-19 was threatening the progress made in the last decade to prevent and eliminate Child, Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM) which was estimated to be eradicated by the year 2030.

He said that Child Early and Forced Marriage was not only a harmful practice but also a

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Frequently Asked Questions What Is Mobile Voter Registration?

This is voter registration were Registration Officers register voters at one center for a particular period of time and then move to the next registration center.

What Is A Phase?

This is the period in which mobile officers are stationed at a particular center for at least 7 days. The entire registration period will be covered in 4 phases. Therefore, not all registration centers may be open in each phase.

Can I Register From Any Where?

You can register at any registration center that is open and choose a Polling station you wish to vote from.

How Can I Find A Registration Center Where I Can Register From?

You can check registration centers that are open on the following platforms; www.eczovr.org/deployment and on our Facebook page, USSD code *214# On Zamtel Local radio stations. mobile Public Address Announcements Posters stuck in Public places Or call the following numbers 0211433725/ up to 49

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REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA MINISTRY OF MINES AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT

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ATTENTION HOLDERS OF MINING RIGHTS Notice is hereby given to all the below-listed holders of Mining and Non-mining (Mineral Processing) rights that it is the requirement of Section 57(3) of the Mines and Minerals Development (General) Regulations of 2016 to pay annual area charges on or before the anniversary of grant of the mining right or mineral processing licence. You are therefore advised to pay your outstanding area charges within Fourteen (14) days of this notification, failure to which your license shall be tabled for cancellation without further notice pursuant to Section 72 of the Mines and Minerals Development Act No. 11 of 2015.

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

For more information contact:

The Director Mining Cadastre Department Exploration House Government Road LUSAKA Tel: 0211 – 251957

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Hunan Hong Yang Construction Engineering Zambia Company Ltd

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24730-HQ-LEL

Tasama Agriculture and Mining Company Limited

362

24801-HQ-LEL

Jordan Hill Enterprises Limited

363

24807-HQ-LEL

Tasheni Mining and Engineering Solutions Limited

364

24811-HQ-LEL

Pladoc Enterprises Limited

365

24817-HQ-LEL

Donzam Investements Zambia Limited

366 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387

24827-HQ-LEL 24839-HQ-LEL 24842-HQ-LEL 24845-HQ-LEL 24859-HQ-LEL 24864-HQ-LEL 24934-HQ-LEL 24968-HQ-LEL 25033-HQ-LEL 25034-HQ-LEL 25085-HQ-LEL 25114-HQ-LEL 25165-HQ-LEL 25170-HQ-LEL 25184-HQ-LEL 25195-HQ-LEL 25235-HQ-LEL 25275-HQ-LEL 25290-HQ-LEL 25381-HQ-LEL 25413-HQ-LEL 25414-HQ-LEL

Zamare Minerals ( Zambia) Limited Pule Gems Company Limited Dawson Plant Hire Limited Super Deal Invetsments Limited GRN Mining Zambia Limited SMARAGD Mining Company Limited Calcite Limited Zammetal Resources Limited Dayu Mining Limited Gibson Power Systems Limited Colwyn Limited SG Exim Limited Fexlink Enterprises Limited Finaid Mining Solutions Limited Angel Dust Investments Limited Belmt Resources Mining Company Limited Dason Zambia Limited Tropics Surveying Technical Services Limited Zamex Export Limited Framage Mining Limited Makomwe Mining Limited Fortumax Limited

SMALL SCALE EXPLORATION No.

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COMPANY NAME

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18228-HQ-SEL

Zimba Mining Co-operative Society Ltd

2

18243-HQ-SEL Nathan Ng'andwe

3

19971-HQ-SEL Seanchan Investment Limited

4

19983-HQ-SEL Â

5

20085-HQ-SEL Camomile Enterprises Limited

6

20151-HQ-SEL Kyakumwenako Investment LTD

27

7

20398-HQ-SEL Yathu Resources Limited

28

21521-HQ-SEL

8

20510-HQ-SEL Angela Mulenga Chitalu

9

20794-HQ-SEL Nuels Construction Zambia Limited

29

21537-HQ-SEL Deulco Zambia Limited

30

21543-HQ-SEL Basic Stone Investment Limited

31

Mpatamatu Home Based Care Limited

22

21388-HQ-SEL

23

21455-HQ-SEL Pricems Mining & Trading Limited

24

21466-HQ-SEL

Orbit Suppliers & Construction Limited

43

21619-HQ-SEL Serra-Vik Products Limited

44

21670-HQ-SEL Matrix Mining Limited

45

21671-HQ-SEL Westfield Mining Limited

46

21673-HQ-SEL Apila Limited 21676-HQ-SEL Kashitu Company Limited

25

21474-HQ-SEL Jivundu Mining Resources Limited

47

26

21476-HQ-SEL Daud Barak Company Limited

48

21688-HQ-SEL Citic Mining Company Limited

21517-HQ-SEL Shenglong Investments Limited

49

21697-HQ-SEL GTD Mining Limited

Sizuma Minerals and Gemstone Dealers Limited

50

21710-HQ-SEL Gesham Limited

51

21728-HQ-SEL ChisaKa Metals Limited

52

21742-HQ-SEL

21545-HQ-SEL Marbuu Mining Company Limited

53

21745-HQ-SEL Masuku Resources Limited

54

21746-HQ-SEL La Reine Fleur Limited

55

21760-HQ-SEL Roads Development Agency

Esteemed Trading and Investments Limited

10

20847-HQ-SEL Santa Maria Quarry Mining Limited

11

20871-HQ-SEL Cleomart Ventures Limited

12

20888-HQ-SEL Chandy Mining Limited

32

Hm Mukuluka General Dealers 21546-HQ-SEL Limited

13

21011-HQ-SEL

21547-HQ-SEL Tancol Minerals Limited

14

21032-HQ-SEL Sew Base Metals Zambia Limited

33

56

21777-HQ-SEL San He (Zambia) Limited

21555-HQ-SEL PECAS Suppliers & Logistics Limited

15

21037-HQ-SEL Musanya Quarries Limited

34

57

21781-HQ-SEL Qidong Mining Zambia Limited

21563-HQ-SEL TEFILAH Mining Limited

16

21121-HQ-SEL

Bakwalufu Enterprises Ltd

35

58

21792-HQ-SEL Stratum Mining & Exploration Limited

21564-HQ-SEL Rovasia Mining Limited

17

21122-HQ-SEL

Bakwafulu Enterprises Limited

36

59

21797-HQ-SEL Elohim Copperfields Limited

21591-HQ-SEL Solwezi Diary Farm Limited

60

21798-HQ-SEL Azurite Consulting Limited

18

Kapijimpanga Community Mining 21256-HQ-SEL and Natural Resources Foundation Limited

37 38

21594-HQ-SEL Reycus Supply Zambia Limited

61

21812-HQ-SEL Umuntu Resources Limited

39

21598-HQ-SEL Chibala Investment Limited 21606-HQ-SEL Colchi Farms Limited

62

21853-HQ-SEL

63

21854-HQ-SEL Roglen Logistics Limited

64

21856-HQ-SEL Fragile Mining Limited

65

21862-HQ-SEL Budget Logistics Limited

Naven Quarries and Construction

19

21260-HQ-SEL Wamba kantong'a Mining Limited

40

20

21276-HQ-SEL Blue Oceans Minerals & Metals Ltd

41

21610-HQ-SEL

21

21348-HQ-SEL LP Distributors Limited

42

21614-HQ-SEL Avasya Sew Zambia Limited

Katuchaka Mining And General Suppliers Limited

Australian Mining Company Zambia Limited

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21864-HQ-SEL Datong Mining Limited

123

22414-HQ-SEL Koumi Cooperation Limited

165

22921-HQ-SEL Landless Mining Limited

67

21877-HQ-SEL Kalymnos Processing Limited

124

22417-HQ-SEL Kablex Enterprises Limited

166

22928-HQ-SEL Kanalwansha Coppermine Limited

68

21886-HQ-SEL Queludha Limited

125

22424-HQ-SEL Dynamic Link Limited

167

22930-HQ-SEL Kaele Mining Limited

69

21892-HQ-SEL Shamanena Mining Limited

106

22425-HQ-SEL Sacko Mining Limited

21894-HQ-SEL

22428-HQ-SEL Pentagon Resources Limited

22936-HQ-SEL

70

107

168

108

22432-HQ-SEL Talang Mining Co. Limited

169

22954-HQ-SEL IFC Quarry and Lime Company Ltd

109

22442-HQ-SEL Chibusa Investments Limited

170

22961-HQ-SEL Copperbelt Food Industries Ltd

110

22451-HQ-SEL

171

22972-HQ-SEL Wandjina Mining Company Limited

172

22974-HQ-SEL

111

Zambia Amalgamated Metals and 22457-HQ-SEL Minerals Group Limited

Deep Rising Mining and Contractors Limited

112

22458-HQ-SEL KMMJ Lightenning Mining Limited

173

22997-HQ-SEL

Lohas Mining and General Dealers Limited

113

22469-HQ-SEL Signs Two Investments Limited

174

23013-HQ-SEL Trans-Trade Limited

114

22475-HQ-SEL Tesan Trading Company Limited

175

23014-HQ-SEL Helmet Metal Limited

115

22476-HQ-SEL Kakuyu Mining Limited

176

23017-HQ-SEL

116

22487-HQ-SEL

177

23018-HQ-SEL Eyethu Sonke Mining Limited

117

22503-HQ-SEL Great Wall Mining Ltd

178

23020-HQ-SEL

179

23022-HQ-SEL Suyog Natural Resources Limited

180

23023-HQ-SEL Katozi Investments Limited

181

23045-HQ-SEL Adept Services Zambia Limited

182

23081-HQ-SEL Base Line Zambia Limited

183

23085-HQ-SEL Bay Waters Company Limited

184

23089-HQ-SEL Metchem Resources Zambia Limited

185

23092-HQ-SEL WSM Investments Limited

186

23093-HQ-SEL Just Two Mines Limited

187

23099-HQ-SEL Moline Vision Zambia Limited

188

23102-HQ-SEL G & G National Wide Zambia Limited

189

23106-HQ-SEL Fransican Minerals (Z) Limited

190

23122-HQ-SEL Mogra Minerals Limited

191

23123-HQ-SEL Korting General Trading Limited

192

23143-HQ-SEL Nsangi Mineral Resources Limited

193

23151-HQ-SEL Green Alliance Mining Limited

194

23167-HQ-SEL Jordan Hill Enterprises Limited

195

23168-HQ-SEL Leopards Hill Quarry Limited

196

23186-HQ-SEL Kiuso Corporation Zambia Limited

197

23216-HQ-SEL Stewardship Investments Limited

198

23220-HQ-SEL Monsef Company Limited

199

23222-HQ-SEL Satem Zambia Limited

200

23224-HQ-SEL Mulangi Investments Limited

201

23225-HQ-SEL Betamin Investments Limited

202

23229-HQ-SEL Sky Core Resources Limited

203

23234-HQ-SEL Jesben Mining Limited

204

23244-HQ-SEL Huanbao Enterprise Limited

Link Construction & General Dealers LTD

71

21904-HQ-SEL Sabi Minerals Limited

72

21905-HQ-SEL Magna Mining Limited

73

21909-HQ-SEL Bristdan Mining Limited

74

21915-HQ-SEL ADYA Enterprises Limited

75

21923-HQ-SEL

76

21936-HQ-SEL Olibul Investments Limited

77

21949-HQ-SEL Basic Stone Mining Limited

78

21953-HQ-SEL Gem Barclay Company Limited

79

21956-HQ-SEL

80

21995-HQ-SEL Luanshya Process Limited

81

21997-HQ-SEL Kaims Resources Limited

82

22018-HQ-SEL Mpatwa Resources Limited

83

Blue Ocean Minerals and Metals 22036-HQ-SEL Limited

84

CMC World Mining Consultancy Zambia Limited

JM AND NPK ENTERPRISES LIMITED

Mukambo's valley Investments Limited

Lucaz Suppliers and General Dealers Limited

118

22505-HQ-SEL Moxico Resources Zambia Limited

119

22523-HQ-SEL Laureates Mining Ventures Limited

120

22549-HQ-SEL Broken Hill Marketing Limited

121

22557-HQ-SEL Base Metal Resources Limited

22041-HQ-SEL Matembe Minerals Ltd

122

22559-HQ-SEL Henfri Company Ltd

85

22042-HQ-SEL Saks Stone Limited

123

22566-HQ-SEL Vortexzam Import and Export Limited

86

22055-HQ-SEL G. P International Limited

124

22581-HQ-SEL Prima Mining Resources Limited

87

22057-HQ-SEL

125

22593-HQ-SEL Kafre Enterprises Limited

126

22600-HQ-SEL Silica Construction Limited

127

22610-HQ-SEL AC Estates Limited

128

22617-HQ-SEL Voucher Up Technology Limited

129

22620-HQ-SEL Sable Transport Limited

130

22623-HQ-SEL Wei Sheng Investment Limited

131

22647-HQ-SEL PSN Hayes Limited

132

22664-HQ-SEL Expedia Car Hire Limited

133

22665-HQ-SEL AJM Construction Limited

134

22674-HQ-SEL Kabonse Amethyst Mining Limited

135

22679-HQ-SEL Huanbao Enterprises Limited

136

22697-HQ-SEL Chisam Mining Company Limited

137

22698-HQ-SEL Brumat Minerals Limited

Chimanabubwe Business Enterprises Limited

88

22068-HQ-SEL Zamunda Minerals Limited

89

22079-HQ-SEL

90

Eastern Mineral Exploration 22096-HQ-SEL Company

91

22097-HQ-SEL House of Minerals Limited

92

22105-HQ-SEL Kaur Suppliers Limited

93

22127-HQ-SEL Stork-LL Resources Limited

94

22129-HQ-SEL Zameast Investments Limited

95

22140-HQ-SEL African Power Coal Limited

96

22141-HQ-SEL

Skylite Gemstone Mining Company Limited

Marsphil and Daughters Mining Construction Limited

Workman Construction Zambia Limited

Muhau Wa Hae Walikana Investments Limited Eyethu Sonke Building Contractors and General Dealers Limited

97

22152-HQ-SEL NDC Impex Zambia Limited

138

22704-HQ-SEL Teseny General Dealers Limited

98

22161-HQ-SEL Menlyn Agencies Limited

139

22711-HQ-SEL

Mushonganede Small Mining Limited

99

22167-HQ-SEL

Arasan Minerals And Base Metals Zambia Limited

140

22712-HQ-SEL

Ifisuma Tafisa Bwangu Mining Company Ltd

100

22189-HQ-SEL RZ and MCM Enterprises Limited

141

22714-HQ-SEL New Era Zambia Limited

101

22192-HQ-SEL Musakashi Farms Limited

102

22198-HQ-SEL Kalundanies Mining Limited

142

22715-HQ-SEL

103

22200-HQ-SEL Breakthrough Resources Limited

143

22730-HQ-SEL Jemwampo General Dealers Limited

205

23250-HQ-SEL Indigo Blue Exploration Limited

104

22229-HQ-SEL Ablaw Mining Company Limited

144

22733-HQ-SEL Zamsil Investments Limited

206

23257-HQ-SEL Gamcore Zambia Limited

105

22235-HQ-SEL

145

22746-HQ-SEL Amchile Import & Export Limited

207

23259-HQ-SEL Mangazam Resources Limited

146

22774-HQ-SEL Harambe Mining Limited

208

23262-HQ-SEL ZKM Mining Limited

106

Brother Paul Chilemu Enterprises 22237-HQ-SEL Limited

147

22781-HQ-SEL First Meridian Limited

209

23263-HQ-SEL Artificial Intelligent Product Limited

107

22262-HQ-SEL Kasalu Investment Limited

148

22787-HQ-SEL Trovel distributors Limited

210

23295-HQ-SEL Spaxs Mining Limited

108

22275-HQ-SEL Tradeyork Zambia Limited

149

Kulumba Resources Company 22797-HQ-SEL Limited

211

23304-HQ-SEL

109

22293-HQ-SEL Conkage Contracts Limited

150

22812-HQ-SEL

212

23309-HQ-SEL Kampoko Resources Ltd

110

Gemcraft Mining Consultants & 22294-HQ-SEL General Dealers Limited

151

22816-HQ-SEL Matrovi Mining Limited

213

23311-HQ-SEL

22296-HQ-SEL

22832-HQ-SEL Phyllite Resources Limited

23315-HQ-SEL Benkel Industrial Limited

111

152

214

153

22833-HQ-SEL JS Moyo Farms Limited

215

23324-HQ-SEL Bakuza Zambia Limited

154

22836-HQ-SEL KLC Investments Limited

216

23333-HQ-SEL West Orient Zambia Limited

155

22843-HQ-SEL Metico Mines Zambia Limited

217

23340-HQ-SEL Kutumia Resources Limited

156

22858-HQ-SEL Zaribu Investments Limited

218

23342-HQ-SEL Kas Resources Limited

157

22860-HQ-SEL Chilandu Trading Limited

219

23354-HQ-SEL Haachanga Quarry Limited

158

22864-HQ-SEL Siltekk Engineering Limited

220

23363-HQ-SEL

159

22867-HQ-SEL Kyula Quarry Limited

221

23367-HQ-SEL Sikasita Gem Mining Limited

160

Denninga World Markets Agency 22889-HQ-SEL Limited

222

23368-HQ-SEL

161

22893-HQ-SEL Kailjee Construction Zambia Limited

223

23371-HQ-SEL Mukabamo Copper Mines Limited

162

22905-HQ-SEL Frontier Generations Limited

224

23372-HQ-SEL

163

Zumran Mining and Exploration 22907-HQ-SEL Limited

225

23374-HQ-SEL Kavuluvulu Ventures Limited

164

22915-HQ-SEL Dayuker Resources Limited

226

23380-HQ-SEL Prango Investment Limited

Masanga Doreen Mining Company Limited

Les Amis Consultation and Trading Limited

112

22300-HQ-SEL Turner Builders Limited

113

22311-HQ-SEL

Samfuel Limited

114

22319-HQ-SEL

Mpatamato Home Based Care Limited

115

22334-HQ-SEL Musuku Mining Limited

116

22335-HQ-SEL Eriboma Enterprises Limited

117

22340-HQ-SEL

Kaka Eagles Wings Resources Limited

118

22347-HQ-SEL

Mwilwa Investements and Minerals Zambia Limted.

119

22371-HQ-SEL Tupaz Enterprises Limited

120

22381-HQ-SEL Cretal Enterprises Limited

121

22382-HQ-SEL Moonlight Mining Limited

122

22384-HQ-SEL Jerusalem Copper Mining Limited

Consolidated Mineral Resources Limited

African Minerals and Metals Corporation Limited

Carswell Exploration & Mining Zambia Limited Rock Shine Investments Limited

Marcopolo Mining and Exploration Limited Trillion Mining & General Dealing Limited Chiefdom Development Conference Limited

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22 227

23390-HQ-SEL Ald Plant and Fleet Management Ltd

287

23899-HQ-SEL Violands Investment Limited

355

24698-HQ-SEL Kabundi Resources Limited

228

23399-HQ-SEL Blue Beam Techniques Limited

288

23909-HQ-SEL Praja Minerals Zambia Limited

356

24702-HQ-SEL Wangke Manufacturing Company Ltd

229

23402-HQ-SEL Eight Below Mining Limited

289

23913-HQ-SEL Chalo Mining Group Limited

357

24727-HQ-SEL Navitas Enterprises Limited

230

23410-HQ-SEL Global Trading Limited

290

23925-HQ-SEL PCB Mining Limited

358

24734-HQ-SEL Chitibwi Mining Limited

231

23415-HQ-SEL Goodluck Resources Limited

291

23931-HQ-SEL Edge Commodities Limited

232

23426-HQ-SEL Lamba Copper Ventures Limited

292

23959-HQ-SEL Stone Edge Mining Zambia Limited

359

24758-HQ-SEL

233

23428-HQ-SEL Designer Rocks Zambia Limited

293

23969-HQ-SEL Flight Mining Limited

360

24766-HQ-SEL Landend Builders Construction Ltd

234

23430-HQ-SEL MK World Champion Investments Ltd

294

23973-HQ-SEL Eaglemate Limited

361

24768-HQ-SEL Lijing Industry Company Limited

235

23431-HQ-SEL Lamwaka Investments Limited

295

23974-HQ-SEL Banko Mining Company Limited

362

24778-HQ-SEL Terra Nova Resources Company Ltd

236

23444-HQ-SEL Luchat Business Company Limited

296

23980-HQ-SEL Kaputa Resources Limited

363

24784-HQ-SEL Metro Mining Limited

237

23464-HQ-SEL Clear Dusk Company Limited

297

23983-HQ-SEL Nelmor Estates and Contractors Ltd

364

24785-HQ-SEL Sinoma Open Pit Mine Limited

238

23466-HQ-SEL Sichapu gem Mining Limited

298

24005-HQ-SEL Peplin Distributors Limited

365

24791-HQ-SEL Misaba Mining Company Limited

239

23472-HQ-SEL Fountain Ventures Limited

299

24006-HQ-SEL Abrame Investments Limited

366

24810-HQ-SEL Twin River Mineral Resources Limited

240

23480-HQ-SEL

300

24008-HQ-SEL Mutokwa Transport Limited

367

24816-HQ-SEL Strong Concrete and Roofing

23485-HQ-SEL Bluenorth Equipment Limited

24013-HQ-SEL Corporate Innovation Limited

24847-HQ-SEL Nordic Mineral Traders Limited

241

301

368

302

24021-HQ-SEL Zedoma Mines Limited

369

24861-HQ-SEL Futurebright Resources Limited

242

John Musakabantu Enterprises 23487-HQ-SEL Limited

303

24036-HQ-SEL Winter Libbohole Limited

370

24873-HQ-SEL Grambuka Suppliers Limited

243

23505-HQ-SEL Pladoc Enterprises Limited

304

24043-HQ-SEL Lime Rock Limited

371

24884-HQ-SEL Run Peng Mining Limited

244

23506-HQ-SEL Victory Mining Company Limited

305

24067-HQ-SEL Buyaco Intergrated Limited

372

24885-HQ-SEL Feida Investments Limited

245

23510-HQ-SEL Krel Mining & Constructions Limited

306

24069-HQ-SEL Rockerfield Corporation Limited

373

24922-HQ-SEL Di-Ventures Minerals Limited

246

23517-HQ-SEL Exquisite Granite decor Limited

307

24084-HQ-SEL Hazel Daniels International Limited

374

24941-HQ-SEL Kaluano Mining Limited

375

24942-HQ-SEL Axor Mineral Resources Limited

23523-HQ-SEL

308

24120-HQ-SEL Jamhenry Mining Investments Limited

247

309

24125-HQ-SEL Zamulimu Investments Limited

376

24944-HQ-SEL Honorable Agencies Limited

377

24947-HQ-SEL Star Choice Zambia Limited

378

24957-HQ-SEL Northeast Resources Limited

379

24959-HQ-SEL Trans Luangwa Corporation Limited

380

24964-HQ-SEL Frontline Mineral Resources Limited

381

24988-HQ-SEL P C B Mining Limited

382

24996-HQ-SEL Delta-Zone Mining & Exploration Ltd

383

24999-HQ-SEL ZCCM Gold Limited

384

25047-HQ-SEL African Royal Mining Limited

385

25060-HQ-SEL ZDP Mineral Resources Limited

386

25076-HQ-SEL Lwenga Mining Company Limited

387

25078-HQ-SEL Corporate Innovations Limited

388

25082-HQ-SEL Pak Enterprises Zambia Limited

389

25095-HQ-SEL

390

25104-HQ-SEL Umhlaba Zambia Limited

391

25116-HQ-SEL

SG Exim Limited

392

25118-HQ-SEL

Fortitude Zambia Limited

393

25122-HQ-SEL Benhart Investments Company Ltd

394

25129-HQ-SEL Jearmy Enerprises Limited

395

25143-HQ-SEL B.G Saka Logistics Limited

396

25146-HQ-SEL Chapman Macdonald Mines Limited 25155-HQ-SEL Lewits Enterprises Limited

Shaboombe Investments Company Limited

Kamisambe Investments and General Dealers LImited

248

23530-HQ-SEL Kanafibanse Investments Limited

310

24133-HQ-SEL Liko Mining Zambia Limited

249

23543-HQ-SEL ZCCM - IH Investments Holdings Plc

311

24155-HQ-SEL Chita Lodge Limited

250

23552-HQ-SEL Twenty Ten Investments Limited

312

24160-HQ-SEL Que Investments Limited

251

23556-HQ-SEL Mineralbelt Mining Limited

313

24161-HQ-SEL Hemule Timber Enterprises Limited

252

23564-HQ-SEL Dzilachi Resources Limited

314

24162-HQ-SEL Good Stone Mining Limited

253

23573-HQ-SEL Phizo investments Company Limited

315

24163-HQ-SEL Opulent Wealthy Investment Limited

254

23583-HQ-SEL Thochima Enterprises Ltd

316

24171-HQ-SEL Prack Mining Limited

255

23588-HQ-SEL Lakucho Enterprise Limited

317

24172-HQ-SEL MKLN Wealth Resources Limited

256

23594-HQ-SEL

318

24177-HQ-SEL Cupriferous Resources Limited

319

24184-HQ-SEL

24187-HQ-SEL Luwi Investments Limited

T & N Advanced Minerals and Mining Limited

Jeff's Farms and General Dealers Limited

Mwizerwa and Sons Mineral Trading Company Limited

257

23601-HQ-SEL Eternity zambia limited

258

23602-HQ-SEL Yosef Ventures Company Limited

320

259

23608-HQ-SEL Kachalo Investements Limited

321

24195-HQ-SEL Angel Copper Mine Limited

260

23611-HQ-SEL

322

24200-HQ-SEL Grand Osk Limited

261

23613-HQ-SEL Schamin Investments Limited

323

24201-HQ-SEL Makololo Holdings Limited

262

23634-HQ-SEL Shidar Mining Limited

324

24205-HQ-SEL Precy & Stan Mining Corporation Ltd

263

23636-HQ-SEL Kavar Engineering Zambia Limited

325

24208-HQ-SEL Mporokoso Resources Ltd

264

23639-HQ-SEL

Mutobo Mining & General Dealers Limited

326

24226-HQ-SEL Benox Investments Limited

327

24264-HQ-SEL Marcxell Minerals Limited

265

Njay One Zero One Mining Company 23650-HQ-SEL Limited

328

24267-HQ-SEL Pansupa Group Limited

266

23661-HQ-SEL Lutunti Minerals Limited

329

24269-HQ-SEL Aucu Mines Limited

267

23662-HQ-SEL Kemose Mining Limited

330

24270-HQ-SEL Automedics (Z) Limited

397

268

23680-HQ-SEL Aabrick Zambia Limited

331

24293-HQ-SEL Nangoma Mining Investments Limited

398

25162-HQ-SEL

332

24298-HQ-SEL Unik Ventures Limited

269

23686-HQ-SEL

333

24333-HQ-SEL Ezed Mines Limited

399

25169-HQ-SEL Eagle Line Investment Limited

24346-HQ-SEL Alpha Mining Limited

25174-HQ-SEL Gramajo Mining Limited

270

334

400

Pay Broad Construction Company 23714-HQ-SEL Limited

335

24348-HQ-SEL Rubies Investment Limited

401

25205-HQ-SEL Kucimfya Mines Zambia Limited

271

23726-HQ-SEL Jomm General Dealers Limited

336

24354-HQ-SEL Tropical Land Investments Limited

402

25206-HQ-SEL Estal Pride Limited

272

23728-HQ-SEL Atlantic Commodities Limited

337

24375-HQ-SEL Zamkong Mining Corporation Limited

403

25218-HQ-SEL

273

23746-HQ-SEL Deacons Mines Limited

338

24378-HQ-SEL Hamtopfre Mining Company Limited

25222-HQ-SEL Mz Mundawanga Minerals Limited

23763-HQ-SEL Mulopwe Metals Mining Limited

339

24410-HQ-SEL Weightbridge Tech Africa Zambia Ltd

404

274 275

23810-HQ-SEL Talang Mining Company Limited

340

24455-HQ-SEL Ganitlines Zambia Limited

405

25233-HQ-SEL

Ming De Yu Yang Mining Company Limited

276

23824-HQ-SEL Lloyd's Investments Limited

341

24484-HQ-SEL Lotus Mining Limited

23827-HQ-SEL Concrete Structures Limited

342

24497-HQ-SEL F-Net Zambia Limited

25282-HQ-SEL

277

406

Johowen Contractors and Suppliers Limited

343

24508-HQ-SEL Supreme Galaxy Investments Limited

407

25284-HQ-SEL Munshikola Investments Limited

344

24512-HQ-SEL Glare Mining Limited

408

25298-HQ-SEL Kabende Phosphates Limited

345

24521-HQ-SEL Niseph Enterprises Limited

409

25301-HQ-SEL Astrome Solutions Zambia Limited

346

24524-HQ-SEL Simmer Resources Limited

347

24540-HQ-SEL Zamulimu Investement Limited

348

24581-HQ-SEL Midlands Mineral Exploration Limited

349

24584-HQ-SEL Shaktishree Resources Limited

350

24587-HQ-SEL Advance and Grow Investments Ltd

351

24605-HQ-SEL Denama Mining Limited

352

24611-HQ-SEL

353 354

Vibriant Trading Limited

Dash Logistics & Mining Services Limited

Huios Mining and Minerals Explorations Limited

278

23835-HQ-SEL

279

23836-HQ-SEL Tree Beard Limited

280

23839-HQ-SEL

281

23840-HQ-SEL Lawr Chap Investment Limited

282

Mpande Dome Prospecting Mines 23856-HQ-SEL Limited

283

23883-HQ-SEL Manetti Mines Limited

284

23886-HQ-SEL Yengo Investments Limited

285

23887-HQ-SEL

286

23891-HQ-SEL North Western Petroleum Limited

Taobao Mining & General Dealers Limited

Minerals & Metals Corporation Zambia Limited

CMC Worldwide Mining Consultants Zambia Limited

Brimamwa Mining and Explorations Limited

Pan Asia Resources Company Limited

410

25305-HQ-SEL Fortumax Limited

411

25320-HQ-SEL Tinman Resources Limited

412

25328-HQ-SEL M and N Industrial Merchants Limited

413

25331-HQ-SEL Dason Zambia Limited

414

25339-HQ-SEL Mingi Minerals Limited

415

25340-HQ-SEL Liuwa Minerals Limited

416

25378-HQ-SEL Kapita Minerals Limited

24635-HQ-SEL Kom Tech Enterprise Limited

417

25379-HQ-SEL Blackpan Construction Limited

24640-HQ-SEL Thrustbore Zambia Limited

418

25404-HQ-SEL Hounslow Investments Zambia Ltd

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RETIREMENT BENEFITS, JOB CREATION AND ECONOMIC REVIVAL IN A PANDEMIC

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It is commonly argued that decide to use that power the does not work in retto law make a “loud” decision rospect! meantbox! that those throughThis the ballot supporting removal 2020 of the The 3 the November affected from the electionsteachers in the United States teaching service a point. of America have had shown how Yet, others contended that the people power translates into changed had been thrust on huge law national decisions, the affected teachers!

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AMERICAN ELECTORAL Firstly, it may be important to PROCESS draw a distinction between the traditional management What I findrisk consoling in and risk managethe enterprise American electoral ment.

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One of the challenges that the change of retirement age from 55 to 60 years entailed was holding back retirement for five years for workers who should otherwise have retired and been paid off and replaced by new workers.

This matter has brought a window of opportunity for Zambia to resolve a long standing dilemma of how to pay off retired public servants, create jobs for so many of our youths and in turn revive the economy.

A key factor that motivated the state to increase the retirement age was to open a moratorium window during which to mobilise resources to pay off the huge backlog of retirees inherited from the previous administration in 2011. Unfortunately this has not materialised.

Instead a mountain of unpaid retirement benefits has accumulated. Remember, a double-edged sword was created by popular acclaim among workers, labour unions and others when the Zambian Parliament, riding on the popularity among workers and labour unions, had accepted a clause in the 2016 Constitution, of retaining retirees on the payroll until their benefits had been paid.

This retention on the payroll of unpaid retirees created a resource problem. The state peopledrain democratically decide to “speak” on national matters, the ballot box is the surest means to register their satisfaction or dissatisfaction; the ballot box is the surest means for the people to exercise their right to choose between candidates, between policies and between political parties.

In Zambia today, all eligible citizens have that chance to register as voters, and regisBy FRANCIS ZIBA ter we all must so that come 12 August 2021 people power can be exercised only through the ballot box. All citizens have

and other employers have to pay two salaries for one job for as long as retirees’ benefits remain unpaid; that is one salary for the retiree and another salary for the job holder! This, coupled with the nation’s mounting external debt obligations, has put the state in a dilemma.

The onset of Covid-19 in Zambia in mid-March has left Zambia’s labour landscape in a helpless situation of sorts.

Therefore, it is imperative to pose the inevitable questions; what is the way forward? How does Zambia get out of this entanglement?

Firstly, it is important to note that the situation is not irrebudget by sacrificing some cap- that Zambia can accrue from deemable; it can be salvaged. ital projects; clearing retirees on the public Several permutations can be The government can ap- service payroll: looked at to create a win-win sitproach some local pension It will save resources – from uation for all – retirees, the government, unemployed youths houses for a loan to finance paying two people for one job to this; or The government can paying only one person for that and the nation at large! How can approach some international job; this be achieved? cooperating partners for a grant The freed resources can be First and foremost, the government should see paying off or a soft loan specifically to sort used to employ fresh graduates from colleges and universities retirees from the perspective of out this problem.

Several years ago, Tanzania without injecting fresh funds killing several birds with a stone, owed its workers in public instiinto the payroll; thus reducing and as a major stimulus packthe current high unemployment age for the retirees to turn their tutions colossal sums of money. among Zambian youths curbenefits into investible capital The Tanzanian government of to play a pivotal role in reviving President Josiah Kikwete bor- rently roaming the streets; rowed US$100 million from the Thousands of jobs will also be the Covid-19-ravaged economy quickly. There are three possi- World Bank and paid off all its created as many retirees will inworkers in public learning in- vest their retirement benefits in ble sources to finance the retirestitutions. Zambia can do the start-ups, some will boost their ment packages: within the national same. There are several benefits their existing theFrom inalienable right to “people vote. businesses while others On 12 August 2021, power”.

For each election is always a Zambians will afThis is the beauty about unique form of referendum or ford themselves the democracy; it periodically vote of confidence or no cononce-in-five years enables citizens to speak en fidence on all political, ecochance to “speak” masse through their vote, to nomic, social and overall deon the various determine the destinies of not velopmental matters in local national matters, polionly their polities, but the fate communities, districts, provcies, leaders and political of their leaders too. inces and the entire nation. On parties. Yet, they can only On 12 August 2021, Zambithat day Zambians should redo this if they register en ans will afford themselves the flect on what has happened in masse so that on 12 August their lives in the last five years. once-in-five years chance to 2021 they can also “speak” The positive changes they “speak” on the various nationen masse through their have witnessed, the challengal matters, policies, leaders vote. es they and their leaders have and political parties.

Yet, they can only do this if on 12 August 2021 they can overcome, the improvements, they register en masse so that also “speak” en masse through the drawbacks, all these should

PEOPLE POWER, VOTER REGISTRATION AND THE RIGHT TO VOTE

Why organisations need to integrate enterprise risk management into their strategic planning process? or business units usually deal with their own risks, ERM needs everyone to be involved from frontline staff to Board level, to make it truly effective. Risk management is ostensibly undertaken with the objective of preventing loss while ERM has other, more far-reaching reasons, like lowering the organisation’s risk and increasing sustainability as this has the effect of gaining savings and increasing value for the firm in the long run Although ERM, generally speaking may still be an ongoing process in most private institutions and more recently in the public sector, it has moved out of a reactive or panic-driven mode to become more predictive and proactive. Siloed approaches are being abandoned in favor of more collaborative, to take account of risk impliother hand is the main part of holistic and integrated framecations on their objectives or a the strategic planning process works. lack of that process could result The risk management func- and a robust ERM framework in failure. tion now assumes a more strate- must provide relevant risk inTo integrate ERM into the gic role in organisations. It is in- formation for decision-makers strategic planning process, orso as to reduce the possibility creasingly being recognized as a ganisations need to ensure that of selecting a mistaken strateguidance provider on the path the risk information is current, gy or overlooking an important ahead, mitigating critical risks complete and reliable. For this one. Organisations need inteand allowing companies to grow purpose, robust procedures of gratehappened the risk inframework into sustainably in the long term.

Zambians should reflect on what has their lives in the last five years. their strategic planning process risk assessments, treatment and Strategy formulation on the

monitoring need to have a practical narrative to them. Suitable monitoring of all risks, through key risk indicators, enables organisations to foresee potential problems. If the risk tolerance tends to exceed levels, alarm bells can be triggered. Thus, organisations have the opportunity to review the treatment strategy given to the risk, which

will invest stocks on inform theirinchoices as the theyLusa ka Stock Exchange (LuSE). cast their votes on that day. Th will increase the buying powe Further, Zambians should expand national be able tothedecide eventax onbas and would boost have national what beeneconomi had performance.

Bill 10 not “been sabotaged” Inevitably, benefits as one online these tabloid once wi translate into a feel-good facto put it. Zambians should be andto a win-win situation for th able reflect on how they whole nation. would have, for example, As for Indian author, activist, voted more women into mo tivational speaker founde parliament, how aandgood of Country First Foundation proportion of youths would Shivbecome Khera,MPs writes: “Winner have just as, for seefirst the gain; see the pain the time,losers a proportion “winnersabled don’t citizens do differen ofand differently things,also they do things differen would have been voted ly,” parliament we can derive mileag into andgood the local out of an otherwise hopeles councils. situation!

Retirees should also be able to reflect and say just as well Bill 10 collapsed, or what would have become ofinus had been removed the endwe improves operationa from payroll yet our penand the financial performance. sions not been To have add value to thepaid? creatio Others muse strategy that it was of the will business and t good riddance 10 beset the tone of of theBill organisation cause it would have brought strategic objectives, it is no back deputy ministers enough to just conductand a stra the clause allows anytegic risk that assessment or eve one to challenge the eligihaving a risk discussion at th strategy setting meeting, bility of any candidate uponther is much more that have organisation nomination would disneed to do. Most organizatio appeared. who follow way of doin Voters, and that especially pothingscandidates find it difficult to relat tential and develif the objectives havereflect not bee opmentalists, should defined or well documented o on the missed opportunities measured.

Strategic plannin that come with delimitation is risk-based(only helpsdone to defin ofthat constituencies the value proposition that th every 10 years) which would business bringsthe to number the marke have increased the way in across which the organ ofand constituencies sations toofdistinguis length andintend breadth Zamthemselves other compe bia’s 752,618 from square kilomeitors. tres land and water mass most organisations, andFor approximately 18 mil- th may not beMany obvious from th lion citizens! potential outset, but as the candidates would haveprocesse vied of political ERM gains traction and it for office had more frameworks and systems constituencies been created fa into place, organisations will se after delimitation! Also, the its risks being holistically man voters have to reflect on the aged. What happens also is tha socio-economic ravages of organisations see the develop Covid19 in terms of job lossment of an appropriate risk cu esture andthroughout company shutdowns, its value chain the Ultimately, lost export what and import ERM doe opportunities and the disas- i is support the organisation trous constraints on Zamits efforts to “get ahead of th bia’s national in spite o curve” and budget, take advantage ofopportunities. the government’s comProperly applie mendable anti-pandemic ERM becomes a decision-mak programme. ing tool that has the ability t Therefore, for our in young become embedded the cu democracy to thrive, for the in ture of the organisation, citizens use its their “people an tegrate towith strategies power” to determine their objectives, and leverage on it own and their resources to nation’s improvedesperfor tiny for the five years mance, spurnext growth, give it from 12 August 2021, competitive edge, andZammaintai bians must register en masse its sustainability. for the crucial Thursday, 12 August 2021 elections.

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Ugandan presidential candidate suspends campaigns KAMPALA - Ugandan presidential candidate, Mugisha Muntu, has suspended campaigns until other opposition candidates who were arrested on Wednesday are released.

Muntu called for the release of Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, and Patrick Amuriat. The two candidates were arrested separately during their campaigns.

Muntu asked the government not to be reckless during the campaign period as the situation was volatile.

Three people were killed in violent clashes between Ugandan security forces and protesters on Wednesday, police said, after the latest arrest of Bobi Wine.

Thirty-four people were also injured in the capital Kampala as police used tear gas and “other lethal weapons” against protesters, police spokesman Fred Enanga told AFP. The Uganda Red Cross said in a statement that it treated more than 30 people in Kampala following “scuffles involving the police and the rioting masses,” including 11 people for gunshot wounds.

Kampala police commander Moses Kafeero said earlier on Wednesday that Wine, a pop star-turned-MP who is President Yoweri Museveni’s main opponent in the 2021 presidential election, had been arrested for violating coronavirus measures at his rallies.

Uganda’s police chief Martin Okoth Ochola had warned that officers were taking “a tougher approach to preserve the integrity of the electoral process.”

– BBC/THE STANDARD.

International News NAIROBI - The National Assembly has launched investigations into the billions of shillings stashed abroad believed to belong to government officials.

Finance and Planning Committee is expected to report to the House on the amount of money in offshore accounts in 60 days.

It will work with the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) on designing ways of returning the money.

The team chaired by Homa Bay Woman representative Gladys Wanga is acting on a petition by Nominated MP Godfrey Osotsi presented to it by the Speaker on Tuesday afternoon.

Osotsi wants the committee to investigate the manner in which the money ends up in offshore accounts. He also wants the Assets and Recovery Agency and the EACC to speed up the recovery efforts.

Osotsi wants the National Assembly to establish a mechanism that will ensure the repatriated assets are put to good use.

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STASHED BILIONS …Kenyan MPs seeking to recover stolen money hidden aborad

He wants the list of individuals, whether State officers or private citizens, with money abroad made public.

It is estimated that Kenya has been losing an average of Sh40 billion annually through illicit financial flows since 2011.

Local companies and multinationals engage in fraudulent schemes to dodge taxes.

“Getting the money will go a long way in boosting Kenya’s postcoronavirus recovery and help ease our debt burden,” Osotsi said.

While supporting the petition, the lawmakers said time has come for the country to decisively deal with people milking the country dry and investing abroad.

Rarieda MP Otiende Amolo said the Constitution prohibits a State officer from having an account outside the country. - DAILY NATION, Kenya.

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Nkana CEO says bye

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AFTER watching his team being humiliated by Green Buffaloes following a 5-0 drubbing at Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka, Nkana FC Chief Executive Officer Charles Chakatazya has left the Zambian champions.

Chakatazya, whose contract as Nkana FC CEO was not renewed said today would be the last day he would serve as the club’s CEO after his appointment expired.

In a letter obtained by the Daily Nation, Chakatazya said he had continued to serve as Nkana CEO despite his contract having expired to handover to his successor.

“Despite expiration of my contract, I continued to execute my duties. This was to allow for a smooth handover to

NBA draft: First pick Anthony Edwards set for Minnesota Timberwolves ANTHONY Edwards paid tribute to his late mother and grandmother as he was named the NBA’s number o n e draft

Friday 20 November, 2020 the new CEO. “I have not received notification on the appointment of my successor. Please note that my last working day is Friday the 20th of November 2020.

Kindly notify the Football Association of Zambia, so they can inform CAF and other relevant stakeholders,” read the letter accessed by the Daily Nation.

Chakatazya was elevated from team manager to Chief Executive Officer in 2018 when he took over from long -serving secretary Ken Mwansa.

Meanwhile, Nkana FC supporters club have rejected the soccer fan who attacked coach Manfred Chabinga on Wednesday at Nkoloma Stadium.

Nkana FC supporters club national chairman Emmanuel Zulu said the soccer fan who caused ugly scenes and attacked Chabinga is not a registered supporter.

Zulu, who issued an apology to Chabinga said genuine fans will always protect and engage the team’s technical bench using the right procedures.

pick with a move to Minnesota Timberwolves.

Both family members died of cancer and the Georgia guard, 19, sat next to paintings of the pair as the announcement was made.

“It’s an indescribable feeling - I can’t even describe it,” Edwards said.

“My family is emotional.

I’m sure when I get off of here I’m going to get emotional.”

Edwards stands to earn a four-year contract worth $44.2m under terms of the existing collective bargaining agreement.

Memphis 7ft centre James Wiseman was the number two pick selected by six-time champions Golden State Warriors, who finished bottom of the Western Conference last season.

Point guard LaMelo Ball, the brother of New Orleans Pelicans point guard Lonzo, was the third pick selected by the Charlotte Hornets. LaMelo, 19, and 2017 second pick Lonzo, 23, are the first brothers selected in the top five of the NBA draft.

Chicago Bulls opted for Florida State small forward Patrick Williams as the fourth pick.

The draft was originally scheduled for June 25 but had been delayed because of the fallout from the coronavirus. Last year’s event was held at the Barclays Centre in Brooklyn, New York, but We d n e s d a y ’s event was conducted at ESPN headquarters in Connecticut and held via video calls.

Boxes of hats were sent to the top prospects so they could wear the appropriate one when their name was read out.

– BBC.

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PEP GUARDIOLA SIGNS NEW TWO-YEAR DEAL

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EP Guardiola has signed a two-year deal that will see him remain as Manchester City manager until the summer of 2023.

The 49-year-old has won two Premier League titles, the FA Cup and three League Cups since joining in 2016.

Guardiola told City's website: "We have achieved a great deal together, scored goals, won games and trophies, and we are all very proud of that success.

"Having that kind of support is the best thing any manager can have."

The former Barcelona and Bayern Munich manager's previous deal was set to expire at the end of this season.

Guardiola's current five-year stay is already the longest com-

mitment he has made to a team since becoming a manager in 2008.

If he sees out the contract, the Spaniard will overtake Joe Mercer and go second on the club's list of longest-serving "I post-war managers, behind Les have the McDowall, who took charge of desire to help with all 592 games between 1950 and the fantastic players 1963. we have for the next In total, City have won 181 of years, especially for the the 245 matches under Guardi- fans - and we will feel ola, a win rate of 73.87 percent. proud of the way we play Guardiola said: "We have had and the way we win. long talks this week together, "I would say that at this we put (forward) both sides - to time, the reason I signed continue or not - and in the end the contract is for our chairwe decided that the best for all man. Especially for the conof us is to continue because still versations that we had. He we have the feeling that there is convinced me that still we unfinished business and still have to move forward, to try there is something to do: con- to do it, to continue what we tinue what we have done in the have done in these incredible last (few) years.

Monday last four years together." – BBC. 16 November, 2020

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Rockets hit outskirts of Eritrea capital

MANILA - The death toll from the deadliest cyclone to hit the Philippines this FIFA is to introduce new regas a basic minimum that can year has climbed to 67, ulations to protect the rights be applied in all countries. while many areas remained On Saturday night, residents“As we HE 12-day conflict of women players, including try to accelerate submerged in a northernthe between Ethiopia's of Asmara - Eritrea’s capital - reregion hit by the worst professionalisation of the mandatory maternity leave, government and ported hearing loud explosions, flooding in more than women’s game, which isfour one world forces soccer’s governing in the counamid reports of rockets landing decades, officials said on try's Tigray region near the city’s airport. No casuof our Sunday. strategic objectives, body said yesterday. has escalated. alties have been reported yet. it is reallyPresident important we TheTigrayan reforms Rodrigothat Duterte The forceshave fired been Tigrayan leader Debretsion flew toadapt Tuguegarao rockets across the by border into Footevolve and the province regulaput forward FIFA’s Gebremichael has suggested neighbouring Eritrea, Committee after to assess the situation that his forces have been fighttory framework aroundin the ball Stakeholders claiming Ethiopian soldiers Cagayan Valley region, which ing 16 divisions of the Eritrean game at the same time.

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“We fought so hard to get fans back into the stadia and will not allow hooliganism ruin our desire to have spectators at matches.”

MAIKO ZULU IM ....FAZ to crack whip on GBFC, Nkana IS LYING on KAPATA T Demolish structures HE Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) says it is saddened by the behaviour on the unidentified soccer fan who breached all security protocols to attack Nkana coach Manfred Chabinga during a week five Super Division match at Nkoloma Stadium.

FAZ general secretary Adrian Kashala said the incident is particularly saddening coming on the day fans

made a return to the terraces after eight months due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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by FAZ Communications Manager Sydney Mungala, Kashala said the association regretted what happened at Nkoloma Stadium after fighting hard for fans to return to stadia. Fans had been banned because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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“We are very disappointed with the scenes we witnessed at Nkoloma Stadium. We are going to deal sternly with the parties involved,” Kashala said. “We fought so hard to get fans back into the stadia and will not allow hooliganism ruin our desire to have spectators at matches.”

He said the fan who breached security protocols will be found and handed to

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Kashala said Green Buffaloes Football Club and Nkana Football Club will be summoned for possible sanctions over inadequate security and violent conduct, respectively.

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ZANACO, ZESCO seek redemption

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THE MTN/FAZ Super Division enters week three this weekend with Zanaco and PLAY NOW AT from Zesco United seeking redemption Wednesday’s defeats to Green Eagles and Forest Rangers respectively.

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