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‘MWAMONA USED FAKE TAX PAPER FOR ZESCO PROJECT’ By CHARLES MUSONDA
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WITNESS has testified that Mwamona Engineering Technical Services (METS) used a fake Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) tax clearance certificate to get a contract worth K14 million from Zesco Limited. Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) investigations officer Ferguson Kombe said this yesterday before Principal Resident Magistrate Mwaka Mikalile in a matter METS board chairman Chishimba Kambwili is charged with his son Mwamba and two ZRA employees with obtaining pecuniary advantage. They are charged with 37 counts of possessing more than K6 million suspected to be proceeds of crime, and uttering a false document to a public officer. The two ZRA officers Brano Lukwesa Musonda and Mulenga Kapilima, who are based in Kitwe, are charged with preparing the alleged false tax clear-
Fake WARMA officials exposed THE Water Resources Management Authority (WARMA) has warned the public that there are unscrupulous individuals purporting to be its workers. These were installing bulk water meters on domestic boreholes without its knowledge and consent. WARMA Public Relations Officer, Joshua Kapila, stated that the unscrupulous individuals were taking advantage of the unsuspecting residents to enter private premises with the aim of conducting criminal activities. This is contained a statement issued yesterday. Mr Kapila stated that such unscrupulous individuals were not employees or agents of WARMA. He explained that WARMA has only directed all commercial users of water to install bulk water meters. Mr Kapila informed the public that it is not a requirement for domestic borehole users to install bulk water meters. “Furthermore, WARMA would like to warn such individuals to desist from conducting themselves in such dubious and deceptive criminal activities because if caught, they will face the full wrath of the law,” he warned. He appealed to residents to report any suspected individuals involved in such illegal activities to the nearest Police Station or WARMA. – ZANIS.
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ance certificate to show that METS was tax compliant when in fact not. Testifying in the matter, Mr. Kombe said his investigations revealed that METS was owing ZRA about K3.1 million in unpaid tax returns and could therefore only be issued with a tax clearance certificate for one to three months and not the one for the full year. He said only the ZRA commissioner-general should de-
cide whether or not to issue the certificate upon being satisfied with legal arrangements and not a junior officer. Mr. Kombe said his investigations also revealed that METS had no “time to pay agreement” with ZRA. He said his investigations also revealed that ZRA has no record or trace of the tax clearance certificate dated March 4, 2014 issued to METS as such documents are officially issued
in triplicates. Mr. Kombe said during interviews at ACC, Musonda admitted that the certificate would have been issued at the advice of Kapilima and that he admitted signing on it. He said Zesco Limited paid Mwamona U$1.6 million as advance payment for the contract, which included construction of 33 settlers’ houses and 34 VIP toilets at the 14.8 megawatts Lunzua hydro power project in Mpulungu. Mr. Kombe said Mwamona was also receiving huge sums of money from China Henan International Corporation for the subcontract it was awarded to work on the Mansa-Luwingu road and township roads in Mansa and Luwingu. Mr. Kombe said there was about US$467, 000 that China Henan deposited in METS’ account held at Finance Bank Zambia Luanshya branch out of which US$341, 000 was withdrawn and transferred to a named Chinese national.
HH making killing claims to elicit sympathy, says PF By NATION REPORTER HAKAINDE Hichilema is eliciting for sympathy from the electorate by making cheap accusations that the state is plotting to kill him when he is not even a factor, Patriotic Front (PF) Secretary-General Davies Mwila has said. Mr Mwila said no one wanted to kill the UPND presidentand that his allegations were baseless. "As far as the party in power is concerned, no one wants to kill him. Kill him for what? He is only saying this because he wants to get sympathy from the people as always," he said Mr Mwila said Mr Hichilema comes up with the same wide
allegations whenever elections were around the corner. He said Mr Hichilema suffers from election fever whenever polls draw nearer and would start making unjustified claims.. “We know these lies, they always come up when it’s election time,” Mr Mwila said. He said Zambia was a democratic state that allowed people to participate in a democracy favourably. Mr Mwila said the UPND leader had been losing elections since 2006 and wondered who would want to take out such a person from an election. Mr Hichilema claimed that there were schemes to arrest and poison him and later claim
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‘M’membe has no moral right to talk about Lungu’ By SIMON MUNTEMBA FRED M'membe should be the last person to talk about getting rid of President Edgar Lungu's Government because his record as proprietor of the defunct Post Newspaper leaves much to be desired, former UPND deputy spokesperson Edwin Lifwekelo has said. Mr Lifwekelo said the damage that Dr M'membe caused to several innocent Zambians through his malicious editorials were so significant that no sane Zambian would trust him. He added that Dr M'membe was a sadist who used the Post Newspaper to launch a full-throttle attacks on highly respected former Presidents out of personal envy. He was reacting to sentiments by Dr M'membe that, “we can get rid of a Lungu, the same way we got rid of a Kaunda and Banda." But Mr Lifwekelo however said: “Fred M’membe should just shut up because he is, on moral grounds, one to start talking
about getting rid of others when he is known to be a tax evader,” Mr Lifwekelo said. “Remember, this is a man who was dedicated to publishing fake news and malicious articles against former Presidents like RB and FTJ because of his personal envy. He wanted to control all the Presidents using his paper but after failing to control President Lungu, he has been so bitter,”
"Remember, this is a man who was dedicated to publishing fake news and malicious articles against former Presidents like RB and FTJ because of his personal envy. He wanted to control all the Presidents using his paper but after failing to control President Lungu, he has been so bitter," he said. He said the Socialist Party leader thought he was a small god when he was in charge of the defunct Post Newspaper, further challenging him to explain his role in the Development Bank of Zambia loan debacle and his tax evasion case.
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Cabinet approves Covid-19 vaccine By OLIVER SAMBOKO CABINET has approved the Covid-19 vaccine programme under the free Corvax facility spearheaded by UNICEF. Health Minister, Jonas Chanda, said a Cabinet meeting that was held on Wednesday to deliberate on Zambia's acquisition, deployment and financing of Covid-19 vaccine approved that the country should undertake the programme. “This follows Government approval in principle to adopt a Corvax vaccine programme as one of the key pillars in mitigating the impact of Covid-19 on the health and social economic of citizens especially the vulnerable in society,” he said. Dr Chanda said under the Corvax facility, 3, 676, 791 eligible Zambians above the age of 18 will have to be earmarked for the vaccination,. This translates 20 percent of the 46 percent of the eligible population of 8, 438, 118. He said health front workers, the police, security, teachers, traditional leaders, clergy, marketeers, traders, bus drivers and truck drivers will be given priority. Dr Chanda said the remaining 26 percent eligible population will be covered under the Governmentsponsored vaccination
programme and other mechanisms. He added that Government was still awaiting advice from the World Health Organisation and others on vaccination of persons below 18 years because currently, no country was vaccinating that category. Dr Chanda said globally, the Covid -19 vaccine had been seen as a way out of the pandemic and as way to reduce further transmission of the virus. He said government would remain open to receiving support from other countries and cooperating partners in covering the remaining population that will not be covered by the free Corvax programmr. Meanwhile, Dr Chanda announced that the country has in the last 24 hours recorded 325 new cases out of 7, 646 tests conducted, bringing the cumulative number of confirmed cases recorded to date to 87, 318. Dr Chanda said four new deaths were recorded in Lusaka and North-Western provinces, bringing the cumulative number of Covid-19 related deaths to 1, 191. He said a combined 278 discharges were recorded from both the Covid-19 isolation facilities and home management, bringing the cumulative number of recoveries to 83, 895.
DEC busts fake cash scheme … South African, Zambian nabbed
By LINDA SOKO TEMBO A SOUTH African and Zambian have been arrested for money laundering involving over K6 million and US$140, 000. Simphiwe Cyprian Gewensa, 24 and Mubanga Mwale, a 32-year-old Zambian were arrested by the Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) working with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). DEC Public Relations Officer, Theresa Katongo said Gewensa, a financial controller at Earn Mo Holding was arrested with Mwale for various offences under the Securities Act No. 41 of 2016. The South African was operating under Earn Mo Digital Marketing and Advertising Limited. Ms Katongo said the suspects allegedly obtained over K6, 946, 945 and over US$143, 810. From various people, pretending that the money would legitimately earn a predetermined interest of up to 100 percent per month
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when in fact not. "The DEC has since seized K608, 615 and US$13,620 in cash from the suspects," she said. She has since warned the public not to invest in such schemes as they risked losing their money. Ms Katongo said the DEC had received many complaints from the victims who had invested their money in some institutions.
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AUDIT MINERAL EXPORTS From Page 1 “It’s very good for the government to intervene in mines that are operating contrary to the wishes of the people of Zambia but it’s at the same time important that Mopani begins to operate at optimal level. There is also need for KCM to start operating at 100 percent because the country is losing much needed forex at a time when metal prices are at their highest,” Dr Haabazoka said. And Dr Haabazoka urged Government to establish why the country was not deriving maximum benefits from exports of copper and cobalt whose prices had risen significantly on the international market. He observed that the country had not recorded any significant increase in foreign exchange inflows even when Government had suspended debt service for the last eight months. Dr Haabazoka said Zambia today had more mines than ever before with manganese, gold and other minerals being mined alongside copper and cobalt He said prices of copper and cobalt which account
for 78 percent of foreign exchange inflows were currently trading around US$9,147 per tonne and US$52,000 per tonne respectively. “Two years ago, Cobalt prices plummeted to under $27, 000 but today they are trading above $52, 000 per tonne,” he said. He said answers must be provided where billions of money Zambia was currently making from copper and cobalt were going to. Dr Haabazoka wondered that Zambia had not been making debt payments since mid-last year and yet revenue from copper and cobalt was not significant. “Despite the numerous small medium and large scale mines operating in the country, Zambia has been unable to see any positive effect on the economy be it exchange rate or tax inflows,” he said. Dr Haabazoka said: “When you drive from Kapiri Mposhi up to Solwezi all you see are trucks! Trucks full of mineral resources! “The big question is, where is the forex and all the money from copper, cobalt, gold and manganese mining going to?” he questioned.
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LL our NDC candidates will stand on the UPND Alliance ticket in the August 12 general elections and for Chishimba Kambwili's son, Mwamba, I think he is an independent candidate, acting NDC president Joseph Akafumba has said. Mr Akafumba assured the aspiring candidates that they were safe in the UPND Alliance. "NDC is not fielding any
candidates under NDC ticket this August 12, 2021, but all our candidates will stand on UPND Alliance," Mr Akafumba said. He said the so-called office bearers meeting held in Luanshya on Tuesday that was chaired by Mr Charles Kabwita, a committee member, was illegal and should be ignored. Mr Akafumba said all office bearers should have received notices for the meeting but none did. He emphasised: "No one is
standing on NDC ticket but on UPND Alliance." Mr Akafumba warned that the national convention which the Kambwili faction was organising for tomorrow was illegal because he has no mandate to call for the meeting. He said now that NDC has been granted an ex-parte order of interim injunction restraining Mr Kambwili from masquerading as party president, members should ignore him. Mr Akafumba said Mr
Hatembos abduction barbaric, cage perpetrators - Chiefs From Page 1 Chief Luchembe also said there was need for government investigative wings to step up investigations and get to the bottom of the matter. He said security wings should thoroughly probe the source of the disappearance of
the Hatembos and that there should be no sacred cows. And Chief Mulilo said the abduction of the Hatembo family called on the nation to look up to God in prayer. He said not even politics should make people disappear in the manner the Hatembos had vanished. Earlier, Bible Gospel Church
in Africa (BICOCA) general overseer, Bishop Peter Ndhlovu said the country should observe the national day of prayer and fasting for the missing Hatembo family members. It is almost two months since Pheluna Hatembo and her brother disappeared and now her cerebral palsy afflict-
We’ll ensure locals benefit from new mines - President Lungu By SIMON MUNTEMBA MY government remains committed to ensuring that local communities begin to benefit from the opening up of the new mines, President Edgar Lungu has said. And President Lungu reiterated his government’s appreciation of the targeted review team for unearthing the best practices in both tourism and mining sectors and the recommendations provided will be prioritised accordingly, under short, medium and long-term cat-
By AARON CHIYANZO MEALIE-MEAL prices are expected to start dropping towards the end of April until they reach their lowest in July or August this year, Agriculture Minister Michael Katambo has said. Mr Katambo said Government had allowed millers with their own maize who meet an agreed criteria to export 20 percent of their mealie meal. He said at a media briefingin Lusaka yesterday that the maize stock figures in the country including what FRA was
egories. President Lungu said this yesterday during the virtual 30th session of the heads of State and Government of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) forum. President Lungu was among several African heads of State and representatives of Government who attended the 30th session of the heads of State and Government of the APRM forum. President Lungu who followed the session virtually was accompanied by Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Malanji, Minister of Justice
Given Lubinda, and special assistant to the President for press and public relations Issac Chipampe among other senior Government officials. Later, President Lungu presented reports on the contribution of tourism and mineral resources to the economy of Zambia delivered on his behalf by Mr Malanji. He stated that heritage In the mining sector, he said, Zambia had been progressing very well with the opening of new mines in the North-Western Province where large deposits of cop-
per were discovered. He said Zambia stood ready to learn and use best practices from other countries to address the issues raised in both reports. Mr Lungu however, said the benefits of the discovery of copper products have not fully permeated to the local people, as observed and alluded to in the report. Meanwhile, chairperson of APRM, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa called for unity among African countries as the continent collectively pursues the Africa Agenda 2063.
Mealie-meal prices to drop holding for strategic reserves, indicated that the country was food secure. The maize stocks, he said, would last up to end of October, this year. Mr Katambo said initial reports of the ongoing 2020/2021 Crop Forecast Survey indicate that the country’s production of major crops was on the rise. The minister added that the country was expected to be food secure into the 2021/2022 agricultural
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season. He however urged millers who were eying the strategic grain reserves held by the Food Reserve Agency to understand that strategic grain reserves were for relief purposes only. Mr Katambo said since the months of January, February and March when the mealie meal prices normally reach their peak had passed, prices were expected to remain stable. He said the prices would start dropping towards
the end of April until they reach their lowest in July/ August, 2021. Mr Katambo said Government would continue to regularly monitor maize stock levels in the country and the priority was to ensure that the country was food secure and that any export programme does not affect domestic supply and pricing. And MAZ president, Andrew Chintala, said participating millers would sign an agreement with
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ed 35-year-old daughter is ill, vomiting blood and pus. The daughter, Nasilele Nyambe, was on Tuesday escorted to the Choma General Hospital by her elder sister Abigail who pleaded with abductors to release their mother. The last time they saw their mother was when she was bundled into a vehicle to Lusaka where she signed a statement condemning her lawyers for indicating an intention to appeal against a ruling that dispossessed them of their 2000-hectare farm to Mr Hakainde Hichilema.
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Government committing to ensure that local prices of mealie meal remain relatively stable during this programme. Mr Chintala said for a miller to participate on the current programme, he ought to have at least two to three months of maize stock verified by a team of Governments officers and MAZ officials. He said the export programme would earn the country the much-needed foreign exchange from the export markets as it would increase the mealie meal production capacity or mill utilisation from 60 percent, on average.
ZAMBIANS should reject leaders that have overstayed in their positions, the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) has said. And YALI has disclosed that young people aspirng for leadership positions are being threatened of being bewitched by elder leaders. Speaking in an interview in Lusaka yesterday, YALI President Andrew Ntewewe said his organisation was happy that Kabwata MP Given Lubinda had decided not to recontest the seat. Mr Ntewewe said there must be entry and exit mechanism in leadership so that there was a smooth transition. "From a YALI's point of view, we commend Hon Lubinda for his decision not to recontest the Kabwata seat in this year's election. Emulate Hon Lubinda and hand over the leadership mantle to fresh blood," Mr Ntewewe said. Mr Ntewewe said young people had the potential of contributing to the development of the country given a chance. He said it was important for leaders who have served for a long time to step aside so that emerging leaders can take over from them. "They are a number of ways of how the veteran politicians can contribute to the development of the country because of their experience. They have been there for a long time and they can still contribute even when they leave office," he said. Meanwhile, Mr Ntewewe disclosed that YALI had continued receiving reports and complaints from young people with leadership aspirations that they were being threatened with witchcraft by elders, a situation he said was unfortunate.
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MINING IN RIGHT HANDS THERE is nothing wrong with Government taking charge of the country’s mineral resources if they are for the well-being of the nation. It is therefore ironic that there are some sceptical Zambians who still want to question why Government should want to take control of some mining companies. When one studies the conduct of some of the foreign multinationals who have operated mining companies, it borders on criminality. Government had to put a stop to this and it could only do so by ensuring that control of the mining companies reverted to the owners – Zambians. What is there to sing about Mopani Copper Mines (MCM) when the majority shareholder Glencore International wanted to abandon operations at the first major hurdle – Covid-19 – claiming that it could not sustain operations to the effects of the global pandemic? It was prepared to dump thousands of miners and workers from those line companies that depend on the mining firm on the streets, and put the company on care and maintenance. But Government put its foot down and rejected their proposal. Now there is not only a glimmer of hope but a positive atmosphere because Government has through ZCCM-IH assumed 100 percent control of the mining firm. This is a stance backed by major stakeholders – trade unions in the mining industry. Economic Association of Zambia president Dr Lubinda Haabazoka added his voice, saying Government is on the right track to gain control of some mines and be in charge of resources and major decision-making. As Dr Haabazoka said, the government intervention would ensure mines begin to operate at optimal level. He said with Government control, MCM and Konkola Copper Mines would start operating at 100 percent and ensure the country stopped losing the much needed foreign exchange because metal prices were at their highest. It is an open secret that Zambians were taken for a ride because they could not see the benefits from the assets they thought were theirs. The mining companies used every trick up their sleeve to avoid paying taxes, distorted export figures and connived with foreign-based subsidiaries to cheat on prices. No wonder the Zambia Revenue Authority was forced to take the mining company to court. The result? Mopani was ordered to refund ZRA almost US$13 million after it ruled that the mining company had not been honest in its dealings. But as Dr Haabazoka observed, with Government control, MCM and Konkola Copper Mines would start operating at 100 percent and ensure the country stopped losing the much needed foreign exchange because metal prices were at their highest. Zambians now hold destiny in their hands for Mopani is under their control and they must ensure that it succeeds. As a minority shareholder, ZCCM-IH did not have a strong voice to influence major decisions that had a bearing on the future and stability of the country. That has changed after buying out Glencore. Zambians must now begin to see the benefits of being in charge of the mines, not just through job security but helping the country’s economy pick up. The bottom line though is that mining is in the right hands and with this, there should be no room for failure.
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NIVERSITIES that have been closed for operating illegally should be compelled to refund students because many suffer to reclaim their dues, Copperbelt University Student’s Union president Shadreck Mumba has said. Mr Mumba said that students were not at fault and should therefore not be left destitute after the universities were shut. He said in an interview that students enrolled according to how universities advertised their programmes. Recently, the Higher Education Authority (HEA) closed five higher learning institutions for operating illegally. The five are Elpalate University in Lusaka, Landmark University in Lusaka and Shalom University in Kitwe.
Others are Shaphat University in Lusaka and Yesbud University also in Lusaka. Mr Mumba said parents were desperate to educate their children hence they send them to universities without knowing that such institutions were not registered. “Parents want to take their children to universities and struggle to find money to pay fees that have gone up but unfortunately some people are opening schools without proper documentation and facilities,” he said. Mr Mumba welcomed the move to shut down the universities and called on Government to ensure that all universities were genuine. He observed that if not checked, the mushrooming of universities would lead to falling education standards in the country. Mr Mumba said that the
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HEA should be conducting routine inspections of private universities to ensure compliancy. The HEA also revoked the six postgraduate degrees in the field of transformational leadership that were conferred by Twin Palm Leadership University at a graduation ceremony held in April, last year. This followed an investigation conducted into the circumstances under which the degrees were awarded.
Police hunt for unregistered vehicles By BUUMBA CHIMBULU POLICE will soon conduct a countrywide operation to clamp down all unregistered vehicles which have been imported into the country. Some unregistered vehicles are being used in criminal activities. This will be a joint operation with the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) and Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) aimed at bringing to book all those that would fail to register their motor vehicles. Last week, ZRA impounded 74 vehicles for dubiously entering Zambia, having questionable clearance papers and expiry of temporally importation certificates in an exercise conducted in three districts. Commenting on this, Police Inspector General, Kakoma Kanganja, said he had observed an increase in the number of unregistered motor vehicles on public roads which in some instances were being used in criminal activities as perpetrators easily elude justice. Mr Kanganja said it was for this reason that the trio would conduct a joint operation countrywide. “Registration of motor vehicles is essential as it allows for easy identification and tracing when used in criminal activities or when involved in road traffic violations such as hit and run road traffic accidents. “According to section 11 of the Road Traffic Act, any motor vehicle that has been imported into the country
should be registered within 14 days, failure to which such a motor vehicle should be impounded and the owner charged for failing to register a motor vehicle,” he said in a statement. Mr Kanganja urged those without proper motor vehicle clearance documentation to take advantage of the grace period announced by ZRA to acquire proper documents before the end of the grace period. ZRA Commissioner General, Kingsley Chanda, last week announced the introduction of a mini tax amnesty to owners of the impounded vehicles to clear their dues before May 15, 2021, with-
out penalties and interest, after which they risked losing them. Mr Chanda said ZRA had opted to give a grace period and allow the owners of the impounded vehicles to have their vehicles legitimately cleared into the country after paying principal taxes. “Please note that no penalties or interest will be charged, and no other administrative sanctions will be applied. “Therefore, anyone driving a vehicle with questionable clearance documents should take advantage of this rare gesture to normalise their importation,” Mr Chanda said.
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‘Dethroned’ Shakumbila clings to the throne By GRACE CHAILELESOETSA DETHRONED Senior Chief Shakumbila, Patrick Chibamba, says the meeting where Netta Shakumbila was selected as his replacement is illegal and against the customary law of the Sala people. Mr Chibamba insists that the Shakumbila Royal Family does not and cannot work in isolation in the selection or dethronement of a chief. In this matter, Mr Chibamba who is alleged to have been dethroned from the throne for gross misconduct, is seeking a declaration that he is the reigning Senior Chief Shakumbila of the Sala people. Mr Chibamba is seeking an order of injunction restraining the defendants from continuing to interfere with the execution of his chiefly duties of the Shakumbila chiefdom. The same application is seeking an order to stop any further attempt to dethrone him as Senior Chief Shakumbila of the Sala. He is seeking damages, costs and any other relief the court may seem fit. Mr Chibamba has cited Ms Netta Shakumbila, member of the royal family, Mr Ackson Shibalanga and a resident of Mumbwa, Mr Edgar Mwambula as defendants in the matter. In an affidavit in reply to affidavit in opposition to summons for an order of injunction, Mr Chibamba stated that the alleged dethronement on October 11, last year was of no effect as the three defendants purportedly exercise powers which they did not possess . He added that the trio acted in total disregard to the customs and traditions of the Sala people over the removal of a reigning Senior Chief. Mr Chibamba accused Ms Netta of eying the throne since he was installed as she had been claiming that she was the right heir to the throne when in fact not.
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ZAMBIA RECORDS TRADE SURPLUS By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ZAMBIA'S total trade in February increased by 58.2 percent to K25.2 billion. Zambia Statistics Agency Interim Statistician General, Mulenga Musepa, said this at the monthly bulleting briefing in Lusaka yesterday. Mr Musepa said cumulative total trade increased by 68.2 percent to K50.90 billion in February 2021 compared to K30.26 billion in February in 2020. "A trade surplus of K8.1 billion was recorded in February 2021 compared to the January 2021 surplus of K9.3 billion, driven by an increase in imports coupled with a fall in exports," he said. Mr Musepa said exports mainly comprising domestically produced goods, decreased by 5.1 per cent to K16.6 billion in February 2021 from K17.5 billion in January 2020. This increase was mainly on account of a 4.6 per cent and 31.6 per cent decrease in export earnings from intermediate goods and raw materials. He said the total trade for the period January to February 2021 was K 50.90 billion while that of 2020 for the same period was K30.26 billion, representing a 68.2 per cent increase.
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EU hails Zambia for being peaceful By SIMON MUNTEMBA THE European Union (EU) has hailed Zambia for being a peaceful and stable country in Southern Africa. EU Ambassador, Jacek Jankowski, said he was hopeful that Zambia would maintain its position as a peaceful and stable country in the region. Mr Jankowski said this in Lusaka yesterday during a political annual dialogue in accordance with Article 8 of the Agreement between the EU and ACP countries (Africa, Caribbean and Pacific). Yesterday, Zambia held a political dialogue with the EU and its member states. The meeting was co-chaired by Minister of Foreign Affairs, Joseph Malanji, and Mr Jankowski. Participants included the Ministers of Home Affairs Stephem Kampyongo, Justice (Given Lubinda), National Development Planning (Alexander Chiteme), Lands and Natural Resources (Jean Kapata), and Permanent Secretaries from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Health, Finance and the Office of the Vice President Others were the Ambassadors of the Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy and Sweden. In his opening remarks, Mr Malanji said: ‘‘since the introduction of multiparty democracy in 1991, subsequent Administrations of the Republic ENGLISH of Zambia have upheld our commitment to democratic principles, which include the regular holding of peaceful elections.”
Tobacco firms pays over K200m taxes By BUUMBA CHIMBULU
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INFLATION RISES TO 22.8 PERCENT By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ZAMBIA’S March annual inflation rate has increased to 22.8 percent from 22.2 percent recorded the previous month. This is on account of increase in prices of food and non-food item, says Zambia Statistics Agency Interim Statistician, Mulenga Musepa. “This means that on average, prices of goods and services increased by 22.8 per cent between March 2020 and March 2021. “The increase in the annual rate of inflation is attributed to price increases in food and non-food items,” he said yesterday in Lusaka at the media briefing In terms of contribution to annual inflation, food and non-alcoholic beverages accounted for 14.9 percentage
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selected food and non-food items. In addition, monthly food inflation decreased to 1.6 per cent from 2.7 per cent in February 2021 due to deceleration in the inflation of food items such as mealie meal, maize grain, rice, frozen fish, dried Kapenta, pineapples, avocado, tomatoes, green beans and maize cob. However, monthly non-food inflation decreased to 1.9 per cent from 2.3 per cent the previous month due to prices movements of as household textiles. Mr Musepa said Northern Province posted the highest annual inflation at 35.8 per cent followed by Central province at 28.8 per cent. Northern Province recorded the lowest contribution of 0.8 percentage points.
THE British American Tobacco (BAT) Zambia has paid K207.2 million in various taxes to Government for the period ending December 2020. BAT continues to be a key contributor to the Government’s treasury through the payment of excise, corporate tax, Value Added Tax (VAT), Pay-As-You- Earn (PAYE) and Withholding taxes. This is according to the financial statement for the period ended December 2020 posted on the Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE). BAT Company secretary, Zoe Chisanga Chiliboyi, said the firm had paid K207.2 million in 2020 in various taxes to Government from K149.3 million the previous year, representing an increase of 38.8 per cent year on year. Ms Chiliboyi said the company continued to grow its operating profit despite the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic. “We recorded an increase in turnover of 48.8 per cent amounting to K343.2 million during the period under review compared to the K230.6 million recorded in the same period in 2019. Ms Chiliboyi said the total cost of operations increased by 36. 5 per cent to K288.9 million reflecting the in the cost of production. She said the increase in operating costs was mainly driven by the cost of tobacco leaf and wrapping material imports. For the period ended December 31, 2020, she said the Company made a loss before taxation of K36.9 million compared to a loss before taxation in 2019 of K25.1 million. Ms Chiliboyi said the increase was largely attributed to higher finance costs in 2020 due to the Company’s borrowing facility being denominated in United States dollar, and the Zambian Kwacha depreciation during the year.
Address wheat sub-sector Address wheat sub-sector bottlenecks, state urged bottlenecks, state urged
A CLEAR review of the wheat sub-sector Currency Buying Selling is urgently needed to address some of USD 22.0202 22.0702 the bottlenecks as it “CTPD therefore feels that this provides complete value By BUUMBA CHIMBULU is a huge market that Zambia can GBP 30.1941 30.2693 chain opportunities. A CLEAR review of the wheat leverage vis-a -vis the African ConThe chain starts from sub-sector is urgently needed to tinental Free Trade Area AgreeEUR 26.0477 26.1113 input supply, primary address some of the bottlenecks ment, but this should start with a production and to value as it provides complete value genuine desire to put our policy house in order,” Dr Manda said. ZAR 1.4857 1.4902 addition in the food chain opportunities. Dr Manda observed that the industry. The chain starts from input supcurrent Government policy conply, primary production and to A clear multi-stakeholder tinued to stifle the development of value addition in the food indusnational wheat coordination the wheat sub-sector. FEATURED LME PRICES try. arrangement which spells Notice is hereby given that the Forum for Democracy and Democracy (FFD) is now receiving He said policy oscillation from A clear multi-stakeholder na- imposing import bans to lifting out how decisions are as Parliamentary, applications from interested individuals wishing to be considered for adoption tional wheat coordination arPer Tonne US$:Government, Mayoral and Council made and by which actors 12th August, it, and to poor producer support Local Chairperson candidate in the forthcoming rangement which spells out how indicated that despite the huge driven by what evidence is With population projections alone, wheatand consumption decisions are made by which economic potential of the wheat, 2021 General Elections. missing. Aluminium 2,040.00 in Sub-Saharan Africa is expected to increase at an is the commodity would continue actors driven by what evidence This is according to the even faster rate in the coming decades missing. to play peripheral role in Zambia’s Application Centre for Trade Policy This is according to the Centre quest for agriculture and economCopper Fees 5,823.00 and surtax charges at 15 the development of the “With population and Development (CTPD) for Trade Policy and Development ic diversification. 1. Parliamentary: K2,500.00 percent and five percent, wheatResearcher sub-sector. projections alone, wheat (CTPD) Senior Trade Senior Researcher Trade Dr Manda cited that across sevZinc 2,435.50 respectively. He said policy oscillation consumption in Sub-and Development, Simon Manda. 2. Mayoral: K500.00and Development, Simon eral countries in sub-Saharan AfDr Manda Government This, he explained, fromsaid imposing import Saharan Africa is expected Manda. rica, Zambia continued to experiNickel 12,475.00 with institutions as it, Zambia 3. Council Chairperson: K350.00 Dr Manda said affected notprices only wheat bans tosuch lifting and to ence high to increase at an even wheat into mills National Farmers Union, support Millers (around US$450 compared throughput, but also to Anpoor producer faster rate in the coming Government with 4.Lead Councilors: K200.00 Association of Zambia and Grain 2,086.00 US$280), accompanied extent to which the by indicated that despite thegola’s the to institutions such as Zambia decades: 770,000 MT Traders Association, among others duty and surtax charges at 15 persector could realise its full huge economic potential of 1.28 million MT per year National Farmers Union, should be able to draw a wheat- cent and five percent, respectively. AllTin those interested to contest on the18,750.00 Forum for DemocracyMillers and Democracy Ticket potential. the wheat, the commodity between 2020 and 2030. Association (FFD) of based coordination arrangement. This, he explained, affected not “Between 2016 and would continuethat to play “CTPD therefore feels must contact the National Secretary, Mr. Nathan Mulonga, Mobile 413 621; FDD Zambia No. and 0977n Grain Traders He said in a statement the only wheat throughput, but2020, also Zambiatoexperienced peripheral role in Zambia’s that this is a huge market Aluminium Alloy coordination arrangement should Secretariat, Lot No. 54, Mwambula 1,515.00 Road, Off Central Street, Jesmondine, P.O. Box 30456, Association, among others the extent which the an sector wheat deficit of for policy agriculture and couldannual that Zambia can leverage ensure thatquest existing should should be able to draw a realise its full potential. LUSAKA actors of the wheat about 54 metric economic diversification. vis-a -vis the Africannot make some “Between 2016 and tons, 2020, yet ZamNASAAC 1,610.00 wheat-based coordination value chain Dr better off cited at thethat ex- bia experienced an annual wheat a policy focus on import Manda Continental Free Trade arrangement. For further information contact the following: pense others.several countries deficitand of about metric tons, yet export54bans continue Area Agreement, but this of theacross He said in a statement Cobalt 64,500.00 “With population projections a policy focuseffect on import and ex1. Organising Secretary, Mr. Elijah Kamfwa on Mobile No.that +260 0977 684 428 to take at different in sub-Saharan Africa, should start with a genuine the coordination alone, wheat consumption in port bans continue to take effect times. Zambia continued to desire to put our policy 2. Gold Information and Publicity Secretary, Mr. Caesar Liteta on Mobile No. +260 966 577 220 arrangement should 1,193.50 Sub-Saharan Africa is expected to at different times. “Surprisingly, highrate wheat house in order,” Dr Manda ensure that existing policy increase atexperience an even faster in “Surprisingly, thesethese policy repolicy restrictions continue prices into mills (around said. should not make some the coming decades: 770,000 MT strictions continue to be advanced National Secretariat Steel Scrap 316.00 * to be advanced without eviUS$450 Dr Manda observed to that 1.28 million MT compared per year be- without systematic research actors of the wheat value systematic Angola’s the current Government dence,” Dr Mandaresearch said. tween 2020to and 2030. US$280), chain better off at the
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NGO OFFEERS TO NEGOTIATE DEBT RELIEF FOR ZAMBIA By NATION REPORTER THE State of the African Diaspora (SOAD) has pledged to help Zambia negotiate for debt cancellation. SOAD has indicated that it was ready to engage African States, Kingdoms and territories to pay off debts which Africa owes to multinational and multilateral global institutions. SOAD Roving Ambassador, Edgar Ngoma, said there must be a Cooperation Agreement signed between SOAD and each individual African State as sovereignty demands before embarking on debt relief processes. Dr Ngoma said the organisation was willing and agree-
able to help Zambia offset all her total debt. He said this during a meeting with KWACHA Alliance leader, Edwin Sakala when he paid a courtesy call on him. “Infact, if only Zambia signs up promptly, she stands to be the first as a model of having her debt eliminated completely. “It is in public domain that SOAD Finance Minister, Chief Timothy McPherson, during a TV interview on South Africa Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) NEWS decreed and declared to pay off Zambia’s full debt immediately,” he said. And Mr. Sakala expressed happiness with the news and pledged to help Zambia get on the debt cancellation pro-
Mr. Edwin Sakala (left) ZDDM President with Dr. Edgar Ng'oma SOAD Roving Ambassador at SOAD Zambia mission office in Lusaka Zambia. Picture by KATUNGA NGOMA.
gram. Mr Sakala, who is Zambia Direct Democracy Movement (ZDDM) president announced his intention to hold a press conference and invite
the diplomatic community where he would make a statement on the decree SOAD had made to eliminate the country’s debt.
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LAMPING down Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) is critical for financing Zambia's economic recovery amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. This is according to the Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) Senior Researcher, Public Financial Management, Gabriel Pollen. A 2020 report prepared by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development indicates that about US$88.6 billion left Africa in illicit capital flight. Dr Pollen therefore observed the clamping down IFFs was an option worth considering in enhancing domestic resource mobilisation for Zambia and other African countries especially with the onset of Covid-19. This, he explained, could assist in generating resources needed to address the current Covid-19 pandemic. He said this yesterday in Lusaka during the 2021 IFFs Conference held un-
JOB SEEKING YOUTHS SWINDLED OVER 100 youths have been swindled of thousands of Kwacha by people who promised to secure them employment in the Zambia Army. Central Province Commissioner of Police, Chola Katanga said 118 youths, among them 41 females, were apprehended near Kapiri Glass Factory as they tried to make their way to ABTA Zambia Army Training Camp in Kapiri Mposhi on Tuesday, March 23, 2021 around 02:30 hours. "Police in Kapiri received a
der the theme "IFFs and Debt in Africa within the Covid-19 Pandemic." He said domestic revenue losses were a significant drain in development. Africa, Dr Pollen said, was affected more than all other continents due to the scourge of IFFs, thereby losing out on revenue for development. CTPD acting Executive Director, Moscanne Hampongo, expressed concern at the way countries such as Zambia had prioritised debt servicing to CLAMPING down of IFFs. Zambia's external debt currently stands at US$12.75 billion. Mr Hampongo said debt serving had undermined support to other sectors of the economy, including dealing with IFFs. At the same function, AFRODAD Policy Analyst, Michael Zuze, said IFFs had continued to hamper Africa's growth. Mr Zuze said the conference therefore presented an opportunity for participants to find ways on how to clamp down IFFs. report that there was a group of youths who mobilised and wanted to go to ABTA Training Centre Camp in Kapiri near Kalweo for unknown reasons," Mr Katanga said. He said it was established that they were swindled out of money and promised jobs in the Zambia Army by persons yet to be identified. Mr Katanga said the youth were swindled individually of money in the range of K7, 000 and K15, 000 by some unscrupulous people. He said the victims who were from Lusaka, Kabwe, Serenje, Mkushi, Solwezi, Copperbelt and Kapiri Mposhi have all been released after being sensitized and cautioned to be careful of criminal elements.-ZANIS.
AG acts to improve audits By KETRA KALUNGA THE Auditor General’s office will improve the quality of audits after signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Price Water House Coopers (PwC), a tax services firm. The agreement is aimed at enhancing the technical capacity of the office of the Auditor General which is the supreme audit institution of the country. Auditor General, Dick Sichembe, said the agreement would improve the quality of audits and enhance transparency and accountability in the management of public resources. Dr Sichembe said the partnership would help his office to move with the changing trends because the types and standards of audits were ev-
er-changing. He was speaking yesterday during the signing of the MOU. Dr Sichembe stated that the Covid-19 pandemic has taught the world to embrace new ways of conducting public audits. The Auditor-General said in order to move with the changing times, his office has partnered with PwC in various types of audit engagements that would add value to operations. Dr Sichembe said during the time of the agreement, his office would among other things identify audit engagements under its mandate for collaboration with PwC. He said PwC would facilitate capacity in the use and application of information and communication technology (ICT) for the effective delivery of audits.
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KELENGI Member of Parliament (MP) Elijah Muchima is trying to prove relevance to his party by alleging that the Patriotic Front (PF) has captured the police service, PF deputy national chairperson Davies Chama has said. Mr Chama said in an interview that the allegations by Mr Muchima that the ruling
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party had captured the police service, were baseless. He said that Mr Muchima has realised that he has not done much for his constituency hence he is accusing the PF so that he can be readopted now that it is elections time. “Mr. Muchima has run out
of ideas and you know it is time for elections maybe it is because he has not delivered for his constituency so he is making useless and baseless statements so that he can be readopted. “These are statements without facts, where have you seen cadres in police sta-
tions or taking over the work of the police or any other security wing?” he wondered. He said President Edgar Lungu who is also the PF President cannot allow lawlessness in the party. Mr Chama who is also Defense Minister, wondered why Mr Muchima was drag-
ging the PF in his issue when he made it clear that it was the police that were stopping him from campaigning in Ikelengi. Mr Muchima has alleged that the PF has captured the police service. He accused the police of not being professional and that every time he wants to go round his constituency, he is stopped by the police while PF aspiring candidates were moving around freely.
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L/stone in Covid-19 fight boost By ANDREW MUKOMA PEOPLES' Process on Housing and Poverty in Zambia (PPHPZ) has called for partnership with Government in the fight against the Covid-19. (PPHPZ) Country Director, Nelson Ncube, noted that Covid-19 had continued to take its toll in Zambia and hence the need for concerted efforts from all stakeholders in the fight against the pandemic. Mr Ncube said they were focused on raising awareness and educating grassroots on the pandemic, hygiene promotion, skill development and livelihood support. Mr Ncube said at the time the world was grappling with the Covid-19, the need for access to clean, reliable should be prioritised. He was speaking during flagship ceremony of the donated Covid-19 materials in Livingstone on Wednesday. And Livingstone Mayor Eugene commended various stakeholders for complementing Government’s efforts in the fight against Covid-19 since the breakout in March last year.
Mufumbwe rallies for forests support By JACKSON MAPAPAYI
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COOPERATING partners in Mufumbwe have been urged to continue rendering support to Government in the preservation of forests. Mufumbwe District Commissioner Haggai Kalota, said Government appreciated the importance of the forests in the development of the country. Mr Kalota said this was the reason why Government would continue promoting initiatives aimed at preserving the country's natural to resource through the department of Forestry. He was speaking during the tree planting exercise organised and being implemented by World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) with the Forestry department. "Apart from that, Government is also encouraging private sector participation in the preservation of nature," he said. He has commended WWF and other cooperating partners for their continued support in preserving the forests through tree planting. Earlier, WWF Kabompo Landscape officer, Jimmy Muwowo, applauded the district administration for according his organisation an opportunity to operate Mufumbwe. He said his organization would continue supporting Government in the area of forest preservation as well as sensitising communities on the importance of preserving forest.
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TOUGH CHOICES …SA seeks lesser of two evils in dealing with Eskom's nearly half a trillion rand debt JOHANNESBURG - National Treasury is considering whether it would be better to move a chunk of Eskom’s R464 billion of debt into a special-purpose vehicle (SPV) or have the state take over responsibility for it directly, people familiar with the situation have said. While banks have led discussions for the last few weeks over the creation of a socalled SPV that would take over at least R100 billion of Eskom’s debt, and possibly much more, that debt would almost certainly have to be guaranteed by the government, the three people said, asking not to be identified because an announcement hasn’t been made. Under the SPV arrangement, the debt Eskom retains and any new debt it contracts would be paid off first as a priority, while that held in the SPV, which could have tenure of 10 years or more, would be last in line and would therefore likely need to be guaranteed by the state to win investor support, they said. That’s something the National Treasury will need to decide on, they said. While either option would strengthen Eskom’s balance sheet, both risk imperiling South Africa’s credit ratings by further boosting public debt, seen climbing close to 90 percent of gross domestic product by 2026 even without adding the utility’s liabilities. – BLOOMBERG NEWS.
Feb inflation slips to 2.9pc, below the Reserve Bank’s target range JOHANNESBURG - February inflation slipped to 2.9 percent year-on-year, from 3.2 percent reported in January. Consumer inflation data, released by Stats SA on Wednesday, showed that this is the lowest reading since June 2020 when the rate was 2.2 percent. On a month-on-month basis, consumer inflation increased by 0.7 percent. Stats SA noted that due to the ban on the sale of alcoholic beverages from retail outlets, restaurants, bars and hotels during January - there were no base prices available for comparison in February. The Bureau for Economic Research (BER) expected inflation to edge lower to three percent year-on-year. “Core inflation dynamics are expected to remain benign,” the BER said. Investec economist Kamilla Kaplan forecasted February inflation to be impacted by fuel price increases, which will have been countered by lower contributions from miscellaneous goods and services. The February survey month captures price changes in medical insurance. – FIN24.
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Shortage of potatoes and onions - Farmers complain
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Dear Editor, ALLOW me to add my voice to this issue. On the evening of Wednesday, March 24, 2021 there was a clip carried by Northern News showing marketeers who complained of a shortage in the supply of potatoes and onions on the Copperbelt market. They appealed for a lift on the ban to import potatoes and onions from Tanzania. This surprises me especially when the usual complaints from our farmers is lack of market for their agricultural products. Allow me to say that as much as the complaint for the said potato shortage would seem genuine, marketeers should understand that when we import products we can locally produce we are killing our own economy. What this means is that
when Tanzanians sell the potatoes in Zambia they will be given the Zambia Kwacha in exchange. However since the Zambian Kwacha bill is not legal tender in Tanzania the Tanzanian trader will exchange the Zambian Kwacha for our international currencies such as the United States dollars which we also need to build up our foreign reserve account. So why should we run the risk of losing the foreign exchange we so much needf? Fellow Zambians, there is no better way we can build our foreign reserves apart from growing our own food instead of importing from our neighbours. We have all there is to be proud of in terms of our natural resource endowment. ARNOLD SIKAONA, Kasama.
Candidate selection for parliamentary elections Dear Editor, I NOTE that a number of political parties have declared that they will only adopt popular candidates for the forthcoming elections scheduled for August 12, 2021, of course taking into account the Grade 12 certificate requirement. In this regard, parties have given powers to the constituency leadership to recommend the popular candidates in their constituencies. My question is, how does the constituency leadership determine that a candidate is popular in the constituency? My understanding of this approach is that parties are looking for candidates who are easily marketable to the electorate with high chances of scooping the seat. To do this, you can't allow a few individuals at constituency level to pick a candidate and recommend such a person for adoption. The question is, what criteria did they use to arrive at the popular candidate. Such individuals are vulnerable to corruption by candidates who are financially sound. In other words, the constituency leaders can easily be bought by candidates, some of whom may not even be popular among the electorates. To achieve the intended objective of picking a popular candidate, my view is that constituency leaders must hold town hall meetings with the community in their respective
constituencies and seek their opinion who among the applicants for adoption would be their preferred candidate. This will also give the community a chance to give their assessment of the performance of the ou going MP, especially for those who are seeking re-election. Whoever comes out prominently in the town hall meetings is the one the constituency leadership should recommend for adoption. It is important that the applicants attend the town hall meetings so that they hear for themselves who the majority of the community in the constituency prefer. This will insulate the constituency leadership from any blame or accusation in the adoption process because whoever is recommended for adoption will be deemed to have been chosen by the community. Transparency will also been seen to have prevailed and this is crucial especially in constituencies which are fiercely contested. This approach also entails that responsibility shifts to the constituency leadership if the candidate they recommended tumbles in the elections. Therefore, the need for the constituency leadership to do a good job of identifying a popular candidate is crucial. MOBBRAY MWEWA, Lusaka.
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Lungu’s foreign observer vitiation; A personal commitment towards free, transparent and credible election
Dear Editor, DURING his annual greetings of the diplomatic corps accredited to Zambia, held virtually on Tuesday, President Edgar Lungu did not want to leave anything to chance but assure the international community that the elections will be free and fair. This commitment by the President comes barely when some unpatriotic citizens have with impunity been abusing the cyber space to discredit the hard earned reputation Zambia has acquired as a beacon of peace. The aspersions being cast on social media seem to suggest that the nation is ungovernable yet the contrary is true. President Lungu even went an extra mile to indicate to the diplomats that soon the invitations will be sent to the observers who wish to monitor the elections. This is despite that Zambia is anticipating a third wave of corona virus which is likely to hit the country in the third quarter of this year and building up to the elections. President Lungu’s open invitation in view of the world as the meeting was streamed live on various social media platforms with a wide following, is highly appreciated as it is commitment towards the transparent and peaceful electoral process. President Lungu has proved his critics wrong especially those who judge the standard
of a free and fair election only if the outcome favoured them. From the time the preparations for elections kicked off, the power hungry politicians who have lost six times consecutively have always discredited the democratic process. To remind those who maybe forgetful, President Lungu has always been truthful to his holding free and fair elections and he did it in 2016. In 2016, elections which gave him his first term where highly praised by various institutions as observers freely undertook their calling. The President’s pledge to the diplomats is consistent with the assurance he has given to the Zambian people and more recently the directive to the Inspector General of Police Mr Kakoma Kanganja to reform the Zambia Police Service. The police on the other hand are confident that they will not let the Zambian people down and will be helpful in delivering the peaceful poll. Now that the highest office in the land has extended an olive branch to international observers, the onus is now on the political players to complement the efforts that have been made by the various institutions. MARVIN CHANDA MBERI, Lusaka.
The two ECZ at play I AM casually watching the drama of how the two ECZs are carrying on their business after the ConCourt ruling that puts Grade 12 school certificate as a must to have, that has put a lot of aspiring candidates both new and those serving, on the wire. The first ECZ (Examination Council of Zambia)'s mandate is to verify and certify that the presented certificate to them is a valid certificate issued by themselves, the names are genuine and that it has not been tampered with. The second ECZ (Electoral Commission of Zambia)'s mandate is to ascertain and qualify that the Grade 12 certificate duly certified by the first ECZ meets its criteria for adoption, which a lot of aspirants are actually giving a blind eye to. Surprisingly, the majority seem to assume that the first ECZ's confirmation letter means the second ECZ should not disqualify it, which is not true. Anyway, for now I’m digesting aloud but I see a lot on the wire because of what I am seeing and hearing in the hood. For instance, what has the second ECZ explained on what constitute a qualification to be on the ballot paper, not whether is it just a Grade 12 school certificate? Let us wait and see. I have my Grade 12 papers ready and handy from the first ECZ. WISDOM MUYUNDA, Chingola.
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Friday 26, March 2021
Promote potato and union growing, Govt urged By SANFROSSA MANYINDA
GOVERNMENT should invest in capacity building for farmers growing onion and potatoes in order to mitigate the shortage of the two commodities, the National Union for Small Scale Farmers in Zambia (NUSFAZ) has advised. In February 2021, Government through the Ministry of agriculture, imposed a ban, restricting the importation of onion and potatoes. Government was of the view that there were enough onions and potatoes grown locally to meet the national demand. But a few weeks later, selected districts have been experiencing a shortage and a sharp price rise in the prices of the two commodities on the local market. A check by the Daily Nation at selected markets in some districts, Kitwe inclusive found a bag of potatoes that was a few months sold at K80 per bag was now being sold at K110 while onions were in short supply. Some stakeholders have started calling on Government to consider lifting the ban before the situation got worse. NUSFAZ Executive Director, Ebony Lolozhi, said the current situation was evidence enough that Government did not conduct a study on the capacity of the local farmers to produce and meet the demand. “Having people complaining about the cost of the commodities is an indication that government did not do its homework well on this matter.
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ECZ KITWE CENTRE CHOKED
By SANFROSSA MANYINDA
THE Examinations Council of Zambia (ECZ) service centre in Kitwe is experiencing overwhelming numbers of clients seeking qualifications validation. A check by the Daily Nation at the centre in Riverside found people from various parts of the province seeking validation of qualifications, including Grade 12 certificates. The slow moving queues mainly comprised the August 12 general elections office aspirants who had thronged the centre to have their grade 12 school certificate verified. Others were verifying their results in order to apply for tertiary education. All candidates would be required to have their grade 12 certificates or equivalent validated by the ECZ or the Zambia Qualifications Authority.
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…people validating G12 certificates
FILE PHOTO : Some people called on the ECZ to increase manpower at the service centre so that the queues could move faster and allow people to continue with their daily activities. Some of the people interviewed complained that the process was cumbersome that took more than three days to complete the formalities. They complained that members of staff at ECZ were not willing to give
explanation on the slow process. Some people called on the ECZ to increase manpower at the service centre so that the queues could move faster and allow people to continue with their daily activities.
And the Examinations Council of Zambia clarified that a school certificate included six passes including English of which one of the subjects must be a credit or better or five subjects including English of which two must be credits or better.
Kalulushi school pupils take meals while standing OVER 500 pupils at Kalulushi’s Chati South Boarding Secondary School are having their meals while standing. The situation has not pleased Copperbelt Permanent Secretary, Bright Nundwe who visited the school. Mr Nundwe who in the company of Copperbelt Disaster Management ZESCORegional Limited wishes to inform its esteemed customers and the and Mitigation Unit(DMMU) Coordinator, public that there willunacceptable be an interruption of power supply in the George Akalemwa, said it was to subject learners to such an environment following areas: while having meals. A check revealed dining hall was empty OF LUAPULA withSOME one tablePARTS only and pupils were standingPROVINCE, MPOROKOSO AND while holding plates. SURROUNDING AREAS Mr Nundwe was briefed by school head teacher, Godfrey Siachisumo, that the school only has 300 desks againstTo the Facilitate Maintenance Works PURPOSE: population of 420 borders and 80 day DATE: SUNDAY 28th March 2021 scholars. While at school, Mr Nundwe also learnt 08:00 to 17:00hrs TIME: From that the learning institution was receiving electricity bills beyond its capacity where not However, supply linesbymust be treated as live as power less than K40,000 is all charged per month ZESCO. may be restored before the stated time. We regret the Mr Nundwe Mr Nundwe has since pledged inconvenience this may cause. government’s quick response to the from the distribution of mealie meal which challenges which the school was currently was part of the COVID 19 relief aid to the going through. FIGHT CORONAVIRUS: learning institutions. He emphasised that pupils should not get Customers to Mr purchase electricity units Akalemwa said the DMMU would demotivated becauseare of theencouraged issues whose continue supplementing the schools’ feeding solutions can easily be found andsuch applied.as online through channels banking and mobile programmes. Mr Nundwe also pledged to engage money. Customers report faults by And Zambia to Revenue Authority (ZRA) relevant offices to ensure that theare further advised Copperbelt Assistant Director, Jubilee deteriorated floors in the dinning and school contacting Zesco National Call Centre on 0211 363636 Hamwala, said his organisation was pleased halls were worked immediately. (all networks) 322 (MTN Airtel) or SMS status the mealie which supply was impounded from Meanwhile, Mr. Nundweor commended the & that smugglers was being put to good DMMU regional Coordinator for ensuring query and account/prepayment number to 3600. use. Ms Hamwala said ZRA would continue that the school feeding programme was offloading the commodity impounded supplemented through the distribution of from smugglers to the DMMU that the on Google PlaysoStore mealieZESCO meal andMobile other food App stuffs. now available vulnerable in society could benefit. And Mr. Akalemwa said all theand 24 boarding Apple App Store - ZANIS schools in the province had benefited
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Road Safety With DAILY
Frederick Mubanga
Friday March 26, 2021
- Road Transport and Safety Agency -
ZAMBIA ROAD SAFE CORRIDOR INITIATIVE: ....Working collectively for road safety
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ITH 853, 909 registered motor vehicles, 28, 484 crashes and 1, 690 fatalities in 2020 traffic-related mortality in Zambia is high, even when compared regionally. This picture translates into 334 crashes per 10, 000 motor vehicles or, on average, 141 fatalities per month during this period. Add injuries conservatively estimated to be over ten times more than fatalities, losses of property, production, and income, and the additional stress on families and medical services, the combined socioeconomic consequence of crashes to the country is enormous and long-term. Accounting for this grim picture are several critical factors that include road infrastructure failures, poor road maintenance, compromised and non-inclusive road designs, risky driver behaviours, such as speeding, drink-driving and distracted driving, inadequate emergency postcrash response and care and unsafe and inefficient transportation of people, goods and services. To address the current status, road safety stakeholders through the Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) are mooting a flagship road safety project dubbed the Zambia Road Safe Corridor Initiative (ZRSCI). It outlines a pragmatic and collective effort to work towards a road safety management regime that saves more lives, enables inclusive socioeconomic progress and enhances regional transport safety and connectivity. The initiative is intended as a long term effort to convene various road sector stakeholders to enable and unswervingly cohere collective action for improved road safety management.
ZRSCI’s objectives
The overall objective of the initiative is to leverage Zambia’s trade corridors to galvanise collective action across various stakeholders, including road sector agencies, private sector actors, civil society and local communities, to improve and sustain road safety management. The ZRSCI is a pragmatic
and proactive effort to mobilise collective action for road safety using a “reverse engineering” approach, by influencing stakeholders to participate in road safety management rather than merely align with prescribed roles. The result hopefully is that what needs to be done urgently will stimulate collective institutional resolve to begin to build a robust road safety management regime using the Safe System Approach. Therefore, the ZRSCI aims to provide fresh impetus to road safety management by galvanising collective action by all road safety stakeholders.
ZRSCI focus areas The ZRSCI will deploy multi-sectoral interventions including targeted driver education and smart enforcement, improved engineering, emergency health care and community awareness to influence improved road safety. The ZRSCI will also undertake an intensive intervention approach for the 136-km T2 section between Lusaka and Kabwe where the road has deteriorated and experiences frequent crashes.
The road section has a high crash rate attributed to over speeding on an unforgiving road link. Besides its damaged condition, the road section has some well-known black spots which need to be corrected. Beyond the road corridors, the ZRSCI will address institutional challenges that undermine the capacity of road sector agencies to effectively deliver road safety. The initiative will specifically focus on covering road safety interventions across the key road sector agencies - RTSA, RDA, NRFA and Ministry of Local Government and beginning to consolidate a safe system approach.
The current absence of weight monitoring and traffic management along Nakonde border with Tanzania to Kasumbalesa on the DRC border is leading to the destruction of this section generating significant safety concerns. Besides, the sudden increase in traffic may not have been fully anticipated given the varied road designs of this corridor section. Safety engineering interventions may also include improvement of sight distances, calming and channelisation of
traffic, and measures to ease and control pedestrian movements especially in settled areas. This section of T2 and T3 section from Kapiri leading to Ndola on the Copperbelt region is busiest with current traffic levels of well over 4, 000 vehicles per day, a two-lane single carriage-way catering for traffic in both directions, Lusaka-Ndola without road markings, physical median lane separation and frequent inter-vehicular traffic conflicts. Driver behaviour along this section is typically non-responsive to the perilous conditions. Additionally, the ZRSCI will
support specific road design for police check points on the road corridors to ensure a standardised layout and ease of use especially for impounding vehicles with offences. Obstruction by broken down vehicles occurs at a frequency of about five to six vehicles every 15-km stretch. Drivers of broken down vehicles typically use non-reflective warnings such as tree branches to warn oncoming traffic. This is not safe and effective. For this section of the T2
Broken down vegicles along the Great North Road.
corridor, the ZRSCI will explore protocols for clearing the carriageway using tow trucks that are strategically positioned. The ZRSCI will also explore ideas to better communicate with Tanzanian drivers at the entry border and through signage marked in their language for ease of communication along that corridor section especially with regard to controlling speed and encouraging planned rests in safe places. The combination of damaged road surfaces and deteriorated road furniture makes all corridors absolutely crashprone. The ZRSCI will support the restoration of road signage, markings and other navigational devices. The ZRSCI will also support installation of considerably large information signs for visibility and provision of critical travel information to road users. The ZRSCI is specifically concerned that speed management activities are conducted to stop drivers along road sections with deteriorated speed signage and road infrastructure. Traffic safety and management are critical components for the ZRSCI. Across all trunk and main roads, the ZRSCI will support establishment of safe rest areas, truck stops and lay-bys advocating rest especially for commercial traffic. However, lay-bys along the corridors have deteriorated making it difficult for drivers to make emergency stops especially along the road. The ZRSCI will support fatigue monitoring to reduce exhaustion-related road traffic crashes. Investing in road safety education for behaviour change is important for long term sustainability of ZRSCI interventions. The initiative will target educational interventions and
legislative reforms to positively influence driver behaviour. The ZRSCI will therefore promote behaviour change education to counter risky attitudes, including speeding, drink driving, and distracted driving. The ZRSCI will use technology devices to undertake enforcement activities along the corridors. The goal is to build an enforcement approach where road users are engaged at all times without the physical presence of road traffic enforcement officers. Global Positioning System monitoring and drones will also be used to monitor speed. The ZRSCI will also support communities along the corridors to become active agents of change and contributors to road safety management.
Working collectively for road safety
For the ZRSCI to be successful, all stakeholders in the road sector need to take ownership of the initiative’s ambitions to achieve the desired results. As the lead agency on road safety, the RTSA has the responsibility of leading implementation of the National Road Safety Strategy. The initiative is focused on generating buy-in for shared and priority road safety concerns among key stakeholders in the sector. The RTSA, as the lead agency on road safety, will play a catalytic role in galvanising such action. The ZRSCI is motivated by the government’s transport policy aspirations outlined in the 2019 – 2028 National Transport Policy (NTP). The NTP also acknowledges safety as integral to attainment of the government’s policy aspirations. The ZRSCI which is earmarked to be launched in the second quarter of 2021 is capturing 3, 600 km of the corridors’ carriage way.
Friday March 26, 2021
WORLD NEWS
MPS ACT TO CURB BORROWING SPREE
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AIROBI The Treasury will be compelled to seek approval of Parliament before signing any loan contract worth more than Sh1 billion if MPs approve changes to the Public Finance Management Act, 2012. The National Assembly’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) says it was unable to establish who is in charge of the country’s loan book.
“The committee recommends that Section 50 of the PFM Act 2012 should be amended to provide that any borrowing by the national government for a project to the tune of Sh1 billion and above should be approved by the National Assembly before the loan contracts are signed,” PAC said in a report to the House. The committee tabled its findings and recommendations on the examination of the Auditor-General’s report on the finan-
Chadian leader seeks sixth term
President Idriss Deby Itno at the presidential palace in N’Djamena NDJ’AMENA - Chadian President Idriss Déby Itno, who has ruled since 1990, is gearing up for elections next month. Victory would give him his sixth mandate as head of state. During his 30 years in power, Chadians have suffered from extreme poverty, an inadequate healthcare system, poor educational opportunities and high
unemployment rates. There have been protests, demanding improvement and change, over the years, but Déby has managed to hang on. Observers argue that he now faces a greater threat to his regime and that the resistance during this election cycle is even more passionate than before. – DAILY NATION, Kenya.
NEWS IN BRIEF Zuma acted 'maliciously', says lawyer JOHANNESBURG - The State Capture Inquiry wants former President Jacob Zuma to be ordered to pay its legal costs in the contempt case against him, in addition to being jailed for two years. Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, for the inquiry, told the Constitutional Court yesterday that Zuma was acting with malice. "The utterances that Mr Zuma has made are malicious utterances. He is also acting without any facts," he said. – NEWS24.
Four Tanzanians held for 'mocking' Magufuli's death DAR ES SALAAM - The Tanzanian police are holding four people for allegedly mocking the death of former President John Magufuli. Police had arrested the four on a street in Mwanjelwa on Saturday with goat soup and traditional beer that they had been preparing, Urlich Matei, the regional police head in the south-west region of Mbeya, told local journalists. – BBC.
African elephants face growing risk of extinction due to poaching - Red List LONDON - African elephants living in forests and savannas are increasingly threatened with extinction, the Red List of species in trouble showed yesterday, as conservationists called for an urgent end to poaching. The Swiss-based International Union for Conservation of Nature's latest survey said the savanna elephant was "endangered" and the much smaller, lighter forest elephant was "critically endangered" - its highest category before extinction in the wild. – REUTERS.
Islamists 'staged attack' near Moz gas project MAPUTO - Mozambique’s Defence ministry says Islamist militants carried out Wednesday's attack in the northern town of Palma, close to a multi-billion dollar gas project run by French oil giant Total. The ministry’s spokesperson Omar Saranga said they are yet to know of any casualties from the attack because the area is unreachable by telephone. He said the attackers forced residents to abandon the village and seek refuge in a forest. – BBC.
cial statements for the National Government for the fiscal year 2017/18. PAC said the National Treasury was hesitant to fully operationalise the National Public Debt Management Office as provided in Section 62 of the PFM Act, 2012, hence the need to amend the Act to compel it to seek Parliament approval before signing the huge loans. Currently, the PFM law allows the Treasury to contract new
loans and present a quarterly report to Parliament. “The committee observed and found that the Auditor-General could not confirm accuracy of the loan balances due to non-disclosures by the National Treasury. “As a country we do not know our accurate total outstanding loan balance (both domestic and foreign loans),” PAC said. Section 63 (b) of the PFM Act, 2012 requires that the Public
Debt Management Office maintains a reliable debt database for all loans taken by the national and county governments and their entities including other loans guaranteed by the national government. The committee chaired by Ugunja MP Opiyo Wandayi said Kenya has been accumulating public debt at the rate of 20 percent per year over the past five years. Latest Treasury data submitted to Parliament shows public debt crossed Sh7.28 billion last December, an equivalent of 65.6 percent of gross domestic prod-
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uct (GDP), from Sh6.01 trillion or 58.0 percent of GDP a year earlier. Treasury had earlier projected total public debt to hit Sh7.66 trillion by end of the current financial year in June from Sh6.69 trillion a year earlier, but rise to Sh8.59 trillion in June 2022 and Sh9.37 trillion in the year that follows. The Treasury in February revealed plans to raise its debt ceiling cap of Sh9 trillion to accommodate gaps in its expenditure needs amid underperforming tax collections. – DAILY NATION, Kenya.
COVID-19 Realities
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Send your comments and questions to masuwambuyi1118@gmail.com
COVID-19 AND VACCINATION HONOURING OUR HEROES
BY GIVING BACK OUR BEST SECTION A: THE INTRODUCTION
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After learning what was happening their children decided to go pick them up from their farm to bring them to Lusaka to be cared for. teachers had fallen ill earlier and was diagnosed with Covid and quarantined, (they only revealed this later). After learning what was happening their children decided to go pick them up from their farm to bring them to Lusaka to be cared for. Catherine was taken to the hospital, assessed immediately put on oxygen and admitted. That is how come I ended up seated by her bedside. Thanks to Chababa, Breda and Kawaka for sacrificing to bring her in time. Chababa did not even stop for a minute to see his wife and children in Ndola. HOW BEST CAN WE HONOUR OUR HEROES? DR EDWARD JENNER Cristiano Ronaldo (MAY 17, 1749 honoured T0 Albert Fantrau JANUARY 26, 1823) AND In 2014, Real Madrid won the THE FIRST VACCINE. UEFA champions league and Cristiano best form Of him Ronaldo’s Thomas Jefferson contributed to this. wrote in 1806 when Edward But one thing was unusual Jenner was sick…mankind this time around, when he had can never forget scored the goal, he that didn’tyou celhave lived nations ebrate with …future his team mates inwill know by history only stead he went to the seats and that the small pulled oneloathsome man, hugged him pox existed andhas started crying.and by you hasWhen been extirpated, fervent the reporters later wishes asked for whyhealth.” he had done that, Considered thewithout father that of he told them that man he couldn’t there. He Immunology andbeVaccinolsaid the the man for ogy, man sacrificed said to all have him tomore become the football icon saved lives than any we now know him to be. other human ever existed. said whenwhen they He Cristiano grew up at a time were pox young, they were at small was wiping outa football a scout went about 10academy, percent of the popthere toand look mostly for one good playulation the chiler to take to the next level. He dren. saw how good all of them were As a teenager he was VAso it was hard for him to choose RIOLATED small who to pick. against So he came up pox. Variolation was the with the plan to choose the best
player from the winning team who scored the most goals. The game was on, Cristiano scored the first goal, then his friend scored the second goal. Now in the last minutes of the game, the friend had dribbled the goalkeeper and it was only him and the goal and the big dream beyond that goal. But he decided not to score, instead he passed the ball to Cristiano who scored and was picked and rest is history. When he was asked why he had done that, the friend said Cristiano was a better player than him and that he deserved the place not him.
them against chicken pox. Later he went on to study medicine and became a Doctor. THE VACCINE Remembering those words he heard in childhood from one lady who said she never needed variolation because she had cow pox and it was known then if one had cow pox they couldn’t Dr Kenneth Kaunda catch small pox. In 1796 he saw a lady who had signs of To pox. date. Cristiano to cow He then pledged “infected honour Albert’s by tak”a young boy sacrifice James Phipps ing care of him like virus a prince. He with cow pox then bought him houses, cars, takes tried to violate him, no reaccare of his children and family tion, then did it on his chilplus many more. dren. Vaccination wasway born, There is no better to he named it so because the appreciate and honour Dr Kenprotection against Small Pox neth Kaunda and his fellow came from Cow pox virus. freedom fighters most now fallThis spread throughout en who sacrificed all to givethe us world. Catherine thewe great this peace and freedom are
now taking for granted, by preserving if. As the August 12, 2021 election date draws near tensions will definitely be high, but please let us always remember we have only one Zambia and one nation that others shed blood for just for us to live in peace and with freedom. HONOURING THE FRONTLINERS The best way to honour the men and women that are in the frontline of this war, some of Russia even the unfortunately have named fallen, is by firsttaking child ittowith receive the vacone the seriouscineitVaccincov. ness deserves and then observing the public health measures and POX encourage others to SMALL ERADICTED. do so. Young people please let’s honour our parents and the elderly by protecting them from Covid-19 in any way possible. Remember we put them at very high risk when we act carelessly, while we may survive it, they may not, “Sonny eat something” Later on, Catherine wanted to eat some grapes, because of the Oxygen mask, she had to be careful, so I offered to assist feed her. But then she looked at me and said “Sonny, eat something, here get some grapes as well,” I told her I would eat later because I was in PPE with a mask on as well. All patients are special to me but Catherine has a different kind of bond, as it goes way before I even had a conscience. She insisted because her motherlyGlobal instinctsunity were not wascomfortneeded able eating whilstand I wasn’t. even Russia the USA For your yes this lady on who weresake, at war - cold war oxygen, Catherine, moth- joined hands is tomy fight the er. She is the woman who has greatest threat to humanibeen there for me even in my ty then. In today’s time this lowest and darkest moments. isI like North Korea, thecan US, understand children Iran and Israel all pay team up never and will never back to eradicate Covid-19. From our parents for the sacrifice 1958have WHO promoted global they given us but whenevvaccination against please Small er given an opportunity, pox by the Small let us and try to give 1980s our best for them. is why I ammarkstill pox was This eradicated awake 04 disease hours now ing the at only thatand huseated the eradicated bedside watching mans by have how Catherine is breathing ARE YES, THE VACCINES Finally, I wish and HERE AND WECatherine ARE YET TO everyone elseALL who is unwell a SEE HOW THIS TURNS speedy OUT and BUTuneventful PLEASE recovTHIS ery. DOESN’T MEAN WE LOOSUNTIL THEN, ALUTA CONEN UP, NO ALUTA CONTITINUA, THE STRUGGLE NUA, THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES, PLEASE CONTINUES, *MASK UP!SO PLEASE *OBSERVE HAND HYGIENE! *MASK UP WISELY *SOCIALISE *OBSERVEYOU HAND HYGIENE BECAUSE CARE, *SOCIALISE WISELY. PLEASE SHARE.
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Zambia advanced as ries Boxing Promotions manager Mubita also refuted allegations By MICHAEL MIYOBA Africa's east coast were held to For head on him by the ZBF because he unbeaten record having the Les bestCoelacantes team in Group that the current ZBF executive has Chris Malunga has challenged did nothing wrong to deserve the a 0-0 draw by Togo in and a 2021 coach Amir Abdou, qualificabeaten Namibia CoB having collected the ZAMBIA’S under-20 na- Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) tion completes a patient proZBF not to abuse its authority failed to manage the development punishment. Western Province encommittee members, tential andIslands ultimately men and women moros in the firstyouth maximum nine points by MICHAEL banning members who are in of boxing as a sport in Zambia. tional soccer team has MIYOBA Chiteule said, as vice president, BY qualifier Stade Omniswhich started way back two games. from three matches. the BBC Afresoluteto to the partproviding aat pathway to bycess providing empowerHe said his2012 administration has remains deemed as threats to the federa- gaged qualified semifihe has the right to go to any boxports Mukeya de Malouzinibroke in Moroni in 2014 when he tookChipoloover the thement The Junior rican Footballer of the ner with other players representative football and community tion. not failed as it is the only adminnals of the 2020 COSAing tournament in the country WESTERN Province yesterday, but the point was reins. deadlock 22 minutes polo will now face Moistration to have qualified three Malunga also urged Mubita year to help improve across the country who in Zambia. connection,” he said. FA men’s under-20 enough to secure the island without being cautioned by the based FAZ provincial The game inin Moroni itself into thesaid firstNasnghalf from He zambique theclub semis not to use the ZBF constitution young boxers to the Olympic Games in wants to people’s talents. support young Mubyana said the championship with a organisation he represent. nation's ticket to after Cameroon had little the to write home about league outfit Nangweshi close range with winner going to frustrate its affiliates who are the history of the sport. Asked about allegations that 2-0 victory Malawi Mubyana also nottalent and see to over it that weshi prides itself ongoodcenters on few theandcomfor work next year's finals. with chances far bePirates has signed 2012 Mubita denied allegations that struggling to survive. from Joshua Muto meet South Africa or he plans to challenge ZBF presiin yesterday's Group B Victory moved football ed that the club has young people excel in developing munity of Sioma which the country, tween as Comoros ultimately Malunga the K750 affiliZBF is planning to stop some boxtale. Angola who are schedCupsaid winning capdent Kennedy Mubita during the Africa fixture at the Holfson ranked 130th in the latest Fifa registered the result they deengaged 2012 AFCON life. skills and talent with has a population of 45, ing clubs from taking part in the ation Christopher fee is too much Katonfor a lot of The young striker uled to meet in the other elective annual general meeting tain Stadium in Port rankings,qualified up to nine 820 sired. bootthe winner EmHe said the clubs mainElizaan world impressive people with some clubs managed by private indi- golden AGM through K750 affiliation then rose high to head semifinal fixture. in August this year, Chiteule said, go as its brand ambasSouth Africa. points in Group G and point dedicating Comoros now turn their atMayuka who is target isbeth, to play a leading coaching staff let a by their time viduals and are struggling to raise manuel fee. home his second goal The semis will be “I haven’t said anything the only sador. Striker Jimmy Mukeya above Egypt who are in action totention to Egypt who they will He said there is need for ZBF resources due to the Covid-19 now with NAPSA Stars, role in Zambia football coach Gilbert Lisulo. provide a vital comthing I did is to attend a tourfrom close range after played tomorrow with conditions expected at their guaranteed of safety during the 27. vided by the Ministry of Health ation responsibly by signing a was the hero of the day away to Kenya later this eveface in Cairo on Monday while Nangweshi Pirates pandemic. Affiliates to readthe and understand EL nament MIYOBA to motivate players Meanwhile, development through in combating “Inbenefitting addition thefrom visionJohnmunity service doing in Ndola, thentournament the next thewill last two team qualvenue. tournament. The team’s stay in the Covid-19. Memorandum ofoffby Understandfor Kamanga the Juniorhas Chipolo- ning. Togo close their qualthe ZBF constitution so that they He said most clubs voted for Chief Executive Officer, thing I was suspended because I the team has contintofrom develop football inpleaded assisting players to de- on of the clubSparrowhawks is to befree recogsome voluntary works Chishimba’s kick ifying forZambia theat under-20 He said Cameroon December 31, withpolo soccer fansmarched to reKamanga reafirmwd the withcampaign the Medical The wereining ifying home to who Z president the currentMubyana ZBF executive and do not feel sidelined by the acdid not getAndrew permission. ued to prepare Likando conWestern Province. velop skills, technique nized as a67th member of the at Nangweshi Pirates the minute. 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ASED Buildto Limbe which has bounced from Sunday’s Davidproud Obasi and rican back Football (CAF) and have Tady willAgiti, do Zambia in Camto the sumding some ongoing 1-0 loss to Buildcon in Ndola. scored in been guaranteed of safety Joseph eroonChewe where who the Chipolopolo he MTN/FAZ conflict in Camer- Baba Basile gave ZANACO regulations timetowhile Yolamu during the tournament. are scheduled complete four ivision table the lead in the 21st minute afRodwel Jr and Derrick "We have been made aware friendly games before the Mumain ht for victopolopolo are curter benefitting from Chisamba scored the two goals of safety concerns in Limbe kambozi tournament starts on January uffaloeswhere in a they ZRA/ORD/NCS/016/20: ZRA/ORD/NCS/016/20:TENDER TENDER FOR FORTHE THE PROVISION PROVISION OF OF Douala Lungu’s assist. for16. Dynamos. AIR AIRTRAVEL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENT ARRANGEMENT SERVICES SERVICES ON ON AA ONE ONEYEAR YEAR yesterday. arising from some ongoing e final internation- Jacob Ngulube levelled the champions NkCONTRACT CONTRACT2021-2022 2021-2022 8-team table Libya historical conflict in the host Defending Zambia will start its CHAN match with scores for NAPSA three minanaassignment suffered anon embarrassing the same as country. We have made inquiJanuary 19, at Japoma Stadium utes ries before as authorthe 2-02021 defeat at theTanzania hands ofbefore proThe The Zambia Zambia Revenue Revenue Authority Authority has has secured secured funds funds for for the the a better goal withthe thebreak relevant against ing to Limbe. provision provision of of air air travel travel arrangement arrangement services services on on aa one one year year first half ended 1-1. motion side Indeni FC at InThe TheZambia Zambia Revenue Revenue Authority Authority (ZRA) (ZRA) Commissioner Commissioner General, General, Mr. Mr. Kingsley Kingsley Chanda Chanda has has noted noted with with sadness sadness the the ities both in Cameroon and facing Guinea four days later. said the team has ZANACO contract. contract. reclaimed their deni Sports Complex in Ndola. d thehigh match high number number of ofthe dubiously dubiously imported imported vehicles vehicles in inthe thecountry. country. Confederation of African The final group match will &OTHER VEHICLES er to Limbe in a bid lead five minutes into the secTiki Chiluba and Graven s as George Football (CAF) and have been be against Namibia on January The TheZambia ZambiaRevenue RevenueAuthority Authoritynow nowinvites invitessealed sealedbids bidsfrom from tise to the humid ond half when Phiri took adChitalu got the crucial goals as anuel Museeligibleand andqualified qualifiedbidders biddersto toparticipate participatein inthe thetender tenderfor for The The Commissioner Commissioner General General has has since since given given people people with with dubiously dubiously imported imported vehicles vehicles to to have have them them cleared cleared eligible vantage of NAPSA’s clumsy deIndeni propelled to ten points cards. theprovision provisionof ofair airtravel travelarrangement arrangementservices serviceson onaaone oneyear year before beforethe thefence 26th 26thof ofMay, May, 2021, 2021, without withoutpenalties penalties and and interest. interest. Any Anyillegally illegally imported importedmotor motorvehicle vehiclethat thatwill willnot not the and beat the goalkeeper while Nkana who sent coach lton be Musoncontract contract2021-2022 2021-2022 becleared clearedwith by bythe the stated stated date date will will be beimpounded, impounded, seized, seized, and andforfeited forfeited to tothe theState Statewithout withoutcompensation. compensation. a shot from close range. Manfred Chabinga on leave Bidding Bidding will will be be conducted conducted through through Open Open National National Bidding Bidding llow card for The win propelled ZANACO moved into the relegation (ONB) (ONB)procedures proceduresconsistent consistent with withthe theVALUED Public PublicProcurement Procurement Act Act ON BEHALF OF AND OTHER CLIENTS poor officiatYI to 14 points, one said point behind zone where The TheCommissioner Commissioner General General saidthis this when whenhe he toured toured the thethey ZRA ZRAoccupy Makeni Makeni16th Enforcement EnforcementCentre Centrein inLusaka Lusaka where wheresome some12 DECEMBER No.12 No.12of of2008 2008of of the theLaws Laws of ofZambia Zambiaand andthe thePublic PublicProcureProcureSATURDAY 2020 @ 1030HRS second-placed United position with fivebeing points. mentRegulations, Regulations,Statutory StatutoryInstrument InstrumentNo. No.63 63of of2011. 2011. of the dubiously dubiously imported importedZesco vehicles vehicles have havebeen been parked parked after after being impounded impoundedfollowing followingaasuccessful successfuloperation operation ment naltyof bythe deOVER 20 QUALITY VEHICLES TO INCLUDE: unwho were held 0-0 by Red ArIn other games played yesin in Lusaka, Lusaka, Kitwe, Kitwe, and and Ndola, Ndola, which which started started at at 04:00 04:00 hours hours this this morning. morning. VIEWING hamujompa Eligible Eligibleand andinterested interestedbidders biddersmay mayobtain obtainfurther furtherinformainformaess rows in the second fixture of terday, Nkwazi held Green EaIN from Kalma tion tionand andinspect inspectthe theBidding BiddingDocuments Documentsat atthe theZambia ZambiaReveRevesa- Mr. the double header at the same aamotor gles 0-0 while Power Dynamos Buildcon the Mr.Chanda Chanda said, said, “if “ifanyone anyone has has imported imported motor vehicle vehicle using using tax tax exemptions exemptions that that they they did did not not qualify qualify for for such such PROGRESS L MIYOBA By MUKWIMA CHILALA nue nue Authority, Authority, 10th 10th Floor, Floor, Revenue Revenue House, House, and and P.O. P.O. Box Box 35710 35710 venue. Public Veteran striker and beat Lumwana Radiants 1-0 um the game. as asthe theDisability, Disability,Public Benefit BenefitOrganization, Organization,New NewResident, Resident,VAT VATdeferment, deferment,and andother othertax taxexemption exemptionprovisions provisions Lusaka, Lusaka,Zambia. Zambia.The Thetelephone telephonenumbers numbersare are229214/18 229214/18and and 2012 AFCON winner James thanks to an(ZA) own goal having from DESPITE the Zambia Athletics council aimed thirdalso the thetelefax telefaxNo. No.isis229220. 229220. 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HOWEVER HOWEVER ELECTRONIC ELECTRONIC OR OR TELEFAX TELEFAX BIDS BIDS NAPSA Stars He He revealed revealed that ZRAtwo was wasteams currently currently carrying carrying out aaYoung comprehensive comprehensive audit audit ofthe theCustoms Customssystem. system.This Thisprocess process www.zra.org.zm. entred initiatives tothat expand half as ZRA the shared ed out and Green recourse Eagles WILL WILLNOT NOTBE BEACCEPTED. ACCEPTED. tional Sports Council of Zambia seeking den s midweek-9 involves involves matching matching the number and and details details of of vehicles vehicles imported imported on on the the Customs Customs ASYCUD ASYCUD System System and and the the the spoils. Atnumber President in the were also against hisStaomission from theinvolved ballots. in a goaladevelopmental Stadium in path ble vehicles registered registered withthe thePrison Road Road Transport Transport and and Safety Safety Agency (RTSA). 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