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Mr Simukonda

By NOEL IYOMBWA

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ANDING Konkola Copper Mine back to Vedanta Resources will be a total disaster because the investor was running the mine like a metal scrap yard, a mining expert Edward Simukonda has said.

Mr Simukonda said Government’s intervention in KCM was inevitable.

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Police warn of hidden criminal agendas. Pg 2

VEDANTA MUST GO FOR GOOD ...handing back KCM will be a total disaster, says mining expert TO PAGE 2

KCM restructured, broken into 2 units ...in a bid to increase efficiency and business opportunities.

Millers armtwisting Govt over maize?

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P4. Lusaka police chief suspended?

SA crosses 1m cases of Covid-19

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Lawyers gave $24.7m bribes to judges in three years - report

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BUJA - A survey by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences has found that an estimated $24.7m bribes exchanged hands in the judicial sector between 2018 and 2020.

The report said the

level of corruption in the justice sector was heightened by the “stupendously high amounts of money offered as bribes to judges by lawyers handling high electoral and political cases.”

The 84-page survey titled, ‘Nigeria Corruption

Index: Report of a pilot survey 2020’, disclosed that the private sector ranked next to the judicial sector in corruption levels, noting that the graft in private business sector contributed greatly to the national level of corruption. To Page 13

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POLICE TO IMPOUND 32 BUSES USED IN HH SOLIDARITY PROCESSION

By PETER SICHALI

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OLICE have said some criminal activities are beyond what meets the eye and are looking for the 32 buses hired to ferry cadres last week in the probe of events that led to the killing of two men, including a prosecutor.

Mr Nsama was gunned down atthe entrance of a restaurant off Independence Avenue while the second man, believed to be a UPND member was shot dead on the road between the restaurant and the National Prosecution Authority (NPA).

According to police, over 32 bus-

es which were used to ferry cadres on Wednesday last week when UPND president, Hakainde Hichilema was being questioned at police headquarters in Lusaka.

Police spokesperson Esther Katongo said more than 32 bus loads of cadres were spotted on the day in question.

“More than 32 bus loads of cadres were spotted on that day and as police we have instituted investigations with the view of impounding all the buses that could have been involved in ferrying cadres,” Ms Katongo said.

Ms Katongo also urged the public to restrain from commenting on issues that they may not fully understand because they may end up

Vedanta must go for good – mining expert From front page

He was reacting to demands by the United Party for National Development (UPND) that KCM (in liquidation) be handed back to Vedanta again.

Mr Simukonda said in an interview that Vedanta was only an investor and not an expert in mining.

He said that Vedanta started importing copper ore from Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) instead of mining the ore at KCM. Mr Simukonda said that when Vedanta came in the country after taking over from Anglo America, the investors did not come with any mining experts but that it was Zambian mining experts who were doing the job.

He said that the mine had been run by Zambian experts hence it was misplaced to call for Vedanta to reclaim the assets again.

“My opinion is that Government made a brilliant move which should be supported by everyone. Vedanta did not bring any mine experts when they came but it is Zambians who have been doing the work.

“The mine was being run like a ‘kantemba’ or a scrap metal company. We started getting minerals from the DRC, creating employment for another country when we had the capacity to produce and process our own minerals.

We don’t need Vedanta, they should go back to Bombay,” he said.

THE Lusaka magistrates court rooms were eerily deserted yester-

Mr Lubinda

pushing the agenda of discrediting such institutions for political mileage.

And former Deputy Minister at state house Blackson Sikanyika has urged police to be thorough in their Investigations on the shooting urging that they must get to the root of the killing.

Mr Sikanyika said police should be thorough and investigate the matter without leaving any stone unturned to understand what really transpired.

"The killing of the two people in unclear circumstances makes sad reading and we call upon police to thoroughly probe this matter and explore all possibilities to get the root of this," Mr Sikanyika said.

KCM restructured, broken into 2 units

By AARON CHIYANZO KONKOLA Copper Mine (KCM) has been restructured and reorganised into two separate subsidiary companies, KCM Smelter Co Limited, and Konkola Mineral Resources Limited effective February 1st 2021 in a bid to increase efficiency and business opportunities.

KCM acting chief executive officer, Enock Mponda said the move also aims at fostering optimization.

Mr Mponda said KCM SmelterCo Limited had been in existence since 2002 and has been fully owned by KCM, but that it had been a dormant subsidiary.

He said in a notice to employees that restructuring KCM would increase efficiency and business opportunities, as well as asset and resource optimization.

Mr Mponda said this would inevitably result in segregating the processing and the mining components of KCM as the ver-

Prosecutors boycott court?

By CHARLES MUSONDA

sympathizing with perpetrators of heinous crimes.

“Some criminal activities are beyond what meets the eye. Being an institution charged with the security of the nation, we are privileged to have information which the public may not have and we do understand that it is during public disturbances such as illegal public gatherings that criminal minded people who could also be part of those assembled, would want to advance their criminal activities which may in the end lead to loss of life,” she said.

Ms Katongo said the motive of such criminal minded people was to have the blame shifted on government institutions with a view of

day with no activities as prosecutors stayed away reportedly in protest against the killing of a prosecutor last week.

A check at the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court complex yesterday found no activity taking place as there were no prosecutors and the magistrates were reportedly in a meeting.

However, Justice Minister Given Lubinda has dismissed reports that National Prosecutions Authority (NPA) prosecutors boycotted to prosecute cases in protest against the killing of their colleague Nsama Nsama Chipyoka last week.

In an interview yesterday, Mr. Lubinda said he had spoken to the NPA chief administrator and the official position was that there had not been any boycott.

He said some cases were adjourned yesterday because last Thursday most of the prosecutors

tical organizational structure of KCM had posed some difficulties, which would now be resolved by the reorganization and restructuring of the company.

He said the restructuring and reorganisation would also restore KCM’s technical health, integrity and competencies, and ensure retention of the company’s position as a major asset in the mining sector and a great contributor to Zambia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Mr Mponda also said all employees directly working for Konkola Copper Mines would be offered new contracts of employment in either of the two new companies.

He said the basic conditions of service would remain unchanged until after the managements of the two companies and unions collective bargaining commences was concluded as per agreed calendar of negotiations.

“The employees, who are currently working for KCM, will all be paid severance packages

did not go for work as they were traumatized and that matters that were supposed to be indicted were not indicted.

“That is why some of the cases were adjourned this morning (yesterday) but officially there is nothing like a boycott. We will wait and see what happens tomorrow (today). Some prosecutors were not in court because their matters were not ready.

“If the prosecutors will not be there tomorrow (today) that will be something different,” Mr. Lubinda said.

He said he was not aware of the prosecutors’ boycott because he is on leave.

Mr Lubinda however said he was in the office yesterday morning but that nobody informed him about the prosecutors’ boycott Mr. Nsama was gunned down following a fracas between police officers and United Party for National Development (UPND) cadres who had gone to give solidarity to their leader Hakainde Hichilema at the

in agreed form to ensure that all old liabilities are cleared, and reengaged seamlessly by the two separate companies, with no job losses,” Mr Mponda said.

And Mr Mponda said the KCM Pension Scheme Board of Trustees were consulting with the regulator, the Pensions and Insurance Authority (PIA) to guide on options for the future of the KCM Pension Scheme.

He said the union was involved in these discussions to consider several options for the pension scheme and that members shall be informed once the PIA provides guidance.

“The Board of Trustees are working on preparation of the Members’ Statements,” said Mr Mponda.

Mr Mponda said the restructuring decision had undergone wide consultations with key stakeholders, chief among them relevant authorities, labour unions representing workers at KCM and the company management.

police headquarters for questioning last Wednesday.

All accused persons and other litigants were told to go back to court today.

In an interview earlier, one of the prosecutors confirmed that they will only work once they see the report on circumstances that led to Mr Nsama’s killing.

“We want a report that is when we will work because we know what is there. We know what is supposed to be contained in that report. We want a report so that we know that they (the police) are doing sensible things.

“We have already reconstructed the scene and we know who should be arrested and we need a dignified report that befits the circumstances,” the source said.

Inspector General of Police, Kakoma Kanganja, was yesterday expected to present a report to President Edgar Lungu on circumstances that resulted in the shooting of Mr. Nsama and a UPND supporter Joseph Kaunda.

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Travel agency demands K132, 000 from

Kaizer Zulu

Mr Zulu

By GRACE CHAILE-LESOETSA ARC Save Travel Tours & Car Hire Limited has asked the Lusaka High Court not to dismiss a suit against former State House aide, Kaizer Zulu, for failure to pay more than K132,000 for air tickets.

The firm said it has only received K50, 000 from Mr Zulu.

In this matter, ARC Save Travel Tours & Car Hire Limited sued Mr Zulu claiming K132, 665 being money owed for air tickets he bought for various individuals as well as damages for loss of use of funds.

The company is also seeking interest at the Bank of Zambia rate from date of issue of writ to date of judgement and thereafter at the commercial bank lending rate and costs.

The travel agency through its lawyer, Lorraine Shachinda , submitted to Court that the lack of progress in the matter was necessitated by the commitment on the part of Mr Zulu through his associate in the hope that once full payment was received, the matter would be discontinued.

Ms Shachinda, however, submitted that her clients had not received the full amount but only K50, 000 out of K132, 665.00 being money owed for air tickets.

The court issued a notice, inquiring why there has been no progress in the matter from the time it was filed.

“The lack of progress my lady was not deliberate but due to the fact that some payment was received from the defendant’s associate, one Mr Frederick Chilobwa and various promises were made by the said associate in liquidating the full amount, “ She stated.

She asked for the court’s indulgence not to have the matter dismissed and that the firm has managed to trace the whereabouts of Mr Zulu and service has been effected on him.

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HEAVY STORM ALERT

By NATION REPORTER

TROPICAL cyclone Chalane is today expected to hit Zambia.

Weather experts have warned of strong winds and heavy rainfall and that the cyclone was expected to continue until Thursday.

Many houses might be flooded especially in Lusaka, Eastern and Southern provinces. This is according to the Joint Typhoon Warning Centre (JTWC) latest warning on Tropical Cyclone 07S (Chalane) 26/21Z. The cyclone is expected to move southwest over Madagascar then westerly and strengthen over the Mozambique Channel by 28/15Z. More countries are set to be affected including parts of Botswana, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique and Madagascar.

According to the Zambia Meteorological Department alert, December, January and February were highly likely to receive normal to above normal rainfall for the southern half of the country.

The northern half will have a high chance of recording above normal rainfall.

Veep eulogises Fred Kabonde

By KALOBWE BWALYA

VICE-PRESIDENT, Inonge Wina, has described the late Fred Kabonde, husband of UCZ former synod General Secretary, Reverend Peggy Mulambya Kabonde, as an action-oriented man who believed in living up to his words and always translated his faith into action.

Ms Wina said Mr Kabonde was a committed Christian who followed Christian principles and values, and was a family pillar.

She was speaking when she attended his funeral service at St. Paul’s UCZ church in Lusaka yesterday.

The Vice-President said Mr Kabonde was also instrumental in the establishment of the church workers association and he served in the leadership which drafted the constitution to guide the ministry of church workers’ spouses.

Meanwhile, the widow Rev Kabonde in her tribute described her late husband as a man who knew the value of work and ensured that all that he touched was diligently done.

Mr Kabonde, who was aged 61, died after a heart attack and worked diligently until his last job at the Tropical Diseases Research Centre as workshop manager until he opted to retire to support his wife in the ministry.

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VEDANTA’S CHARM OFFENSIVE IT is not surprising that Vedanta which is contesting against Government takeover has launched a charm offensive, lauding its successes.

When the price of copper was at its lowest, the company was prepared to sacrifice more than 11, 000 jobs by placing the mine under care and maintenance. If it was not for Government intervention, the jobs would have been lost and supporting infrastructure of suppliers and sub-contractors would have been in deep financial quandary.

The government stood firm to save the situation.

Prices of copper have since increased and according to historical COMEX pricing figures Copper was selling at about $3.50 per pound, or about US$8, 000 per tonne its highest price since early 2013.

The upsurge is a result of renewed economic activity in China which is one of the main consumers of the commodity. It is not surprising therefore to see Vedanta launch a charm offensive in an attempt to ingratiate itself with the Zambian people.

The campaign however is a little off tune. It comes at a time when Zambians are questioning the manner in which the mine was sold and indeed how Vedanta could have contemplated sending 11, 000 miners to the streets.

Vedanta claims to be a responsible company and cites the fact that it contributed US$30 billion to the Indian Treasury and contributed 1.5 percent to India’s GDP. This is all very well, the concern of the Zambian people and indeed Zambian government though is to ensure viability of the mine to save jobs and contribute to the wealth and therefore well being of the country.

What is surprising however is a statement by UPND chairperson for mines Percy Chanda that the government should consider handing over KCM operations back to Vedanta.

As expected, irate miners have reacted with anger and indignation by giving the UPND a seven-day ultimatum in which to clearly state their position over the welfare of miners at KCM, since handing back was not one of their options.

It is indeed surprising that any Zambian would dare suggest a reversal of the liquidation process that saved the company from collapse. This is a betrayal of the greater cause of our collective interest, to placate foreign interests.

The entire liquidation process was initiated by noncompliance of laws in the manner the company attempted to give less than 24 hours’ notice to lay off more than 11, 000 workers. This was neither responsible nor compassionate.

To add insult to injury, the company invoked the Covid-19 pandemic as a basis on which the miners were to be laid off and the mine placed under care and maintenance.

This was the most cruel and unquestionable insult.

In his statement on the economic recovery programme President Edgar Lungu laid a clear vision in relation to the mining industry, when he stated that the country should take a major stake in some mines.

The President was not advocating a return to nationalisation but for the state to acquire majority stake in selected mines while allowing private investors to also participate in the sector.

He was very clear that that some mining companies cried foul whenever the government sought to increase its share of its natural wealth.

“We shall no longer tolerate mining investors who seek to prowl from our God-given natural resources, leaving us with empty hands. We shall no longer tolerate mining investors who cry foul each time we try to earn something from our mines through new tax measures,” President Lungu said.

This is the way forward.

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MILLERS ARM-TWISTING GOVT OVER MAIZE?

By PETER SICHALI

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OME millers are trying to arm-twist Government into signing an agreement which will enable them to access subsidised maize from the Food Reserve Agency (FRA), the Daily Nation has learnt.

The millers are claiming that there is a shortage of maize on the market which might result in mealie meal price hikes.

Authorities have however dismissed the claims, saying that the millers were just playing tricks with Government to access subsidised FRA maize.

But Millers Association

of Zambia (MAZ) president Andrew Chintala said the organisation and Grain Traders Association Zambia (GTAZ) and other stakeholders had enough maize stock that would meet the national demand.

Mr Chintala said the current mealie meal prices were reflective of the prevailing market price of maize.

He explained that millers bought 60 percent of the targeted 1.5 million tonnes and that it was adequate to sustain the domestic market.

Mr Chintala said the local demand has reduced and the country would not experience a shortage of mealie meal de-

spite not meeting the target.

"For now we are monitoring the situation and should we find that it calls for intervention, then we will engage the stakeholders including Government," Mr Chintala said.

He said millers do not have intentions of engaging Government for a tripartite intervention.

"I am not aware of any individual miller that can go and trigger a tripartite agreement because a tripartite agreement can only be signed once an assessment is done," Mr Chintala said.

He said each miller had a different cost structure and the uniform prices of meal-

ECL CHALLENGES TEACHER UNIONS PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has challenged teacher Unions to find ways of helping their members to build houses as they retire from the service.

The President said this could be done by engaging government and other financial institutions.

President Lungu said it was sad to see teachers suffering after retirement despite having worked hard for the nation. He said teacher unions should not reduce teachers’ welfare to salary

negotiations only but also ensure their members retire with dignity. President Lungu said teachers deserve to have better accommodation after retiring, hence the need to be helped whilst they are active in the service.

President Lungu said his government would ensure teachers were assisted to have a better life after retirement. He said this when Basic Teachers Union of Zambia (BETUZ) Secretary General Henry Sinkala and his team paid a courtesy call

on him at State House yesterday. And President Lungu called for mindset change if Zambians were to actively participate in the country’s economy.

Speaking earlier, Mr. Sinkala said teachers were happy with the eight percent salary increment and other emoluments that government has given them.

Mr. Sinkala said those who were objective had seen that government had done well in helping the teachers.ZNBC

28 die in festive period road traffic accidents

By KALOBWE BWALYA

ABOUT 28 people have died and 234 road traffic accidents were recorded during the Christmas holiday, police spokesperson Esther Katongo has disclosed.

Ms Katongo said 26 were serious road traffic accidents of which 18 were fatal accidents and 33 person were seriously injured, 48 were minor road accidents in which 55 persons were slightly injured and 138 were damage only road traffic accidents.

Ms Katongo disclosed that Lusaka Province recorded the highest number of traffic accidents with 105 and five deaths, followed by Copperbelt Province which record-

ed 34 traffic accidents with four deaths, Central Province had 22 accidents, eight deaths, Southern Province had 16 road traffic accidents with two deaths, while Eastern Province had 16 with four deaths.

Ms Katongo said North-Western Province recorded 10 accidents with one death, Northern Province six 06 with one death, Western four with no death recorded, Luapula Province had 12 with one death, while Muchinga Province had six with one death recorded.

She disclosed that compared with the previous Christmas holiday of 2019, 139 road traffic accidents were recorded as compared

Keep tribalism out of mind, pleads VJ

By SIMON MUNTEMBA

ZAMBIANS should do everything possible to keep tribalism out of their minds because it has the potential to cause disunity, veteran politician Vernon Mwaanga has said.

Mr Mwanga has also urged all political parties to commit themselves to zero tolerance to violence as the country was preparing for next

year’s tripartite elections.

Reflecting on the year 2020, Mr Mwaanga said the year was a challenging one in that the country had the Covid-19 outbreak, economic decline, high inflation and loss of employment.

He said this in a statement issued yesterday.

On the political front, he said, the country had the merchants’ tribalism blowing their horns loudly.

Mr Mwaanga advised

Millers Association of Zambia president ANDREW CHINTALA

ie meal can only be initiated once an intervention such as a tripartite agreement is signed.

Mr Chintala said there was low demand for mealie meal and that prices were dictated by the prices of maize on the market.

Lusaka police chief suspended?

By NATION REPORTER

LUSAKA province police commissioner, Nelson Phiri has been reportedly suspended.

Unconfirmed reports suggest that the commissioner was suspended yesterday but no reason was given.

Efforts to get confirmation from authorities and Mr Phiri proved futile by press time.

PF member gets death threats

By NATION REPORTER

Ms Katongo

to 234 recorded this year which shows an increase by 95 road traffic accidents.

She said 18 were fatal road traffic accidents in which 21 persons were killed in the 2019 Christmas holiday as compared to 22 fatal road traffic accidents where 28 persons were killed this year.

Zambians to avoid tribalism which he said was like a fire that could be easy to light up, but extremely difficult to put out. He also said tribalism has the potential to create nepotism and misunderstandings between citizens of one country.

Mr Mwaanga said it was sad that the current crop of political leaders did not seem to appreciate the value of dialogue and consensus in nation building.

Meanwhile, Mr Mwaanga has called for peace as the country heads for the 2021 general elections.

A PATRIOTIC Front member has complained of being threatened by someone claiming to be part of the snipers.

Mr Chanda Mberi said in interview that he was surprised to be alerted to a Facebook post warning him that he would also be taken care of just like the two men killed on Wednesday.

“I'm also appealing to the police command to be on alert for any threats to citizens like in my case. To my surprise, a few hours after the death of the two citizens, I received forwarded screenshots from concerned citizens in which some unknown people were warning me with unknown consequences.

Another screenshot (using a Facebook name Kay Kapanga was threatening that the state intelligence and other security wings were not their match and they are capable of sorting out anyone who stands in their way. The threats were in apparent reference to my consistency in supporting President Lungu's bid to seek the second term in 2021.

“I have since reported the said Kay Kapanga to police and I'm very confident that the wheels of justice will run its course.” Mr Mberi said.

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INSTALLATION OF ACROW BRIDGES STARTS

By SIMON MUNTEMBA

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HE Road Development Agency (RDA) has started mounting the 131 acrow bridges which were procured from the United States of America to improve accessibility to some areas, the Road Development Agency (RDA) has said.

In an interview, RDA acting director for communications and corporate affairs, Anthony Mulowa, said the agency has in phase one signed eight contracts with different contractors to start installing an initial set of 34 acrow bridges in seven provinces.

Mr Mulowa said the eight contracts had been signed at a cost of K 295,955,872.45.

He said the RDA was on the ground putting up bridges in

Tourism officers prodded

By NATION REPORTER THE performance of staff will now be measured by how many jobs they will create in their areas of operation and how much the districts will contribute to the Gross Domestic Product, Tourism and Arts permanent Secretary Auxilia Ponga has said.

Dr Ponga called on regional and district cultural affairs officers to be more creative and make the ministry vibrant in 2021.

She was speaking during a virtual meeting with Department of Arts and Culture officers based in the regions.

Dr Ponga said in 2021, the staff performance would be measured by how many jobs they will create in their areas of operation.

She called on the department to work with the Regional Tourism Development and Research Officers to make traditional ceremonies more attractive for both domestic and international tourists.

Dr Ponga urged the officers to create linkages through partnerships with the corporate entities operating in their regions to actualize the cultural affairs development dream.

And Director of Arts and Culture, Patricia Muyamwa, said there was enough potential in the creative sector in Zambia with the ability to generate income for the country.

She said the communities in the regions should be coordinated to create enough markets for the international markets.

Ms Muyamwa said there was already a 5,000 demand for makenge bags and baskets from Western Province and that the officers should mobilize communities in such areas.

Lusaka, Central, North-Western, and Northern Provinces.

Mr Mulowa said Eastern, Muchinga and Luapula Province would also benefit from the process.

He explained that Government through the RDA had procured 131 acrow bridges

from the US under a project called Acrow Bridge Project with a purpose of installing prefabricated modular steel panel bridges at 131 locations in the country. “These pieces of infrastructure are meant to be perma-

nent structure with the objective to facilitate easy access to affected areas and cost-effective transportation of goods and services,� he said.

He however said RDA was concerned with increased need of effective crossing points at different locations

in the county and therefore decided to initiate the acrow bridges project.

This, he said, was aimed at enhancing socio-economic development.

Mr Mulowa said the objectives of the acrow bridges were to improve accessibility

to targeted areas, lower transportation costs and facilitate reduced time.

He said acrow bridges were also aimed at improving the livelihoods of communities through improved service delivery, job creation and enhanced agricultural activities.

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‘Incorporate price referencing in procurement Act’

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By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

ABSA OFFLOADS K630M RELIEF FUNDS

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BOUT K630 million has been extended to customers by Absa Bank Zambia under the Covid-19 payment and relief packages between April and October, 2020.

From the time of inception to 31 October 2020 when the Covid-19 payment relief package was closed off, Absa Bank Zambia PLC was able to extend about K630 million to over 370 customers.

This is according to the Absa Bank Zambia Head of Marketing and Corporate Relations, Mato Shimabale.

Mr Shimabale explained in a response to a press query that the customers included Personal and Business customers in sectors covering Aviation, Transport, Manufacturing, Tourism and Agriculture.

“Absa Bank Zambia PLC also applied and received approval to extend targeted loans to eligible customers using the Bank of Zambia

Targeted Medium Term Refinancing Facility.

“The Bank continues to assess customer credit requirements to ensure that they receive support in the prescribed parameters,” he said.

He said Absa Bank Zambia on April 14, this year was the first financial institution to announce that it was extending a comprehensive three months Retail, Business Banking and Corporate relief package to customers who were impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Mr Shimabale said eligible customers in need of short-term liquidity were given a three-month payment relief, with possible extension upon further review, for a package allowing customers to reduce or defer their monthly instalments.

“Absa Bank Zambia PLC prides itself in being a forward-thinking organisation that provides relevant and innovative banking solutions to cater for its diverse customers’ needs.

Head of Marketing and Corporate Relations, Mato Shimabale.

“In this regard, the Bank will continue to assess customer needs and respond accordingly while investing in future-proof banking products and services as part of its digitally-led strategy,” he said.

THR Public Procurement Act should be revised to incorporate price referencing and bench marking to seal revenue leakages, the Policy Monitoring and Research Centre (PMRC) has said.

There are inadequacies in fund release delays and inflated quotations, affecting project implementations and contract management, says Bernadette Deka-Zulu, PMRC Executive Director.

Ms Deka-Zulu said the current procurement system features structural and content inadequacies to support the Public Financial Management (PFM) Act, leading to avoidable losses for the Government.

For this reason, she said in a PMRC Newsletter, there was need to revise the Public Procurement Act to incorporate price referencing and bench marking to seal revenue leakages.

“In 2015, Government introduced an electronic Government Procurement (E-GP) system aimed at enhancing transparency, riding the Government system of corruption and supporting provisions of the PFM Act. “The E-GP system is designed to enhance

By ROBERT ZAWE

THOSE that have followed the activities of Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) will agree with me that the institution has done a lot in the last three years to transform itself. The institution has walked a journey of continuous innovation and internal structural transformation to achieve excellence in line with its 20192021 Corporate Strategic Plan (CSP).

It’s a common notion that in a fast changing world every organization must change to survive, prosper or remain relevant. As ZRA, our determination is to move at the pace at which the world is changing. For instance, as the world embraces WhatsApp for communication ZRA embraces it for payment of taxes. Taxpayers are now able to pay taxes through WhatsApp, offering the efficiency and convenience they need.

Talking about other great innovations, the institution has so far introduced on the market brilliant locally engineered Information and Communication Technology (ICT) innovations such as the TaxOnline

CHANGING THE FACE OF ZRA THROUGH EXCELLENT CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE system for domestic taxes, TaxOnPhone-an innovation that enables taxpayers to do various tax activities on the simplest of a phone by dialling *858# and lastly the latest TaxOnApp which provides taxpayers an opportunity to access ZRA through a phone application that can be downloaded onto their smart phones. As the globe shrinks into the palm, ZRA also has shrunk into an App. These innovations have changed the way taxpayers transact with ZRA. Walking to ZRA for any tax matter is no longer a must but an option for taxpayers.

The 2019-2021 Strategic Plan also revised the Corporate Vision, Mission Statement and Core Values. The

new Vision Statement seeks to capture ZRA’s critical role in Zambia’s development as outlined in the Vision 2030.

Our Mission reflects our new approach of taxpayer engagement and compliance enhancement through changing customer experience. This approach has given birth to the various ICT innovations as highlighted above as well as internal structural changes in order to offer excellent services to our taxpayers. As ZRA we want to be genuine, remarkable and worth connecting with.

To add icing on the cake, the Commissioner General Mr. Kingsley Chanda in October, 2020 created a dedicated centralised unit

called Customer Experience Unit under the Directorate of Innovation and Project Management headed by an Assistant Director with a core mandate to improve customer experience. This

Unit is now functional and has hit the ground running.

The Unit is now busy weaving into place changes that will soon be undertaken in order to turn the current customer service level 180⁰

socio-economic development and adherence to the national development plan by reducing the procurement cycle and associated costs,” Ms Deka-Zulu said.

She stressed that legislative reforms from the expenditure side of the budget needed to be matched with reforms to the revenue side through enhanced Domestic Resource Mobilisation.

Ms Deka-Zulu said the informal sector’s tax potential in Zambia was about 42 percent of total tax revenues.

She said amongst the several strategies that could be used to enhance domestic resource mobilisation was the need to upscale the Massive Land Titling Programme which can enhance payment processes from ground rates.

“There is also need to equip revenue administrators with knowledge and tools to raise revenue in the hard-to-tax sectors through the use of intermediaries. The need to fight tax evasion through early detection cannot be overemphasised.

“This could be achieved through, smarter auditing, effective investigation and prosecution that hold evaders accountable and thus create public confidence in the tax system,” Ms Deka-Zulu said.

to achieve the desired level. I’m sure taxpayers have already started noticing some positive changes in our service provision. Going forward ZRA’s customers or clients will continue to experience a whole new level of service and feel-something they have never experienced before. Paying tax or seeking tax services will be very smooth and enjoyable.

When Mr. Kingsley Chanda joined ZRA as Commissioner General in 2016 he promised taxpayers nothing but excellent service from ZRA. He said ZRA was going to change its negative perception to a global brand recognised for customer centric services. It is now evident that the institution is on the smooth path to achieving his vision. Like Clare Muscutt said “building a good customer experience does not happen by accident. It happens by design.”

ZRA’s aim with these innovations and structural transformation is to enhance revenue collection and grow compliance across the entire eligible tax base. Taxpayers now have no reason for being non-compliant. My Tax, Your Tax, Our Destiny.

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Zim directors under the spotlight HARARE – The conduct of directors within corporates will now be under intense scrutiny following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) and the Institute of Directors Zimbabwe (IoD) recently.

Through the MOU, the two parties mapped a strategy to deal with flouting of corporate governance principles creating loopholes for corruption in entities.

A technical committee made up of members from ZACC and IoD will be tasked with an oversight role to co-ordinate and facilitate work within the partnership.

IoD chairperson, Dr Mike Juru, said key corporate governance principles which were being flouted included accountability, transparency, conflict of interest rising from failure to declare and recuse oneself among other factors.

He said some directors

lacked training upon being appointed and also assumed posts through unprofessional means.

As such, the aim of their partnership with ZACC was to flush out such misconduct through building strong systems, structures and monitoring compliance to prevent corruption.

“Where entities have strong systems you find that corrupt individuals are eliminated at the point of entry,” he said.

There is a structured training and syllabus for individuals who intend to assume posts of directors.

Said Dr Juru; “Directors who have been found wanting statistically we find that they have not been trained.

“We want our members to operate from a position of knowledge between right and wrong, knowing also how to do things right the first time. As such we as IoD are trainers and ZACC will assist in monitoring compliance of laws.” – HERALD, Zimbabwe.

US$125M TAX DEFICIT BITES AS KENYA STRUGGLES TO PAY STAFF

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AIROBI - Kenya is pulling out of festivities into the New Year with a tax deficit of US$125 million and is struggling to pay civil servants as revenue sources thin in the midst of swelling expenditure and an expensive pandemic.

Despite the National Treasury putting up a brave face that the country is not broke, all signs point to a government that is teetering on the brink and whose accounts are drying up faster than they can be refilled.

Thousands of national and county government workers have celebrated Christmas without pay, with some having not been paid for three months.

This as government suppliers continue to hurt in silence as parastatals, ministries, department and other State agencies accounts dry up, as the Kenyatta administration continues to grow its mountain of debt to meet the shortfalls.

The most recent government accounts published last week show that in the first five

months of this current financial year that started on July, Kenya has collected total revenues of Sh1 trillion, which works out to about US$200 million a month.

But only about a half, or US$527 million, came from tax revenue between July-November 2020.

The rest came from domestic borrowing (US$360 million), external loans (US$26.2 million) and other non-tax revenue (US$37 million).

A mix of relief and unwanted change

Here is how Brexit impacts some industries

LONDON/BRUSSELS - The U.K. and European Union may have signed a trade deal, but British businesses still face a raft of difficult changes.

More than four years in the making, the Brexit agreement avoids the worst-case scenario of new tariffs and quotas after December 31. That’s a welcome relief, and gives companies greater scope to focus on containing the damage from the coronavirus pandemic.

The divorce will still create significant disruption for a range of industries. Mutual recognition of standards, which would have allowed firms to make products in the U.K. and market them in the EU without any extra certification process, isn’t part of the deal. Likewise, workers in Britain’s services industry -- which makes up 80 percent of its economy - face new costs and bureaucracy as their professional qualifications will no longer be automatically recognised in the EU. The deal also requires extra customs paperwork and checks at the EU border. The queues of trucks that formed around Dover, Britain’s busiest port, after France blocked incoming traffic has given Britons a taste of the disorder that could be in store.

With the full text of the agreement being published only days before it comes into force, a chorus of business voices has pleaded for a grace period to comply with the changes.

Here is a look at what a Brexit deal means for a variety of industries.

Automotive U.K. auto manufacturers generated about 79 billion pounds ($107 billion) in sales last year and employed about 180, 000 people. Carmakers

now must decide whether to move forward with investment in new models and production capacity that had been put on hold for years.

Vauxhall, owned by France’s PSA Group, had been holding out for more clarity on Brexit before deciding whether to approve further investment in its plant in Ellesmere Port. For others, the delays to the deal have already taken a toll - Nissan Motor Co. has decided against producing an electric model in northern England.

The deal is good news because it mostly avoids tariffs and gives electric-car makers sufficient time to phase in the new requirements, raising the chance that PSA will further invest in Vauxhall, said David Bailey, a business economics professor at Birmingham Business School.

Here are the key requirements for rules of origin, which determine what percentage of the value of a car’s components need to be sourced locally to qualify for tariff-free trade: • Parts made in the U.K. as well as the EU count as local content.

• Gasoline and diesel cars need to be made with at least 55 percent local content to avoid tariffs - five percentage points more than what automakers and the U.K. wanted.

• Electric vehicles and hybrids will need 40 percent local content, 10 percentage points more than what the U.K. had asked for.

• Until 2023, batteries can have as much as 70 percent overseas content, and EVs and hybrids can have as much as 60 percent foreign content.

• From 2024 to 2026 - when European battery production is expected to be much more advanced - batter-

ies can have 50 percent overseas content and EVs and hybrids 55 percent content.

The terms for electric and hybrid cars are more lenient because the region is still in the early stages of localising battery production. However, the 40 percent local content requirement for EVs and hybrids may be difficult to meet for companies that source parts mainly in Asia, Bailey said.

Manufacturing Producers are responsible for about 10 percent of U.K. gross domestic product, and have been spared the threat of new tariffs. But they face a raft of paperwork and new standards regulations which could create substantial pressure across the country on its first day outside the single market and customs union.

On standards, there is no mutual recognition of conformity assessments in the deal, meaning manufacturers will have to get their products approved separately by regulators in both markets. They may also have to run two separate production processes if U.K. and EU specifications differ, adding costs.

And at the border, the prospect of trucks turning up without the correct post-Brexit forms raises worries about serious traffic snarls. For example, as many as 10, 000 trucks per day carrying everything from German car parts to Spanish lettuces, as well as U.K. exports to Europe, pass through Dover.

This key port on the south-east coast has warned of 27-kilometre lines of vehicles on both sides of the English Channel if its average customs clearing is slowed by just two

minutes. Disruption is a nightmare for manufacturers because their years of investment into digitising their operations have left them reliant on just-in-time supply chains.

This helps them avoid the expense of stockpiles, but means that any delays in shipments spell trouble for the entire production process and the whole industry.

Retail The thorny issue of tariffs had been British retailers’ biggest concern as higher import costs in a low-margin sector would have had to be passed on to consumers during a recession.

This was particularly important for supermarket chains such as Tesco Plc and J Sainsbury Plc as the U.K. produces only about half the food it consumes, and the vast majority of imported food comes from the EU. British wine merchants will be relieved that wine traveling between the U.K. and EU will require only simplified paperwork. In a no-deal scenario wines from the EU would have required expensive laboratory tests and other documentation, adding costs.

However, retailers still face a raft of new non-tariff barriers stemming from costs and staffing needed to manage extra customs paperwork which, in time, could filter down to the prices paid by shoppers at checkouts. Any upheaval could aggravate the impact the pandemic has had on consumer spending. The timing may mean additional pain - January is normally a dire month for retailers given that consumers usually pull back spending after their surge of shopping for Christmas.

– BLOOMBERG NEWS.

The US$527 million collected by November is a drop of US100.72 million or 16 percent contraction compared to a similar period a year ago, reflecting the impact of Covid-19 economic hardships that triggered a fall in company earnings, layoffs and cuts on levies.

To put this numbers into perspective, the government has a full year budget of US$2.8 billion, which means that on average, it should be raising about

US$235 million every month from all sources.

Its financial statement shows that it is targeting to raise US$1.56 billion this year through taxes, US$786.6 million from domestic borrowing while external loans will bring in US$373 million.

The rest of the money will come from other domestic financing and non-tax revenue.

- DAILY NATION Kenya.

Operation loans recovery …Banks set to step up loan recovery as defaults mount NAIROBI - Banks in Kenya are rolling their sleeves as they prepare to go after people who have been unable to service loans they took mostly during the Covid-19 period, leading to an increase in Non-Performing Loans (NPL).

As part of the credit recovery efforts, the banks intend to allocate more resources on recovery of loans, including through the use of external parties in the recovery process.

This is according to a credit survey by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) covering the quarter ending June 30, 2020, which revealed that many banks were preparing to start credit recovery efforts in the following quarter.

“For the quarter ended September 30, 2020, banks expect to intensify their credit recovery efforts in nine of the eleven economic sectors.

The intensified recovery efforts are aimed at improving the overall quality of the asset portfolio,” the CBK report stated.

“The banks intend to allocate more resources on monitoring and recovery of loans as well as use of external parties in the recovery process,” it added.

This was after the banks

recorded an increase in NPLs, where seven of the 11 sectors categorised by banks recorded cases of borrowers failing to pay back the money on time. An NPL is a loan in which a borrower hasn’t made the scheduled payments for a period of at least 90 days.

According to banks, between April and June, the levels of NPLs increased in the tourism, restaurant and hotels, transport and communication, and personal and household, trade, real estate, building and construction, and manufacturing sectors.

However, in the financial services, mining and quarrying, energy and water and agriculture sectors, the levels remained unchanged.

“The increase in NPLs was mainly due to a challenging business environment as a result of Cpvid-19 pandemic,” the CBK survey states.

“Sixty-four percent of the respondents indicated that NPLs are likely to increase in the third quarter of 2020 as a result of the global COVID-19 pandemic, resulting to a challenging business environment.

The respondents indicated that all the eleven economic sectors will be affected negatively by the pandemic.”

– DAILY NATION, Kenya.

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National Guidance and Religious Affairs minister Reverend Godfridah Sumaili

THE MINISTRY OF NATIONAL GUIDANCE Dear Editor, JUST thinking aloud.

I have heard on a number of times President Edgar Lungu talk about national principles and values.

These national principles and values are not specifically spelt out and known.

Why can't the ministry sponsor forums where these can be disseminated to the public, so that, there is public awareness of these principles values. Otherwise, I just see

this being rethoric.

I feel the issue of national guidance is a big deal. In this regard, I really don't see the ministry guiding the nation where national principles and values are concerned. I see rampant moral decay in the nation. A country with values may not experience such high corruption and tribalism issues and the like, especially among our national leaders.

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No to hidden roof Thorough probe in killings needed

Dear Editor, EDDAH has just posted a video on a leaking hidden roof. Let me share my experience too.

I built four houses in 2016.

Considering how much I spent on heaped roofs on other earlier projects, I got quotes for both heaped and hidden roof.

Heaped was going to cost me K113, 000. Hidden only came to K41, 000. Noting the huge saving on the hidden roof, I settled for the latter and quickly with recommendations on him, I engaged a Zimbabwean expert (so they call him) to do the work.

Mwebantu, that was the greatest mistake of my life. I regretted. The next three rain seasons gave me the hell of my life. I used to receive calls from all my four tenants about leaks in the middle of the night.

I called in different “experts� to help mend the leaks. They came with different methods and materials but all in vain.

The weldings, plastics, silicones, gutter sizes, green

and silver roof seals name it.

At times it could help but only for a few days. Later some points opened. I fought many experts and worse still got lambasted by some tenants (rightly so). I lost good tenants too.

In summary, cheap is expensive. I re-bought paints, ceiling boards, conice, cover strips, nails, labour more than six times in a desperate attempt to seal off but maintain the same hidden roof design.

Cost of repair plus K41, 000 added up to K81, 000. If I continued trying to mend, this could have gone higher.

This year in September, I finally came to my senses and decided to revert to a heaped roof. I now have my peaceful sleep. Tenants no longer get inconvenienced.

Don't be cheated. Yes, others do it right from the start but trust me, 90 percent of hidden roofers are a cheat.

Don't fall prey fellow builders.

Avoid hidden roofs.

Good day.

JUSTIN SAKALA.

What you need to know about the speed trap machine

Dear Editor, THE Prolaser 4 speed trap machine is the one currently being used in Zambia. It is a product of Truvelo Company based in South Africa.

The Prolaser 4 functional description: Speed Range: 8 to 321km/h Speed accuracy +-2km/h Range: 3m to 2400m Event record in internal memory up to 1, 000, the battery lasts up to eight hours when fully charged.

The Prolaser 4 is a combination of a video camera and a speed trap machine. The speed trap machine does its work of transmitting and re-

ceiving via a beam invisible to a human eye and information reflects on a video camera It can capture a motor vehicle or vehicles if well placed up to two kilometres away Each vehicle captured is recorded and the video can be played back as evidence.

It can capture as many vehicles as possible at once depending on how fast the operator can be. Say even 15 or more A video camera has a memory card which can be removed and be played on a bigger screen like a laptop or

even a tv.

What you are able to see on this picture in front are two lenses, a sender and receiver of an invisible beam.

Behind where am looking what will show on a video camera is: 1. Speed the vehicle was travelling at 2. The distance at which it was captured 3. Time it was captured and date.

Note: it can pick you accurately from a distance of two kilometres.

This is your road safety tip for today!

TRAFFIC DESK.

Dear Editor, I know emotions are still very high, but we must start to ask pertinent questions, the crowd that escorted HH was gathered at Service Headquarters, at the roundabout behind Foreign Affairs, when the Police came, they fired what I believe are blanks at the crowds westwards in the direction of the arrow..and they fled westwards towards the high court.

The prosecutor was shot 450m away East, at a restaurant behind cabinet office.

How can Police who were firing Westwards hit a person that was East, behind them. The bullet that killed the Prosecutor was most likely fired by someone firing at the Police...who were East of the crowd.

A fact that has been confirmed by UPND President at his briefing.

Forgive my grammar errors . One fact am not sure of is, where the UPND cadre was shot ...remember he is one of those who was acquitted of being in possession of offensive weapons....he could have been near the person firing.

Police brutality must never been condorned. May the Souls of the dear departed rest in peace. KATIMBA CHISANGA

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Dr. Chomba said the Barotse floodplains should be preserved as it has important biodiversity and social values.

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Our vision for the Upper Zambezi Programme is to ensure that the area is well managed, threats are mitigated but also that the area is providing various eco-system goods and services to the local community.

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It is hoped that with the inscription the Barotse floodplains, the culture of its people, the rivers and canals, its animals and plant life will be secured for future generations to enjoy.

Mr. Lukonga also responded to rumors that the inscription would take away the land rights of the local people.

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Mr. Lukonga said that another important heritage aspect of the Barotse plains are the royal burial sites that date as far back as 400 years. “These graves link the present and past generations as the dead chiefs are believed to be living and are often consulted through offers of drinks and meat. The graves have been preserved for centuries, taken care of by grave attendants or shrine-keepers known as li ng’omboti.”

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Dr. Chomba acknowledged that the Upper Zambezi landscape has a strong culture and heritage, supported by the Lozi people, who have optimized the long-standing relationship between their natural resources and their culture. The people of Barotse are praised for their ingenious creation of the long, winding canals found within the plains. These canals were made using very basic tools and support the livelihoods of the people of Barotseland through transportation, agriculture, fishing and as a water resource. The canals also help drain the plains after the floods.

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“The inscription promotes the livelihoods of the people and enhances the protection of the landscape.

Speaking to the benefits of the inscription, Mr. Lukonga disclosed that UNESCO heritage sites are a huge tourist attraction and can contribute to the influx of tourists to the landscape. He added that this would help create opportunities for the locals, who could take advantage of the situation to market their crafts, share their rich culture and start up businesses that will meet the needs of tourists.

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WWF Barotse Landscape Manager, Dr. Machaya Chomba, has described the landscape as a “beautiful world of its own.” Speaking in a media interview, Dr. Chomba said the Barotse floodplains should be preserved as it has important biodiversity and social values.

“It is an important habitat not only in Zambia but in Southern Africa as well. It hosts important bird species like the Wattled Crane and Crown Crane, as well as various flora that are vital to the landscape. The landscape is also home to the second largest wildebeest migration in Africa, found in the Liuwa Plains National Park.”

Dr. Chomba added that WWF has been working in the landscape since 2003, supporting partners in the

“Our vision for the Upper Zambezi Programme is to ensure that the area is well managed, threats are mitigated, but also that the area is providing various eco-systematic goods and services to the local community.”

“The inscription promotes the livelihoods of the people and enhances the protection of the landscape. It places local communities at the center of management of natural resources and recognizes them as critical stakeholders in ensuring the sustainability of these resources.”

“The Baroste floodplain is a cultural landscape with outstanding examples of traditional human settlement and land use representative of culture and human interaction with the environment. The mounds in the plains are an example of this. The people of Barosteland piled soil and formed raised mounds upon which they could undertake their activities of habitation, farming and burials.”

Liuwa Plains National Park and Upper Zambezi Game Management Area.

He said that the Upper Zambezi Programme, which kicked off in 2017, is a culmination of the long standing relationship that WWF has built over the years with the Barotse Royal Establishment (BRE), as well as partners like the National Heritage Conservation Commission (NHCC), the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (DNPW), and African Parks.

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For many, the Barotse floodplain is synonymous with the famous Kuomboka ceremony: a tradition that has been practiced by the Lozi people for over 400 years in which the Litungu moves his people, their livestock and belongings to higher ground when the floods come.

However, this stunning piece of land, which is part of the Upper Zambezi landscape, has so much more to offer and is worth the ongoing efforts to have it inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Floods inundate Ngwenya Township

By ANDREW MUKOMA

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VER 30 houses in Ngwenya Township in Livingstone have been flooded due to the heavy downpour experienced in the last couple of days.

The affected families whose properties such as mattresses, chairs including mealie meal are soaked, have appealed for help from the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU).

A check by the Daily Nation yesterday found some families struggling to remove the flood water from their homes.

Some houses looked deserted as families have sought refuge elsewhere.

A check showed that affected residents have built their hous-

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es on the land whose terrain is not suitable for any structure.

Those talked to put the blame of the local authority for giving

out plots on the land which is not suitable for building houses.

Idah Mubanga, one of the affected residents, told the Daily

Maramba ward campaigns heighten

By ANDREW MUKOMA POLITICAL parties taking part in the Maramba Ward by-election in Livingstone have heightened their campaigns.

All the three parties participating in the contest have embarked on 'door to door' campaigns in order to ensure they garner maximum support.

The Maramba Ward by-election was necessitated following the resignation of UPND’s Moses Simbaya as councillor.

National Restoration Party (NAREP)' Brian Siamuluwa, Florence Lungowe Samasumo of Patriotic Front (PF) and Evans Sakala of United Party for National Development (UPND) have gone flat out campaigning

in the ward.

In an interview with the Daily Nation in Livingstone, Ms Samasumo expressed confidence of scooping the seat.

She said that so far, campaigns have been peaceful without any conflicts among political parties.

Ms Samasumo said that the people in Maramba have an op-

Nation that the area where people have built their houses is a wetland.

She said, as if that was not enough, the local authority has failed to create roads and drainages.

Ms Mubanga said that there has been a number of promises from the ward Councillor, Kelvin Maambo, of the UPND to create drainages but that has not been fulfilled.

"Every time we have heavy rains, these houses are usually flooded with water. The biggest problem that we have is that we have no drainages and roads where the water can be passing.

"We have been promised many times by the Council that they were going to sort out this problem but nothing... so, we are asking for help from DMMU," she said. portunity to redeem themselves by voting for her as the only female candidate.

The UPND's Neto Halwabala also was happy that peace has prevailed during campaigns since the nomination day.

Mr Halwabala said that the UPND will retain its seat because of the confidence the people have in the opposition party.

NAREP's campaign team was not available for a comment by press time.

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Be goal-oriented, youths advised

By ANDREW MUKOMA HELPING Hands Zambia Foundation has urged youths in Livingstone to be goal oriented in life so that they can avoid being delinquents.

Foundation Executive Director Mutinta Matimba said youths who are goal oriented become successful in life because of the discipline in them.

Ms Matimba said in an interview in Livingstone that youths are the cornerstone of national development and this can only be achieved if they set out goals and visions for life.

"Youths should engage in sports activities such as football so that they can learn self-discipline," she said.

Ms Matimba said the foundation would continue to support youth development through sports in Livingstone.

She said sports such football keeps the youths away from bad vices that corrupt morals.

Ms Matimba who is also PF Livingstone Parliamentary aspirant, said the foundation

had procured sports equipment for youths in Livingstone at cost of K15, 000.

“We bought soccer balls and jerseys for the eight teams that participated in the end of year tournament. The players were drawn from all parts of the City,” Livingstone Rangers Football Club coach, Ishmael Chinyama, said football is important for youth development as it keeps them busy.

"We bought soccer balls and jerseys for the eight teams that participated in the end of year tournament. The players were drawn from all parts of the City," she explained.

Livingstone Rangers Football Club coach, Ishmael Chinyama, said football is important for youth development as it keeps them busy. "Most of these youths would have been in police custody by now but they have focused on training and playing football," he said.

Kitwe in waste disposal warning

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LGAZ recounts 2020 performance

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA

NO council was able to meet all financial obligations on time in 2020 because revenue collection was affected across the country, Local Government Association of Zambia President Christopher Kang'ombe has said.

Mr Kang'ombe told the Daily Nation in Kitwe that rate payers across the country could not pay all the dues to the council.

He said that all the 116 councils including major cities as well as municipalities were negatively affected.

Mr Kang'ombe was however quick to mention that the councils did well in

service delivery under difficult cicumstances.

"We generally did our level best in service delivery, of course not up to the expected standard but we met basic maximums across all the 116 councils.

"We did fairly well, given the current challenges in the economy. We have learnt to cope with huge challenges faced during the year," he said.

Mr Kang'ombe who is also Kitwe mayor was happy that the Ministry of Finance had worked out a strategy to help the councils deal with debt.

He said that the gesture would help the councils to clear debts they owed NAPSA, ZRA and other statutory institutions.

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By SANFROSSA MANYINDA RESIDENTS in many townships of Kitwe have been dumping waste indiscriminately, posing a danger to an outbreak of diseases.

The most affected areas are Mulenga, Musonda, Kapoto, Chipata, Kamitondo and Chimwemwe East townships, prompting the Kitwe City Council to swing into action.

As a result, the council has started the enforcement of the law requiring households to subscribe to licensed solid

waste management companies operating in the designated waste management zones in order to enhance compliance and attain a cleaner city status Council Public Relations Manager, Chola Mwamba, said residents in low-density areas must subscribe to the solid waste management companies delegated by the Council to collect and dispose of solid waste.

She said that those residing in high density residential areas and other low income res-

idential areas must subscribe to community based solid waste management enterprises or structures.

In low-income residential areas, some of the structures are referred to as Tukuse Ifisoso Groups or Youth/Women Cooperatives or WDC/CDF Committee.

Ms Mwamba said the groups are approved by the Council to facilitate the collection and disposal of solid waste.

"Disposing of refuse in undesignated places, especially

in road reserves, rivers, drainages and open spaces, can pollute the environment and breed diseases." She said.

Ms Mwamba advised the residents to collaborate with the authorised community based entities to safely dispose of the refuse or solid waste.

She therefore expressed the need for the residents to take personal responsibility in ensuring that they subscribed to council approved solid waste management companies and enterprises in their areas.

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Stay away from XYLEM Trading gets 72p.c. shares in Madison Finance criminality, youths advised

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

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YOUTHS must stay away from criminal activities as they can land them in correctional facilities, Kasama Central Member of Parliament Kelvin Sampa has advised.

Mr Sampa who is also PF national youth chairperson, said that most of youths break the law, as a result of being in ‘bad

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company.’

H advised youths to resist peer pressure and instead engage in productive activities aimed at uplifting the livelihood.

Meanwhile, Mr Sampa called on inmates to be good ambassadors of peace, by teaching people to stay away from vices that could land them into correctional facilities.

He said once they are released from the correctional facilities, they should embark on life-changing programmes in communities and teach others to be good and responsible citizens.

He was speaking on when he donated assorted drinks to 370 inmates, at Kasama’s Milima Correctional Service, as a way of celebrating Christmas with them.

Mr Sampa was accompanied by youths from Kasama Youth Initiative.

XYLEM Trading (Pty), a company and investment vehicle incorporated in South Africa, will acquire 72.05 percent of Madison Financial Services following a series of liquidity, credit and solvency the company has been facing since last year.

Madison Financial Services has faced a series of liquidity, credit, solvency and governance related issues that triggered regulatory take over some time in 2019.

According to a Lusaka Securities Exchange (LuSE) further cautionary update and market announcement on December 24, 2020, XYLEM trading (Pty) will acquire 72.05 percent of Madison Financial Services.

This will entail XYLEM taking over combined Lawrence Sikutwa and Associates (LSA) and ZFI Holdings Limited stake in Madison Financial Services.

According to the update, the transaction involves two separate acquisitions of shares namely: by XTL of the 100 percent shareholding in ZFI from Enko Africa Private Equity Fund Limited being the first leg and the acquisition by XTL (via ZFI) of 37.14 percent shares in MFS from LSA, as the second leg of the

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transaction. The net result of the above two acquisitions is that XTL will effectively end up owning 72.05 percent of the ordinary is“LSA and ZFI recognise the need to support the continued growth of MFS, through the capital injection to sustain operations of the core units of the company namely Madison General, Madison Finance, Madison Asset Management and Madison General Tanzania to ensure that they can compete effectively, retain market share and continue to grow going forward.

COUNCILS’ BAIL-OUT STRATEGY CHEERS ZULAWU

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HE bail-out strategy rolled out by Government will go a long way in addressing the plight of retirees in local authorities, the Zambia United Local Authority Workers Union (ZULAWU) has said.

ZULAWU president Kingsley Zulu said that retirees in local authorities have had their benefits delayed for some time now due to the poor liquidity.

Mr Zulu, said that the coming of the strategy would ensure retirees get their benefits on time.

"This will also be a morale booster to the retirees as they will be able to invest the proceeds to ensure they are empowered as families and we commend the Government for the idea.

"This is a welcome development which we have received whole heartedly as a labour movement under the local authorities," he said.

Mr Zulu added that the strategy would also deal with future debt accumulated to ensure they were within the mandate and budget of councils.

He was happy that Government had bee ndisbursing the equalisation fund in the year 2020 on a timely basis.

Mr Zulu however hoped that the same pace could be maintained going forward so that local authorities could concentrate on

Chongwe patients in food galore

By JOHN KOMBE

A LOCAL business in Chongwe has donated assorted foodstuff to more than 40 patients admitted to Chongwe District Hospital as a Christmas gesture.

Plan B Pub and Lounge Managing Director, Lloyd Njomwa, said that the donation was part of his company’s way of appreciating its customers.

He said that the donation was also motivated by the fact that the hospital was the place where many neglected and uncared for people were found.

The items included six 25kg bags of soya powder for porridge, 10 cases of cabana soft drinks, bottles of peanut butter, 10 cases of mineral water and 10 packets of cereal puffs.

Mr Njomwa said that

when one was hospitalized even friends and relatives tended to desert them and that it was for this reason that his company decided to help the people who were hospitalized during the festive season.

In receiving the donation, Chongwe Hospital Administrator, Catherine Kamushila thanked the donor for remembering the patients

This will also be a morale booster to the retirees as they will be able to invest the proceeds to ensure they are empowered as families and we commend the Government for the idea.

service provision for the betterment of the communities. during the festive season.

She observed that the festive season should not be restricted to homes, but that the people in the health facilities also needed to celebrate.

Ms Kamushila said that nutrition was key during the period of treatment and as such the donation was very much appreciated.

She appealed to other organizations to emulate the gesture and lend a hand in helping those who were hospitalized.

sued shares of MFS via ZFI. The term sheet signed between MGK Global Limited MFS, LSA and ZFI provides for acquisition, by XTL, of the 37.14 percent ordinary shares held in MFS by LSA and the acquisition of 100 percent of the shares of Enko in ZFI. This will give a combined shareholding via ZFI of 72.05 per cent of the ordinary share capital of MFS. “LSA and ZFI recognise the need to support the continued growth of MFS, through the capital injection to sustain operations of the core units of the company namely Madison General, Madison Finance, Madison Asset Management and

Madison General Tanzania to ensure that they can compete effectively, retain market share and continue to grow going forward,” the SENS indicated.

Commenting on the development, the Kwacha Arbitrageur said Madison Financial Services currency grapples with irate creditors.

These, the Magazine said, were owed for various investment obligations that have raised potential credit and liquidity risks contagious to the LSA Group.

“The group resolved to finding an equity partner whose transaction proceeds would help cushion some of the pressures faced,” the Magazine said.

UCZ appeals for peace

By STEPHEN MWEWA

THE United Church of Zambia (UCZ) has appealed for peace as the country heads for general elections next year.

Kasama’s UCZ St Paul’s congregation out-going Reverend in charge, Charles Musonda, said citizens should refuse to be used as tools of violence by politicians.

Reverend Musonda said he would be sensitizing youths to stay away from political violence in the country, in order to sustain peace and unity.

Rev Musonda who has been transferred to Lusaka after serving for six years, was speaking during a farewell service.

He said Zambia has enjoyed peace since independence and that such a scenario could not be spoilt by a few desperate people.

At the same function, Kasama Central Member of Parliament, Kelvin Sampa, said Government appreciated the enormous contribution the UCZ has been rendering in health and education sectors to the public. Mr Sampa said

Mr Sampa

Government was indebted for the contribution the church made to help fight Covid-19.

Meanwhile, Mr Sampa donated K5, 000 towards the construction of a new church building which is under construction.

Earlier, congregation Secretary Dominic Nkandu said members would always miss and remember Rev Musonda for leaving behind various infrastructure development projects.

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What carries water is the laws is bound to fail.

Defy the Agenda! opinion and all that goes Zambia is a country which democratic record that Zambia is a man or woman, who is UNREASONABLE thinking to are critical pillars of any Artificial laws gations.

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I support ALL lives, but NEVER injustice; irrespective of perpetrator! (The context of George is injustice, which offends LAW and ORDER).

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WORLD NEWS

SA crosses 1m cases of Covid-19

LAWYERS GAVE $24.7M BRIBES TO JUDGES IN THREE YEARS - REPORT From Page 1

Police check the movement of people in Cape Town. Western Cape has been under severe lockdown after a surge of infections © Nic Bothma/EPA

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa has reported at least one million cases of coronavirus since confirming its first case in March, the Ministry of Health said late on Sunday, only days after a new faster-spreading variant of the virus was confirmed to be breaking out in the country.

“Today, we have breached one million cumulative cases of Covid-19 in South Africa, with a cumulative total of 1, 004, 413 cases reported,” the ministry said in a statement on Sunday.

The total number of deaths rose to 26, 735.

The outbreak in the worst-hit country in Africa appears to be accelerating with the one million mark crossed nine days after the country reported 900, 000 cases. It took two weeks for South Africa to reach 900, 000 cases, compared with the 800, 000 in early December.

Several hospitals and medical centres have reported wards overflowing with patients with many healthcare workers cancelling their holidays to tackle a huge influx of patients.

Mediclinic International, among South Africa’s top three private hospital networks, said on Sunday that a severe rise in cases had placed immense strain on its healthcare resources including staff, equipment and beds for seriously ill patients.

The new variant, referred to as 501.V2, was discovered by a team of scientists around South Africa who have been tracking the ge-

netics of the virus.

The variant appears to be focused in the south and southeast of the country and has been dominating findings from samples collected since October, they said.

The Coronavirus Command Council, the top government body monitoring the disease, met on Sunday to decide whether further measures such as a tighter lockdown or stricter rules on public movement should be imposed, according to local media News24.

President Cyril Ramaphosa could give a television address later this week.

Meanwhile, World Health Organisation Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that Covid-19 won't be the world's last pandemic while speaking in a video statement on the first International Day of Epidemic Preparedness on Sunday.

Tedros used his message to encourage countries to prepare better by working to "prevent, detect, and mitigate emergencies of all kinds, whether they be naturally occurring epidemics or deliberate events."

"History tells us his will not be the last pandemic, and epidemics are a fact of life," he said.

He said investments in public health and an "all-of-government, all-of-society, one health approach" could help countries successfully react to global health crises in the future. – ALJAZEERA/BUSINESS INSIDER US.

The 84-page survey titled, ‘Nigeria Corruption Index: Report of a pilot survey 2020’, disclosed that the private sector ranked next to the judicial sector in corruption levels, noting that the graft in private business sector contributed greatly to the national level of corruption.

It explained that the methodology was experienced-based rather than perception-related questions of corruption, as measured from a scale of 0 to 100, with 0 representing “Absolutely not corrupt and 100 indicating “Absolutely Corrupt.”

Of the 901 respondents in the justice sector, 638 mak-

Chairman, Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, Prof Bolaji Owasanoye

ing 70.81 percent were lawyers. Judges were 124 judges or 13.76 percent, and 25 re-

a journalist injured during an earlier confrontation between the police and a group of Bobi Wine’s supporters, he said.

Authorities did not immediately respond to the allegation that Senteza’s death was a deliberate killing.

Bobi Wine was campaigning on Sunday in parts of central Uganda where he has considerable support. As his convoy tried to proceed from one rally to the next, police fired tear gas into the crowd, injuring at least two journalists.

Cameraman Ashraf Kasirye, a member of a TV crew

spondents at 2.77 percent were court staff (clerks and registers).

The report stated that 9.9 percent of lawyers admitted paying $15m bribes in connection to mostly electoral cases they were handling.

The survey added that about 78 of the 901 justice sector respondents reported experiencing offers or payment of bribes to influence the judicial process.

It stated, “The money involved in the high-level corruption in this sector was categorised into money demanded, offered or paid.

Demands are made by court officials, including judges, while bribery offers and payment are made by lawyers and litigants.

“The total amount of

COVID: TRUMP U-TURNS …signs relief and appending package into law WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump has signed into law a coronavirus relief and spending package bill, averting a partial government shutdown.

Trump had initially refused to sign the bill, saying he wanted to give people bigger one-off payments.

The delay meant that millions of Americans temporarily lost unemployment benefits.

The relief package worth $900 billion was approved by Congress after months of negotiation.

It is part of a $2.3tn spending package that includes $1.4tn for normal federal government spending.

Had Trump not signed the bill into law by mid-

Trump

night yesterday, a partial government shutdown would have begun unless legislators passed a stopgap bill.

About 14 million Americans faced a lapse in unemployment ben-

Bobi Wine says bodyguard killed in violence ahead of poll KAMPALA - A bodyguard for Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine was killed and two journalists injured on Sunday amid violent confrontations between security forces and followers of the singer and lawmaker who is challenging the country’s longtime leader.

A tearful Bobi Wine, whose real name is Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, said his bodyguard had died of his injuries after being allegedly run over by a truck belonging to the military police.

The victim, Francis Senteza, was attacked while helping to transport

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Bobi Wine

that follows Bobi Wine wherever he goes, suffered a serious head injury.

Another journalist, Ali Mivule of local broadcaster NTV, was injured after a tear gas canister hit his leg,

according to his employer.

His condition was said to be stable.

Police said in a statement that while trying to quell confrontations with Bobi Wine’s supporters, “journalists were regrettably caught up during the process of dispersing the violent group.”

The three casualties are the latest victims of the election-related violence as Uganda’s security forces are accused of trying to stop Bobi Wine from holding raucous public rallies ahead of polls scheduled for January 14.

Meanwhile, Central African Republic residents

efit payments and new stimulus cheques. Unemployment benefits will now be restored.

It was not immediately clear why Trump - who is in Florida - finally decided to sign the bill into law. He had been under growing pressure from both sides of Congress.

Trump said he was signing the bill with “a strong message that makes clear to Congress that wasteful items need to be removed.”

He leaves office on January 20 after losing November’s election to Democrat Joe Biden, although he has refused to admit defeat.

Republican Senator Mitt Romney said he was “relieved” that the legislation had at last become law.- BBC.

turned out in huge numbers for presidential and legislative elections on Sunday, the head of the U.N. mission said, despite rebels opening fire in some areas to try to scare away voters.

Rebel groups hostile to President Faustin-Archange Touadera, who is seeking a second term, have carried out attacks and threatened to march to the capital and disrupt the election after the Constitutional Court this month rejected several candidates, including former President Francois Bozize.

The election will go to a second round if no candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote. - ALJAZEERA/REUTERS.

money reported by the justice sector respondents as corruptly demanded, offered and paid between 2018 and 2020 was $15m” The report also found that 55.2 percent of private businesses experienced diversion of public contract funds to personal use, adding eight percent of businesses reported paying government dues into private accounts.

It disclosed that the executive and legislative sectors had overall corruption scores of 42 and 41 respectively, noting that in monetary terms, the executive with a score of 33 had a higher level of corruption than the legislative sector which had a score of 27. – PUNCH.

NEWS IN BRIEFS Alarm over new wave of locusts

NAIROBI - Kenya is staring at a possible crisis in the coming weeks as desert locusts land in the country after breeding near the Tanzania, Ethiopia and Somalia borders, where egg laying and hopper band formation has been reported.

Already, the pests have invaded farms and pastures, threatening the already distressed vegetation in Taita-Taveta, Kilifi and Tana River counties with over 3, 000 acres of vegetation in the county have been ravaged, leaving more than 1,000 families in food distress. DAILY NATION KENYA.

Sudan deploys troops in South Darfur after tribal violence

KHARTOUM - Sudan will deploy “large numbers” of troops to South Darfur state after the killing of 15 people in tribal violence recently, the state news agency cited the state governor as saying on Sunday.

A dispute over a water source between members of the tribes of Masalit and Fallata in Gereida city ended with the killing of two people from the Fallata tribe. Fallata members responded by killing 13 people from Masalit and wounding 34 others. – REUTERS.

China trial of 'Hong Kong 12' begins, as US decries 'tyranny'

BEIJING - The trial in China of a group of Hong Kong pro-democracy activists who tried to escape the city by speedboat for sanctuary in Taiwan opened yesterday, as the US urged the immediate release of dissidents it says "fled tyranny."

Ten of the so-called "Hong Kong 12" were in court in the southern city of Shenzhen facing charges linked to an illegal border crossing. Chinese authorities took them into custody after their boat was intercepted on August 23. – AFP.

Russia expels Bulgarian diplomat in tit-for-tat move

MOSCOW - Russia’s Foreign Ministry yesterday declared a Bulgarian diplomat persona non grata in a tit-for-tat move after the expulsion of a Russian diplomat by Sofia.

Bulgarian authorities earlier this month gave a Russian diplomat 72 hours to leave the country after prosecutors alleged he had been involved in espionage since 2017. – REUTERS.

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WATERFALLS, Silverest area 1km off great east road several plots,30m x 30m K150,000.30m x 44m, 30m x 47m, 33m x 60m,K250,000 each.

Same area, buildings can be residential or offices K1.5m.

CHINIKA GARDEN house area, warehouse near SGS Filling Station plot sizes 3 acres built space 20m x 60m.U$D740,000 warehouse 4,738sqm K6m.House 6 rooms plus Mumbwa roadfront K850,000.

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

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

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

SHIBUYUNJI MWEMBESHI Bridge 75 acres K1m.300 acre K3m.

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

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

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

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

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

Good for weekend and holiday camping.

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

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

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

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

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

K A N A K A N TA PA , C h o n g w e , 4 . 3 h a K250,000.

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

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

Mwembeshi 50 acres K15,000 per acre.

Barm0ral plot 30m x 40m K75,000.

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

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

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

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

CHALALA 2x3 bedroom houses K875,000.

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

CHILANGA house double storey near Golf club, plot size 80m x 80m K2m.

Mt Makulu area 1.5 acres K400,000.1.4 acres K650,000.Musamba premises for school or shops nine rooms plus five toilets K2m.

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

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

MUNGWI road, Barlastone Park Lusaka west warehouse and shops K600,000.

Plots 25m x 40m K80,000.

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

CHAWAMA Shopping Complex available for sale comprising: Sizes 326sqm K12,000.135sqm K7,000.45sqm.44sqm.1700sqm K160, 000.140,138sqm.207sqm.427sqm,44o sqm.346sqm LUSAKA Kafue Great North roadfront, Makeni near Makeni Mall, complex comprising:8x3 bedroom double storey flats(mansionnettes),Shop 75sqm,restaurant/bar with upstairs extension 170sqm,second floor office space on top of restaurant 170sqm,upstairs church hall 600sqm,showroom,events hall for weddings ,meetings, workshops, conferences 1,800sqm.Warehouse at rear 719sqm.

Price U$D14m or Kwacha equivalent.

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

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

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

LUFWANYAMA 10ha(25 acres) K90,000.

MPONGWE MACHIY area 800ha K2.5m.

CHINGOLA Maiteneke 2 bedroom house K90,000.

KITWE Bulangililo house 7 rooms K150,000.

KAOMA near tbz farms 178ha K2m.

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

Monze town center on Livingstone road,

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

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

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

MUCHINGA MPIKA town plot 50m x 50m with 2 rooms K180,00.Farm 2700ha K3,00 per ha.

SERENJE Nansanga block 2000ha K75m.

CHINSALI 5000ha K35m.

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

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

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

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

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

COPPERBELT KALULUSHI Napsa Complex 3 bedroom hose K4,000.

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

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

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

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

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

Long lease rent to be discussed.

LUSAKA Kafue Great North roadfront, Makeni near Makeni Mall, complex comprising:8x3 bedroom double storey flats(mansionnettes),Shop 75sqm,restaurant/bar with upstairs extension 170sqm,second floor office space on top of restaurant 170sqm,upstairs church hall 600sqm,showroom,events hall for weddings ,meetings, workshops, conferences 1,800sqm.Warehouse at rear 719sqm.

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

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

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

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

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

If you have idle land, we can sell for you either as a whole or by sub-dividing into sub-divisions or plots. Send us your e-mail address so that we send you our blank standard mandate forms which you can fill to give us required details.

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Tuesday 15 December 2020 On today’s pupil forum, will look at the Eye and29, Locomotion.

At the end of this lesson, learners should be able to: • State the parts of an ear and their functions • Describe Locomotion and Skeleton

The Ear On today’s pupil forum, will look at the Eye and Locomotion. At the end of this lesson, learners should be able to: sense organ that is functions responsible for detection · This State is theaparts of an ear and their · into Describe Skeleton the Locomotion followingand regions:

Locomotion. At the end of this lesson, learners

The sacculus links the rest of the vestibules to the cochlea.

The utriculus contains receptors that are sensitive to gravity of• sound.

Theposture. ear is divided and body The semicircular canals are responsible

for balancing the body during rotational movements of the head. Each semicircular canal is at right angles to the other

Outer Ear or External Ear (an air-filled cavity made of the pinna/ear lobe two.

This is a senseand organ that is responsible for detection of sound.

The • The ampullae are the swollen ends of the semicircular canals. external auditory meatus) divided into the following regions: They contain hair cells that are connected to nerves. When the s ear• isOuter head twists,drum, the fluidossicles inside the semicircular canal moves and or External (anair-filled air-filled cavity made of theof pin• EarMiddle EarEar (an cavity made the tympanum/ear causes movement of the cupula and bending of the hair cells. na/ear lobe and external auditory meatus) and(anEustachian • Middle Ear air-filled cavitytube) made of the tympanum/ear • This makes the hair cells generate impulses that are transmitdrum, tube) Ear (a fluid-filled cavity ted to theof brain balance.

• ossicles Inner and EarEustachian or Internal made theto control cochlea, • Inner Ear or Internal Ear (a fluid-filled cavity made of the cosemicircular canals and vestibules or vestibular apparatus) chlea, semicircular canals and vestibules or vestibular Cochlea apparatus) • This is a coiled structure that detects sound intensity and freThe Ear •

ection of sound. The ear is divided Figure 12:12: Structure of the Ear Figure Structure of the Ear

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quency and transduces sounds to generate nerve impulses.

Nerve impulses from the ear are carried to the brain by the auditory nerve.

Deafness This is an ear disorder where hearing is impaired or diminished.

Causes of deafness include the following: • Over-production of wax which leads to blockage of the external auditory canal.

• Exposure to loud sounds which might damage the ear ossicles.

• Inserting hard and sharp objects into the ears, causing damage to the ear drum.

• Infections of the inner ear or the throat. Some throat infections are able to affect the middle ear by getting transmitted through the eustachian tube.

This is a membrane that vibrates when hit by sound waves in order to transmit sounds to the ossicles that are found in the middle ear.

theOssicles ear

This are a set of three small bones found in the middle ear and are responsible for: • Transmitting from ear drum to the oval window. sound waves insounds order tothetransmit • Amplifying sounds by about 20 times. ddle • ear.

The names of the three bones are related to their shapes. The first one after the ear drum is the malleus (hammer); the next one is the incus (anvil) and the last one is stapes (stirrup).

movement. This type of skeleton occurs in soft-bodied invertebrates such as earthworms, hydra, snails, slugs and sea anemones. Water has three important characteristics that make it suitable to act as a skeleton.

• It is relatively incompressible (cannot be easily compressed) • It can transmit pressure changes equally in all directions • It takes up the shape of its container.

Figure 13: Cross-Section of an Earthworm

Round Window This relieves the pressure that builds up in the perilymph during vibrations of the oval window. It moves outwards as the oval window moves inwards and moves inwards when the round window moves outwards.

Vestibules (Vestibular Apparatus).

• This is made of the sacculus (saccule),utriculus (utricle), ampullae (singular=ampulla) and three semi-circular canals.

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middle ear and Eustachian Tubeare responsible for: This is a tube that connects the middle ear to the back of the pharm toynx. theIt oval window. opens during swallowing and yawning in order to equalize pressure between the middle ear and the atmosphere. This prevents the ear drum from bursting when atmospheric pressure changes drastically e.g. during an aeroplane flight or deep-sea diving.

Oval Window (Fenestra ovalis) This picks up vibrations from the stapes and transmits them to the perilymph in the inner ear.

Exercise 1. State any three parts of an ear and their functions 2. Draw the hind leg of a grasshopper, showing the following parts: femur, spines and claws.

3. Describe locomotion

Proper Care for Ears • Clean the ears regularly with soft materials to remove excess wax • Avoid exposure to loud sounds. This can be done by covering the ears when exposed to loud sounds. Soldiers are advised to keep their mouths open when firing guns; suggest a reason external auditory canal. for this.

• Treat all infections of the inner ear and throat.

Pinna This collects sound waves and passes them on to the External Auditory Canal (Ear Canal) LOCOMOTION • Carries sound waves from the pinna to the tympanum.

• Produces wax to keep the ear drum supple and trap particles refers that enter the of an entire organism from • Locomotion to movement one place to another. Only animals can carry out locomotion. ear • Other types of organisms such as trees can only move parts of • Contains hair to trap particles entering the ear their bodies while remaining fixed.

• Locomotion in animals is done with the help of skeletons and Ear Drum (Tympanum) Functions of Ear Parts muscles.

This is a membrane that vibrates when hit by sound waves in order to transmit Pinna Skeletons to thewaves ossicles that are found in the middle Thissounds collects sound and passes them on to the external au- ear.A skeleton is any firm structure that gives mechanical support to the ditory canal. body and provides protection to the softer parts of the body.

Ossicles External Auditory Canal (Ear Canal) There are three types of skeletons in multicellular organisms. These to the external auditory skeletons, exoskeletons and endoskeletons.

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