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By AARON CHIYANZO

Friday January 29, 2021

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THERE is need for a serious marshall plan to exploit Gold reserves because Zambia is losing millions to illegal mining and exports of the mineral resource, a mining expert Edward Simukonda has said. Mr Hichilema Mr Simukonda said disciplined Zambia National Service (ZNS) officers and thousands of unemployed SILUMESI MALUMO youth cadetsBy already trained to defend national interests PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu is ready to dialogueto with any political party leadshould be employed replace ersmost including Mr Hakainde Hichilema illegal miners, of them By national SIMON MUNTEMBA as long as it is on matters By PETER SICHALI funded by foreigners. Tobe Page 3 as a conduit for and not to used By BUUMBA CHIMBULU someone looking for a way into State T is unacceptable for forLOADSHEDDING is expected to reduce to zero by next week once House, Patriotic Front National vice equipment which was under maintenance is fullywill restored and forhold mer Archbishop OVERNMENT next month virtual chairperson mobilisation GeoffreyTelesphore Independent Power Producers start supply at full the capacity, Zesco has to think he holds Bwalya Mwamba hasMpundu said. meetings with International Monetary

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ON PAGE 3 ZAMBIA Medicines Regulatory Authority (ZAMRA) has been tasked to prevent the 30 percent …who is a thief medicines between a tax evader fake and substandard and someone who pays tax? globally enter the local market.

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has expressed Mr. Lusambo sadness by the deaths of two Catholic Priests, Father Charles Chilinda and Father Patrick Muyenga who died in Lusaka’s Maina Soko Military Hospital on Thursday.

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INCREASE SHARES IN MORE MINES, STATE ADVISED

EIU predicts Aug 12 Lungu victory PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu is likely to win the August 12 Presidential elections, the Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) has predicted. In their latest analysis on Africa, the EIU report stated that despite the economic turbulence the country was facing, Zambian citizens were likely to retain President Lungu and the Patriotic Party. The Economist Intelligence Unit is the research and analysis division of the Economist Group providing forecasting and advisory services through research and analysis, such as monthly country reports, five-year country economic forecasts, country risk service reports, and industry reports. The Group publishes the Economist, a well reputed and reliable international weekly newspaper printed in magazine-format and published digitally that focuses on current affairs, international business, politics, and technology. - SMART EAGLES.

Rural farmers in K400, 000 drought support By PETER SICHALI GOVERNMENT through Weather Index Insurance has released over K400, 000 to pay rural farmers who were affected by droughts and floods in 2018/2019 agricultural farming season in Isoka. Isoka District Agriculture Coordinator Lameck Chola has confirmed that the K478, 377 will be paid to 5, 583 farmers from six agricultural camps in the district who were affected by floods and drought last farming season. Mr Chola said funds will benefit farmers from Isoka Central, Nansala, Ntipo, Kanteshya, Lualizi and Katyetye agricultural

camps. “As a district we have received funds from Weather Index Insurance, the funds are part of contributions that farmers made through the Farmers Input Support Programme (FISP),” Mr Chola said. He said each of the 5, 583 beneficiaries will access agro inputs valued at K85.53 from listed agro dealers of their choice. Mr Chola said beneficiaries will start accessing inputs soon. Weather Index Insurance is a tool used to absorb shock for farmers facing natural disasters such as droughts and floods that reduce income and economic growth.

Man with headsets crashed to death by train A 20-YEAR-OLD man has been crashed to death by a Zambia Railways goods train in Kapiri Mposhi. The man was hit and run over by the train coming near the Zambia Railways station as he was walking on the railway line sleepers. Kapiri Mposhi District Commissioner Smart Mwila and police sources confirmed the incident which happened around 08:00 hours yesterday. Mr Mwila said the victim could not hear the honking from the approaching train as he was wearing headphones listening to music whilst walking on the railway line sleepers. Mr Mwila named the victim as Collins Muma of Material Compound who sustained fatal body injuries and died on the spot. Mr Mwila has advised the public to stop trespassing into the railway line to avoid accidents and to use designated railway line crossing points for pedestrians. He has also bemoaned the growing trend by young people listening to music via headphones even in busy public places. “This behaviour from our young people is a source of concern, you find that even when they are crossing the road they are listening to music from their headphones,” Mr Mwila said.

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WUSAKILE Member of Parliament Pavyuma Kalobo has advised Government to consider increasing shares in most mining firms to protect Zambian jobs. Mr Kalobo said in Kitwe that it was sad to see how foreign investors were cutting jobs for the Zambians, a situation that should not be allowed to continue. The MP was hopeful that

foreign investors would stop making abrupt decisions if Government owned many shares in the mining firms. “These mining firms have in the first place failed to create one million jobs for our people. This is unacceptable because we see the way most of these firms make profits with our labour,” he said. Mr Kalobo observed that Government should earn more money from mineral royalty tax which he said was not the

case at the moment. He said there was need to ensure that money coming from the mining firms was able to benefit Zambians. Mr Kalobo added that it was sad how Zambian jobs were suffocated at the hands of foreign investors. He said now was the time to set things right and serve the best interests of the people through increasing shareholding in mines.

End of load-shedding cheers customers By SIMON MUNTEMBA THE anticipated end of load-shedding or power cuts has excited both domestic and commercial customers with the Golden Green Party (GPZ) describing this as the best news ever. GPZ has said the announcement by Zesco that load-shedding is expected to end by next week is the best news ever as Zambians have been crying for that for a long time. On Thursday, Zesco public relations manager, John Kunda announced that load-shedding is expected to reduce to zero by next week once equipment which was under maintenance is fully restored and Independent Power Producers start supply at full capacity. Dr Kunda however said customers would still experience minimal power cuts of not more than two hours at some instances as the power utility company balances supply. He said the weather-induced power deficit of 2019 (WIPOD-19) is expected to reduce to zero. In welcoming the announcement, GPZ president Silavwe Jackson said they were

By GRACE CHAILE-LESOETSA A FORMER employee of National Milling Company (NMC) has sued the company in the Lusaka High Court demanding payment of damages for personal injuries sustained during the course of employment. Mr Emmanuel Phiri stated that while on duty, a 50 kilogram of flour fell on him causing serious injuries and later losing employment as he was unable to perform his duties. Mr Phiri has asked the court to order NMC to pay him damages for personal injuries sustained whilst in the course of employment, damages for loss of future and prospective earnings and order for any other relief the court may deem fit, interest and costs. In his statement of claim filed on January 21, this year, Mr Phiri stated that he was initially employed as a general worker and later promoted to the position of Checker at the Flour Warehouse and Dispatch Department

Customers would still experience minimal power cuts of not more than two hours at some instances as the power utility company balances supply. - Dr Kunda

happy to learn about the development as it had been their cry for a longtime. Mr Silavwe however said he hoped that the government would put in place necessary measures that will end

load-shedding beyond the general elections on August 12, 2021. “We hope that the pronouncement is not a mere campaign gimmick for the ruling party, otherwise we welcome the

Ex-employee sues National Milling Company for injuries stationed at NMC’s plant. He stated that on or about July 17, 2017, while in the course of performing his duties at NMC’s plant, he was involved in an accident when a 50-kilogram bag of flour fell from a conveyor belt and landed on his left shoulder which resulted into serious personal injury. He claims that the said accident was caused by breach of statutory duty by the defendant. He identified the particulars of breach of statutory duty as failure to fence the Conveyor belt machine so as to avoid it being a danger to the plaintiff contrary to the Factories Act. Mr Phiri stated that further or in the alternative the said accident was caused by NMC’s agents and/servants’

negligence namely failure to ensure the conveyor belt was not over laden with bags of flour so as to avoid the accident. He stated that the other negligence was the overloading of the conveyor belt with bags of flour thereby increasing the likelihood of the accident and failing to take precautionary measures so as to avoid the accident. Mr Phiri stated that as a result of the accident, he sustained serious personal injuries of pain in the left shoulder, and pain in the lower back (lumber spine). He stated that after the accident, NMC placed him on paid sick leave for six months and that he continued receiving medical treatment at the University Teaching

Hospital (UTH). Mr Phiri stated that on July 11, 2019, a medical board was constituted to report on his injuries and ability to remain in employment and following the board’s assessment he learnt that the personal injuries he suffered were serious in nature and he could not continue discharging his duties as an employee. He said the company discharged him on medical grounds on September 28, 2019. Mr Phiri claims that because of the injuries sustained during the course of employment, he has suffered loss and has been deprived of an opportunity to remain productively employed.

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LUNGU READY FOR TALKS From Page 1 Mr Mwamba said the only problem was that Mr Hichilema was too selfish, he would only want to talk about himself and his desire to get into power. He said Mr Hichilema should know that the dialogue process cannot be held merely to discuss his personal issues. “Our President is always ready to dialogue with the opposition leaders on the wellbeing of the country. He has been talking about always having an open door so that people can be free to discuss national issues. So the dialogue meeting which Mr Hichilema is talking about should border on national issues and nothing else. There are a number of things which the country is facing which need to be addressed. “We don’t want to see during the dialogue process someone start talking about the appetite to be in State House. I know him very well, he is a selfish individual all he wants is

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him to be in State House,” Mr Mwamba said. Mr Mwamba said that important issues which needed to be talked about include violence and improving the economy. Mr Hichilema proposed that the church mother bodies preside over the dialogue process to foster peace, democracy and decency in the country. Mr Hichilema said “We have always been ready for dialogue. He said yesterday that he had officially written to President Lungu, the church mother bodies, among other stakeholders to ensure that dialogue come to fruition. Mr Hichilema has written to the Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops, the Council of Churches in Zambia and the Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia to ensure that they facilitate the dilogue process. Mr Hichilema said hate speech and violence had reached unprecedented levels in the country country which needed to be stopped.

By AARON CHIYANZO in Mazabuka

HUNDREDS of Mazabuka residents who had invested their money with Ono Savings have thronged the two firms’ offices following a directive that all investors be refunded their money. The Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) was ordered to lift the seizure on the accounts belonging to schemes to facilitate the re imbursement of money deposited in the scheme plus

interest. By mid morning, the Mazabuka offices premises were swarming with anxious depositors who wanted to get their money back. Ono Savings has been ordered to pay the investors the money they deposited into the company inclusive of interest and the company is also required to recover the loans owed to the entity. A check by the Daily Nation found hundreds of clients waiting to get their investments back.

Some of the customers confirmed that payments have started being made. According to a joint statement earlier issued by the DEC and the Bank of Zambia, a plea agreement was concluded with the promoters of Ono Savings pursuant to which the seizure on the accounts has been lifted by DEC following a directive from the Director of Public Prosecutions. In July this year, DEC working with the Bank of Zambia seized the bank accounts of Comsave Credit Union and

SHUT UP, M’MEMBE TOLD From Page 1 In an interview, Mr Chanda said it was uncalled for for Dr M’membe to accuse others of being thieves when he had issues with integrity. Mr Chanda was reacting to remarks by Mr M’membe that, “when you see the President getting rich, just know that he has stolen. He is a thief. He should explain where that

extra money is coming from because one cannot become rich on the salary of the President which is low.” According to one tabloid newspaper, Mr M’membe said this when he was featured on a Hot Seat programme on Hot FM radio on Thursday. Mr Chanda said Mr M’membe committed the

ONO Savings and Credit Association for operating without a licence. Other terms of the Plea Agreement include the requirement for Ono Savings and Credit Association to periodically report to the Anti-Money Laundering Unit of the Drug Enforcement Commission and to the National Prosecutions Authority on the status of its obligations under the said agreement. Those with claims are advised to contact Ono Savings and Credit Association.

… Who is a thief between a tax evader and someone who pays tax?

crime of willfully and deliberately not meeting tax liabilities which led to the closure of the Post Newspaper. Meanwhile, a member of the PF’s central committee, Mr Andrew Lubusha has said legal action need to be taken against Socialist Party leader, Mr M’membe to give facts before the court that President

Edgar Lungu is a thief. Mr Lubusha said it had become a trend, especially for opposition leaders and their sympathisers insulting the Head of State or aligning him in serious accusations. He said in an interview that people needed to respect the Presidency and those found wanting must face the law.

QUARTERLY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Published in accordance with section 92(1) of the Banking and Financial Services Act, 2017 Take note that the financial statements on a month-on-month basis are available on request at every branch of our bank

BALANCE SHEET

as at 31 Dec 2020

ASSETS Notes and coins

841,006

Balances with Bank of Zambia Balances with banks and other financial institutions in Zambia Balances with banks and other financial institutions abroad

1,254,827

Investments in securities Loans and advances (net of capitalised interest on non-performing loans and allowances for loan losses)

3,520,876

58 5,251,892

STATEMENT OF CAPITAL POSITION

INCOME STATEMENT

ZMW’000

4th Quarter ending 31.12.2020 Interest income from: Loans and overdrafts Banks and financial institutions Securities Other

ZMW’000

108,131 8,525 221,719 -

Total interest income

ZMW’000

338,375

Interbranch

Total interest expense

(94,552)

(392,727)

Net interest income

243,823

874,784

Provision for loan losses

25,512

(144,615)

Net interest income after provision for loan losses

269,335

730,169

189,293

Other assets

848,903

Total Assets

14,271,518

LIABILITIES Deposits Balances due to Bank of Zambia Balances to banks and other financial institutions in Zambia Balances due to banks and other financial institutions abroad Bills of exchange Interbranch Other liabilities Other borrowed funds Shareholders’ equity Total liabilities and shareholders’ equity

11,771,075 8,260 395,000 184,485 1,163,660 84,680 664,358

14,271,518

Off balance sheet items Contingent liabilities Allowances for losses on acceptances and off balance sheet items included in other liabilities

1,386,503

Non-interest income Commissions fees and service charges Foreign Exchange Fees from foreign exchange transactions Realised trading gains (losses) Unrealised gains (losses) from foreign exchange holdings Other

(359,483)

(8,389) (916) -

(29,630) (3,614) -

21,934

91,917

13,664

60,930

41,423

117,645

(4,141) (540)

(22,528) 48,125

Total non-interest income Net interest and other income Non-interest expenses Depreciation Other

296,089

341,675

1,026,258

(55,785) (1,137,370) (416,699)

(1,193,155)

Income (losses) before taxes and extraordinary items

(75,024)

(166,897)

(27,155)

(90,517)

Income (losses) after taxes but before extraordinary items

(102,179)

(257,414)

Extraordinary items Net income (loss)

(102,179)

(257,414)

III

416,745 62,312 (14,902) 12,285 476,440

77,846 -

(l) Holding of other banks’ or financial institutions’ capital instruments (m) Assets pledged to secure liabilities (n) Net unrealized gains (losses) on available-for-sale securities

(187,918)

Sub-total (A)

(110,072)

(items i to m)

OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: Provisions Assets of little or no realizable value Other adjustments (Prepayments) (o) Sub-total (B) - (Sub-total A above + Other adjustments) (p) Total primary capital (h - n) II

72,340

(19,136) (397,563)

PRIMARY (TIER 1) CAPITAL

LESS: (i) Goodwill and other intangible assets (j) Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and associates (k) Lending of a capital nature to subsidiaries and associates

Total non-interest expenses

Taxation

1,386,503

(85,247)

STATEMENT OF LIQUIDITY POSITION

ZMW’000

(a) Paid-up common shares (b) Eligible preferred shares (c) Contributed surplus (d) Retained earnings (e) General reserves (f) Statutory reserves (g) Minority interests (common shareholders’ equity) (h) Sub-total

1,267,511

Bills of exchange Fixed Assets

508,883 60,294 698,334 -

Interest expense Deposits Paid to banks and financial institutions Subordinated debt Other

2,364,663

as at 1 Dec 2020

Year To Date

SECONDARY (TIER 2) CAPITAL (a) Eligible preferred shares (Regulations 13 and 17) (b) Eligible subordinated term debt (Regulation 17 (b)) (c) Eligible loan stock / capital (Regulation 17(b)) (d) Revaluation reserves (Regulation 17 (a)). Maximum is 40% of revaluation res. (e) Other (Regulation (17 (c)). Specify

84,680 -

(f) Total secondary capital

84,680

ELIGIBLE SECONDARY CAPITAL (the maximum amount of secondary capital is limited to 100% of primary capital)

84,680

ELIGIBLE TOTAL CAPITAL (I(o) + III)

MINIMUM TOTAL CAPITAL REQUIREMENT: (Higher of K520m or 10% of total on and off balance sheet riskweighted assets as established in the First schedule)

EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) (IV minus V) RISK-WEIGHTED ASSETS

(Regulatory capital)

ZMW’000 I

LIABILITIES TO THE PUBLIC 1. Demand deposits

669,091

8,604,403

2. Savings deposits

606,026

3. Time deposits 4. Bills payable

2,560,646 -

Total Deposit Liabilities and bills payable

11,771,075

II TOTAL DEPOSIT LIABILITIES AND BILLS PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE PREVIOUS QUARTER

11,408,158

III LIQUID ASSETS 1.

Gold coins and bullion

2. 3.

Notes & coins which are legal tender in Zambia Balances at Bank of Zambia

841,006

(a) Current account

(b) Statutory deposits account

2,101 (107,971) 584,411

as at 1 Dec 2020

5. 6. 7.

1,254,827

(d) Other balances Treasury bills issued by the Government of the Republic of Zambia (including those held held as collateral for the Clearing House) Money at call with any other bank Bills of exchange and promisory notes eligible for discount at Bank of Zambia Local registered securities which are issued or guaranteed by Government of the Republic of Zambia and which have a final maturity date of not more than six years (at book value) and such other securities as the Minister may have approved Items in transit between banks, between branches of bank and between branches and head office of bank

Total liquid assets

3,396,380 -

124,496 5,616,709

IV RATIOS 1. Liquid assets (items 2, 3(a), 3(c)and 4) as a per centage of total deposit liabilities and bills payable 2. Total liquid assets as a per centage total deposit liabilities and bills payable 3. Total liquid assets as a per centage total deposit liabilities and bills payable at the end of the previous quarter

36.00% 47.72% 49.50%

520,000 149,091 4,890,381

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Kelvin Bwalya Chief Financial Officer

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CLEAN-UP SCHOOLS NOW that schools will open on Monday, all citizens must shore up efforts to fight the pandemic and ensure that they observe all the health guidelines to the hilt. Schools must be cleaned thoroughly! Certainly, Government’s decision to reopen schools has generated mixed feelings as some parents are uncomfortable letting their children interact in schools in large numbers at the height of the second wave of Covid-19. Of course other parents are desirous to have their children back in school under stringent preventive measures because it is not known when this pandemic will subside. Overall, relief must take precedence because no one, including health experts and scientists, knows for certain when Covid-19 will be eliminated. Thus everyone must remain steadfast and carry out academic and other activities under the new normal with extreme caution, because the virus has mutated. Yes, bars and night clubs have been operating within restricted durations, perhaps, because patrons are likely to breach the health rules as alcohol has a telling effect on the mind. As for learning institutions, they will need to strictly observe the preventive measures that have become a sing-song, masking up, and observing physical distance, no hand-shakes and washing hands regularly. Thus learning institutions have a mammoth task of ensuring that the learning environment is replete with all requirements such as hand-washing basins, soap, hand sanitisers and sufficient running water. Social distancing in classrooms, dining halls and hostels must be guaranteed while all learners must wear and use face masks appropriately. In pre-school and early grades of primary section, teachers must be alert all the time to ensure the safety of the children in as far as the use of face masks is concerned. Face masks can reduce the rate of infections, but at the same time they can be a hazard to the young ones, if not used properly. It will be ideal for parents and teachers to work together in ensuring adherence to health regulations, impressing upon the pupils to observe rules both at school and at home. In boarding schools, adherence should be enforced too. As Health Minister, Dr Jonas Chanda stressed, there must never be any aorta of complacency among the public, but total adherence to health regulations. One of the most critical areas that ought to be strictly monitored is the public transport sector because many of the pupils use buses to and from school. Therefore, the same traffic police that invade the road network must enforce the health regulations, especially the rule on face masks on public buses. Traffic police officers must not only focus on defects on the vehicles, but also check on passengers’ adherence to health regulations. Therefore bus crew members are cardinal in this regard; they must always check on passengers and ensure that they are in face masks until they disembark. Zambians must hold hands in fighting Covid-19 particularly now that schools are re-opening on Monday to avoid a spike. We need to secure our future by protecting the children who will be returning to schools on Monday.

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DISSOLVE INEPT ZAMRA, GOVT TOLD By PETER SICHALI

OVERNMENT should immediately dissolve the Zambia Medical Regulatory Authority (ZAMRA) for failing to protect the lives of Citizens, former Pharmaceutical Society of Zambia president Jerome Kanyika has demanded. Mr Kanyika said ZAMRA has failed to provide leadership to management thereby endangering lives of citizens. Mr Kanyika said negligence by ZAMRA resulted in some people to consume medica-

Mr Kanyika tion without proper certification. He said it was import-

PF nullifies Mpulungu elections results By SIMON MUNTEMBA

THE Patriotic Front has nullified the intra-party elections results of both Mpulungu constituency and district. In a letter written to Northern Province chairperson, Bwalya Chungu, PF Secretary-General, Davies Mwila explained that the results had been nullified, after establishing that constitutional and party electoral guidelines were flouted. Mr Mwila said the required quorum for the electoral college was not met and individuals who have criminal records were allowed to participate in the intra-party elections contrary to the constitutional requirements. “Following the appeal against the constituency and district intra-party elections by some members of the party in Mpulungu whose content has been studied, I have the following observation: the Electoral College as per our guidelines was not followed, and individuals with criminal records were allowed to participate in the elections,” he said Mr Mwila advised the elections sub-committee of the central committee to constitute a fresh team to conduct fresh elections in Mpulungu.

ant for the ministry to clean up ZAMRA so as to safeguard lives of citizens. "The ZAMRA board of directors should be dissolved immediately for endangering lives of citizens," Mr Kanyika said. He said dissolving the board will restore the lost confidence in the institution following its failure to certify properly medical supplies. "People have lost confidence in the ZAMRA board and management therefore it is important to overhaul the institution and put in people

ZAMRA recalls defective medicines - Veep By NOEL IYOMBWA

GOVERNMENT through the Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority (ZAMRA) has issued a recall of defective medicines in line with the quality test that were conducted, Vice President Inonge Wina has said. Responding to a question by Monze Central Member of Parliament Jack Mwiimbu who wanted to know if government was proud that it supplied defective drugs to people, Vice President Inonge Wina told parliament that companies in question have been engaged to undertake the recall of the products. She said that a system of spontaneous reporting of medical product quality problems by persons in health facilities is ongoing and that where a report is investigated by authority, appropriate regulatory action is taken. Ms Wina also told the House that the licensee has also been instructed to provide updates on a regular basis to aid monitoring of the process as directed by ZAMRA. Ms Wina said following the dis-

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tribution of medical products, ZAMRA received 14 reports on suspected medical quality problems. She explained that government has always taken action on any suspected quality medical problems and that some current issues are under investigation but Government has not concluded what exactly happened at the Ministry of Health. Ms Wina also said that contrary to accusations by Mr Mwiimbu, Government is committed to delivering quality health services to everyone without leaving anyone behind. Meanwhile, the Vice President has told parliament the matter where some people consumed defective medicines is still under investigation hence it cannot conclude that those who consumed the medicines will be compensated. She was answering a question from Livingstone Member of Parliament Matthews Jere who wanted to know if the government is ready to compensate people who consumed the medicines.

Floods displace 250 families in Lusangazi

…For committal of 246 death row inmates to life imprisonment By SIMON MUNTEMBA

THE gesture by President Edgar Lungu for commuting sentences of 246 death row inmates to life imprisonment is commendable, the Human Rights Commission (HRC) has said. HRC principal information officer, Simon Mulumbi said the gesture will help decongest Mukobeko Maximum Security Correctional Facility and impact positively on the right to health and life of the inmates. Mr Mulumbi said in a statement that before the committal, the number of the inmates was in excess of 400 thereby posing a great risk to them especially with the second wave of Covid-19. He explained that overcrowding was a challenge that correctional facilities were faced with which has made it difficult for inmates to observe social distance thus making them prone to Covid-19 and other diseases. Mr Mulumbi also said so far 67 Covid-19 cases have been recorded among inmates and officers in correctional facilities.

that will have interest of Zambians at heart," Mr Kanyika said. He said drugs and medical supplies are important and a sensitive commodity that should be properly certified to avoid putting lives of people at risk. Mr Kanyika said the top leadership at ZAMRA should be dismissed for negligence and putting lives of citizens at risk. "I think the board is not doing its job of protecting the public through ZAMRA," he said.

President Lungu He said there was an urgent need for strict measures to be put in place to control the situation and reduce the risk of inmates contracting other diseases. Meanwhile, Mr Mulumbi said Zambia had earned a good human rights record at international level on account of recommendable actions taken by its leaders to suspend the death penalty and commute to life imprisonment. He appealed to Government to consider permanently abolishing the death penalty to enhance respect to right to life through a referendum.

MORE than 250 families in Lusangazi have been displaced while several crop fields have been submerged in water. This follows flash floods being experienced in the Eastern Province and the affected families are now homeless and without food. Agriculture authorities fear widespread crop damage that may lead to hunger. Lusangazi District Agriculture Coordinator (DACO), Friday Sikombe, said 89 hectares of maize, 53 hectares of soya beans, 15 hectares of sunflower and 12 hectares of groundnut fields have been submerged. Mr Sikombe indicated that the damage could be worse because some of the flooded areas like Chiwale and Chikowa had been cut off. He recommended the introduction of crops like rice, which could survive under waterlogged conditions in the valley areas. Meanwhile, Lusangazi District Commissioner Goodwin Sekelani Phiri, said there could be more submerged homes in areas that could not be accessed at the moment. Mr Phiri said that Government would provide temporal tents and relief food through the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit. He explained that the relief operation in some parts of Lusangazi would require to be airlifted because the roads had been damaged. Mr Phiri urged people living in the valley areas to consider relocating to the plateau to avoid such occurrences in future. – ZANIS.

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COVID-19 VICTIM COMMITS SUICIDE Mr Njase said Mr Kaleji when he got home, he did not reveal to his wife about his Covid19 status. "And at 02 hours, he told his wife he needed to go outside and get some fresh air. He also told the wife to look after the kids," he said. He said the wife was puzzled about what he meant but never paid attention, thinking it was not something to worry about. He said family has been advised to bury the body as there was no foul play.

By JACKSON MAPAPAYI A GOVERNMENT security guard at Kaleni Hospital in Ikelenge has committed suicide after he was found Covid-19 positive North-Western Province Commissioner of Police, Joe Njase confirmed the death on Wednesday and identified the deceased as Mr Albert kaleji 46. He said that Kaleji hanged himself after doctors found him positive and advised him to self-isolate at his home.

Suspend party conferences, Muslims advise By SILUMESI MALUMO ALL political party intending to hold conferences to elect new office bearers ahead of this year’s election must rethink their decision considering the surge of Covid 19 cases, Islamic Supreme Council president Suzyo Zimba has said. Mr Zimba said in an interview many lives were being lost in the country due to continued rise of cases. He said, therefore, that it was

prudent that the conferences were halted to safeguard lives. Mr Zimba said conferences could be cancelled instead of losing precious lives. He said lives of the people were more important than party positions. “At the level we have reached with the cases of Covid 19, we all need to ensure we decide what is good for the country and not what is good for individuals. He said the two biggest political parties could agree on the need for the general elections to be halted and be held at a later date when the situation normalised. Mr Zimba said that if certain decisions were not made the disease could wipe out everyone.

CLEARING AGENTS OBJECT TO ZRA RULES By PETER SICHALI

LEARING agents have protested the proposed clearing agents module introduced by Zambia Revenue Authority that will require importers to be paired to agents. The agents fear that local firms will be sidelined in preference for international companies. Customs Clearing and Freight Forwarding Agents Association of Zambia (CCFFAAZ) president Bruce Kaemba said the introduction of the new system would disadvantage indigenous clearing companies. Mr Kaemba said agents have rejected the proposed clearing agents’ module that will require importers to be locked to clearing agents for all their clearance. He said once introduced the system clearing agents would allow multinationals to take advantage and monopolise the business, which ordinarily should be the preserve of the indigenous Clearing Agent. Mr Kaemba said the intentions to introduce this

Zambia Revenue Authority method by ZRA, which would entail that an importer would already have his or her appointed clearing agent to clear their goods, way before they arrive at the border. "According to ZRA this would be a way of securing the TPIN of the importer," Mr Kaemba wondered why ZRA was trying to pioneer this system, which it says was not the responsibility of the revenue collec-

ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY - PRISCCA By OLIVER SAMBOKO THE death penalty should be abolished in Zambia because it violates the right to life as enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Prisons Care and Counselling Association (PRISCCA) has demanded. PRISCCA Executive Director, Godfrey Malembeka said while President Edgar Lungu should be commended for commutating 246 inmates from death row to life imprisonment, there is need for the country to abolish the death penalty as it was not only unChristian but also against the

right to life as enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. "We are alive to the fact that we have serious offences such as murder, aggravated robbery and treason which attract the death sentence but Zambia should begin to move in the direction of abolition of the death penalty," he said. Dr Malembeka said although no condemned prisoner has been executed since 1997 in Zambia, this alone was not enough. "We are encouraged that the current President has commuted the sentences of over 630 inmates during his tenure.

While this is an impressive record and demonstration of willingness to respect and uphold human rights, we feel this alone is not enough," he said. He said apart from Zambia being a Christian nation, which by default should not encourage execution of offenders, there is no evidence that suggests that the death penalty deters crime. "As PRISCCA, we believe reformation is the answer. There is no reformation in the grave. That’s why people who commit serious offences should be jailed and given a chance to reform," he said.

Dr Malembeka said Zambia should join other African countries such as Malawi, Zimbabwe, Namibia, South Africa, Mauritius and Seychelles that are moving towards abolishing the death penalty and maintain life imprisonment. He said Mukobeko Maximum facility only has a capacity of 50 people at its condemned section but that this number has kept increasing with more than 400 inmates just before the latest commutation on January 27, 2021, thereby subjecting inmates to untold congestion, an infringement on their rights.

Lusaka Central MP cleans Bauleni trash By CHARLES MMUSONDA LUSAKA Central member of Parliament Margaret Mwanakatwe has launched cleaning of waste from the Bauleni dumpsite in an effort to prevent any epidemic outbreak like cholera. Ms. Mwanakatwe launched the cleaning yesterday in partnership with the Cleaning Association of Zambia (CAZ) and the Lusaka City Council (LCC). She said the exercise is aimed at bringing the level of cleanliness that is going to be user friendly especially to

the people who live near the dumpsite, which is close to the clinic and the site earmarked for proposed construction of a mini hospital. Ms. Mwanakatwe said she and her two partners are considering ways of ensuring that Bauleni residents earn money from waste recycling by turning the dumpsite into a waste aggregation site. “When I see this I see money from plastic bottles and somebody is already making organic fertiliser from here. We are zoning this area through the council and we are going to ensure garbage collectors who

use wheelbarrows are given one zone. They have already formed a cooperative so that they can bring rubbish from people’s homes in an orderly manner,” Ms. Mwanakatwe said and thanked the CAZ and LCC for their valid support. And CAZ president Lawrence Makumbi said his association, being private sector driven, will work closely with Ms. Mwanakatwe to ensure the constituency is cleaned. Mr. Makumbi said the CAZ will form a company that will be buying aggregated trash from Bauleni and create cash for the people.

He said starting form yesterday, more than 250 tons of trash would be moved from the Bauleni dumpsite to the Chunga dumpsite daily for the 10 days. Meanwhile, LCC cleansing manager Kachikoti Banda says the local authority is building momentum on its ambitious plan to create a waste aggregation site and that Bauleni compound is on its top to ensure residents earn a living through waste recycling. He called on Bauleni residents to cooperate with LCC in keeping Lusaka clean and green

tor. "As CCFFAAZ we feel and believe that securing one's TPIN is not the responsibility of ZRA just like banks do not monitor how their clients safeguard their account numbers, " Mr Kaemba said. Mr Kaemba said it was unfortunate that ZRA was not coming out to explain clearly how it would level the playing field when multinationals would definitely

be the sole beneficiaries of this system because they have the capacity to capture business right from the source. "Neither does ZRA tell us how long a clearing agent will hold on to that business. This to us is the fertile business environment which will encourage proliferation of cartels. This then will put us the indigenous Clearing Agents out of business," Mr Kaemba said. Mr Kaemba advised that ZRA to allow the current business arrangement in the clearing industry to continue saying that the status quo encouraged competition, which was healthy and progressive in any business undertaking. " Their intention to introduce clearing agents module as a way of stopping the abuse of importer's TPIN does not hold water as the best way can only be where the client receives an alert message from Customs each time there is a transaction on his account. I appeal to all Importers to enhance their Internet security to safeguard their TPIN," Mr Kaemba stated.

Pemba health office appeals for transport PEMBA District Health Director Hebert Luhanga has appealed to local and outside partners to assist with transport in order to effectively conduct health outreach activities. He said contact tracing, monitoring of community cases and transporting samples to and from testing laboratories posed a challenge as the department has only had one vehicle which is working. Dr Luhanga said this during the Epidemic preparedness meeting. He said since the first case of Covid-19 was detected in Zambia in Mach last year, the district only recorded the first case this month.# Dr Luhanda said however that the cases have escalated to 167 from the 3,777 tests that have been done out of which 33 are recoveries. The district has conducted 507 contact tracing. “We are currently reporting cases with the new wave of the disease,” Dr Luhanga said. He indicated that the district had been involved

in the prevention and control of covid-19 since the detection of the first case in Zambia. Dr Luhanga said that his team had been conducting public health education, compliance monitoring in churches, schools, public meetings and social gatherings, facility and community testing. He said his office had been involved in community case management and delivery of samples to testing laboratories in Lusaka, Macha and Livingstone. ZANIS

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COPPER EXPORTS RISE

The copper prices on London Metal Exchange for the corresponding months increased by 5.4 percent to US$7,755 per metric tonne in December, 2020 from US$7,063 per metric tonne in November, 2020. By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

HE volume of Zambia’s refined copper exports for last year between January and December increased by 11.9 percent compared to 2019. Interim Statistician General at the Zambia Statistics Agency, Mulenga Musepa, said the volume of refined copper exported for the period January to December, 2020 was 931,052 tonnes compared to 832,218 metric tonnes recorded in 2019. Mr Musepa explained that this represented an 11.9 percent in the volume of commodity exported during the year 2020. The copper prices on London Metal Exchange for the corresponding months increased by 5.4 percent to US$7,755 per metric tonne in December, 2020 from US$7,063 per metric tonne in November, 2020. He also said Traditional Export (TE) earnings increased by 2.5 percent to K13.0 billion in December, 2020 from K12.7 billion in November, 2020. “In terms of share in total exports, TEs accounted for 79.3 percent revenue earnings in the month under review,” Mr Musepa said during a vir-

tual press briefing in Lusaka. Mr Musepa also said Non-Traditional Export (NTE) earnings decreased by 9.1 percent to K3.4 billion in December, 2020 from K3.7 billion in November, 2020. He said the NTEs accounted for 20.7 percent share of total exports in December, 2020 Export earnings from refined copper in December, 2020 increased by 4.3 percent to K12.2 billion from K11.7 billion in November, 2020 He indicated that agricultural products agricultural products accounted for 27.9

percent of Zambia’s NTEs in December, 2020 compared to 29.7 percent in the previous month. Mr Musepa said export earnings from agricultural products decreased by 14.7 percent to K0.9 billion in December, 2020 from K1.1 billion in November, 2020. “The major export commodities were, Tobacco, not stemmed/stripped accounting for 18.2 percent, raw cane sugar (10.5 percent) and oilcake and other solid residues, of soyabeans,” he said. He also said non-agricul-

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tural products accounted for a share of 72.1 percent of Zambia’s NTEs in December, 2020 compared to 70.3 percent in November, 2020. Mr Musepa said export earnings from non-agricultural products also recorded a decrease of 6.7 percent to K2.4 billion in December, 2020 from K2.6 billion the previous month. “The major export commodities were portland cement accounting for 8.5 percent, non-alcoholic beverages,” he said.

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$70bn needed for Africa clean energy By BUUMBA CHIMBULU AFRICA requires approximately US$70 billion in annual investment in renewables until 2030 to implement a clean energy transition. This is according to a report launched by the Africa Oil and Power (AOP) dubbed ‘Africa Energy Series: Africa Renewables 2021 digital report.’ The report identifies the government targets, largescale projects and strategic opportunities shaping renewable development across the continent. It also outlines pan-African investment opportunities in clean energy development, on the back of global initiatives that call for an increasingly decarbonized energy sector. According to the report, the continent must target a diversified energy mix that will curb emissions without cutting off the pathway to economic growth for African nations with natural gas reserves. “As countries continue to shift towards climate-friendly energy production, hydrogen has emerged as a key fuel source. In fact, hydrogen production is expected to rise to 300 million metric tons by 2030, a substantial

increase from just 60 million metric tons in 2018. “Whether produced via renewable electricity or carbon capture and storage (CCS), hydrogen can significantly decarbonize high-polluting industries and be potentially transformative for developing countries seeking sustainable energy supplies that remain aligned with global climate goals,” the report said. With a total power generation potential of approximately 1,475 Giga Watts from renewables, Africa could - in theory – achieve energy security through the development of its own resources in exclusion. The report however said renewable resources remained significantly underdeveloped and difficult to cultivate into the stable energy supply needed to meet rising energy demand on the continent, as they are often located away from large population centres and not available on demand. “The development of green hydrogen energy, therefore, could emerge as a widely deployable solution that could mitigate seasonal variability associated with renewables, while maximising renewable use in domestic energy systems,” the report said.

Monetary policy rate increase predicted By BUUMBA CHIMBULU THE Bank of Zambia (BoZ) could increase the monetary policy rate currently at eight percent in the next sitting owing to the persistent rise in inflation. Inflation rate for this month accelerated for the fifth straight month to 25.6 percent due to soaring prices. Widening inflation sending yields underwater is usually a sign of a soon coming curve correction if the central bank has to move in make assets attractive to investors. This is according to the Kwacha Arbitrageur magazine. The Magazine anticipated that the increase in the monetary policy rate would be to curb the interest rates which may go up. “Barely a month to the first rate decision meeting of the year 2021, the signs in the sky point to a benchmark interest rate hikes given pressure on

interest and exchange rate. “Exchange rate risks have still persisted in the Zambian market space with widening backlogs causing strife in economic activity especially the Oil Marketing Companies that struggle with petroleum procurement causing shortages,” the Magazine said. The Magazine recalled that the policy rate was exceptionally lowered to 8.0 percent the lowest ever since the Basis Policy Rate started being tracked in 2012.

It explained that the rate was cut because the BoZ needed to absorb Covid-19 induced credit risk by making credit obligation ease 350bps in total in a disease pandemic year. “That explains why the regulator hard a difficult time sealing the lead on depreciation of the currency in extraordinary times. However all odds point to an eminent rate hike if the central bank is thinking price stability in this 2021,” the Magazine said.

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Government considering expansion of export market to DRC GOVERNMENT is considering options of expanding Zambia’s export markets to other regions of the Democratic Republic of Congo other than Lubumbashi. Luapula Province Minister Mr. Chilangwa who led a delegation of Ministers and technocrats on a bilateral engagement with the DRC in Kinshasa says there is also need to exploit a yawning market of Zambian goods and products in Kinshasa instead of just focusing on Lubumbashi. He said this when he, Housing and Infrastructure Development Minister Vincent Mwale and Water Development, Sanitation and Environmental Protection Minister Raphael Nakachinda toured one of Kinshasa’s city market one the most popular supermarkets. Mr. Chilangwa says the tour of the supermarket was aimed at sampling the pricing structure of goods and products that Zambia produces for exports. He is however shocked that despite the DRC being one of Zambia’s largest consumer markets there is no single Zambians product on the shelves in the sampled supermarkets in Kinshasa. The minister said the delegation will be escalating the proposal to consider airfreight services for the shipment of goods directly to Kinshasa adding that the mode is being used between Lubumbashi and the capital city.

“My colleagues (Ministers Vincent Mwale and Raphael Nakachinda) and I came here (City Market) to sample the prices of various goods and products. For example would you believe that a kilogram of goat meat is about USD25 while a pack of tomatoes is about USD18. The goods are priced in such a way that you can’t resist this trading opportunity. This is interesting. We have all those agricultural products that we can introduce to Kinshasa,” said Mr. Chilangwa. “What is surprising is that despite the goods stocked here being from all over the world, there is no single product from Zambia? We have sugar, rice, enough beef, goat meat, mealie meal and many more and there are about 13 million people in Kinshasa alone who want to eat. Let’s not just focus on Lubumbashi; we can trade with Kinshasa too,” he said. And Mr. Mwale said the construction of the Kasomeno Mwenda toll road and Luapula Bridge will be an enabler of more trade between Zambia and the DRC as both small scale and large scale industries will have more access to the market by road. Meanwhile, Mr. Nakachinda is satisfied with initial negotiations on the possibilities of establishing the Luapula River Authority. Mr. Nakachinda said the Luapula River Authority will help in the prudent management of the Luapula River resource. - ZANIS

By SANFROSSA MANYINDA HIEVES are now targeting Chiwempala market, the biggest market in Chingola, breaking shops and hauling goods and money in the dead of the night. According to some shop owners, the most targeted items are cell phones, computer accessories and hard cash. The marketeers have called for heightened security to stop the store-breaking that they said happened almost every month. One of the shop owners, Mr Mathew Mulenga, co-proprietor of Ben Mathews Investments said thieves got away with mobile cell phones worth about K147, 000 and about K 10, 000 cash which was safe in the shop. Mr Mulenga said the breaking of the shop he owned with his brother Ben took place last weekend between 23:00 hours and 02:00 hours. "We found the lock broken and items missing from the shop on Sunday morning after receiving a tip off by the eye witness who were at the scene around 02:30 hours. "We reported the matter to the police who also visited the scene and upto now we are told investigations are still going on," Mr Mulenga said. Another shop owner, Ms Monica Chama, whose shop was raided by thieves last month questioned what the local authority was doing to ensure that security was restored at the market. She complained that despite

THIEVES RAMPAGE AT CHIWEMPALA MARKET

Part of the shop that thieves broke in at Chingola’s Chiwempala market having suspects and reporting such incidences to the security wings, nothing was being done. Ms Chama complained that the security situation had remained the same, a situation she said was discouraging business men and women

as most of them were contemplating on leaving the market place for fear of being robbed. When contacted for a comment, Chingola Mayor, Titus Tembo, assured the marketeers as well as shop owners that

security at the would be seriously looked into. Mr Tembo however urged all those that the marketeers to always report the robberies to the police so that the perpetrators could be apprehended.

Engage in growth ventures, youths advised YOUTHS should take advantage of the youth empowerment programmes instead of engaging in political violence ahead of this year’s general elections, PF Copperbelt Youth Chairperson, Don Mungulube has advised. Mr Mungulube said the youth empowerment programme which was launched by President Edgar Lungu in August last year is an opportunity for youths to apply and engage in productive ventures. He urged young people to make use of the empowerment programme instead of being used to carry out violent activities in exchange for money. Mr Mungulube was speaking in Mufulira. “We encourage youths not to engage in any form of violence this election year because there is empowerment to keep them productive,” Mr Mungulube stated. Mr Mungulube said it was up to the youths to utilise the youth empowerment programme to improve their lives because Government has [played its part. He said there were some politicians that were planning to use the youths to foment violence especially during campaigns. Mr Mungulube advised the youth to be vigilant and only engage on activities that would improve their livelihood. -ZANIS

No need for fare hike – taxi drivers By SANFROSSA MANYINDA

THE Copperbelt Taxi Drivers Association (CTDA) has described as unnecessary for some taxi operators to hike fares, citing the shortage of fuel. CTDA secretary general, Sydney Chileshe, said it was unnecessary because the situation was slowly getting back to normal as per Government assurance. Mr Chileshe therefore said the association

would not think of hiking the fares without approval from the government. Mr Chileshe said in an interview in Kitwe that members of the association could only do that after receiving a go ahead from Government. As an association, we will continue working with the government of the day and will always follow its guidance. Hiking fares is unnecessary because the situation has improved in almost all the areas,” he said. Mr Chileshe explained that the association

gave a strict directive to members against the act as it would go against the rules of the association. He added that he inspected other districts in the province and realised that the situation was better than it was a few days ago. Mr Chileshe advised motorists to serve the interests of the people and not rush in making decisions which he described as illegal.

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With new Covid-19 restrictions, adoptions must be on merit!

..Speaking without favour or favour, my 2021 mission is ECL.. Dear Editor, CLEARLY, the 2021 election campaigns will not be business as usual. Politics has always been about numbers and pulling crowds during political rallies. It’s been about moving in large numbers from one place to another. All this will not be the case as the country heads for the August 12 elections. The advent of Covid-19 has completely altered the style of political campaigns. There will be no rallies as we know them. There will be no more large gatherings as we know them. Much of the campaigns will tide on radio, TV, online, print media and door to door campaigns and the use of megaphones, etc.Who ever imagined a time when general election campaigns would be held without mass rallies? In the words of Tupac Shakur “That’s just the way it is things will never be the same! Covid-19 has not only changed our lifestyles, its equally altered politics and its practice thereof.

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Condolences to the family of Anthony Mwamba Dear Editor, I WISH to convey my heartfelt condolences to the family of Anthony Mwamba following his death. I knew Anthony for a long time, from his days as an amateur boxer up to the time he went into boxing training and promotion. His contribution to boxing in Zambia and Africa was admirable and inspirational. The world could not have known of the female boxing icon and world champion in the name of Esther Phiri without this son of the soil. Personally, it was an honour for me to work with him regarding some of the boxing tournaments I promoted in 2009 and 2010. I found him a passionate and hardworking boxing promoter and manager. May his soul rest in eternal peace. HENRY MULAMBO, Promoter - Vision Boxing Promotions, Lusaka.

Covid-19 has not only changed our lifestyles, its equally altered politics and its practice thereof. To my beloved Patriotic Front, there will be less gatherings or rallies for President Edgar Lungu to launder unsaleable candidates. Our leaders in the party’s central committee must be cognisant of the realities on the ground in each constituency and do what is right - give the people the representatives they want. By all means, it must avoid imposing candidates like it did in several constituencies in 2016 when we witnessed so many independent candidates who were PF members. We saw big names tumbling in the 2016 election because the central committee did not listen to the ground. Let me also submit that President Lungu would have beaten HH by a wider margin had we gone with the right candidates in those constituencies. Let’s face it - playing big names even when they were not on the ground narrowed the gap between our President and the UPND leader. The selection of unpopular parliamentary candidates in 2016 ate into our Presidential vote - this is my submission and I stand to be corrected. The habit of imposing candidates on constituencies must remain with 2016. We must ask ourselves the implications of imposing candidates in Mpika Central, Kanchibiya, Nakonde, Mufulira Central, Lundazi Central etc - clearly we do not need to see independent candidates in these constituencies. We all know what is on the ground and let us not bury our heads in the sand. Starting tomorrow, I will tell you the only three MPs safe in Muchinga Province. Thereafter I’ll move to Northern Province. I want to help my cousins first before going back kwatu ku mawa! I sign off! COMEL ZIMBA.

Dear Editor, THE Zambian Roads and Highway Safety Group has noted with dismay the continued deterioration of the Lusaka Tokyo Ring Road despite this road being less than 10 years old. The Group notes that despite this deterioration, there are no attempts to work on this road by the Roads Development Agency. The Tokyo Ring Road is sunken in many places and has numerous potholes that are now making it unsafe to drive on this road, especially at night when visibility is poor. To make matters worse, this bad

Tokyo Ring Road needs repairs stretch of Tokyo Ring Road has no warning signs alerting motorists to these dangers. The Group is therefore appealing to the Japanese government, who through JICA, built this road as a gift to the Zambian people, to revisit this road and see the danger that it provides to the travelling public. JICA would do well to rework this road and upgrade it to Tokyo standards before innocent lives are lost.

As a ring road, this road was expected to be a quicker route around Lusaka connecting Kafue Road to Great East Road or southern part of Lusaka with eastern Lusaka. As it stands this road is too slow and too congested to be called a ring road. This road also lacks critical informational sign post directing users to important roads leading to well known places like University

Teaching Hospital, Woodlands Stadium, State House, Civic Centre and famous roads like Leopards Hills, Burma, Chilimbulu, Great East Road among others. We hope this road will quickly be worked on before lives of both pedestrians and motorists are lost. MTHONISWA BANDA, Group Admin, Zambian Roads and Highway Safety Group.

Why vote for Charles Chanda of UPPZ? Dear Editor, WHILE great progress has been made by our country since independence, it is still facing numerous challenges. The leaders have paid a deaf ear to this serious cancer as we see corruption and nepotism in all institutions in the country. For a long time, our economy has been dependent on copper which is a diminishing asset, and little attention given to the manufacturing industry while little attention has been given to the agricultural sector. What is being realised from the mines is not enough considering the unfavourable taxation system that favours the multinational companies and hence Zambians cannot compete and own mines. The external shocks experienced in the world copper prices have affected the country. As a result, people are heavily taxed which leaves them

with nothing in the pockets. The prices of commodities have been skyrocketing caused mainly by the depreciation of the Kwacha against major currencies. The business environment has been affected by high interest rates and hence both domestic and foreign businesses opt to borrow from outside the country. This affects growth of the businesses especially small-scale and medium enterprise. As a result, some businesses have closed down. Since businesses create employment, the unfavourable business environment in Zambia means very few companies and hence leaving a big portion of the population unemployed, especially the youth. The very few surviving industries and businesses have been affected by serious power outages due to load-shedding and unfavourable economic environment. As a result, production and operations have become low and this has led to some industries

and businesses closing down and hence people losing employment where they get the muchneeded income to support their families and contribute to government through tax. The country has been contracting uncoordinated debt with no clear plan to invest or pay back. Poverty levels are still high especially in the rural areas and can be as high as 81 percent in some provinces. The average basic needs and nutrition basket for a family is over K7, 000, and yet very few people get that money as monthly salary in Zambia. Zambians are just surviving by the Grace of God especially the poor who live on less than a dollar in a day. Over 75 percent of our population are youths but these have not been well catered for. A look at our cabinet shows this clearly. OWEN KWALOMBOTA, UPPZ member.

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PF youths cane UPND over campaign claims By ANDREW MUKOMA THE PF youths in Southern Province have dismissed opposition UPND's accusation that the ruling party through President Edgar Lungu has launched an early campaign disguised as working visits to various parts of the country. PF Provincial Information and Public Secretary, Paul Silungwe, described the UPND's claim as baseless and false. On Tuesday, UPND's Provincial Information and Publicity Secretary Neto Halwabala issued a statement indicating that the Head of State's working visits were campaign tactics and not inspecting Government projects. Mr Halwabala said that President Lungu and Cabinet Ministers' working visits to Government projects were disadvantaging the opposition. But Mr Silungwe said that the UPND should not cry foul because President Edgar Lungu was merely checking on development projects which the PF promised the citizens during the 2016 campaigns. He told the Daily Nation in an interview that the UPND should not complain as though it was the only opposition political party in the country. Mr Silungwe said that the working visits should not be perceived as an early campaign as being insinuated by the opposition political party. "I think the UPND does not mean well to the nation because they are not the only party which is in the opposition for them to start criticizing President Edgar

I think the UPND does not mean well to the nation because they are not the only party which is in the opposition for them to start criticizing President Edgar Lungu when he inspects the development he promised the people of Zambia during campaigns in 2016. Lungu when he inspects the development he promised the people of Zambia during campaigns in 2016. “So when the President is moving or going for a working visit, let the opposition cry foul about it. Let the UPND start watching ZNBC TV so that they can see what President Lungu is doing and the projects he inspects," Mr Silungwe said. He said that the nation has ongoing projects running all over the country and so, it was the responsibility of the President and his Ministers to conduct inspections. "Actually, the UPND should even thank our humble President because he wants to bring every Zambian on board. “Let them understand how government is working and also concentrate on telling the people what they are going to do and not what is happening. Every time it's about Lungu and Ministers," he said.

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LIVINGSTONE COUNCIL APPROVES K67M BUDGET By ANDREW MUKOMA

HE Livingstone City Council has this year approved an estimate budget of K 67, 322, 338.50. This is slightly higher than the 2020 budget which was K 65, 202, 234. Council Public Relations Manager, Melvin Muleka, confirmed the 2021 approved budget to the Daily Nation in

ments were costed in the charts of accounts to assign a code or account to each task for accounting purposes while ABB focuses on activities. Mr Mukela said thag last year, the OBB system was introduced as a pilot programme in the Livingstone City Council. He stated that the outputs the Livingstone City Council has produced under the OBB

programmes and sub-programs are as per Seventh National Development Plan (7NDP) which has been done in line with Livingstone City Council strategic plan . The Public Relations Manager is however, sceptical with meeting the targeted revenue collection due to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic which has affected many sectors of the economy.

world have been able to visit Zambia without any restrictions. The position by ECZ to restrict international observers doesn’t hold water. The statement by ECZ undermines the spirit of transparency and accountability in the electoral process," he said. Monday, the ECZ said in a statement that the international observers may need to use their local staff to monitor the 2021 elections owing to the Covid-19 pandemic.

By ANDREW MUKOMA THE Continental Leadership Research Institute (CLRI) has expressed concern at the recent statement by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) over possible restrictions regarding the number of international election observers to be allowed in the country owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. CLRI Executive Director, Paul Mundia Hakoola, said ECZ should be more consultative when making such important decisions as opposed to making announcements without engaging stakeholders. He said this yesterday in a statement issued in Livingstone. Mr Hakoola said that the statement by the electoral body could undermine the spirit of transparency which is one of the co-values. "ECZ has been less consultative and the institute has also noted the lapses by commission’s media department to engage stakeholders

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Sakubita Bridge

ernment officials, Member of Parliament and civic leaders were taking them for granted. Mr Shepeshi and team said now that schools would open on MOnday, the lives of school going children would be at risk especially with the heavy downpour the district was experiencing. Last year

Livingstone. According to Mr Muleka, this year's budget was in line with the Ministry of Local Government's migrating system from Activity Based Budgeting (ABB) to Output Based Budgeting (OBB). Mr Mukela said this year's budget would focus on tasks, operations and investment as outlined by OBB system. He explained that in OBB tasks, operations and invest-

‘ECZ should allow international monitors’

L/stone’s Sakubita Bridge a death trap RESIDENTS of Sakubita and Maloni compounds in Livingstone have called on Government to quickly repair Sakubita Bridge whose last facelift was done in 1991. The residents have complained that Government officials and some aspiring candidates had been visiting the area and making promises to repair. A Daily Nation journalist yesterday checked on the bridge following numerous complaints from the residents that people were being swept away. Andrew Shepeshi, Martha Nyambe and others complained that the current state of the bridge was worrying as it was on the verge of collapsing. They charged that gov-

during a public hearing, the Livingstone City Council's Engineering Department announced a Bill of Quantity of K4 million to work on the bridge. But since then, nothing has been done on the bridge which connects Maloni, Sakubita and Linda Townships.

Mr Hakoola through robust media programs aimed at explaining the electoral processes and conduct civic education, which he said is a situation that has caused anxiety among members of the public. "As an institute, we reaffirm the earlier position to call on the ECZ to be more consultative and learn to build consensus among stakeholders. We believe that the possible restriction of international

observers will undermine and erode the creditability of our electoral process," he said. Mr Hakoola wonders why ECZ was raising the issue of election observers entering the country when borders have remained open even under the current face of the Covid-19 pandemic. "The Zambian airspace and borders have been open, meaning different individuals from different parts of the

ECZ has been less consultative and the institute has also noted the lapses by commission’s media department to engage stakeholders through robust media programs aimed at explaining the electoral processes and conduct civic education, which he said is a situation that has caused anxiety among members of the public.

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Civic Education On today’s pupil’s forum in Civic Education, will look at a topic:Zambia’s Legal System. This topic will focus on Law, Elements of good legal system and sources of Zambian law. This topic is at grade eleven (11) level of the Zambian curriculum. At the end of this discussion, learners will be required to answer questions.

Zambia’s Legal System The Law • The Law is a set of rules, which a society develops for itself to control the behaviour of its members to one another. • It also includes the meting out of punishment to members of society that do not abide by the rules and the awarding of compensation to people who have been wronged. • Without law, society as we know it would be impossible because freedom without boundaries results in anarchy, which means total confusion. From the time that human beings are born, their lives, safety, health and peace are controlled by law.

Elements of a good legal system A good legal system is one that serves members of its society fairly without violating their rights. There are six core elements that should be present in a good legal system. A good legal system has to be: • Simple (Uncomplicated) A law has to be written in a language that can be easily understood by a large section of society. The form of language and the level of difficulty should suit the needs of the majority of citizens. • Comprehensive (Inclusive) It should not leave gaps but attempt to cover all possible areas of dispute, concern or debate. It should anticipate future problems and include them in the laws. It should not be constantly formulating new laws as wrongful acts take place. • Certain (Definite) Citizens ought to know clearly what is prohibited by law. A law should not be so ambiguous or vague that it is only fully understood and interpreted by a small number of people in society. It should therefore be documented so that it is possible to refer to it and that it should be clear to everyone who consults it. • Accessible (Obtainable) It should be readily available to members of the public. This means that it should also be affordable. If citizens come into conflict with the law, they should be able to afford legal representation. Similarly, a wronged person should be able to readily access legal means of having their problem dealt with. If the legal system is not affordable, then it excludes a large number of people. • Flexible (Adaptable) Laws have to keep up with social change and therefore, they should change with time. If a type of dispute

which was not there previously comes up, the law should change to take care of any new challenge. If it does not, then it is rejecting change. A good law should not reject change.

c) Delegated or Subsidiary Legislation • Delegated or subsidiary legislation are laws delegated to the Executive wing of the government to make as provided for in an act of parliament.

• Moral Values (Ethical) The law should be based on the moral values of society. If laws do not reflect society’s core values, citizens are unlikely to respect and uphold it.

• The law recognized that it would not be possible for parliament to make all laws.

Sources of Law in Zambia Sources of law are the starting point to refer to in order to find what the law says when one is faced with a legal problem. Zambia has a dual legal system and relies on the English Law and African Customary Law. i. English Law Sources • Common Law is one of the Laws that Zambia has adopted. Common Law is the Law that started from customs that were common to all parts of England. • England applied this Common Law to its colonies such as Zambia and after independence this became part of the sources of law of the Zambian legal system. ii. Legislation Legislation or statutes is the largest source of law in Zambia. These are laws enacted by parliament. All powers to make laws are vested in parliament. There are three types of laws made by legislation. a) The Constitution • The Constitution is the Supreme Law of the land. Article 1 Paragraph 3 of the 1996 Amended Zambian Constitution states out its supremacy. • It states, This Constitution is the Supreme Law of Zambia and if any other law is inconsistency of this law, that other law will be declared void. • This implies that if any law does not conform to the Constitution, then that law becomes invalid b) Acts of Parliament • Acts of Parliament are laws made through bills passed by the National Assembly and assented by the President. • The process begins with the presentation of a bill in the National Assembly and passes through three Reading Stages before being sent to the President to either veto or withhold his or assent. • If he/she assents, the bill is gazetted and becomes law. • If the President does not sign, the bill is sent back to the National Assembly. • The National Assembly can either debate further or make changes or it can send back to the President in its original form. • When this happens, the President has 21 days in which to either assent or dissolve Parliament to pave way for fresh elections.

• Parliament has allowed government ministers to make laws. For example, the Education Act allows the Minister of Education, through consultations to issue government circulars that become law. iii. Case Law • This is the second largest source of law in Zambia. • It is also known as Law Reports or Judicial Precedent. • This is when, in disposing of a case, the court refers to how a similar case was decided upon by a superior court. • In Zambia, superior courts are the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court, the High Court and the Industrial Relations Court. • The High Court and the Industrial Relations Court are at the same level, the difference is in the type of matters they handle. • The High Court handles criminal and civil cases while the Industrial Relations Court handles employment or labour disputes. The four courts handle appeal cases and are therefore known as appellant courts. • The Magistrate Courts and the Local Courts are lower courts. • The decisions of the appellant courts are reported in the Zambia Law Reports.

the sources of Law. • Note that in order for these International treaties to become Law they have to be domesticated through an Act of Parliament in order to officially become Zambian Statutes.

Case Laws are important because they:

iii. Ensure equality, uniformity and stability in the law. If a murder case takes place and a decision is made, when another murder case takes place in similar circumstances the same decision as the first murder case should apply regardless of who committed the offence. iv. International Treaties • Zambia is signatory to a number of International Treaties. • The contents of these treaties are

• Customary law uses advisors who are called assessors to give advice on particular matters. • These assessors are not extra Justices but play the role of a consultant. For example, if a court is about to hear a case involving a Lamba customary law, it could invite a Lamba person of suitable character and social status to sit as an assessor for that particular case only.

v. Customary Law • Customary Law is derived from custom, which is the practice of doing things in society. • These practices differ from the ones in Statutory Instruments because they are not written and not codified.

• The advice of assessors is given in open court so that everyone can hear it and that the persons concerned shall be able to respond or bring evidence on matters after such advice is given.

• Before Zambia was colonised, the indigenous people were using their customs, most of which have been in use from prehistoric times, as their law. • For a custom to be recognised and enforced by the courts as law, it must be in existence for a long time, sometimes over centuries and it must be freely accepted by most citizens for it to be binding on them.

Exercise 1.Define Law 2.State two (2) elements of good legal system 3.Name three (3) sources of Zambian Law 4.Explain; (a) Act of Parliament (b) Case Law 5.State three (3) importance of Case Law 6.The president has ........days in which he/she can either asset or dissolve the Parliament to pave way for the fresh PUZZLE 75 PUZZLE 75 elections.

• Most Zambians are governed by customary law in their personal affairs. • The local courts which administer customary law are located all over the country and they are the ones commonly used by the less

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i. Save time as there is no need for a whole new research. ii. Show respect to the judges who made the previous decisions.

• They are easily accessible and conducted mainly in local languages, although English is also allowed. As a result, local courts hear 80% of the total cases brought before all the courts in the court system annually. Customary law is also applied in traditional courts, which are presided over by traditional rulers.

Note: we have two types of legal systems in the world namely; Monist and Dualist. Dualist legal system which recognises International Law as law but does not apply directly on the country not until it is domesticated through an Act of Parliament while Monist Legal system considers International and domestic law as one.

• Decisions of the appellant courts are binding on subordinate courts. • For example, if a case handled by the Supreme Court is recorded in the Law Reports, this decision is binding on the High Court and the Industrial Relations Court. The imaginary case below illustrates this point:

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MR and Mrs Banda have been married for 17 years with five children. They once went to see the gynaecology doctor some months ago at UTH to discuss some of the contraceptive methods they can use. However the doctor had discussed with the couple different methods and their side effects. They then went on and discussed with the doctor that they have enough children and they wouldn’t want to have one again, the couple decide to go home and think about the contraceptive methods they would prefer. Few weeks later the couple had decided to do a vasectomy.

I. What is vasectomy? II. How is the procedure for vasectomy done? III. What is the complication of a vasectomy? IV. What are the indication and contraindication of a vasectomy?

Introduction

Vasectomy is a surgical procedure for male sterilisation or permanent contraception, during the procedure, the male vasa deferentia are cut and tied or sealed so as to prevent fertilisation of female through sexual intercourse. The first recorded vasectomy was performed on a dog in 1823. A short time after that R Harrison of London performed the first human vasectomy. However, the surgery was done not for sterilisation purposes but to bring about atrophy of the prostate. Then in 1954 vasectomy began to be regarded as a method of consensual birth control. This paper will highlight the procedure of a vasectomy, its complication and also the indication and contraindication.

PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION

It is recommended that a faceto-face consultation take place with the patient before planning the vasectomy. It is beneficial for the patient’s partner to be present, although this is not required. An appropriate medical history should be taken, focusing on his reproductive history. Patients should also be questioned about bleeding tendencies and anticoagulant use as per routine preoperative workup. If there is suspicion of coagulopathy, coagulation tests may be necessary; otherwise, preoperative blood work is not needed. A physical examination of the

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scrotum should be performed, with emphasis on manually isolating the vas deferens, as well as looking for scrotal abnormality such as undescended testis or testis tumours. If the patient is unable to tolerate this examination while isolating the vas deferens, he may not be a good candidate for local anaesthesia. The following points should be addressed at the preoperative visit that is Alternatives to vasectomy, Risk of infection or hematoma (1 percent–2 percent) of patients, Risk of chronic scrotal pain (1 percent–3 percent) patient must be aware to refrain from ejaculation for a week after the procedure. Vasectomy is considered a permanent procedure. It does not produce immediate sterility; another form of contraception is required after the procedure until vasectomy success is confirmed by semen analysis, patient must be aware of early vasectomy failure. Procedures of a vasectomy

ANAESTHETIC TECHNIQUE

Vasectomy can be performed under any type of anaesthesia, but most are performed under local anaesthesia because it is well tolerated with minimal morbidity. Certain patients may require intravenous sedation or general anaesthesia if they cannot tolerate the procedure or if the vas is particularly difficult to isolate. Oral sedation in the form of a benzodiazepine (eg, diazepam) is offered by some clinicians to decrease anxiety and help in relaxing the patient. Lidocaine or bupivacaine without epinephrine are typically the local anaesthetic agent of choice, and are injected using a small needle (eg, 25 gauge or smaller) to reduce patient discomfort. Some clinicians apply an anaesthetic cream to the skin before the needle stick, although it is unclear whether this significantly decreases pain.

VAS ISOLATION

Vasectomy is performed in two distinct steps: delivering and exposing the vas deferens out of the scrotum (vas isolation) and occluding the vas. Before the introduction of the no-scalpel technique, vas isolation was performed using the conventional technique, which used a larger incision and involved more dissection without special instruments. The no-scalpel vasectomy was first described in China in 1974. (Li S et al 1992). The no-scalpel technique has been found to have shorter operative times and to decrease the rate of hematomas, infections, and pain during the procedure. Standard of care is to perform a no scalpel technique or a variation of such that remains minimally invasive. According to Dr Li Shunqiang, he divided no-scalpel vasectomy into steps as follows

Vasectomy is performed in two distinct steps: delivering and exposing the vas deferens out of the scrotum (vas isolation) and occluding the vas. - first isolate the vas manually to a superficial position under the median raphe - Create skin wheal with local anaesthetic and inject into perivasal sheath. - Use vas ring clamp to firmly secure the vas through the skin -With vas dissector at 45 angles to the vas, puncture the skin, vas sheath, and vas wall with the left tip of the vas dissector, then remove. Close the vas dissector and puncture the skin and vas sheath. Spread to make a small opening in the skin, exposing the bare anterior wall of the vas. Puncture the vas with one tip of the vas dissector. - Use supination motion to deliver a loop of vas above the skin opening while simultaneously releasing the vas ring clamp with the other hand. - Regrasp the vas with the vas ring clamp. Use vas dissector to gently strip the sheath and vasal vessels away from the vas, yielding a clean segment of vas - Divide the vas, with or without excision of a vas segment, and occlude the lumen per physician’s preference Via same puncture hole, fix opposite vas in ring clamp and repeat steps -Leave puncture hole unsutured except in rare cases requiring closure.

VAS DIVISION

Once a loop of bare vas deferens is outside of the wound, it is then divided with scissors. With a traditional vasectomy, a segment of vas is then excised. The optimal length of vas to excise, if any, should be left up to the surgeon. Excising a long (>2 cm) segment of vas may decrease the chance of recanalisation, (Edwards IS at al 2002) but will also require more dissection

along the spermatic cord, increase complications, and make vasectomy reversal more challenging and less successful. According to Practice Committee of the American Society, the author believe that if a segment of vas is excised, it should not exceed 1 to 2 cm in length. According to Matthew Det al 2013. If a segment of vas is excised, sending the excised segments for histologic examination is not necessary. The measure of vasectomy success is determined by the results of the post vasectomy semen analysis (PVSA) rather than confirming vasal tissue on histologic evaluation. Despite this, some surgeons continue this practice because they find it useful to confirm vasal excision, and also out of fear of litigation in the case of a postvasectomy pregnancy.

VAS OCCLUSION

According to Matthew Det al 2013 Vasectomy success can be measured by either azoospermia on PVSA or absence of pregnancy after vasectomy. In terms of achieving vasectomy success, the most important step comes after division of the vas and occlusion of the vas. There are several vasocclusion techniques, including intraluminal cautery of one or both ends, ligation with suture, occlusion with clips, fascial interposition, and any combination of these. Review of the literature reveals many studies examining each of these techniques, yet it is difficult to conclude which occlusion method is superior, owing to study flaws and lack of uniformity in terms of patient follow-up and measurement of success. Several methods of vas occlusion have

been identified. (Matthew Det al 2013) Intr aluminal cautery, or mucosal cautery, is performed by applying thermal cautery or low-voltage electrical cautery with a needle tip within the lumen of the vas. It is unclear as to what length of cauterized mucosa is required to create occlusion, but most surgeons cauterize between 5 and 15 mm of vas lumen. The goal is to destroy only the mucosal layer, which then scars to create a plug in the lumen. Avoiding thermal injury to the muscular layer prevents complete sloughing of the cauterized vas segment, which could potentially allow recanalization. to (Matthew Det al 2013) When mucosal cautery is applied to both the abdominal and testicular ends of the divided vas deferens without using less than 1 percent.18–20 Fascial interposition has become a commonly used technique, because when used with other methods of occlusion it decreases vasectomy failure rates.(Sokal D et al 2004). The goal is to separate the two newly divided ends of the vas to reduce the chance of recanalization. To do so, a layer of vas sheath is placed between the two ends of the vas as a tissue barrier with the help of one or two absorbable sutures The fascial layer can be placed over the abdominal or the testicular end. When fascial interposition is combined with mucosal cautery of both ends of the divided vas, failure rates are less than one percent.

COMPLICATIONS

Complications of infection and hematoma are uncommon using minimally invasive vas isolation, with the rate somewhere on the order of one to two percent.

As discussed earlier, the risk of these complications is less with the minimally invasive techniques than with conventional open vasectomy. There are rare reports of Fournier gangrene occurring postoperatively, one case of which resulted in death. (Kendrick JS et al 1987) Debilitating chronic scrotal pain may occur in men immediately or years following their vasectomy and is sometimes referred to as post vasectomy pain syndrome. In some cases, the pain may be severe enough to adversely affect the quality of life. (Matthew Det al 2013) According to McMahon AJ et al, Patients should be warned of this risk before proceeding with surgery. Various studies differ in the reported rate of post vasectomy pain. The only comparative study showed that six percent of a group of 101 vasectomised men had pain severe enough to seek medical attention, compared with two percent of no vasectomised men. Leslie and colleagues found in a prospective audit that among 593 vasectomised men, 0.9 percent described a pain that affected their quality of life at seven months postoperatively. Two questionnaire-based retrospective studies with followup over four years revealed pain affecting quality of life in 2.2 percent of men in one study, and five percent in the other. Therefore, during the informed consent process each patient should be aware of the small risk of chronic scrotal pain, which appears to be around one to three percent. Contraindication of vasectomy Anatomical abnormality such as the inability to palpate and mobilise both vas deferens or large hydroceles or varicoceles, post Trauma and scarring of the scrotum and also acute local scrotal skin infection. Indication of Vasectomy Vasectomy is indicated for any fully informed man who does not want to father any children or any additional children and who desire an inexpensive outpatient method of voluntary permanent surgical sterilisation.

Conclusion Vasectomy has proved to be a safe and effective form of sterilisation. It is underutilised in comparison with tubal ligation, even though vasectomy is simpler, faster, safer, and less expensive. The preoperative visit prior to vasectomy is important for discussion of expectations and risks, including the less than one percent risk of vasectomy failure and the need for contraception after the procedure until the PVSA shows successful vas occlusion. The no-scalpel vasectomy technique of vas isolation and its minimally invasive variations have decreased the complication rates for vasectomy. The vas occlusion technique determines the chance of vasectomy success

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HARARE - Zimbabwean miners are fretting over amendments to ownership laws that seem to be reintroducing the country’s controversial indigenisation laws on the mining sector. Zimbabwe scrapped its controversial empowerment laws in 2018 and allowed foreigners to hold up to 100 percent ownership including in the mining sector. Only platinum and diamond mining remained a preserve for locals with foreign ownership only allowed for a 41 percent stake. Promises were, however, made that the two sectors would also be opened for increased foreign ownership. However, amendments brought through the Finance Act 2021 seem to have reintroduced indigenisation to the entire mining sector. Section 3 (1) following the amendments in the Finance Act 2021 now reads: “The State shall, by this Act, or through regulations under this Act or any other law secure that at least fifty-one per centum of the shares or other ownership interest of every designated extractive business, that is to say a company, entity or business involved in the extraction of such mineral as may be prescribed by the Minister in consultation with the Minister responsible for Mines and the Minister responsible for Finance shall be owned through an appropriate designated entity (with or without the participation

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MINING JITTERS …Zim miners fret over new law that seems to give state power to take control of mines

Zimbabwe scrapped its controversial empowerment laws in 2018 and allowed foreigners to hold up to 100 percent ownership including in the mining sector.

of a community share ownership scheme or employee share ownership scheme or trust, or both).” In a statement to its members, the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (Mines Chamber), which represents mining houses in the country, said the resultant wording of the amendments as introduced leave room for government to prescribe

Arrested Tigray leaders appear in Ethiopian court ADDIS ABABA - More than 15 members of the former ruling party in Ethiopia’s Tigray state have appeared in court. They include a founding member of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), a former head of the state and a former speaker of the country’s upper house of parliament. They were arrested earlier this month following a short but bloody conflict between the TPLF and the Ethiopian federal army. The government says they are being investigated for treason, launching attacks against the army and engaging in armed uprising. They have not been formally charged. This is the second court appearance for some of the TPLF’s most high-profile members, such as: • Sebhat Nega - one of the founders of the group and has long been seen as its chief ideologue, and • Abay Woldu - who spent eight years as president of Tigray, serving until 2018. TPLF party leaders vowed to continue to fight after the regional capital was captured by the army at the end of November. Since then some of the TPLF’s most senior figures have died - including Seyoum Mesfin, Ethiopia’s longest serving foreign minister, who supposedly refused to surrender. The whereabouts of the group’s current head, Debrestsion Gebremichael, is still unknown Two months since the federal government declared victory in Tigray, aid agencies say millions of people there remain in dire need of humanitarian assistance. – BBC.

minerals that shall be owned through appropriate designated entities. The amendments, the Mines Chamber said, means the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act is still a factor in play to be considered when assessing investments into Zimbabwe. It said while on the surface it appears that no mineral is

mentioned for compliance with the equity provision, all minerals are at risk of being prescribed for compliance. “This appears to be a reversal of the policy position where the equity provision was removed in favour of empowerment requirements,” the Mines Chamber said. Veritas Zimbabwe, a group of lawyers that provide information on the Laws of Zimbabwe, said the new amendment has “potential effect on the economy and also because of the surreptitious way it was enacted.” “Foreigners will not get investment licences to engage in mining operations unless controlling interests in their businesses are held by an appropriate designated entity,” Veritas said. The Mines Chamber is however hoping that it is the wording that did not come out as intended something which was corroborated by a senior government official who said the interpretation by some was “completely wrong.” – FIN24.

China warns Taiwan independence ‘means war’ BEIJING - China has warned that attempts by Taiwan to seek independence “means war.” The warning comes days after China stepped up its military activities and flew warplanes near the island. It also comes after new US President Joe Biden reaffirmed his commitment to Taiwan, and set out his stance in Asia. The US has called China’s latest warning “unfortunate,” adding that tensions did not need to lead to “anything like confrontation.” China sees democratic Taiwan as a breakaway province, but Taiwan sees itself as an independent state. “We are seriously telling those Taiwan independence forces: those who play with fire will burn themselves, and Taiwan independence means war,” Chinese Defence Ministry spokesman Wu Qian said at a press conference on Thursday. He also defended China’s recent military activities, saying they were “necessary actions to address the current security situation in the Taiwan Strait and to safeguard national

AU secures additional 400m vaccine doses ADDIS ABABA - The African Union has secured an additional 400 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines for its members, the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) said on Thursday. This comes on top of an earlier announcement by the AU that it had secured 270 million vaccine doses. Most African countries have not begun vaccinating their populations, lacking the financial means to buy the drugs which have largely been scooped up by developed countries. “An additional 400 million doses of vaccines have been secured from the Serum Institute of India,” Africa CDC director John Nkengasong told a press conference. “If you add 400 million doses to the 270 million doses, I think we are beginning to make very, very good progress.” Added to these figures are doses that are being committed to African countries via Covax, the globally-pooled vaccine procurement and distribution effort. The Serum Institute of India is producing a vaccine using the Oxford-AstraZeneca formula, under the name of Covishield, for India and other developing countries. The African Union announced in mid-January that at least 50 million vaccines would be available between April and June. The rest will become

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available between this year and next year, said Nkengasong. It is estimated Africa will need 1.5 billion vaccine doses to immunise 60 percent of its 1.3 billion inhabitants, costing between $7 and $10 billion. During the virtual 2021 World Economic Forum (WEF) on Tuesday, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa lashed “vaccine nationalism,” accusing rich countries of bulk-buying coronavirus vaccines and hoarding them to the detriment of others. Africa has been relatively spared compared to the rest of the globe, recording 3.4 million cases of Covid-19 and 87, 000 deaths, according to Africa CDC. Nkengasong said Morocco, Egypt, Seychelles and Guinea had begun vaccinations, while Mauritius announced the start of its campaign this week. – AFP.

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Over 200, 000 displaced by CAR violence, says UN

GENEVA - More than 200, 000 people have fled fighting in the Central African Republic since violence erupted over a December election result, the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) said yesterday, with nearly half crossing into the Democratic Republic of Congo. The CAR army, backed by U.N., Russian and Rwandan troops, has been battling rebels that are seeking to overturn a December 27 vote in which President Faustin-Archange Touadera was declared the winner. – REUTERS.

UN chief 'particularly worried' about power of social media companies NEW YORK – UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Thursday he is "particularly worried" about the power of social media companies and that mechanisms should be created to regulate decisions like the banning of former US president Donald Trump from Twitter. Guterres suggested that there should be "a regulatory framework with rules that allow for that to be done in line with law. I do not think that we can live in a world where too much power is given to a reduced number of companies." – REUTERS. Chinese Defence Ministry spokesman Wu Qian

sovereignty and security.” The US responded later on Thursday. “We find that comment unfortunate,” Pentagon press secretary John Kirby told reporters, in the first statement by the new administration on ChinaTaiwan relations. Kirby added that the Pentagon “sees no reason why tensions over Taiwan need to lead to anything like confrontation.” The new US administration is expected to maintain pressure on China over a wide range of issues including human rights, trade disputes, Hong Kong and Taiwan, amid the deteriorating relationship between the two powers. – BBC.

Iran says it will not reverse nuclear steps before U.S. sanctions are lifted

ISTANBUL - Iran will not accept U.S. demands that it reverse an acceleration of its nuclear programme before Washington lifts sanctions, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said yesterday at a joint news conference in Istanbul with his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu. The new administration of U.S. President Joe Biden has said Tehran must resume compliance with curbs on its nuclear activity under the world powers’ 2015 deal before it can rejoin the pact. – REUTERS.

Pioneering US actress Cicely Tyson dies aged 96

LOS ANGELES - Pioneering Hollywood actress Cicely Tyson - who was known for portraying strong African-American characters - has died aged 96, her manager has said. Tyson turned down stereotypical roles for black women, agreeing only to play characters that were strong, positive and realistic. – BBC.

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By SIMON MUNTEMBA MANDEVU Constituency Member of Parliament, Jean Kapata looked back in an interview with the Daily Nation at some of the issues she has faced during her three terms - the biggest challenges and successes since being elected 15 years ago. The undisputed queen of Mandevu has held the seat from 2006, taking over from Patricia Nawa who held it under the Forum for Democracy and Development ticket. She won the seat after contesting the 2006 general election under the Patriotic Front (PF) ticket with a landslide margin. Since then, Ms Kapata who is also Minister of Lands, Natural Resources and Environmental Protection has commandingly held the Mandevu seat and hardly gives the impression of someone about to exit the stage. Ms Kapata worked as a theatre nurse prior to being elected to represent the people of Mandevu constituency. She was re-elected in 2011 and 2016. She served as deputy Minister of Community Development, Mother and Child Health. In 2014, Ms Kapata was appointed by late President Michael Sata as Minister for Tourism and Arts. For all her commanding stance, she however still deals with voices of dissent over the challenge of delivering social services in her densely populated constituency with issues of poor road network, security, sanitation and health which are still a challenge, like in most constituencies in Zambia. Mandevu Constituency is unique as it boasts of a huge population touching base with some of the most crowded townships. Uniquely so because of the pattern of classes of people living there; some from low density populated areas, (planned), medium populated areas (planned) and highdensity populated areas (unplanned). Reflecting on her life as a parliamentarian, Ms Kapata said, “it has really been an honour for me to represent and serve the people of my constituency. Even before I became cabinet Minister, my constituents were the ones who entrusted me with the responsibility to represent them. Therefore, today I say thank you to all the residents of Mandevu constituency for continuing to energise and motivate me to serve as your representative.

Drug abuse and high cases of defilements are rampant in the constituency which go unreported and when reported they are withdrawn from the courts because relatives involved are regarded as bread winners.

PF will continue to deliver the much needed development to the Zambians. - Ms Kapata It is because of their support that I am able to celebrate this milestone.” Meanwhile, Ms Kapata said like in any other constituency, Mandevu was faced with challenges, but has also scored several successes during her tour of duty more especially under the PF regime. She said the successes scored since becoming an MP are massive.

to resolve some challenges, Government has proposed delimitation of the constituency and the creation of more wards so that more funds could be allocated to the area. She also said Government has continued increase CDF allocation every year. There has also been an introduction of efficient and effective revenue collection. To tackle Gender-Based

Ms Kapata

It has really been an honour for me to represent and serve the people of my constituency. Even before I became cabinet Minister, my constituents were the ones who entrusted me with the responsibility to represent them. Challenges

Ms Kapata noted the vastness of the constituency, poor road network, erratic water supply, poor sanitation as some of the challenges her constituency was faced with. Ms Kapata said drug abuse and high cases of defilements were rampant in the constituency which go unreported and when reported they are withdrawn from the courts because relatives involved are regarded as bread winners. She was however quick to mention the measures put in place to resolve the challenges faced in the constituency. She explained that with regards to the vastness of the constituency which makes the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) not to be enough

Violence, Ms Kapata said opening of GBV one-stop centres in the wards has been done.

Successes

As for her successes, She pointed to the reconstruction of the looted Ng`ombe Police Post during 2006 tripartite general elections, connection of water construction of three water borne toilets and renovation of Chazanga Police Posts, and purchase of curtains and rails for partitioning of Maternity Ward at the Chipata Health Centre to enhance privacy. Ms Kapata also boasts of having spearheaded the legalisation of compounds such as Mazyopa, Kasisi, Kabanana West, Chazanga, Kabanana North and Gabon compound. She also said it was under her time as MP that Police

posts such as Ng’ombe, Lesoleil, Kasisi, Chipwalu Police, Garden, Marrapodi and Mandevu Police Post have been constructed. Ms Kapata said she also facilitated the construction of Chaisa Youth Skills Centre, Kabanana Day Secondary School, Mandevu Primary School, St.Francis and Clare Secondary School and Mejocama Primary and Secondary School She said she has managed to build bridges such as Kasisi/Chamba Valley Crossing, New Ngombe/ Kasisi, Chudleigh/Ngombe, Garden site lll Marrapodi, and Chaisa/Marrapodi Foot Bridge among others. She said water reticulation has been improved at Kabanana West through Chipata Water Trust. “I have also facilitated for a water reserve tank for Kabanana Fumbelo area. With the Muslim Social and Welfare Trust, we drilled boreholes in Mazyopa, Garden, Kabanana, etc,” she said. She said she has contributed money (K850 each) for teaching aid materials to St Elizabeth Community School, Widowers Community School, Flying Angels Community Schools, and Children Liberty Community School. Others are Tache Community School, Moucca Community School, Nelson Mandela Community School, and Sunbird Community School. She said she has also contributed using CDF towards the construction of a wall fence and rehabilitation of Chaisa stadium at a cost of K32, 000, bought land for construction of

New Kabanana High School at K130, 000.00, construction of water borne toilets at Olympia market at K88, 000, and construction of six bridges at K1, 600, 000. Also we have contributed towards the water connection, renovation of police cells and offices at Chipwalu Police post at K28, 000, bought a building for Chaisa Youth Multi-skills Training Centre at K150, 000, and connection of water at

Mandevu Mandevu Constituency is unique as it boasts of a huge population touching base with some of the most crowded townships. Kabanana Police Posts at K5, 000, she said. “Electrification of Mandevu Police post at K12, 300. Bought a building for garbage collection at K450, 000. Contribution of purchasing of books at Roma Girls Secondary School at K10, 000, Women and Youth empowerment through donations of salaula bales. “Construction of Olympia market vegetable shelter – Mulungushi Ward at K282, 000, renovation of a mini-civic centre and procurement of block machine for youth empowerment in Ngwerere,” she said. Ms Kapata also said she

has managed to upgrade several health facilities in the constituency such as Chipata Clinic to a first level hospital, construction of N’gombe/Kasisi Health post in Roma Ward, and construction of Fumbelo/ Kabanana health post. She also said it is under her term that the construction of Kabanana Site and Service health post, construction of Garden health post, and construction of Chaisa health centre have been done. Rehabilitation of roads such as expansion of Zambezi Road, improvement and expansion of Katima Mulilo Road and expansion of Great North Road to six lanes from Mandevu junction to Six-miles has been done by the PF Government during her 15 years as MP. Others are Kaleya Road- a road from Chipata compound to Kabanana site and service, Kabanana/Chazanga Road, Chipata Clinic/Kabanana site and service up to Chola Bathu, road from Shakas via to SOS Kabanana area, Mpulungu Road, Olympia Extension, Akashambatwa, Mugoti and Lusiwasi Roads, etc. She also said the construction of Chaisa police post has reached above window level and breaking ground of Kalundu police post in Mulungushi Ward 18, 38 roads have been done in all the seven wards but in three wards 21, 22, 23 they are yet to benefit more until the rain season is over. However, Ms Kapata said in 2016 and 2017 there was no CDF to supplement government efforts.

Looking to the future

When it comes to what is next, Ms Kapata said she and the PF will continue to deliver the much needed development to the Zambians. She said the next projects to be done will be among others; the road along Ngwerere Stream from Kasangula Bridge going southwards and the MauzaChazanga Market Road.

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Kaseba from injury. in the local Super Division where NAPSA Stars but his side is ready tores mented a ban on all sports acas non-contact, semitake it to penalties with a 0-0 score line so we Fathi had made some changes to his team that Silavwe five minutes before half time. sume re subsequent unfair disqual dards forexpert a FAZ coach to besecretary admit- Adrian ented striker by the name of Patresource, a mining Edwith 16 points on the 18-team thi –tutored Pensioners who will Heroes Stadium in Lusaka. tices and world standards, conStuart Attwell reviewed his win this kind of game" after general MTN/FAZ Division Stuart Attwell reviewed hisSuper win thissaid kind oftheir game" after defence, there issostill vatisation has led to thethey We have seen much into the country to halt The Egyptian NAPSA Stars’s itward is languishing in the relegation fight and for a In win in Lusaka. Africans, Europeans, Brazilhave a plan. started in last games intivities theted domestic (To the page 15) contact and fulltwo contact tion of some candidates son Daka who showed a lot of the club’s bench. For the Simukonda has said. htleague win ortable, a 1-1Munkondya draw when said Africans, Europeans, and BrazilNAPSA Stars who reached this idents wi stitute an essential vector for the Kashala said meeting was set pitchto resume mid next idents spread of the Covid-19 pandemmassive needed, the from w recognition and incentives AS itimpact hasInterclub been in the the death andequaldestitution oforiginal target will be to were score a lot of goals zone, will not have an on the DO Songo captain John Banda ence had equaloriginal decision decision on on the his side held to SPORTS in Zambia has conthework electoral process. sport and, safeguards goalscoring prowess. In no time 2020/2021 CAF season, Mr Simukonda said disnce had the his side were held toinaa frusfrusthe conversion rate of chances stage ofpitchthe as planned evolution and development of THEY maybeing notlives defended okay and ithave was now upto to FIFA ic which has claimed the ofunfit month by the ians for be on the Atlas Lions are superb both whenever individuals and previous three appearances ians for being unfit to be on the dence the first leg to have a better chance Confederations Cup fixture against Malawi said they are not afraid of thean many pensioners while ''It is the contention o tinued to be for only a few we used him at under 17, 20, 23, as outlined in the health all clubs had to ensure that their dence an ciplined18 Zambia National competition worrying. half people in Zambia. the COSAFA Under-17 title, but football. to give the final verdict andAfrican reclocal soccer trating governing draw he second side monitor monitor and and judged by struggling inenvoys wing playthe and middle play. th teams from the major sports for Zambia at the African ewas second half side judged trating draw by struggling Mutale and Mr Lusaka of reaching the group stages of the DO Songo. Zambian CHAN and senior ational disciplines with many receivmaking a few very bench and lead teams engaged guidelines for football head coach complies with the liMeanwhile, Sports Minister Service (ZNS) officers and their ommendations. qualification to the 2021 In an interview, the Club CEO CAF goal is to further profesbody. bench and lead teams engaged to hire a Theyinhave quick wingers and have excelled in and compeNations Championship to hire a the contestants who were team a few months what ing very little attention. ItCup haswould Emmanuel Mulenga hason hailed Olivier Giroud the Wolves Wolves forward forward was was not West Brom. rich,the time has come to the censing requirements. at premier and national thousands of unemployed Morocco Under-17 AfricaFIFA Speaking yesterday’s sionalize the coaching profession Asked when said executive committee Olivier Giroud notduring West Brom. the fullclared backs need to beto good in CAF Interclub competitions (CHAN), the Chipolopolo titions. But for Mwila, his followed was an overwhelmed ineligible contes President Lungu for lifting thean always been about football looking in CAF Interclub competitions Presidential address at State CAF has noted that through of Nations deserves applause division one leagues.” youth cadets already trained redress the situation, a give the finaltorecommendations, File Photo: Power Dynamos football team in training soplayer the gains extremely concerned with atthat recovery, at thecoaches same time ewas Blues ahead. fouled by James. James. -BBC ban on contact sports. have qualify to recognition was from that local went onlooking aLusagoal FAZ elections on the bas House, Lungu said football can and amanaged bit other sports like given Blues ahead. fouled by -BBC for aseason. well jobof done. thethis implementation of"FIFA the CAF to defend national interests pensioner has said. 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We agreeillegal that scoring However, there been ple say “Imiti ikula ehave mpanga,” cense req coaches of clubs engaged in the The continental soccer govminers, most of them “CONTACT FREDJOE LTD YOUR PRIME By SIMON MUNTEMBA categorised as non-contact, to give the final verdict but the their stadipeers from other continents. created. Lungu said confidence Governmentcoach has cense But Morocco can try toalso stop Christia It took Daka several months to re JUST ARRIVED FOR SALE!!! said Phiri. A lotmeans of commendation must tive for representing Zambia He challenged the to I have Perry P is a problem that willby be THE NATION’S NO. 1 TO which the smaller trees some “minor” sports disciP players semi-contact and fulland contact ums and 2020/2021 edition Total CAF funded foreigners. 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