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Former Finance Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane arrives at the former Taskforce on Corruption offices in Lusaka for questioning

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A police officer escorts Former Finance and National Planning Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane from the former Taskforce on Corruption offices in Lusaka

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First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba about to embrace children from the SOS Zambia Children’s village in Lusaka.

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First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba about to embrace children from the SOS Zambia Children’s village in Lusaka

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First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba embraces children from the SOS Zambia Children’s village in Lusaka

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First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba interacts with children and teachers at the SOS Zambia children’s village in Lusaka

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First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba (centre), wife of the vice president Charlotte Scott (left) and SOS Zambia Children’s village board chairperson Lucy Kasanga during the launch of the cancer screening clinic in Lusaka

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: SOS Zambia Children’s Village board chairperson Lucy Kasanga (left) pins a medal on First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba after she was appointed goodwill Ambassador for cervical cancer in Lusaka

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First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba cuts a ribbon during the launch of the cervical cancer screening centre at the SOS Zambia Children’s Village in Lusaka

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A family of Chowa Township in Kabwe is spending time outside the house after their home was floded following a heavy downpour on Saturday night

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Kabwe District Commissioner Mwafwa Ngambi (l) and Kabwe Central MP James Kapyanga inspect flooded houses in Kabwe after a heavy downpour on Saturday night

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: Kabwe District Commissioner Mwifwa Ngambi wades through one of the flooded houses in Chowa stage Four.

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A Mr Muleya who lives at house number 40 in Chowa Township stands helpless after his house was flooded following heavy rains in Kabwe at the weekend.

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Kabwe Central Member of Parliament James Kapyanga (c) meets Kabwe residents whose houses were flooded following heavy rains at the weekend

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Many Township roads have been flooded following heavy in Kabwe at the weekend. Here, some residents wading through one of the roads leading to Chowa Township.

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Many houses were flooded following heavy rains in Chowa Township of Kabwe at the weekend. Here, one of the houses with household property submerged in water.

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MMD presidential aspirant Dr Nevers leaves the former Taskforce on corruption offices in Lusaka.

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MMD presidential aspirant Dr Nevers (right) and his lawyer Sakwiba Sikota after appearing before investigative wings at the former Taskforce on corruption offices in Lusaka.

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POLICE officers search motorists entering and coming out of Zamtel offices in Lusaka. Security has been tightened at the telecommunications firm after the takeover by the government

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POLICE officers search motorists entering and leaving Zamtel offices in Lusaka. Security has been tightened at the telecommunications firm after the takeover by the government

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POLICE officers search motorists entering and leaving Zamtel offices in Lusaka. Security has been tightened at the telecommunications firm after the takeover by the government

33 COMMENTS

  1. Chi Sakwiba chilesekafye, counting his cash inflows very well. Ba Dr M na pad going to answer questions on corruption? 

  2. The Govt needs to construct drainage systems to curb these floods. Pics 3 – 9. Good to see the future of Zambia is cared for but more can be done to ensure poverty is no more. We have a small population. Africa must wake up!!!!!

  3. PF, PF, Instead of fighting people start working, look at the deplorable state of the country, no drainages no roads, no medicines, the list is endless. All we hear of is commisions of inquiry. You promised change in 90 days, now you claim that you were misquoted! What a waste of five years to come!!

  4. #6 NO GOVERNMENT CAN ACHIEVEANY MEANINGFUL DEVELOPMENT IN THE ABUNDANCE OF CORRUPTION. SO, CORRUPTION SHOULD BE ELIMINATED ALMOST COMPLETELY. BUT THEN I AGREE WITH YOU- CORRUPTION SHOULD BE FOUGHT SIDE-BY-SIDE WITH DEVELOPMENT. BUT SO FAR THEY ARE DOING A GREAT JOB ON CORRUPTION. UNLESS, ONE ENJOYED OR ARE STILL ENJOY THE CORRUPT MONEY. THOSE ARE THE ONES COMPLAINING. ZAMBIA SHOULD SET AN EXAMPLE FOR OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES. FIGHT ON PF.

  5. @ 4 The issue of poor drainage cannot be attributed to the gorvernment only but also to the Civil Engineers and Town Planners of our beloved country. It should a requirement that before a township is established, proper engineering services are prepared and designed according to the Council requirements. The designs should detail the source and availability of water, where waste water will be discharged and capacity of the wastewater treatment to accept the flow that will be generated from the township, drainage system and stormwater attenuation ponds. if this can be adopted we’ll be able to avert disasters.

  6. Ah, ba Lucy Kasanga! She was my Sunday School teacher. Ever so joyful and patient this lady, as she instructed as in the ways of God. I’m so inspired to see her endurance in the mighty deeds of child care. May the Lord continue to bless her.

    Those floods are serious! Where are the Council funds and the Civil Engineers when they are needed? I don’t think a proper drainage system would cost a fortune to implement.

  7. # Nine Chale Indeed where are the civil engineers? We have so many learned people in zed who do jack. Why do we have to rely on the govt all the time and yet there are capable people who can do so much for the community. Look at humble wealthy people like Bill Gates always doing something for the less privaledged without expecting a reward. Can’t these comminities mobilize to do something about their roads without having to wati for someone else to do it for them? Bena RB all tfhe money you lot creamed off, you will reap your reward in hell fire

  8. #9 Eagle eagle…useless, you need to travel and see how other governments in other countries work. Mwankala maningi mumunzi baba. remove the veil from your face!

  9. I agree that everything possible must be done about drainage system but let us not forget that when mother nature unleashes her wrath she is impossible to stop. We have seen it here in the UK and elsewhere around the world how floods have devastated neighbourhoods with or without drainage systems. These are times of the end!

  10. No. 10 Bemba boy!

    I know why you miss Thandiwe. She is your age-mate! Sorry, we have a Dr. Firs Lady. She is too sophisticated for you! What did Thandiwe do!!! Kaseba has her own cutting! Continue doing the good work madam First Lady!

  11. You fail to plan you plan to fail. Councils in Zambia fail to plan. Selling things and throwing rubbish in drainage is the result of these floods. 

  12. OOOOOH MY GOD! ALL THAT IS LOST WATER RESOURCE. PROPER DRAINAGE CAN CHANNEL IT INTO RESERVIOURS FOR MUCH USAGE. IN THIS GOVERNMENT ALL ROADS SIGNED FOR CONSTRUCTION MUST SERIOUSLY INCLUDE AN UNDER GROUND DRANAGE ALONGSIDE IT. THIS WILL CREATE SOMETHING SUCH AS NATIONAL DRAINAGE GRID WHERE EVEN RIVERS ARE TOPPED UP BY THIS SAME WATER DURING THE DRY SEASONS.

  13. Ummm, whose kids go to the SOS fimofimo? And pics 11 to 16 awe mandini. Even showers make our townships to flood. Govt, something has to be done here…

  14. Why blame PF for all the shi t? Dr Musokotwane is promiscuously displaying his newly iPAD2.. He was in-charge of the purse. Has he got an itunes account? hahahaha! Is he on gadget show?

  15. What a country! A president of an opposition party is defending a presidential aspirant of an another opposition party as his lawyer. At the end of the  day, Sinkota will know more about his opponents weaknesses because they are confiding into him. No wonder the opposition is useless, no principles! 

  16. I eeyojnd reading ur blog.can’t wait to read more.I have been living in Zambia for almost seven years now and totally love this place.i know the kind of passion this place generates. Regards Molly

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