[1]President Michael Sata receives an affidavit from newly appointed Community Development Mother and Child Deputy Minister Ingrid Mpande at State House
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[2]President Sata with Bob Sichinga and Foreign Affairs minister Harry Kalaba in Brussels
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[3]President Sata at Hotel Plaza in Brussel
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[4]President Michael Sata with Zambian Ambassador to Brussels Grace Kabwe and Foeign affairs Minister Harry Kalaba at Brussel Airport in Belgium.The President is attending the 4th Africa EU heads of States Summit in Belgium
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[5]President Sata arrives in Brussels
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[6]MMD cadres protest against party leader Nevers Mumba at the party secretariat in Lusaka
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[7]Secretary to Cabinet Roland Msiska (left) presents a dummy check to Angelus Mubita, the man who designed Zambia’s Golden Jubilee logo.
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[8]Designer of Zambia Golden Jubilee logo poses for a photo with Namakau Kapizhya during the launch of the jubilee celebrations
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[9]The official Zambia Golden Jubilee logo
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[10]Ng’ombe PTA troupe dancers perform at Mulungushi International Conference Centre during the launch of Zambia’s Golden Jubilee celebrations.
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[11]Golden Jubilee celebrations organisaing committee chairperson Mulenga Kapwepwe presents a token of appreciation to one of the dancers from the Ng’ombe PTA troupe
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[12]Ng’ombe PTA troupe dancers perform at Mulungushi International Conference Centre during the launch of Zambia’s Golden Jubilee celebrations.
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[13]Three of the surviving quintuplets in an incubator at Lewanika general hospital
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[14]Western Province Minister Josephine Limata donating hampers to the mother of the triplets In’utu Wakun’guma at Lewanika General Hospital in Mongu District, Western Province,
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[15]Lewanika General Hospital Acting Superintend Dr.George Soko (r) confers with Western Province Minister Josephine Limata (l) as she was going round the wards during her inspection tour at Lewanika General Hospital in Mongu District, Western Province,
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[16]Western Province Minister Josephine Limata (l) during her inspection tour at Lewanika General Hospital in Mongu District, Western Province
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[17]Mines Energy and Water Development Minister Christopher Yaluma addressing Sino Hydro workers in Siavonga . The workers sought an audience with the Minister over failure by Sino Hydro management to pay them their bonuses.
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[18]Mines, Energy and Water Development Minister Christopher Yaluma addressing Sino Hydro workers in Siavonga . The workers sought an audience with the Minister over failure by Sino Hydro management to pay them their bonuses.
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[19]The sale of second hand underwear continues to grow on the streets of Lusaka in spite of the health concerns which the practice poses to members of the public. Above are some of the various items of underwear that are commonly sold on Freedom Way and the Lumumba road Lumumba road filter lane
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[20]The sale of second hand underwear continues to grow on the streets of Lusaka in spite of the health concerns which the practice poses to members of the public. Above are some of the various items of underwear that are commonly sold on Freedom Way and the Lumumba road Lumumba road filter lane
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[21]A GOODS train shutting on Chipata -Mchinji railway to signify the operationalise of the long awaited project which was conceived during the UNIP regime.Here a goods lomocotive with wagons captured in Chipata
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[22]The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) officially handed over a classroom block to support former refugees and to assist hosting communities around Meheba and Mayukwayukwa refugee settlements in Solwezi
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[23]Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Chiefs and Traditional Affairs Susan Kawandami talks to pupils in Ndola
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[24]Home Affairs permanent secretary Dr Peter Mwaba admires shoes made by former Angolan refugees after meeting them at Maheba refugee camp in Solwezi
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[25]RWANDESE refugee spokesperson Caritas Mukamana asking a question to Home Affairs permanent secretary Dr Peter Mwaba ( not in picture) on the local integration process by government on the former refugee during the meeting with them at Maheba refugee camp in Solwezi
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[26]Government has released K500, 000 to upgrade Mapanza health clinic in Mbabala Constituency in Choma District and the contractor was expected to commence the works soon. Above, pupils follow proceeding during this year’s commemoration of World Tuberculosis Day at the clinic
Comments Disabled To "Last week/wkend in Pictures"
#1 Comment By Nostradamus On March 31, 2014 @ 2:26 pm
Sata just went mukulamfya ku Brussels. If he had appointed Mulenga Kapwepwe as Foreign Affairs minister maybe the PF could have looked more “sexy”.
#2 Comment By Mushota On March 31, 2014 @ 3:14 pm
quintuplets means THREE.
SO why are we saying surviving, means they all survived.
Learn English.
Thanks
#3 Comment By DitA On March 31, 2014 @ 3:22 pm
Ka Shota. Ever head of the Englishword triplets?
#4 Comment By Debo On March 31, 2014 @ 4:16 pm
LOL, Mushota where are you doing this PHD again?? Is it in English
#5 Comment By kolwe On March 31, 2014 @ 4:39 pm
The only picture with true hope is number 24, sad though that it had to be angolans doing it, but its a plus anyhow. If only our president, the cabinet, celebrities inspired the public to say, “we shall walk barefoot if need be, until we have shoes made by our own people available for sale”, then this trade of shoe making would grow. Eventually we would then also have schools which deal with the design and making of shoes, industries would then be challenged to make machines or factories for mass shoe production etc. more jobs and more jobs. When people are inspired, they can do great things. Mr. PS, dont just admire, buy those shoes. Zambian musicians/artists go and buy those shoes so that the young who look up to you and admire your stylish clothes,shoes etc go and buy the same shoes.
#6 Comment By Nine Chale On March 31, 2014 @ 9:11 pm
Point of correction Miss Mushota: quintuple signifies FIVE and not three. A group of 5 musicians, for instance, is a called a quintet. Remember The Broadway Quintet?
#7 Comment By Imprezza On April 1, 2014 @ 8:21 am
Mushota ubokopo surviving meaning abana bambi balifwa. You claim to be learned but some of your contributions are worrying.
#8 Comment By Kamukati On March 31, 2014 @ 2:31 pm
Pic 19 and 20. If people cannot afford new underwear they have no alternative but to buy second hand ones!
#9 Comment By Kamukati On March 31, 2014 @ 2:37 pm
You want our precious ladies to move without pants and bras so that you ‘slaughter’ them. No way. Bleach those second hand ones and they will be safe!
#10 Comment By DIVA On March 31, 2014 @ 3:15 pm
MIND YOUR LANGUAGE WOMEN ARE NOT ANIMALS TO BE SLAUGHTERED NINSHI YOUR FATHER DIDNT TECH YOU TO RESPECT WOMEN ,YOUR MUM AINT A MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
#11 Comment By Kamukati On March 31, 2014 @ 4:27 pm
I have put the word in inverted comas and this is an indication that someone somewhere used this term. You do not need to insult me because I am trying to protect women. You have totally misunderstood my statement. I apologize for any misunderstanding caused but I am an activist for the rights of women and the underprivileged.
#12 Comment By kwa george On March 31, 2014 @ 3:08 pm
GENTLEMEN …. SIVINTHU AS SEEN !!!!! JUST PREPARE. ….IT IS COMPLICATED .
#13 Comment By DittA On March 31, 2014 @ 3:10 pm
$800 is too little for such creative art work. In some countries one would never walk again after winning such, but hey this is ZED. The young man should put the publicity to good use by promoting his other works. On lighter note Namakau has really changed sir names, and from her good looks, it appears we still counting.
#14 Comment By kolwe On March 31, 2014 @ 4:52 pm
Kaili she thought marrying a Jayetileke made her special. Always marry your own kind and never leave the flock. I dont understand people who marry less melaninated people. Melanin gives you attributes which no one ever tells our people about. Melanin is the driving force of life, chemistry is the study of melanin. Why would you want to contaminate your good melanin with an inferior one?
#15 Comment By Nsimbi On March 31, 2014 @ 10:29 pm
I agree, at least K50,000 upfront would make sense. Then royalties for using logo as well as copyright privileges for 50 years after the winners passing!
M ou madam DittA, something worried me when you said ‘in some countries one would never walk again after … ‘ Would a disease strike you and get paralysed or what … ?
#16 Comment By Ubungwa On March 31, 2014 @ 3:10 pm
@Nostradamus, is it true that you went mukulamfya states?
#17 Comment By Kampompo. On March 31, 2014 @ 4:29 pm
The triplets look cute I wish the other two had lived.
Jah Bless.
#18 Comment By Kalok On March 31, 2014 @ 5:06 pm
Each time I read Namakau’s name she has a new husband! While others have none she keeps tossing them and picking new ones! I see our prez with two of his useless ministers in pic 2…
#19 Comment By Nsimbi On March 31, 2014 @ 10:38 pm
Kalok, men are like common house flies! They tend to go where there is an over powering fimo fimo. Those ladies without should not worry … as they are probably clean and cannot attract anything …
#20 Comment By Xala On March 31, 2014 @ 5:26 pm
Yawn!!
#21 Comment By Nine Chale On March 31, 2014 @ 9:26 pm
The jubilee logo really looks good. 50 years is a great occasion for celebration. I feel the designer deserves an award higher than that.
Second hand underwear for sale? How and why? There is need for government to consider introducing regulations dictating what can be sold and what not – in the interest of consumer hygiene.
#22 Comment By Gazi On March 31, 2014 @ 9:39 pm
Ni tu Bra chabe, tapali tu Nika
#23 Comment By Mzambia wa zamani On March 31, 2014 @ 11:30 pm
Fifty yrs of utter poverty,very filthy streets ,used underwear and a crazy visionless president.The common theme in all that is MEDIOCRITY.
Haha,nashukuru mungu kwa kunitoa kwa nchi hii ya wajinga .
#24 Comment By landmark On April 1, 2014 @ 2:41 pm
…laments a lazy a.s.s. parasite Johnny do nothing but run!
#25 Comment By chili_k On April 1, 2014 @ 2:48 am
Is it “Zambian ambassador to Brussels” or “Zambian ambassador to Belgium”? Check your stories before publishing ba LT.
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Comments Disabled To "Last week/wkend in Pictures"
#1 Comment By Nostradamus On March 31, 2014 @ 2:26 pm
Sata just went mukulamfya ku Brussels. If he had appointed Mulenga Kapwepwe as Foreign Affairs minister maybe the PF could have looked more “sexy”.
#2 Comment By Mushota On March 31, 2014 @ 3:14 pm
quintuplets means THREE.
SO why are we saying surviving, means they all survived.
Learn English.
Thanks
#3 Comment By DitA On March 31, 2014 @ 3:22 pm
Ka Shota. Ever head of the Englishword triplets?
#4 Comment By Debo On March 31, 2014 @ 4:16 pm
LOL, Mushota where are you doing this PHD again?? Is it in English
#5 Comment By kolwe On March 31, 2014 @ 4:39 pm
The only picture with true hope is number 24, sad though that it had to be angolans doing it, but its a plus anyhow. If only our president, the cabinet, celebrities inspired the public to say, “we shall walk barefoot if need be, until we have shoes made by our own people available for sale”, then this trade of shoe making would grow. Eventually we would then also have schools which deal with the design and making of shoes, industries would then be challenged to make machines or factories for mass shoe production etc. more jobs and more jobs. When people are inspired, they can do great things. Mr. PS, dont just admire, buy those shoes. Zambian musicians/artists go and buy those shoes so that the young who look up to you and admire your stylish clothes,shoes etc go and buy the same shoes.
#6 Comment By Nine Chale On March 31, 2014 @ 9:11 pm
Point of correction Miss Mushota: quintuple signifies FIVE and not three. A group of 5 musicians, for instance, is a called a quintet. Remember The Broadway Quintet?
#7 Comment By Imprezza On April 1, 2014 @ 8:21 am
Mushota ubokopo surviving meaning abana bambi balifwa. You claim to be learned but some of your contributions are worrying.
#8 Comment By Kamukati On March 31, 2014 @ 2:31 pm
Pic 19 and 20. If people cannot afford new underwear they have no alternative but to buy second hand ones!
#9 Comment By Kamukati On March 31, 2014 @ 2:37 pm
You want our precious ladies to move without pants and bras so that you ‘slaughter’ them. No way. Bleach those second hand ones and they will be safe!
#10 Comment By DIVA On March 31, 2014 @ 3:15 pm
MIND YOUR LANGUAGE WOMEN ARE NOT ANIMALS TO BE SLAUGHTERED NINSHI YOUR FATHER DIDNT TECH YOU TO RESPECT WOMEN ,YOUR MUM AINT A MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
#11 Comment By Kamukati On March 31, 2014 @ 4:27 pm
I have put the word in inverted comas and this is an indication that someone somewhere used this term. You do not need to insult me because I am trying to protect women. You have totally misunderstood my statement. I apologize for any misunderstanding caused but I am an activist for the rights of women and the underprivileged.
#12 Comment By kwa george On March 31, 2014 @ 3:08 pm
GENTLEMEN …. SIVINTHU AS SEEN !!!!! JUST PREPARE. ….IT IS COMPLICATED .
#13 Comment By DittA On March 31, 2014 @ 3:10 pm
$800 is too little for such creative art work. In some countries one would never walk again after winning such, but hey this is ZED. The young man should put the publicity to good use by promoting his other works. On lighter note Namakau has really changed sir names, and from her good looks, it appears we still counting.
#14 Comment By kolwe On March 31, 2014 @ 4:52 pm
Kaili she thought marrying a Jayetileke made her special. Always marry your own kind and never leave the flock. I dont understand people who marry less melaninated people. Melanin gives you attributes which no one ever tells our people about. Melanin is the driving force of life, chemistry is the study of melanin. Why would you want to contaminate your good melanin with an inferior one?
#15 Comment By Nsimbi On March 31, 2014 @ 10:29 pm
I agree, at least K50,000 upfront would make sense. Then royalties for using logo as well as copyright privileges for 50 years after the winners passing!
M ou madam DittA, something worried me when you said ‘in some countries one would never walk again after … ‘ Would a disease strike you and get paralysed or what … ?
#16 Comment By Ubungwa On March 31, 2014 @ 3:10 pm
@Nostradamus, is it true that you went mukulamfya states?
#17 Comment By Kampompo. On March 31, 2014 @ 4:29 pm
The triplets look cute I wish the other two had lived.
Jah Bless.
#18 Comment By Kalok On March 31, 2014 @ 5:06 pm
Each time I read Namakau’s name she has a new husband! While others have none she keeps tossing them and picking new ones! I see our prez with two of his useless ministers in pic 2…
#19 Comment By Nsimbi On March 31, 2014 @ 10:38 pm
Kalok, men are like common house flies! They tend to go where there is an over powering fimo fimo. Those ladies without should not worry … as they are probably clean and cannot attract anything …
#20 Comment By Xala On March 31, 2014 @ 5:26 pm
Yawn!!
#21 Comment By Nine Chale On March 31, 2014 @ 9:26 pm
The jubilee logo really looks good. 50 years is a great occasion for celebration. I feel the designer deserves an award higher than that.
Second hand underwear for sale? How and why? There is need for government to consider introducing regulations dictating what can be sold and what not – in the interest of consumer hygiene.
#22 Comment By Gazi On March 31, 2014 @ 9:39 pm
Ni tu Bra chabe, tapali tu Nika
#23 Comment By Mzambia wa zamani On March 31, 2014 @ 11:30 pm
Fifty yrs of utter poverty,very filthy streets ,used underwear and a crazy visionless president.The common theme in all that is MEDIOCRITY.
Haha,nashukuru mungu kwa kunitoa kwa nchi hii ya wajinga .
#24 Comment By landmark On April 1, 2014 @ 2:41 pm
…laments a lazy a.s.s. parasite Johnny do nothing but run!
#25 Comment By chili_k On April 1, 2014 @ 2:48 am
Is it “Zambian ambassador to Brussels” or “Zambian ambassador to Belgium”? Check your stories before publishing ba LT.