PRESIDENT Rupiah Banda arrived in Livingstone yesterday afternoon for a three-day working visit.
The presidential jet carrying Mr Banda, who was accompanied by First Lady Thandiwe, landed at Livingstone International Airport around 16:26 hours and the delegation proceeded to Royal Livingstone Hotel.
Mr Banda was welcomed by special assistant to the president for Press and public relations Dickson Jere, Southern Province Minister Elijah Muchima, Southern Province Permanent Secretary Gladys Kristafor, Livingstone District Commissioner Francis Chika, Government officials and MMD members.
He is today expected to officiate at the 2011 Zambia Air Force (ZAF) commissioning parade where officer cadets would graduate after one year of intensive training.
Among the graduating officers would be females, in line with the policy of President Banda’s Government which ensures women were provided with equal opportunities of competing with their male counterparts.
The ZAF academy in Livingstone has been producing quality officers for more than 40 years and many former students have risen to be high-ranking officers in Zambia’s military establishment.
After officiating at the ZAF commissioning parade, President Banda would address a public rally at Maramba Stadium.
The presidential delegation is expected to return to Lusaka after concluding business.
[Times of Zambia]
His teenage wife is so scared to remain at home. Things are bad.
Bakateka, do your thing, keep up the good job.Â
SOMEBODY PUSH HIM OVER THE BORDER WHERE HE BELONGS
To LT.Hw cn you write a follow up story when you didnt report the original story.Your lead story talks about mr mulongoti being caned for calling “rev”ronnie satans rev but you deprived us of the original story where mulongoti said those words.This is poor journalism at best.Is it bcoz u r biased?Give us complete stories pliz.we follow stories and not jump on stories midway through,its irritating.A story is a journey with two ends.
Ala bee (na ka tandi) dont kumweba ati kale twavota uko ku lstone.biased?Give us complete stories pliz.we follow stories and not jump on stories midway through,its irritating.A story is a journey with two ends.
Ala bee (na ka tandi) dont kumweba ati kale twavota uko ku lstone.
RB in southern while SATA is recieving defectors in chipata today
The quality of the president’s jacket please. do something. Some salaula suits are even better than that one he is putting on.
Can someone please explain to me what these people do in their jobs, and how come they are all MMDs
: Southern Province Minister Elijah Muchima, Southern Province Permanent Secretary Gladys Kristafor, Livingstone District Commissioner Francis Chika
PLEASE KUNDA BUTTON UP YOUR MASTER’S SALAULA JACKET.MULEYA UNO MWAKKA MULELABA NOKUMANGA AMABATANI YAMA JAKETI.VIVA PABWATO FOR REAL DEVELOPMENT.VOTE FOR MICHEAL SATA ACTION MAN.