President Sata's son Gerald with a friend merry-making on an elephant in Livingstone — President Sata’s son Gerald with a friend merry-making on an elephant in Livingstone

President with his spokesperson George Chellah (r) and Chief Mukuni (l) when he arrived in Livcingstone for political campaigns — President Sata with his spokesperson George Chellah (r) and Chief Mukuni (l) when he arrived in Livingstone for political campaigns

President Sata dishing out prizes at the trade fair in Ndola — President Sata dishing out prizes at the Trade Fair in Ndola

A mother and her children languishing in the open after they were evicted because their retired father was chased out of their house because of non payment of house rentals in Kitwe

Families for retirees who were evicted from their homes because of non payment of house rentals in Kitwe

Legendary Soccer comentator Deniss Liwewe captured chatting with youths at the trade fair in Ndola.

Village Headmen, Vitumba mfumu performs a ritual at the Ntongo traditional ceremony in Mufumbwe over the weekend.

Americans student from Seattle University participates in dances at the Lwiindi traditional ceremony in Monze at the weekend. They are on attached the Mukanzubo cultural centre — American students from Seattle University participate in dances at the Lwiindi traditional ceremony in Monze at the weekend. They are on attachment with the Mukanzubo cultural centre

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An American student from Seattle University participates in dances at the Lwiindi traditional ceremony in Monze at the weekend. He is on attached the Mukanzubo cultural centre — An American student from Seattle University participates in dances at the Lwiindi traditional ceremony in Monze at the weekend. He is on attachment with the Mukanzubo cultural centre

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Dancers entertain guests at the Lwiindi traditional ceremony in Monze

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Dancers entertain guests at the Ntongo traditional ceremony in Mufumbwe at the weekend

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Mukumbi cultural dancers entertain guests during the Ntongo tradtional ceremony in Mufumbwe at the weekend.

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An Iranian exhibitor bows towards Mecca and prays after conducting business at the Trade fair in Ndola.

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The Lusaka stadium being erected along the great north road has shaped up. Here, the structure being worked on by Chinese contractors — The Lusaka stadium being erected along the Great North road has shaped up. Here, the structure being worked on by Chinese contractors

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Zambia National Soccer team players in training at the Olympic Youth Development Centre in Lusaka in readiness for a friendly match against Malawi

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Zambia National Soccer team players in training at the Olympic Youth Development Centre in Lusaka

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34 COMMENTS

leaders without morals July 11, 2012 At 2:17 pm

Pic 12
How do you Tonga villagers expect mizimu to bring adequate rain when you are introducing bazwakule kumalende. Macu ! Niswabile maswe sha mbuya
snoopy doggy doggy July 11, 2012 At 2:19 pm

OK first to comment. ni ba sata’s son
Uncle Pipos July 11, 2012 At 2:33 pm

That American boy from Seattle University, is mental, the boy will write a first class thesis when he goes back to Uni.
- Nshi Sunda Chisunde Sunde Kano Fye Mu Muntu July 11, 2012 At 4:58 pm
  
  Typical American meth-head
Nubian Princess July 11, 2012 At 2:42 pm

kuli kantu!
Jay Jay July 11, 2012 At 2:53 pm

If we had enterprising forward thinking individuals at Football House and not obtuse former footballers and club admins., those training pitches at Olympic Youth Development Centre would have been upgraded to FIFA rated training grounds with state of art gyms…makes absolute sense instead of flying the whole 30+ national team players, FAZ m’gt and FAZ backroom staff to Kalu’s home in RSA and booking them in his chosen 5 star hotel (finder’s fee inc).
- Janet July 11, 2012 At 5:32 pm
  
  I think it is better to fly the team to a place where they are not disturbed and can focus. Nicer facilities do not hurt too
- Jay Jay July 11, 2012 At 7:42 pm
  
  That’s what FAZ wants you believe so as you look the other way… trust me anybody can be disturbed anywhere, any place in this day of texting and social networks, you don’t need to travel to Europa, Ganymede or Callisto for tranquility…all you need is strict rules for the players and family to adhere to…time to sit down and carry out a Cost Benefit analysis to the tax payer.
Ntaulu July 11, 2012 At 3:04 pm

LT, what are the names of the players in pics?
hey July 11, 2012 At 3:52 pm

every human being has the right to neccessities like shelter. where are the human rights educators in the country? and for those who claim that Zambia recognises the human rights under the bill of rights, justify your claim.
Chilufya Kaputu July 11, 2012 At 3:54 pm

Which one is the mother of Sata’s son, is it Christine, one of bishop Mpundu’s sisters, or Inutu Subulwa?
msana wanzili July 11, 2012 At 3:54 pm

Ba African champion can’t even afford training kit.
mulondwe muzungu July 11, 2012 At 4:10 pm

#8 Msana wanzili How does the training kit look like? As far as I am concerned I think that is the training kit they are putting on. If you have noticed there are no names at the back of the jerseys. Besides they have a full sponsorship deal with Nike so my guess is that Nike is obliged to dress them up well.
Mashlarro July 11, 2012 At 5:22 pm

I liked pic #1 but pics #5 & 6 have touched my heart. LT set up an account for the family. How cruel can people be to others?
Kalok July 11, 2012 At 5:47 pm

@Mashlarro – what are the details. You might just get yourself into a bind and become their principal supporter. Meantime, it would be a great idea to figure out what the situation is and how it can be resolved in a sustainable way with the landlord…shelter is a right – not a privilege…
Amossy B A mossy. July 11, 2012 At 5:48 pm

lol
Amossy B Amossy. July 11, 2012 At 5:49 pm

cool
The Bricklayer July 11, 2012 At 7:04 pm

Nice Job by the Chines. RB told me this one will even be better than the one in Ndola. We need to start bidding to Host the next Africa Cup… This is How money is made and economies are improved. Kupwalala ba PF government na ba Sata.
Jay Jay July 11, 2012 At 7:32 pm

Ba LT should make an effort and put some names to those picture how can you say an exhibitor praying, even that elephant in that photo probably has a name if you bothered to ask!!
derigo July 11, 2012 At 7:35 pm

more stadium pics pls…the roof structure don’t look like it’s got enough support…
akulu mphuno July 11, 2012 At 7:39 pm

Chief mukuni na kalufumo ka nsokanda. People in zambia look very unhealthy, too big stomachs, very ugly faces and dirty grounds, such that when one farts pollution would be everywhere.
iye July 11, 2012 At 10:02 pm

Are these the only pictures for the new Lusaka Stadium? Camera shortage in Z?
iye July 11, 2012 At 10:03 pm

Please tell this guy muzambia tatufulama when praying!
Mushota July 11, 2012 At 11:06 pm

How do people survive there, just had dinner Scottish Haddock, coated with Golden Ground Maize

I feel sorry for myself at times to see such backward living, this is a scandle

Thanks
- English Professor July 12, 2012 At 10:41 am
  
  I missed you. How are you dear.
- Engineer (Process) July 13, 2012 At 11:21 pm
  
  Ka mushota no one is interested in you simple life, Nkakuchita pamatako
Nostradamus July 12, 2012 At 1:04 am

I wish I was in Monze, with those Seatle University students kuli ubuchende no play… especially white students, they are there just to feel how deep they go into them.
- walai nthwenu July 12, 2012 At 1:57 am
  
  what do u mean
Fu Manchu July 12, 2012 At 1:35 am

Pics 5 & 6 woes of retirees because government hasn’t paid them their benefits!
walai nthwenu July 12, 2012 At 1:54 am

picture 9 that white woman i can tomba her, powela mukati
Kamalsha July 12, 2012 At 8:56 am

#21 Mushota i am with you this time for as long as you don’t pull down your race and colour. Zambia is backward because we have people who think the market is every space you see in town. Our country is beautiful if cleanness can be maintained with no street vending. Look at Namimbia. No streed vending and the towns are clean.
Kamalsha July 12, 2012 At 9:19 am

#f12 Kalok. iwa proposing a temporal solution to get the family back in the house. as #23 mentioned, they are the victim of GRZ. no money in their pockets but in the minister’s pockets.
Kanyengambeta July 13, 2012 At 9:40 am

My eyes are on pic 8. I mean the three `village chickens` siting. Unga dwele!
Diaspora July 20, 2012 At 4:40 am

If i see picuter #1 again am going to scream