Chopper 1 — Mufumbwe by election polling staff loading voting materials on the Zambia Air Force chopper at Kyamwina ground to be delivered to far flung area such as Kabanga and Miluji.

Mufumbwe 2 — President Michael Sata when he arrived in Mufumbwe to address a series of rallies to drum support for PF candidate Steven Masumba.

Mufumbwe 11 — UNIP vice president Njekwa Anamela introduces Steven Kamwengo at a rally in Mufumbwe at Kaunda Square.

Mufumbwe 7 — MMD president Nevers Mumba and Mufumbwe by election campaign manager Newton Samakai dancing at a rally in Mufumbwe. Standing behind is MMD chairperson for election Gabriel Namulambe.

Mufumbwe 3 — Police arrested nine MMD official for being in possession of offensive during the by election. Above police officers inspects the MMD Toyota Hilux laden with stone and cassava

Mufumbwe 4 — PF campaign manager in the just ended Mufumbwe by election Jean Kapata carries Steven Masumba when he was declared winner of the election.

Mufumbwe residents waiting for results in the night at the Chizela Basic School

WOMAN BURNT 2 — A woman who got burnt at a Zesco substation

WOMAN BURNT 1 — ZESCO officials helping a woman who got burnt in a substation before they rushed her to Kitwe Central Hospital

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WOMAN BURNT 3 — A woman who was burnt at a ZESCO substation being taken to Kitwe Central Hospital

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176 — Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni people has visited the burial site of Ngoni warrior Zwangendaba who died in 1848 at Mititi Village in Nakonde. In the picture, Paramount Chief Mpezeni (with a royal stick) arriving at Chieftainess Waitwika’s palace to pay a courtesy call accompanied by Chinsali district commissioner Evelyn Kangwa (l ) Energy PS George Zulu (second left) and his Muchinga counterpart Charles Sipanje (r )

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202 — Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni people ( c ) has become the first Ngoni chief to visit the burial site of Ngoni warrior Zwangendaba who died in 1848 and buried at Mititi Village in Nakonde district of Muchinga Province. The Ngonis want to exhume the remains of Zwangendaba and rebury them at Feni in Chipata. Paramount Chief Mpezeni was accompanied by Chinsali DC Evelyn Kangwa ( l ) Muchinga PS Charles Sipanje ( second left ) and Energy PS George Zulu ( r ) among others.

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223 — Christmas has come early for Charity Nachivula of Mititi Village in Nakonde district in Muchinga Province who has received K500, 000 cash from Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni people for taking care of the grave of the Ngoni warrior Zwangendaba who died in 1848. George Zulu ( l ) , a representative of Paramount chief Mpezeni ( second left) handing over the money to Charity

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mongu police — Western Province Deputy Permanent Secretary Pius Mishengo cutting the ribbon during the handover of the office costing at K200 million to the Police Traffic Department at Central Police in Mongu

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mongu police2 — Western Province Deputy Permanent Secretary Pius Mishengo speaking to Traffic officers during the handover of the office costing at K200 million to the Police Traffic Department at Central Police in Mongu

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VP 6 — The Southern Province popular musician Mpande’s dancing queens doing it in style. This was during the Chikanta Chiefdom 2012- 2016 Developmental strategic plan in Kalomo district

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VP 4 — VICE President Guy Scott (c) takes the floor in celebration the official launch of Chikanta Chiefdom 2012- 2016 Development strategic plan. On his right is Southern Province Minister John Kufuna giving Mpande a token of appreciation for a good sound track

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kabimba with min — PF Secretary General Wynter Kabimba being welcomed by Northern Province Minister Freedom Sikazwe on arrival at Kasama Airport to officiate at the Provincial Indaba for the Party

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kabimba2 — PF Secretary General Wynter Kabimba being welcomed on arrival at Kasama Airport to officiate at the Provincial Indaba for the Party

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kabimba1 — PF Secretary General Wynter Kabimba being welcomed by a cultural group on arrival at Kasama Airport in Kasama. Looking on is Northern Province Minister Freedom Sikazwe
and Provincial regional Secretary Everest Chela. The Secretary General in Kasama to officiate at the Party Provincial Indaba

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Zns youths 006 — Government has started dispatching vulnerable youths that where identified by the social welfare departments. Central province is sending fifty six (56) youths to chiwoko and Kitwe Zambia national service to learn the necessally survival skills. And Stephen mabena a social welfare officer stationed at kabwe district praised the government for making it possible to take the vulnerable youths to the Zambia national service camps to receive the knowledge and skills in different fields of craft work and agriculture.Above Part of the 56 vulnerable youths drawn from the seven districts of central province, waiting for transport at the social welfare offices in kabwe.

34 COMMENTS

Mo taim November 16, 2012 At 4:08 pm

Pic 8-10-Sad indeed for that woman.Amazing what the urge to answer call of nature can do.
Mo taim November 16, 2012 At 4:09 pm

Pic 8-10-Sad indeed for that woman.Amazing what the urge to answer the call of nature can do.
Mo taim November 16, 2012 At 4:14 pm

Pic 4-Nervous Mumba in style….good to see him applying the dance tactics he learnt in church,
FUTURE PRESIDENT-ZAMBIA November 16, 2012 At 4:17 pm

GREAT STAFF
Mailon November 16, 2012 At 4:17 pm

Pic 19 you mean there are still pipo doing the ka donchi kubeba sighn nonsense
Wirry Nzanda November 16, 2012 At 4:33 pm

Pic 6 steve, enjoying a ride pali ba Jean.!
- Muntu mwenye Zayelo November 16, 2012 At 10:51 pm
  
  tH GUY RIDES ON WOMEN ! You can see the smile
Yawn November 16, 2012 At 4:35 pm

So Zambia Politics are all bout dancing..to appease cadres?? Wynter the man who fears nobody. crosses even his opponents dwelling place..I will UPND could just learn from the skills the Justice Minister is displaying..
The Bricklayer November 16, 2012 At 4:45 pm

Pics 11, 12, 13 It is a shame to bury the great Zwangendaba (Peace be upon him) like that. Please exhume his body and bury him properly. I am willing and able to share $2000 towards that if need be.
Distant Drums November 16, 2012 At 4:49 pm

Pic #10 There are so many posh GRZ vehicles cruising around on Zambian roads yet the authorities do not see the need for ambulances. If someone in one of Zambia’s cities with such serious burns is made to lie on the hard floor of a van the situation in rural Zambia must be unthinkable indeed.
Mushota November 16, 2012 At 4:59 pm

Zambia sales tonnes & tonnes of copper but fails to provide an ambulance
Distant Drums November 16, 2012 At 5:01 pm

Pic 18,
Yes Kabimba is the most powerful in the PF. Was that a chartered or a scheduled flight?
Hyena Chimbwi November 16, 2012 At 5:02 pm

Pic 21, this is what should be done the welfare department identifies vulnerable people or school leavers voluntarily go to National Service and not what Hon. Kambwili is proposing, the wholesale conscription of all school leavers
Umupondo November 16, 2012 At 5:32 pm

Pics 8-10, can you imagine being electricuted while trying to take a s.h.i.t. in a nearby shrub at a ZESCO sub station? LOL, she must’ve had crap all over her…look at those pictures careful and pay attention to the faces of the people who helped her out. They look disgusted more so than feeling sorry for her. I bet she’ll never again go anywhere near anything that has the ZESCO sign on it….hahahahahaha. Pics 11-13, ba chief looking mulnourished.

Pic 15, that chi cop lady….ni soup fye! Pic 16, that’s the only good thing about southern province, the girls!
pic 6, Jean kapata has manly powers heh?
- AnAppealToCommonSense November 16, 2012 At 10:40 pm
  
  You are disgusting. God help you if you ever land in dire straits, I don’t know who could feel sympathy for such as you.
- Umupondo November 17, 2012 At 1:10 am
  
  Disgusting? You hate to hear the truth don’t you? Don’t get me started…please I beg you!
- Michaelme December 2, 2012 At 5:35 pm
  
  Did you write hahahaha on such a sad incident ????
The Jackal November 16, 2012 At 5:41 pm

Last picture ichisungu chachinfya mwe!
THE SAINT November 16, 2012 At 5:41 pm

Picture 15. There is an FBI (Former Black Individual) Police woman officer in the photo!
THE SAINT November 16, 2012 At 5:43 pm

The burial site for Zwangendaba should be made a memorial site. His body should be DNA analysed to trace his desendants. Some of us may lay claim to Ngoni throne (LOL)
Mushota November 16, 2012 At 6:23 pm

People are really suffering in Zambia

Thanks
KANOWENE November 16, 2012 At 7:41 pm

MUMBA ALECINDA IN PUBLIC JUST AFTER COMDEMING MASUMBA FOR DANCING.
IYO KWENA NI KANOWENE !
Nubian Princess November 16, 2012 At 7:59 pm

Jean Kapata, piggy backing a grown man sure! Other motives involved

Nevers Mumba is now a dancing queen for MMD.
Goncalves November 16, 2012 At 10:37 pm

Zambian govt politicians look primitive. The dressing is so very 50s. And please take a shower or bath every day!
AnAppealToCommonSense November 16, 2012 At 10:42 pm

I’m wondering if they asked for the woman’s permission to take her picture; people should be respected when clearly suffering, and not have their images used by the media.
mzambia wa zamani November 17, 2012 At 12:15 am

Hii nchi kweli imelaaniwa sababu ya Sata.Watu wanachomeka sababu ameweka Bembas kwa Zesco wasio jua kazi,polisi hawana mitambo ya kazi na kila mahali ni kuchafu,watu ni wachafu na umaskini waonekana kwa sura zao.
Ni-Zee November 17, 2012 At 6:14 am

Pic # 3- Steven Kamwengo- why is he looking at people from the corners of his eyes???? People who look like that are crooks.
Enka Rasha November 17, 2012 At 7:25 am

With the only exception being of the burnt lady all other pictures have people either in a very celebratory and dancing mood or very observant.
chola jhb November 17, 2012 At 8:17 am

Woman who is burnt carried to hospital in such a way…….sad indeed
marie-anne November 17, 2012 At 10:56 am

Lack of Emergency services is one of the difinitions of a FAILED STATE. In western countries, even accidentally pressing 911 will prompt emergency services to rush to your address. Even if you refuse to open, they’ll force there way & check that all is well. We have the biggest copper mines, largest emerald mines in the backyard, yet the poor woman is transported like an animal in the back of a pick-up. Shame…
SHEIKH November 18, 2012 At 12:29 pm

What a sorry site, To date after so many years of Independence we cannot provide for ambulance? So sad for a Poor woman. Very very Bad. What was she doing?? Zesco has to compensate her no matter the case.
Gumu Gumu November 19, 2012 At 11:07 am

Zwangendaba! Truely historical. Nice pics LT
Mojito November 19, 2012 At 3:52 pm

Zambia the real Africa. Uku kuposa kunuma ya van kwati ninama, awe shuwa tulekwatako insoni mwe.
chris November 26, 2012 At 2:57 pm

Picture number 16 footnote is wrong. Those splendid girls are not and I repeat are not Mpande’s dancing queens. Can you pleas correct the foot note. They are called mukanzubo from Chikuni mission.