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1.Tourism and Arts Minister Sylvia Masebo disembarking from Kenya Airways aircraft during the airline’s inaugural direct flights on Nairobi-Livingstone route at Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone
2.Fire engines splashing water on Kenya Airways aircraft to celebrate the airline’s inaugural direct flights on Nairobi-Livingstone route at Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone
3.Tourism and Arts Minister Sylvia Masebo (far left), Kenyan High Commissioner to Zambia and Malawi Ruthie Rono, Southern province Permanent Secretary Bernard Namachila and Kenya Airways chief executive officer and managing director Titus Naikuni (far right).
4.Mukuni Big 5 Safaris tour guides display a cheetah to Livingstone’s Linda High School pupils (not in picture) on Wednesday afternoon
5.Mukuni Big 5 Safaris tour guides display a cheetah to Livingstone’s Linda High School pupils (not in picture)
6.A brave pupil strokes the cheetah
7.Livingstone’s Linda High School pupils play with a cheetah brough to their school by Mukuni Big 5 Safaris
8.Livingstone’s Linda High School pupils watch a cheetah (middle) at their school on Wednesday afternoon as Mukuni Big 5 Safaris manager Cliff Welsh (left) hold the animal.
9.Mukuni Big 5 Safaris tour guides lead a cheetah to the van at Livingstone’s Linda High School on Wednesday afternoon as pupils watch
10.(L-R), Brigadier General Evelyn Mkakangoma, Minister of Defence Geoffrey Mwamba, Permanent Secretary Rose Salukatula, Army Commander Paul Mihova, Air Force Commander Eric Chimese and Zambia National Service Commandant Nathan Mulenga at the Olympic Youth Development Centre yesterday. – Picture by JEAN MANDELA.
11.and the winner is…
12.First Republican President Dr Kenneth Kaunda shares a light moment with American Ambassador to Zambia Mark Storella (right) during the commemoration of the 237th United States Independence Day in Lusaka recently.
13.American Ambassador to Zambia Mark Storella (right) proposes a toast as Deputy Minister in the Office of the Vice President Davies Mwango looks on during the commemoration of the 237th United States Independence Day in Lusaka recently
14.Inyatsi Roads Zambia has made a lot of progress to upgrade Mosi-oa-tunya road in Livingstone in readiness for the UNWTO conference in August this year. Above a road machinery upgrading a component of Mosi-oa-tunya Road near Mukuni Park
15.ZAF officers playing chess at DALICE grounds
16.ZAF officers playing netball at DALICE grounds
17.ZAF officers in Livingstone yesterday celebrated the defence day at David Livingstone College of Education (DALICE) through various sporting activities. Above, some ZAF officers playing volleyball at DALICE grounds
18.ZAF officers in Livingstone celebrated the defence day at David Livingstone College of Education (DALICE) through various sporting activities.
19.Chipata College of Education students
20.Chipata College of Education students
21.FATHER Richard Luonde with his Church Treasurer Burton Phiri holding showing poster and spokesperson Cuthbert Chuza after congregation members locked their church.
22.SOME of the Saint Peters’ Anglican Church members stranded outside the locked church building
23.SOME of the Saint Peters’ Anglican Church members stranded outside the locked church building
24.Local Government Deputy Minister John Kufuna (c) pointing at the blocked drainage on Lumumba Road near Lumumba Bus Station in Lusaka during his Inspection Tour for Performance Based Contractor Projects,
25.Local Government Deputy Minister John Kufuna (l) talks to Lusaka City Council Senior Environmental Health Officer Edgar Mulwanda (r) about the dirty posters and stagnant water on Chachacha Road in Lusaka during his Inspection Tour for Performance Based Contractor Projects,
Pics 10 and 11, oh oh, you mean it can also run, I mean the Great Bag of Maize, it actually even won the medal in the race in pic 11 !! Wow wow , am impressed , ma jealous down koma ka
No wonder he can still throw some punches.He is very fit.
It’s simple protocol, the boss always wins.
You are a black sheep of your family. have respect for elderly people. GBM has done his part for the people of Zambia. Look at the number of people he has employed including donations. You f.cker has not donated anything and the only thing you can do is either be a blood donor or sperm donor. Get a life.
ata
Pic# 2 – The Firefighters in Lusaka have no water to fight fires and yet they are throwing water away on a plane. If its a celebration throw confetti on the dam.n thing instead of precious water!
That Cheetah awe sure! A wild animal is a wild animal.
Silvia Masebo – Catwalk Queen, nothing else.
@Nubian Princess,
That’s a good advice, ‘a wild animal is a wild animal’. We have seen on several occasions handlers of such animals being brutally mauled to death. Is it worth the risk?
A cheetah is a small cat, it not as big as lion or leopard (panthera ` cats`) cant kill a human being unless its the baby,,, you can actually scare away cheetah in wild… a cheetah is perfect wild cat to tame.. so worry people.
And what kind of africans are you who have no knowledge of your african wildlife?
Pic 10-Oh my ! I didnt know that GBM can even attempt to run.Kanshi chaume sana mwe,ni mat-ako mpela ulubilo.Pic 19-20…looks like that Chipata college of education has more students than the sitting arrangement can allow.I can see three to four students sitting on one desk and that man with just a chair and using his laps to write.Awe kanshi bwafya bane.
Picture #13, there are too many Deputy Ministers, I have never heard of this Davies Mwango.
Photo 20 – teaching students at Chipata College of Education sharing single chairs and some using their laps as desks and our gov’t is busy boasting about building one university in each province when the existing infrastructure has been neglected….misplaced priorities indeed.
Ba LT it is not yet July 4th so how come KK and US ambassador are celebrating independence day? Must be something else.
Dear fellow Zambians,
Where is our pride as a nation when even government ministers feel no shame in launching other airlines from other countries’ flights into our own sovereign state?
Surely, we are completely incapable to run even a small airline that we can call a flag carrier? Even poor countries that just grow cash crops like coffee, tea, tobacco are way ahead of us.
Madam Masebo, food for though if at all your conscious is alive to the dreams and aspirations of the Zambian people and if you call yourself a Tourism minister worth her her salt.
Shame, shame, nicha nsoni bane. Sometimes I feel like changing my nationality mwe.
Airlines are a big investment,bena RB bena was launching nama KFC. i will never forget that.
Think about it vinjeru.How many african countries have an airline? KA maybe a foreign airline but i’m very happy it is kenyan at least they make us africans not look like we’re all failures.
@Dodododod, RB was never at the launch of KFC. You are a LIAR! Typical PF!
I commend the management and staff of Big 5 Mukuni for bringing a living Cheetah to Linda highschool of livingstone. It gives our young nationals practical learning. no matter how dangerous of a predator a cheetah is. The handlers am sure carry tranqulizers and Teazers to subdue the animal, if at all it went baulistic.
Picture # 4, I thought the Cheetah ni chi kadoli, like ndobo, jay jay, Saulosi nebashala. How do I know you guys are real people. We are on lusaka times like we are related. I eve miss you guys :). Even you Nubian princess and your woman defending ways :).
@Vinjeru
Behave yourself and stop being a spoiled crybaby….what do you need a national airline for??? Proflight is one such small Zambian airline ask GRZ to stick our flag on their tail if it makes you feel better.You don’t have a clue whatsoever about what it entails to run an airline company.
Wake up!!
The last photos have spoiled the photos. Filth and Lusaka go hand and hand
Let me correct ya.Lusaka is not the problem (its an inanimate entity)The problem is the filthy residents.
Pic#8 – So you mean these chaps are allowed to carry cellphones to school now? I remember we used to have phones confiscated if we brought them to school – even for field trips!
Pic# 10 – LOL
Pic 20: Ba group 1 nabakwata ama deski but ba group 2 tabakwete. This is a typical Zambian class and the calibre of teachers we produce. Sole maningi!
Ndeloleshafye……
Ndipo kuli doti ku Zed
Impressive pics.
Nine Chale, iwe mukalamba walubile kwi? Bushe Cheetah alalyo bwali mwa? I can some nshima in Pic 9 for the cheetah
I’m around, bro. Just keeping a low profile…
People seem to forget that a Cheetah is a wild animal. To stroke a wild animal is pure recklessness and not bravery!
Pics# 24 & 25 shows why zambia is a poor failed state.We’re to quick to cut corners and not put good effort and discipline into whatever we do.You can actually see this trait in pics 21-23 with structures built and maintained half decently with no finesse,refinement or attention to detail.
Spot on. Lack of consistency is a big drawback. At this pace of development, we might take another 50 years to reach the stage Europe, America and Asia has now reached. Our friends will probably be biulding galactic cities in space by then…
Pic – 10. My Laptop shook just watching GBM run. But if GBM wants to be cool and break new grounds, he should consider including a cheetah in future races, with a caption:- “ As Quick As A Cheetah – in Mental speed”
pic #19 Iyeee, colleges still use ‘Choko’ boards, ama eeeeeeeee! We are really backward. Which means these trainee are not even taught about how to deliver their lessons using technology
Teachers being trained pa ka black board without decent tables and chairs for them to sit, atase! The last pictures just reminded me of the poverty and filthy environments our zed can’t get rid of.
Pics 10 and 11, oh oh, you mean it can also run, I mean the Great Bag of Maize, it actually even won the medal in the race in pic 11 !! Wow wow , am impressed , ma jealous down koma ka
No wonder he can still throw some punches.He is very fit.
It’s simple protocol, the boss always wins.
You are a black sheep of your family. have respect for elderly people. GBM has done his part for the people of Zambia. Look at the number of people he has employed including donations. You f.cker has not donated anything and the only thing you can do is either be a blood donor or sperm donor. Get a life.
ata
Pic# 2 – The Firefighters in Lusaka have no water to fight fires and yet they are throwing water away on a plane. If its a celebration throw confetti on the dam.n thing instead of precious water!
That Cheetah awe sure! A wild animal is a wild animal.
Silvia Masebo – Catwalk Queen, nothing else.
@Nubian Princess,
That’s a good advice, ‘a wild animal is a wild animal’. We have seen on several occasions handlers of such animals being brutally mauled to death. Is it worth the risk?
A cheetah is a small cat, it not as big as lion or leopard (panthera ` cats`) cant kill a human being unless its the baby,,, you can actually scare away cheetah in wild… a cheetah is perfect wild cat to tame.. so worry people.
And what kind of africans are you who have no knowledge of your african wildlife?
Pic 10-Oh my ! I didnt know that GBM can even attempt to run.Kanshi chaume sana mwe,ni mat-ako mpela ulubilo.Pic 19-20…looks like that Chipata college of education has more students than the sitting arrangement can allow.I can see three to four students sitting on one desk and that man with just a chair and using his laps to write.Awe kanshi bwafya bane.
Picture #13, there are too many Deputy Ministers, I have never heard of this Davies Mwango.
Photo 20 – teaching students at Chipata College of Education sharing single chairs and some using their laps as desks and our gov’t is busy boasting about building one university in each province when the existing infrastructure has been neglected….misplaced priorities indeed.
Ba LT it is not yet July 4th so how come KK and US ambassador are celebrating independence day? Must be something else.
Dear fellow Zambians,
Where is our pride as a nation when even government ministers feel no shame in launching other airlines from other countries’ flights into our own sovereign state?
Surely, we are completely incapable to run even a small airline that we can call a flag carrier? Even poor countries that just grow cash crops like coffee, tea, tobacco are way ahead of us.
Madam Masebo, food for though if at all your conscious is alive to the dreams and aspirations of the Zambian people and if you call yourself a Tourism minister worth her her salt.
Shame, shame, nicha nsoni bane. Sometimes I feel like changing my nationality mwe.
Airlines are a big investment,bena RB bena was launching nama KFC. i will never forget that.
Think about it vinjeru.How many african countries have an airline? KA maybe a foreign airline but i’m very happy it is kenyan at least they make us africans not look like we’re all failures.
@Dodododod, RB was never at the launch of KFC. You are a LIAR! Typical PF!
I commend the management and staff of Big 5 Mukuni for bringing a living Cheetah to Linda highschool of livingstone. It gives our young nationals practical learning. no matter how dangerous of a predator a cheetah is. The handlers am sure carry tranqulizers and Teazers to subdue the animal, if at all it went baulistic.
Picture # 4, I thought the Cheetah ni chi kadoli, like ndobo, jay jay, Saulosi nebashala. How do I know you guys are real people. We are on lusaka times like we are related. I eve miss you guys :). Even you Nubian princess and your woman defending ways :).
@Vinjeru
Behave yourself and stop being a spoiled crybaby….what do you need a national airline for??? Proflight is one such small Zambian airline ask GRZ to stick our flag on their tail if it makes you feel better.You don’t have a clue whatsoever about what it entails to run an airline company.
Wake up!!
The last photos have spoiled the photos. Filth and Lusaka go hand and hand
Let me correct ya.Lusaka is not the problem (its an inanimate entity)The problem is the filthy residents.
Pic#8 – So you mean these chaps are allowed to carry cellphones to school now? I remember we used to have phones confiscated if we brought them to school – even for field trips!
Pic# 10 – LOL
Pic 20: Ba group 1 nabakwata ama deski but ba group 2 tabakwete. This is a typical Zambian class and the calibre of teachers we produce. Sole maningi!
Ndeloleshafye……
Ndipo kuli doti ku Zed
Impressive pics.
Nine Chale, iwe mukalamba walubile kwi? Bushe Cheetah alalyo bwali mwa? I can some nshima in Pic 9 for the cheetah
I’m around, bro. Just keeping a low profile…
People seem to forget that a Cheetah is a wild animal. To stroke a wild animal is pure recklessness and not bravery!
Pics# 24 & 25 shows why zambia is a poor failed state.We’re to quick to cut corners and not put good effort and discipline into whatever we do.You can actually see this trait in pics 21-23 with structures built and maintained half decently with no finesse,refinement or attention to detail.
Spot on. Lack of consistency is a big drawback. At this pace of development, we might take another 50 years to reach the stage Europe, America and Asia has now reached. Our friends will probably be biulding galactic cities in space by then…
Pic – 10. My Laptop shook just watching GBM run. But if GBM wants to be cool and break new grounds, he should consider including a cheetah in future races, with a caption:- “ As Quick As A Cheetah – in Mental speed”
pic #19 Iyeee, colleges still use ‘Choko’ boards, ama eeeeeeeee! We are really backward. Which means these trainee are not even taught about how to deliver their lessons using technology
Teachers being trained pa ka black board without decent tables and chairs for them to sit, atase! The last pictures just reminded me of the poverty and filthy environments our zed can’t get rid of.