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Lusaka High Court dismisses case against Lusaka City Council over Kabwata sold land

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The Lusaka High Court has dismissed the case in which some residents of Kabwata constituency had sued the Lusaka City Council over the disposal of Stand number Lus/20435 Yotum Muleya road.

Lusaka City Council won the case in which the residents took the Council to court over the disposal of Stand number Lus/20435 Yotum Muleya road which houses a basketball and tennis court.

This is in a case in which Kabwata resident Clement Tembo sued the Council together with Wua Feng Construction Company over the disposal of the said piece of land.

Tembo contested that residents of Kabwata needed to participate in the disposal of the property and obtained an injunction in the High Court against construction on the piece of land.

In its ruling on Wednesday, August 5, 2015, the Lusaka High Court observed that the Council followed procedure in disposing of the said piece of land and dismissed the case with costs.

Stand number Lus/20435 is earmarked for development of a multi-purpose sports arena, incorporating tennis and basketball courts, a shopping mall, parkades and entertainment zones.

3 COMMENTS

  1. Hi, A lungu, yo chief is escort free chama,yo DC shot a upnd cadre in mulobezi, but ar all free, which regalia?cheap politikn whatever u hear first thing accuse opposition,let me remind u, you’re so wicked,stinkin corruption,yo kaizer zulu is free no probe by yo weak ACC, cos you’re scared of being reviewd yo shared road contract bribe mone, we are watchin time shall u ba pf

  2. Good riddance. We want development in the area. That piece of land has been lying idle for a long time. Its also gratifying to note that the project will encompass sports among other components.

    • Why not empower Zambians instead of Chinesee? Can a Zambian get such opportunities in China? Its time we started thinking outside the box. Empower locals.

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