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Worker busy working on the newly constructed Simon Mwewa Main Market
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President Lungu and Egyptian Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation Prof. Dr. Ezzaldin O. Abusteit during the tour of the fish ponds at State House
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President Lungu and Egyptian Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation Prof. Dr. Ezzaldin O. Abusteit during the tour of the fish ponds at State House
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President Lungu and Egyptian Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation Prof. Dr. Ezzaldin O. Abusteit during the tour of the fish ponds at State House
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Part of the government workers that attended the meeting to welcome newly appointed permanent secretary Willies Mangimela
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Newly appointed North-Western permanent secretary Willies Mangimela (l) addresses civil servants based in Solwezi outside the Boma conference hall
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Newly appointed North-Western permanent secretary Willies Mangimela (l) addresses civil servants based in Solwezi outside the Boma conference hall
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Minister of Health Chitalu Chilufya and his counterpart Angolan Minister of Health Silvia Lutucuta (r) tours Levy Mwanawasa Medical University
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Minister of Health Chitalu Chilufya and his counterpart Angolan Minister of Health Silvia Lutucuta (r) tours Levy Mwanawasa Medical University
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Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo (r) DMMU National coordinator Chanda Kabwe with Captain Mabvuto Lungu during the tour of the Simon Mwewa market
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Launch of the Tobacco Youth Awareness at British American Tobacco Lusaka South Muilt Facility Zone
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Launch of the Tobacco Youth Awareness at British American Tobacco Lusaka South Muilt Facility Zone
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DMMU National coordinator Chanda Kabwe listen to Captain Mabvuto Lungu during the tour of the Simon Mwewa market
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DMMU National coordinator Chanda Kabwe flanked by Lusaka province PS Charles Sipanje touring Simon Mwewa market which is almost 78% done
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DMMU National coordinator Chanda Kabwe flanked by Lusaka province PS Charles Sipanje and Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo having a light moment during the tour of the Simon Mwewa market
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DMMU National Coordinator Chanda Kabwe admiring the progress on newly constructed Simon Mwewa Main Market
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Captain Mabvuto Lungu showing the progress on the Simon Mwewa Market to DMMU National Coordinator Chanda Kabwe during the tour of the newly constructed Simon Mwewa Main Market
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Captain Mabvuto Lungu showing the progress on the Simon Mwewa Market to DMMU National Coordinator Chanda Kabwe during the tour of the newly constructed Simon Mwewa Main Market
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Angolan Minister of Health Silvia Lutucuta flanked by Permanent Secretary Training Prof. Eylwin Chomba admiring the Baby during the tour of Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
More development projects and less politicians please.
Less shopping malls and more local industries, hospitals and universities aswell.
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Please those burning markets donot burn this new market you are taking us backwards!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Where is Simon Mwewa Market located? You cannot assume that everyone knows!
Sad to see their are places still called Boma in 2019.
I agree
BOMA=British-Overseas-Municipal-Authority, a colonial organization
Those quacks from Zambia Army and ZNS should learn to put on hard hats for safety when accessing construction site. Ignorant -pig headed chaps…
Context missing in these pictures… e.g. what’s Capt Mabvuto Lungu’s role in the construction of the market? Is it being constructed by the army, ZAF or National Service?
I still can’t tell from the confusing captions who the Angolan Minister really is: is it the guy in s checkered red shirt or the lady in black and white?
And what’s up with Lungu holding that fish? I hope he put that poor fish back in the water. And the Egyptian entourage, what are they doing, learning from State House how to farm fish?
You catch a fish You put it back in water? No ways .the poor fish is going in to the state house pot with onions and tomatoes
Good that the ( eyesore ) former SIMOSON Building is erased down. But my question is… why is it that we see unproductive Men and Women enmasses doing inspections and rounds like that mean anything? This uncivilised trend of trooping around to show face is counter productive. Just imagine the lost Man hours and lost economical progress at the expense of the so called Civil Servants and Men in uniforms. Africa should rise above such backwardness by now. wake up people!! they are not scoring any points whatsoever. Privileged to see merger economical infrastructures in developed world opening without seeing any politician, worse of all, Military uniforms when there’s no fighting.
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If it is the “newly constructed” why are they still constructing?
More development projects and less politicians please.
Less shopping malls and more local industries, hospitals and universities aswell.
Please those burning markets donot burn this new market you are taking us backwards!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Where is Simon Mwewa Market located? You cannot assume that everyone knows!
Sad to see their are places still called Boma in 2019.
I agree
BOMA=British-Overseas-Municipal-Authority, a colonial organization
Those quacks from Zambia Army and ZNS should learn to put on hard hats for safety when accessing construction site. Ignorant -pig headed chaps…
Context missing in these pictures… e.g. what’s Capt Mabvuto Lungu’s role in the construction of the market? Is it being constructed by the army, ZAF or National Service?
I still can’t tell from the confusing captions who the Angolan Minister really is: is it the guy in s checkered red shirt or the lady in black and white?
And what’s up with Lungu holding that fish? I hope he put that poor fish back in the water. And the Egyptian entourage, what are they doing, learning from State House how to farm fish?
You catch a fish You put it back in water? No ways .the poor fish is going in to the state house pot with onions and tomatoes
Good that the ( eyesore ) former SIMOSON Building is erased down. But my question is… why is it that we see unproductive Men and Women enmasses doing inspections and rounds like that mean anything? This uncivilised trend of trooping around to show face is counter productive. Just imagine the lost Man hours and lost economical progress at the expense of the so called Civil Servants and Men in uniforms. Africa should rise above such backwardness by now. wake up people!! they are not scoring any points whatsoever. Privileged to see merger economical infrastructures in developed world opening without seeing any politician, worse of all, Military uniforms when there’s no fighting.
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If it is the “newly constructed” why are they still constructing?