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Police warn and caution Dr Brian Sampa

Police in Lusaka have warned and cautioned Dr. Brian Chota Sampa, aged 34, a Medical Doctor of Ngwayi village, Chief Kopa in Mpika District also of Lusaka South.

According to a statement by Zambia Police Spokesperson Esther Katongo, Dr Sampa has been cautioned for ‘Inciting persons employed in the provision of essential services contrary to section 107 subsection (5) and (7) Chapter 269 of the Industrial and Labour Relations Act of the Laws of Zambia.

This is alleged to have occurred between 12th May, 2021 and 31st June, 2021 in Lusaka.

Investigations have continued.

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14 COMMENTS

  1. Mmmmm, they are even cautioning him for the things that he will do between now and 31st June 2021? They have now become prophets to know in an
    advance that by end of June he will incite the doctors to demand for what is due to them? This is a joke…kikikikiki

  2. WHO LISTENs TO THE POLICE ANYWAY
    LOOK IN MANSA HENRY OF DP HAD A CROWD WHEN HE LANDED POLICE FAILED TO DISPERSE THE CROWD AND IN THE END RAN AWAY KIKIKIKi

  3. Yes Easter Mwata Katongo is quoting the pieces of law clearly or reading the riot act against Dr. Brian Sampa for allegedly inciting essential workings for for going on strike without striking a balance. The PS’s lead by Bony Kimbwali are first culprits who should have been charged with gross incompetence and inciting essential workers by failing to timely resolve matters at the early stage. They are shielding themselves by blaming the doctors . These PS’s never took seriously the timely warning from HE Dr. ECL. had cabinet been in place been in place this sort of thing would not have happened. Who is undermining PF govt? Its the technocrates

  4. This is really beyond the lunatic pale, just who the hell does Lungu think he is? I hope he saw Macron of France get slapped in the face today, what awaits Lungu is worse because in Africa we do not slap in the face, it is for that reason that African presidents have the highest mortality rate even higher than for unders 5s. The PF must know, there will be hell to pay for all this stupidity.

  5. Can someone be warned and cautioned for failure to catch people behind the gassing project? And failure to find Pheluna and Milton Hatembo?

  6. Proof that the Zambian police is CORRUPT to the core. They clearly got a call from state house or OP, and followed up. Shameless behaviour!

  7. We don’t want politically inclined public service workers. When he was given that job he swore to not be partisan in carrying out his duties. He now decided to be bribed by upnd and start politicking. Let him face the law. Enough is enough

  8. Yes we can support what the ruling party his doing but not everything ba Zulu naimwe, they also human beings they can make mistakes lets do politics of analytical not politics without using our brains.

  9. I have just noticed, There is no 31st June in the history of the existence of the world. June has 30 days how come 31 now…? Secondly how can they predict what’s going to happen between May 12 and June 31’…. 30..????

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