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Old buddies...First republican president Kenneth Kaunda (l) shakes hands with his former prime Minister Grey Zulu in the VIP loung at Lusaka international airport
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A child receives measles immunisation during the child health week in Lusaka
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Some children carry a banner at the start of the child health week in Lusaka
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President Banda inspects agricultural equipment during the launch of Saro Agro equipment in Lusaka
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Mothers wait for their chance to immunise their children against measles in Lusaka
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Mothers wait for their chance to immunise their children against measles in Lusaka.
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Luapula province Permanent Secretary Jazzman Chikwakwa participates in erecting the main dais at the Umutomboko traditional ceremony arena.
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Health workers administering immunisation against measles to children in Lusaka
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Labourers working on one of the stands before the opening 0f the Agriculture and Commercial show in Lusaka
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Health Minister Kapembwa Simbao gets clumsy with a speech during the launch of the measles immunisation programme in Lusaka
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Health Minister Kapembwa Simbao administers a vaccine to a child during the launch of the child health week in Lusaka
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A Zambezi Airlines of Zambia aircraft rests on the Tarmac at Harare International airport
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A poster asking job seekers to stay away at one of the stands being rehabilitated in the Lusaka show grounds
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A painter working on one of the stands in readiness for the forthcoming Agriculture and Commercial show in Lusaka
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A painter cleaning his instruments after finishing a job at one of the stands in readiness for the forthcoming Agriculture and Commercial show in Lusaka
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Western Province Permanent Secretary Seth Muleya inspects a classroom at Shang’ombo Basic School with Council Secretary Mwiya Mwiya (l) and Shang’ombo District Commissioner Masheke Kabayo (r)
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Western Province Permanent Secretary Seth Muleya talks to Shang’ombo District Commissioner Masheke Kabayo during a familiarization tour
18. A rally car speeds on track during the Zambia Motor Rally in Lusaka
19. Health Minister Kapembwa Simbao with Zain Zambia Managing Director David Haliday before receiving a K90 million cheque donated to wards the fight against the outbreak of mealses in Zambia
20. A rally car speeds on track during the Zambia Motor Rally in Lusaka.
oh how nice grey zulu after a longtime except the picture is not clear please make them clear
Pic no 9 is that what you call working? even soulman in pic 7 looks like he is trying compared to those cheps!
Pictures # 2, 5, 8 ,11 I guess those hands are clean
Bricklayer Luapula province Permanent Secretary Jazzman Chikwakwa working with a necktie where on earth? Even the structure being worked on looks ugly. Umutomboko Traditional Ceremony Committee should put up a better permanent arena. Every year putting up a ramshackle? For how long?
Pics #5 & 6, Overcrowding and disorganised queing appeares to be a way of life in our country. Surely administering immunisation for measles could easily be systematically decentralised in various centres like schools, welfare centres civic centres, clinics, etc…to spare our mothers the agony of queing for hours and hours on end. Does it require degree holders to do this or is it just common sense that is lacking?
# 14, LT Is it paiter or painter? Do you have proof readers at LT?
Pic # 16,
Well, it depends on their terms of reference in their inspection of the ‘classroom’, but if it was about health and safety those inspectors must have condemned that structure, We are in the 21st century!
Pic#13 – Simple and straight forward! LMAO
LT – please get an experienced editor. Photo no.1 – Alexander Grey Zulu served as UNIP Secretary General (equivalent to state vice-president at the time) and Secretary of State for Defence and Security (which was the de-factor 4th position in government at the time). He was never prime minister, which was a position reserved for persons from Southern and Western Provinces under terms of the 1973 Choma Declaration. After 1973, the prime ministers were Mainza Chona, Elijah Mudenda, Daniel Lisulo, Kebby Musokotwane and Malimba Masheke. The vice-presidents from independece up to 1991 were Rueben Kamanga, Simon Kapwepwe, Mainza Chona, post abolished in 1972 and replaced by UNIP SG who were Mainza Chona, Grey Zulu, Humphrey Mulemba
Pic 19 you can even see the minister of death salivating and rubbing his hands over that cheque! The way Zambians love donations
Pic 1-Yeah old buddies indeed…nice to see ba grey zulu together with my old man super ken.
(1) Traditional ceremonies deserve better structures than schools.
(2)”Health” workers don’t need gloves,clean tables or setting good hygiene examples.
(3)No security risks when you mix people,planes and vehicles on tarmac.Those who bombed uganda took advantage of such security lapses.
Conclusion:So many african misfortunes are self inflicted.
#16. Classroom? That is a disgrace of a structure. Totally unacceptable! Not now.
it is good to see the old unip party stalwarts in good health.Simple living ,although you may be a apamabwa can do that.Chilu with all his rolex watches and gold chains has not aged as good.Let us learn some lessons from this folks ,we may have the resources to eat t-bone steak but doing so may not be in our own interest.let us acquire humility together with our riches.arrogance does not have to go hand in hand with ill-gotten gains
In addition to my comment, on no.10 above, I should have added Nalumino Mundia as one of the prime ministers Zambia had.
hahahahha ba Muleya na masuti, i am just wondering these familiarization tours by the western province perm sec. people are fed up, they need action now. anyway, boring photos for me.
Picture # 1: You mean health personnel do not gloves?
Inspector General Hospital ?
PIG Hospital.
For MMD card holders only.
oh how nice grey zulu after a longtime except the picture is not clear please make them clear
Pic no 9 is that what you call working? even soulman in pic 7 looks like he is trying compared to those cheps!
Pictures # 2, 5, 8 ,11 I guess those hands are clean
Bricklayer Luapula province Permanent Secretary Jazzman Chikwakwa working with a necktie where on earth? Even the structure being worked on looks ugly. Umutomboko Traditional Ceremony Committee should put up a better permanent arena. Every year putting up a ramshackle? For how long?
Pics #5 & 6, Overcrowding and disorganised queing appeares to be a way of life in our country. Surely administering immunisation for measles could easily be systematically decentralised in various centres like schools, welfare centres civic centres, clinics, etc…to spare our mothers the agony of queing for hours and hours on end. Does it require degree holders to do this or is it just common sense that is lacking?
# 14, LT Is it paiter or painter? Do you have proof readers at LT?
Pic # 16,
Well, it depends on their terms of reference in their inspection of the ‘classroom’, but if it was about health and safety those inspectors must have condemned that structure, We are in the 21st century!
Pic#13 – Simple and straight forward! LMAO
LT – please get an experienced editor. Photo no.1 – Alexander Grey Zulu served as UNIP Secretary General (equivalent to state vice-president at the time) and Secretary of State for Defence and Security (which was the de-factor 4th position in government at the time). He was never prime minister, which was a position reserved for persons from Southern and Western Provinces under terms of the 1973 Choma Declaration. After 1973, the prime ministers were Mainza Chona, Elijah Mudenda, Daniel Lisulo, Kebby Musokotwane and Malimba Masheke. The vice-presidents from independece up to 1991 were Rueben Kamanga, Simon Kapwepwe, Mainza Chona, post abolished in 1972 and replaced by UNIP SG who were Mainza Chona, Grey Zulu, Humphrey Mulemba
Pic 19 you can even see the minister of death salivating and rubbing his hands over that cheque! The way Zambians love donations
Pic 1-Yeah old buddies indeed…nice to see ba grey zulu together with my old man super ken.
(1) Traditional ceremonies deserve better structures than schools.
(2)”Health” workers don’t need gloves,clean tables or setting good hygiene examples.
(3)No security risks when you mix people,planes and vehicles on tarmac.Those who bombed uganda took advantage of such security lapses.
Conclusion:So many african misfortunes are self inflicted.
#16. Classroom? That is a disgrace of a structure. Totally unacceptable! Not now.
it is good to see the old unip party stalwarts in good health.Simple living ,although you may be a apamabwa can do that.Chilu with all his rolex watches and gold chains has not aged as good.Let us learn some lessons from this folks ,we may have the resources to eat t-bone steak but doing so may not be in our own interest.let us acquire humility together with our riches.arrogance does not have to go hand in hand with ill-gotten gains
In addition to my comment, on no.10 above, I should have added Nalumino Mundia as one of the prime ministers Zambia had.
hahahahha ba Muleya na masuti, i am just wondering these familiarization tours by the western province perm sec. people are fed up, they need action now. anyway, boring photos for me.
Picture # 1: You mean health personnel do not gloves?