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President Lungu Congratulates Ghana’s Akufo-Addo for re-election

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President Lungu Congratulates Ghana’s Akufo-Addo for re-election

President Edgar Lungu has congratulated his counterpart President Nana Akufo-Addo of Ghana following his re-election for the second and final four-year term as President.

In a statement issued to the media by Special Assistant to the President Isaac Chipampe, President Lungu said Akufo-Addo’s victory reaffirms the confidence the electorate has in his able leadership and the National Patriotic Party (NPP) to continue steering Ghana to greater prosperity.

“It gives me great pleasure to convey, on behalf of the Zambian Government and People and indeed on my own behalf, sincere and heartfelt congratulations to Your Excellency on your re-election as President of the Republic of Ghana,” the President said.

In a congratulatory message, the President said the Zambian government looks forward to continued cooperation with Ghana’s administration in addressing issues of mutual interest at

both bilateral and multilateral levels.

He said Zambia also looks forward to the realization of the Africa Continental Free Trade Area which is hosted by Ghana as the two countries strive towards continental integration.

Kaindu Kicks Off Nkana Reign With Derby Date

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Nkana host Kitwe United in the Kitwe derby on Wednesday under the new management of coach Kelvin Kaindu.

The former Power Dynamos boss has been brought in to refresh the defending FAZ Super Division champions following a poor start to the 2020/2021 season under his predecessor Manfred Chabinga.

Kaindu takes over at struggling Nkana who are 14th on 8 points from seven games played, four points more than United who are winless and bottom of the log.

But Nkana head into the derby with an added boost following a roaring 3-1 home win over quality opponent Green Eagles who have been top four finishers over the last three seasons.

Another victory on Wednesday will elevate Nkana onto the fringes of the top eight behind Eagles and Kabwe Warriors who both have 11 points.

Nkana also need to come out of the derby with a convincing performance to take into their December 22, CAF Champions League pre-group stage, and first leg home date against Petro Athletico of Angola.

Meanwhile, promoted United have been poor travellers losing three out of their four away games with the only point coming in a 1-1 draw at Lusaka Dynamos on December 6.

Elsewhere on Wednesday, the league’s only unbeaten side Forest Rangers hosts leaders Buildcon in a Ndola derby at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium.

Buildcon have looked very convincing this season under Kaindu’s Zanaco contemporary Boyd Mulwanda and are the only side apart from second placed Zesco with five league wins and both are tied on 18 points.

But 11th placed Forest, who have 9 points from five games, have collect three successive league draws and trace their last win to November 4 in another derby when they beat hosts Zesco 1-0.
Forest are currently in a continental exit phase following their CAF Champions League elimination a week ago after a 2-0 aggregate first round loss to AS Bouenguidi of Gabon.

And in Wednesday’s other game, Napsa Stars visit Power Dynamos in Kitwe hunting for their second win of the season just four days after beating Green Buffaloes 1-0.

Like, Nkana, this will be Napsa’s last league game before they too return to continental mid-week action next week when they host UD Songo of Mozambique in a CAF Confederation Cup second round, first leg tie in Lusaka.

ECZ extends voter registration exercise by four days, 6.4 million Zambians Registered as Voters

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ECZ extends voter registration exercise by four days, 6.4 million Zambians Registered as Voters

The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has extended the voter registration exercise by four days. The exercise which was scheduled to end on December 12, 2020 will end on December 20, 2020.

Speaking during the Press Briefing in Lusaka today, ECZ Chief Electoral Officer Kryticous Nshindano said the extended voter registration exercise will commence on Thursday December 17, 2020 for a period of four days up to midnight on Sunday December 20, 2020.

He stated that during the voter registration extension, special attention will be given to all civic centers in all the 116 districts and registration centers which had high numbers of eligible voters.

Mr Nshindano further stated that the Commission has registered six million, four hundred and seven thousand, seven hundred and fifty two (6,407,752) voters for the entire period of the registration exercise out of their target of registering nine million.

He noted that the commission is highly encouraged by the numbers captured during the voter registration period. He further stated that the commission is pleased to have set a higher target as it allowed them to prepare adequately for the exercise.

Mr Nshindamo indicated that seventy six point one percent (76.1%) of eligible voters which is 8.4 million has been captured.

He added that eleven thousand three hundred and fifty nine (11,359) eligible persons in lawful custody have been registered as voters out of the sixteen thousand (16,000) targeted by the commission.

“Voter registration for persons in lawful custody which commenced on Wednesday 9th of December 2020 and concluded on Saturday 12th December 15, 2020 has also been extended for four days,” further added Mr Nshindano.

Mr Nshindano indicated that the commission has been encouraged by the response from the persons in lawful custody to register as voters.

He explained that government has funded the Commission with K507 million towards the holding of next year’s general elections.

“Government has funded the Commission K507 million and has remained with the balance of K117 million. We have further submitted another budget of K152 million to the government and we are just waiting for them to fund us,” he further explained.

He appealed to everyone who had not yet registered during the last 30 days of voter registration to make an effort to do so during the four days extended period.

He thanked the general citizenry, political parties, church groups and stakeholders for turning up in large numbers to register as voters.

The voter registration exercise which ran for 34 days began on November 9, 2020 and was scheduled to conclude on December 12 2020, but has been extended to end on December 20, 2020.

Nkana Hire Kelvin Kaindu

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FAZ Super Division giants Nkana have announced the appointment of Kelvin Kaindu as new coach.

Kalampa have given Kaindu, the former Power Dynamos and Buildcon coach, a mandate up to the end of the 2020/21 season.

Kaindu replaces interim coach Manfred Chabinga, who was sidelined on December 6 .

Nkana management has given the new coach the task of helping the club to defend the league title.

“I have no doubt that Mr Kaindu will be equal to the task as he has vast experience in the coaching job,” said Nkana President Joseph Silwamba.

Kaindu left Buildcon earlier this month after the expiry of his contract.

“It is such an honour and privilege to be given a chance to coach and work with the greatest team in Zambia. My plans are to take Nkana further in the CAF Champions League and of course, I am looking forward to a fruitful season,” Kaindu told the club media.

Kaindu catapulted his coaching credentials in Zimbabwe where he coached topflight teams Highlanders, Triangle and How Mine football.

Speak out against injustice -Sumaili

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Speak out against injustice -Sumaili

Minister of National Guidance and Religious Affairs Godfridah Sumaili has encouraged the church to speak out against unfairness, and foster unity and peace in the nation.

The Minister said that the Church must endeavor to speak out against such injustices, if the nation is to maintain its peace and harmony.

Rev Sumaili said this at the Evangelical Church of Zambia in Lusaka today, when she attended the Inauguration Ceremony of Lusaka Ministers’ Fellowship (LMF) new executive committee.

She said that church leaders must emulate the leadership of Christ Jesus by demonstrating love and humility in their character.

The Minister told the church to preserve the heritage of Zambia as a Christian nation for the future generation and be exemplary in their actions.

Rev Sumaili further told the LMF that President Edgar Lungu honors the church and their inputs in the systems of the government.

Meanwhile, the new elect Chairperson for LMF has pledged to support the leadership of Zambia and its developmental programmes, aimed at improving the welfare of God’s people and enhance sustainable development in the nation.

He also said that the LMF shall endeavor to increase their advocacy and sensitization efforts to encourage the church to take keen interest in national affairs.

Speaking at the same event, acting Executive Director for Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia Bishop Andrew Mwenda assured the Minister that EFZ will stand by the government and support their efforts in fostering good governance in the country.

He also applauded the Electoral Commission of Zambia ECZ for extending the voter registration exercise and advised the Church to register as voters.

Lundazi hospital administration upsets PS Health

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Lundazi hospital administration upsets PS Health

Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary for Technical Services Kennedy Malama has taken a swipe at Lundazi District Hospital for neglecting the surrounding of the health institution.

Dr Malama described as depressing when he found that the hospital surroundings were dirty and overgrown with unkempt grass.

The PS directed the hospital management to clean the surroundings, adding that in its current state the institution was a possible breeding ground for snakes and other crawling creatures.

“Lundazi, we need to do more in terms of the environment care. We have reprimanded the team to ensure that the surroundings are maintained and kept clean all the time,” he said.

The PS has also directed the hospital administrators to install necessary lighting around in the parts of the hospital that did not have.

“We are not going to mince words when it comes to cleanliness and good conduct and practice, because these are the key tenets of the health sector and government,” he said.

Dr Malama said this when he made an evening impromptu tour of the institution, in Lundazi yesterday.

He further added that his evening tour was mainly to remove the cosmetic facade that is put up during the day.

The hospital surrounding had tall grass around it and in most parts, no lighting.

CBU workers to receive salaries

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CBU workers to receive salaries

Copperbelt University (CBU) Vice Chancellor Nason Ngoma has disclosed that University workers will start receiving their salaries today following the release of the funds by government last week.

In an interview in Kitwe today, Professor Ngoma said government released the money last week and all bank paper work has already been done for workers to start receiving their salaries.

Professor Ngoma said the workers know the process when government releases funding before they can finally start receiving their money.

“Going round holding press briefings and giving half-truths to the media is not good, you know when money is released from Ministry of Finance, it goes to the Ministry of Higher Education and part of that money goes to the Loans Board which in turn sends it to us, and then the bank processes are done, if all things being equal, those with the Zambia National Commercial Bank will begin receiving their money today,” Professor Ngoma explained.

The CBU Vice Chancellor also expressed disappointment over the workers’ decision to demand for December salaries when they have not worked this month.

Yesterday Unionized workers at the university suspended all academic activities as they demanded to be paid their November and December salaries before the end of this week.

And Higher Education Permanent Secretary Kayula Siame yesterday said she expected the issue of salaries to have been resolved by now as government released the money to the University last week.

And speaking in an interview, Professor Ngoma said he was disappointed with the workers that decided to hold media briefings on the matter without consulting management.

DJ H-Mac and Bobby East release “Bana Banga”

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DJ H-Mac and Bobby East release “Bana Banga”

DJ H-Mac and Bobby East released the music video their song “Bana Banga“. 

Bana Banga was jointly produced by Keldrin and Mr Stash. The music video was directed by Fanwell.

Harry Kalaba pays back in full

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Harry Kalaba pays back in full

Opposition Democratic Party President Harry Kalaba has become the first former Minister to pay back to the treasury, the money he earned for illegally staying in Office after the dissolution of parliament in 2016.

The former Foreign Affairs Minister made the payment to the treasury today of K60, 434.88, according to bank deposit slips shared on social media.

Mr Kalaba is among the 64 Cabinet and Deputy Ministers the Constitutional Court ruled will pay back over K4.7 million to the treasury which they earned as salaries and allowances during their illegal stay in Office.

He has encouraged his colleagues to pay back the money and expressed hope the resources will be put to good use and not be abused by selfish politicians.

“Fellow Countrymen and women I am happy to announce to you today that as I pledged to the people of Zambia, that I am ready to pay back the salary that I and my fellow Ministers where paid in 2016 at the time we should have been out of office but continued to perform some official duties. I will not belabor the point of misinformation or poor guidance by the appointing authority but rather hasten to say that I have today honored that obligation,” he wrote on his Facebook page.

“I have over the last few years made it clear that upon being advised the account to deposit the funds in I will be the first to pay back. I am glad to inform you that I have today 15th December, 2020 redeemed that commitment by paying back what was owed to the people of Zambia.”

He said It is unfortunate that this has had to be protracted in such a manner owing to the fact that others saw the need to argue this issue by taking it to the courts of law, a situation that could have been avoided.

“We could have saved the courts time and resources for the people of Zambia and placed our collective energy to other constructive areas of poverty alleviation, addressing the ever growing divide between those who have and those who do not have.”

He added, “More importantly, our youths are looking for hope and that much needed help of being employed as the nation cries for leadership to help address the current economic challenges that is fast turning the Copperbelt muchibolya (Ghost town).”

“Countrymen and women I have honored my commitment and I encourage all my colleagues to do the same but more importantly it is my prayer that those funds should be put to a better use of meeting the needs of those who are economically excluded and not in the pockets of a few selfish politicians. Thank you, God bless our nation and let’s Believe Again!!”

It’s very clear that the PF regime did a very bad job on KCM issue

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It’s very clear that the PF regime did a very bad job on KCM issue

By Percy Chanda

Looking at what is happening on the KCM issue, it’s very clear that the PF regime did a very bad job. The issue was rushed there by overlooking the implications of the agreement binding the two parties together. ZCCM IH may have a very genuine grievance against Vedanta of protecting the interest of the Zambian people.

But the manner it executed its grievance procedure will most likely be very harmful and costly to the Zambian people. Two wrongs cannot make a right. We therefore wish to advise the PF regime through ZCCM IH to swallow its pride and take a deep reflection on the matter before the Country is plunged into deep financial crisis.

PF should stop misleading Zambians that it has a good case on KCM. If that was the case why did the Court of Appeal stay the winding up process of the mine and referred the matter to the arbitrator in South Africa? We are aware that locally PF does not respect any law, but this madness should not be taken outside its boundaries. PF’s arrogance has led this Country into very deep financial crisis. PF will leave too many problems behind as they leave office next year.

The financial implications that will come as a result of disrespecting the terms on which the mine was sold will not be borne by PF, but ordinary people. If the investor was found wanting on the agreed terms and conditions first, we should also have been the first ones to lodge a complaint before the arbitrator against the investor.

When we sold the mine we did so on terms and conditions that we agreed with the buyer. People must stop being irresponsible and careless when carrying out such sensitive duties, don t use emotions.

PF has very serious problems in monitoring the activities on the mines. It’s like when things were going wrong in KCM the whole Government machinery was sleeping. Only to wake up when it was too late and now they want to use draconian methods to cover up their inefficiency. The case of KCM is just one example of how rotten the PF monitoring system is.

10 women groups Empowered with 1, 000 village chicks under the Presidential Empowerment Fund.

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10 women groups Empowered with 1, 000 village chicks under the Presidential Empowerment Fund.

10 women groups in Lilanda were yesterday empowered with one thousand village chicks under the Presidential Empowerment Fund.

Speaking during the handing over, Presidential Empowerment Fund National Coordinator Clement Tembo said the donation is aimed at enabling women start up their own chicken rearing business.

Mr Tembo said government is aware of the hardships faced by citizens and hence decided to empower women with startup chicks.

“President Edgar Chagwa Lungu has found it wise to share with 10 women groups by empowering them with a starter pack of 100 chick per group with feed and all the necessary medicines out of his good will,” he noted.

He explained that the women will be given 100 chicks per group, starter feed, grower feed, finisher feed and all necessary medicines.

He further noted the importance to empower women as they are mostly the ones who look after their families.

He also assured women that the empowerment fund will benefit all regardless of political party affiliations as it is government’s role to care for the affairs of all its citizens.

Mr Tembo urged the women to work hard so that the business can grow and help other groups as well.

Meanwhile, Christine Tembo, a beneficiary from Lilanda described the donation of chicks as timely.

Mrs Tembo said women in her area have been struggling with capital to start their own businesses.

Lundazi picked for pilot project on integrated nutrition

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Lundazi picked for pilot project on integrated nutrition

The government with the support of United Nations Fund for Children (UNICEF) has started implementing a single-window nutrition project aimed at integrating social protection activities.

And Lundazi in Eastern Province has being picked as one of the six pilot districts for the project.

Lundazi District Commissioner Janet Palukani said yesterday that the piloted single-window nutrition project was an initiative aimed at improving coordination and reducing fragmentation in the implementation of social protection programmes.

Ms Palukani mentioned that government has recognised nutrition as one of the key elements of social protection hence, the decision to embark on linking nutrition outcomes with social protection programming.

Ms Palukani was speaking in a speech read for her by District Administrative Officer Mukule Banda, during the single window scaling up nutrition II implementation workshop held at the council chamber in Lundazi district.

She said government has since 2014 shown and increased funding to the social protection sector, leading to the scaling up of social protection interventions.

However, she noted that despite such commitment the national social policy linkages were not effectively realised due to fragmented social protection programmes being implemented by state and non-state partners.

“Despite offering a strong ground for a more integrated coordinated and efficient provision of social protection services in Zambia through linking different pillars and interventions across the lifecycle, the national social linkages were not effectively realised,” she said.

She further stated that government with support from cooperating partners came up with the single window initiative.

He was hopeful that integrating nutrition interventions in social protection programme will help strengthen development of human capital and well-being.

And speaking at the same function single window National Coordinator Isaac Bwalya disclosed that the programme will provide a single entry- point into the social protection system, thereby enhancing coordination and coherence in social protection.

The 17 SUN II districts being targeted for the single window scale-up are those being funded by the United nations Children Fund(UNICEF) where scaling up nutrition phase2 is being implemented.

“So far the single window project is being piloted in 6 other district, Lundazi is part of the 17 districts where the initiative has been scaled up all this is done to meet the seventh national development plan,” he said.

Speaking earlier, MCDSS Policy Coordination state that government has continued to receive support from cooperating partners towards the integrated of social protection programs.

She stated that government has shown political will by increasing funding to the social protection sector which has led to the scaling up of all social protection programs.

Western Province bans the movement of Livestock

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Western Province bans the movement of Livestock

The Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock has suspended the slaughter and banned the movement of Livestock within and out of Western Province with effect from December 12, 2020.

Western Province Veterinary Officer Harrison Chiwawa disclosed this development in a statement made available to ZANIS in Mongu today.

Mr. Chiwawa said this follows the outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) in Sioma, Shangombo, Kalabo, Sikongo, Nalolo and Nkeyema districts of Western Province.

He stated that according to the Animal Health Act No. 27 of 2010, all cloven-hoofed livestock shall not be allowed to move between and within districts and also in and out of the province.

Mr. Chiwawa added that all forms of slaughters of the said animals will not be allowed until further notice.

He has since appealed to all livestock stakeholders to cooperate during this period as the department of veterinary services works to normalize the situation.

Nevers Mumba released, gets back home

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Nevers Mumba released, gets back home

Authorities in the DRC have released MMD President Dr. Nevers Mumba after the intervention of the Zambian government.

Dr. Mumba crossed the Zambian border at 21:30 Hours.

His Special Assistant Clement Siame confirmed Dr Mumba’s release last night.

“To God be the glory. We thank the government for the role they have played in ensuring his release is effected,” Mr Siame posted on his Facebook page.

Dr. Mumba was picked up, detained and declared a restricted person by the authorities in Lubumbashi region.

Dr. Mumba stated that he was in the DRC for business opportunities while authorities there accused him of allegedly holding illegal meetings with former President Joseph Kabila who was visiting the region at the time.

WEEKEND SCORECARD: In-form Mayuka Gets Saluted

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Napsa Stars coach Mohamed Fathi says he never doubted Emmanuel Mayuka still has some fire left in him after the striker recently rediscovered his scoring touch.

Mayuka over the weekend scored his third competitive goal for Napsa since he joined them on a two-year deal last February as a free agent after over a decade overseas.

On Saturday, the 2012 AFCON winning star guided Napsa to their first league win of the season to end a five-match winless start when they beat Green Buffaloes 1-0 at home in their Lusaka derby clash at Woodlands Stadium.

“Emmanuel Mayuka is my player and is like my young brother and son from 2008 when I took over at Kabwe Warriors and eight months later he began his professional career abroad,” Fathi said.

“A lot of doors were closed for the player before he can here but we brought him to Napsa and he has proved a point to the country.”

Mayuka took his tally to three goals this term after scoring two in the CAF Confederation Cup home and away tie against Ngazi of Comoros.

WEEKEND SCORECARD

WEEK 10
12/12/2020
Nkwazi 1(Eric Choomba 18′)-Power Dynamos 3(Biston Banda 13′, Benson Sakala 54′,Chaniza Zulu 56′)

Lumwana Radiants 2(Cletus Mulolani 53′, Emmanuel Manda 80′)-Kabwe Warriors 3(Ali Sadiki 5′ 44′, Jimmy Ndhlovu 12′)

Napsa Stars 1(Emmanuel Mayuka 18′)-Green Buffaloes 0

Lusaka Dynamos 4(Collins Sikombe 26′ 90’pen,Ocean MUshure 49′,Aubrey Funga 71′)-Red Arrows 1(Felix Bulaya 44′)

Young Green Eagles 0-Prison Leopards 2(Landu Maite 4′,Junior Zulu 50′)

Zesco United 3(John Chingandu 45′,Moses Soko 59’og,Logic Chingandu 90′)-Indeni 2(Tranquilin Mwepu 46′,Djunese Kanda 80′)

Forest Rangers 0-Zanaco 0

13/12/2020
Buildcon 2(Isaac Shamujompa 76’pen, Emmanuel Mwiinde 90′)-Kitwe United 1(Motela Mulembya 46′)

Nkana 3(Fred Tshimenga 3′,Idris Mbombo 6′, Harrison Chisala 45′)-Green Eagles 1(Shadreck Mulungwe 17′)


2020/2021 TOP SCORERS
LEAGUE
13/12/2020
Roger Kola(Zanaco):5
Moses Phiri (Zanaco):5

Collins Sikombe (Lusaka Dynamos):4

Tranquilin Mwepu (Indeni):3
Isaac Shamujompa (Buildcon):3
Aubrey Funga (Lusaka Dynamos):3
Friday Samu (Green Buffaloes):3
Graven Chitalu(Indeni):3
Baba Basile (Zanaco):3
Felix Nyaende (Lumwana):3
Kelvin Mubanga (Zesco United):3
Adams Zikiru (Forest Rangers):3
Anos Tembo (Green Eagles):3

Idris Mbombo (Nkana):2
Ali Sadiki (Kabwe Warriors):2
Kamal Jafaru (Buildcon):2
Jimmy Ndhlovu (Kabwe Warriors):2
Junior Zulu(Prisons Leopards):2
Felix Bulaya (Red Arrows):2
Jacob Ngulube (Napsa Stars):2
Pride Mwansa(Nkwazi):2
Adamson Mulao (Young Green Eagles):2
Ocean Mushure (Lusaka Dynamos):2
Steven Mutama (Nkwazi):2
Gerald Chisha (Buildcon):2
Akakulubelwa Mwaichiyaba(Kabwe Warriors):2
Jack Chirwa (Green Buffaloes):2
Evans Musonda (Red Arrows):2
Francis Zulu (Prisons Leopards):2
Enock Sakala Jr (ZescO):2
Eric Choomba (Nkwazi):2
Fred Tshimenga (Nkana):2

Shadreck Mulungwe (Green Eagles):1
John Chingandu (Zesco United):1
Emmanuel Mayuka (Napsa Stars):1
Motela Mulembya (Kitwe United):1
Landu Maite (Prison Leopards):1
Djunese Kanda (Indeni):1
Emmanuel Chabula Lusaka Dynamos):1
Cephas Mulombwa Kabwe Warriors):1
Albert Kangwanda(Zanaco):1
Lameck Kafwaya (Power Dynamos):1
Fredrick Mwimanzi (Green Buffaloes):1
Martin Phiri (Green Buffaloes):1
Yourmember Banda (Green Buffaloes):1
Conlyde Luchanga (Buildcon):1
Nosfwa Mwansa(Buildcon):1
Hosea Silwimba(Green Eagles):1
Adrian Chama (Zesco United):1
Praise Tonha (Buildcon):1
Emmanuel Habashimbi (Lusaka Dynamos):1
James Chamanga (Red Arrows):1
Emmanuel Okutu (Buildcon):1
Langson Mbewe (Nkwazi):1
Eric Kabulo (Kabwe Warriors):1
Dominic Chanda(Kabwe Warriors):1
Julius Situmbeko (Lumwana):1
Simon Nkandu (Prisons Leopards):1
Webster Muzaza(Forest Rangers):1
Abraham Siankombo(Zanaco):1
Clement Mwape (Zesco):1
Laudit Mavugo (Napsa):1
Greenwell Witika (Young Green Eagles):1
Natasha Lukupa (Kabwe Warriors):1
Luka Chamanga (Power Dynamos):1
Dickson Chapa (Napsa Stars):1*
Charles Muntanga(Nkwazi):1*
Wilmore Haatembo(Buildcon):1
Donashano Malama (Zesco United):1
Teddy Osok (Kitwe United):1
Taddy Etekiama (Lusaka Dynamos):1
Rodwell Yolamu (Prison Leopards):1
David Obashi (Prison Leopards):1
Derick Mukombozi (Prison Leopards):1
Tshite Mweshi (Prison Leopards):1
Katenga Ngeleka (Lumwana Radiants):1*
Jimmy Dzingai (Nkana):1*
Emmanuel Mwiinde (Builcon):1
Harrison Chisala (Nkana):1
Moses Soko (Indeni):1*
Logic Chingandu (Zesco United):1
Biston Banda (Power Dynamos):1
Chaniza Zulu (Power Dynamos):1
Benson Sakala (Power Dynamos):1
Emmanuel Manda (Lumwana):1
Cletus Mulolani(Lumwana):1
*Denotes an own-goal

FAZ National Division 1

Week 10 Results
12/12/2020

Konkola Blades 0-1 Kansanshi Dynamos

Trident FC 1-0 National Assembly

13/12/2020

Zesco Malaiti 2-1 Kashikishi Warriors

Mpulungu Harbour 1-0 Zesco Shockers

MUZA FC 1-1 Kabwe Youth

Chambishi 0-0 Gomes FC

Nchanga Rangers 1-1 Livingston Pirates

Mufulira Wanderers 2-0 Police College

City of Lusaka 1-1 Kafue Celtic

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