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Chief Chitimbwa of the Lungu speaking people of Mpulungu District has commended government for its dedication in promoting the growth of the aquaculture sector in the country.
Stressing that the gesture by the government is significant in improving the social economic status of the country, the traditional leader expressed happiness with the aquaculture project government is implementing in his chiefdom.
He said the distribution of over 30, 750 fingerlings to farmers in his chiefdom is timely as it will not only improve the living standards of beneficiaries in the area but will also help to alleviate the challenges of reduced fish stocks in the country.
“We are encouraged to see the eagerness by President Edgar Lungu to see to it that the country’s fish industry is boosted,” he added.
Chief Chitimbwa has since pledged to supplement government efforts by ensuring that all beneficiaries of the fingerlings adhere to the guidelines that have been given to them in order to boost fish production.
The traditional leader was speaking when a team from Misamfu Aquaculture Research Centre called on him at his palace in Mpulungu District.
And Misamfu Aquaculture Research Centre Officer, Biggie Mbao disclosed that under the Project, 100, 000 fingerlings have been produced and distributed to farmers in Northern Province as part of the COVID-19 relief package.
Over 130 individual farmers from Mpulungu, Mungwi and Kasama districts have since benefited from the project which is being supported by the Zambia Aquaculture Enterprise Development Programme (ZAEDP), he said.
Mr. Mbao said further revealed that the project is aimed at supporting vulnerable fish farmers who were also affected by the outbreak of Coronavirus pandemic in the three named districts where ZAEDP is operating from.
“Government is confident that the development will help reduce dependence on capture fisheries in large water bodies such as Lake Tanganyika in Mpulungu,” Mr. Mbao noted.
Meanwhile, beneficiaries from the three districts have thanked government for embarking on the robust project to empower them with fingerlings which is supplementing their efforts to boost fish production.
Mungwi based fish farmer, Josphat Chama noted that the project will not only advance the aquaculture sub-sector but also improve the livelihoods of beneficiaries.
Outgoing UCZ St Paul’s consistory pastor, in Kasama, Reverend Charles Musonda says there is need for the church to offer guidance to people on issues affecting them.
Reverend Musonda says it is for this reason that the United Church of Zambia (UCZ) pledges to inculcate good morals among its congregants and the general public, in general.
Speaking during a farewell Church service in his honour, outgoing UCZ St Paul’s consistory pastor, Reverend explained that many times youths tend to engage in illicit vices due to lack of knowledge on the dangers.
” As a church we need to guide young people on the right paths to take in life, ” he added.
The clergy highlighted indulgence in political violence as some of the vices that youths need to be discouraged from engaging in.
” Am pledging to compliment government efforts by sensitising the youths on the dangers of political violence,” said the Reverend.
Meanwhile, officiating at the farewell event , Kasama Central Member of Parliament Kelvin Sampa commended the Reverend for serving the church with outmost dedication and commitment.
” Your hard work had been seen and because of that this consistory and Kasama district at large will forever be grateful, ” he added.
The lawmaker has since re-affirmed government’s continued effort to working with the clergy in building a country built on Christian values.
And Speaking on behalf of the church Duncan Nkonde has expressed gratitude to Reverend Charles Musonda for bring a good leader who had help to promote spiritual growth among community members.
Mr. Nkole has commended the clergy for rendering support to vulnerable people whenever he is called upon.
Zambia’s Ambassador to Ethiopia Emmanuel Mwamba has launched a cassava growing project in Senior Chief Mwamba’s Chiefdom in Kasama district of Northern Province.
The programme called Ichifwani concept for cassava is aimed at boosting the growth of the cassava sub sector in the area.
Mr Mwamba said the organization will help farmers find market for the crop and also provide them with market information.
“This organization will give our farmers the technological know-how especially the market information, “he said.
He noted that the cassava is a growing good crop that is used in industries and for production of alcohol.
Mr. Mwamba explained the need to support the growing of the crop adding that the ministry of agriculture has also projected cassava to be a multi- billion kwacha crop by 2024.
He said there is need to bring economic value to cassava farmers so that they can get economic benefit out of their farming.
“We need to bring economic value to farmers righty where they leave we do not want them be exploited and our duty is to help the farmer” he said.
Mr. Mwamba said this shortly after demonstrating the planting of the crop in Chief Mwamba’s Chiefdom.
Meanwhile, Senior Chief Mwamba has encouraged headmen and people in his chiefdom to embrace the project.
Stating that he expects all people in his chiefdom to start growing the crop by planting at least a Lima each, the traditional leader noted that the project has come at a right time when he is trying to fight poverty in his chiefdom.
He said this project will also help to eliminate hunger in his chiefdom adding that he does not want to see people going
The senior Chief who also addressed village headmen and their subjects at Mwamba Primary School said people should this time to earn money and educate their children.
“This project that has come to help us, and it is not only here but the entire chiefdom and will ensure that it is rolled out to all the zones in my chiefdom” he said,
Emmanuel Mwamba at the launch of a cassava growing project in Senior Chief Mwamba’s Chiefdom in Kasama district of Northern Province.Emmanuel Mwamba at the launch of a cassava growing project in Senior Chief Mwamba’s Chiefdom in Kasama district of Northern Province.Emmanuel Mwamba at the launch of a cassava growing project in Senior Chief Mwamba’s Chiefdom in Kasama district of Northern Province.
Zanaco failed to go top of the FAZ Super Division table on Sunday following a 2-1 away loss to Power Dynamos at Arthur Davies Stadium in Kitwe.
The Bankers drop from second to third after the loss and Power have replaced them at number two but are tied on 18 points, one point behind leaders Zesco United.
A brace from midfielder Godfrey Ngwenya in the 23rd minute and a 70th minute penalty ended Power’s three-match winless run in which period they had collected just 2 points since beating Nkwazi 3-1 away in Lusaka on December 12.
Zanaco’s goal came in-between Ngwenya’s on the stroke of halftime from Moses Phiri who scored his eighth of the season, three gals more than his club mate Roger Kola and Lusaka Dynamos striker Collins Sikombe.
Meanwhile, Forest Rangers succumbed to their first league loss of the 2020/2021 season following a 2-1 away defeat at Kabwe Warriors.
Forest was the only unbeaten side in the league this season prior to Sunday’s result at Godfrey ‘Ucar’ Chitalu Stadium in Kitwe.
Warriors’ striker Akakulubelwa Mwachiyaba scored against his former club in the 36th minute and Mathews Nkowani added the other goal.
Striker Quadri Kola scored Forest’s consolation goal in the 62nd minute.
Forest are 7th on 16 points from nine games with two matches in hand.
Warriors are just behind them in 8th on 15 points.
By Daniel Mwamba Chairman Zambia Road Safety Trust (ZRST)
In the wake of the Nakonde-bound Likili Motorways Bus horror leading to the death of five innocent people and leaving more than 45 injured, witnesses reports of surviving passengers in this fateful bus, have raised the issue that the driver was over-speeding, and they saw it that it was just a matter of when and not if the accident will happen.
It’s evident that speeding endangers not only the life of the speeder but all of the people including the passengers, and other people on the road around them.
This is a problem we all need to help solve. Speeding is more than just breaking the law. The consequences are far-ranging greater potential for loss of vehicle control, reduced effectiveness of occupant protection equipment (seatbelt), increased stopping distance after the driver perceives a danger, increased degree of crash severity leading to more severe injuries or even death, economic implications of a speed-related crash and increased fuel consumption/cost, etc.
I want to emphasize two key points here about excessive speeding: first, the urgent need for tougher action to tackle speeding offenses by the government; and, secondly, the need to explore how to improve road safety and reduce the number of unnecessary deaths that occur on our roads.
It is my strongly held belief that collisions and road traffic accidents are not inevitable and that we should not accept them as such. Whereas society expects high safety standards in many aspects of our lives in which there are inherent risks, there sometimes seems to be a different culture on the roads.
There is no doubt that inappropriate speed is one of the most serious road safety problems on Zambia’s roads, and causes death and injury to thousands of people each year. Unfortunately, Zambians have not yet accepted the danger caused by speeding drivers in the same way as the danger caused by drink-drivers.
And I do not think that any of us will be surprised by the fact that speeding is the most common driving offense on Zambia’s roads according to the police, which currently accounts for around a half of all road fatalities.
Let us review penalties for speeding offenses, especially those leading to the death of innocent people.
The Zambia Road Safety Trust (ZRST) has produced guides and toolkits to help spread the message about safe driving, including tips on what you can do if you encounter a speeding driver on the road. ZRST is also working with government road safety agencies (Police and RTSA) to heighten awareness of the speeding problem in Zambia and help deliver effective enforcement countermeasures to combat it.
Luapula Province Minister Nickson Chilangwa has called for co-existence between PF officials and civil servants in Kawambwa if the district is to maintain its momentum of development.
Mr. Chilangwa says a cordial working relationship between members of the ruling party structures and government workers is critical to the implementation and realisation of developmental programmes.
ZANIS reports that Mr. Chilangwa, who is also Kawambwa Central Constituency Member of Parliament, was speaking during a luncheon he hosted for PF officials, civil servants and members of the business community.
Mr. Chilangwa observes that a poor working relationship between both groups has resulted in failure to execute duties properly, hence the need to co-exist.
He said it is disheartening to note the unnecessary antagonism that exists between ruling party officials and the government workers when the two are supposed to complement each other.
The Minister has since appealed to party officials to fully utilise the services of various government offices if they are to effectively operate.
He also advised civil servants not to look at party officials as enemies but as colleagues with a common goal of delivering a service to the people.
Mr. Chilangwa who took time to answer every question asked during a question and answer session, commended the civil servants for working hard and called on them to support President Lungu’s re-election if Kawambwa is to continue developing.
He said it is under President Lungu that most companies have been set up with the revamping of Kawambwa Tea Company which was defunct.
Mr. Chilangwa cited the Sunbird Bioenergy Africa, Green 21000 hectares ZAFFICO pine and eucalyptus plantation, a new district hospital among others.
And Mr. Chilangwa has advised members of the business community in the district to treat each other with respect regardless of the amount of capital one has.
He said any one who belongs to the business community must be allowed equal participation in all activities that involve the group.
President Edgar Lungu says he is saddened by the rising wave of moral degradation that has engulfed young people, especially across the country.
And newly installed Presiding Bishop of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Zambia (PAOG) Bishop Joshua Banda says there is a need for genuine reconciliation in the country by all political players and stakeholders before elections can be held on August 12, 2020.
President Lungu says he is greatly saddened by rising levels of moral degradation in young people manifesting in immorality, juvenile delinquency and wanton abuse of the internet.
He pointed out that moral values among youths have collapsed and been overtaken by a culture of delinquency and abuse of recreational drugs.
ZANIS reports that the Head of State has since appealed to the Church to take a leading role and help arrest the rising moral degradation among youths in the country.
“I also wish to take this opportunity to appeal to the church to work with parents and teachers across the nation, to arrest the moral degradation that has engulfed our young people.
“ Of particular concern is the rising display of immorality and juvenile delinquency and the wanton abuse of the internet. We are witnessing significant abuse of recreational drugs by young people,” said President Lungu.
The Head of State was speaking when he graced the installation of Bishop Joshua Banda as Presiding Bishop of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Zambia (PAOG) Zambia and unveiling and presentation of the Council of Bishops in Lusaka.
The rife moral degradation has brought about serious social challenges such as the rise in teen pregnancies, child marriages, and early school drop-outs, he observed.
President Lungu acknowledged that as young people are the country’s future, there is need for concerted investment in their moral, educational and material life.
“We have always said that the youth are the future of our nation, but, they have to be molded in a Christian way of life and learn to respect God and the entire humanity”, said President Lungu.
The President has also urged the Church to raise its voice against rising vices that threaten the unity, peace and security of the country.
He added that this is possible by continuing to play an instrumental role in promoting peace and unity in the country and help to continue anchoring the principles and values of the nation Zambia is.
President Lungu said he has observed that political tension could easily be on the rise ahead of the 2021 general elections adding that the church should ensure that the country does not slide into conflict.
“I, further, wish to call upon the church to promote an environment that will foster a peaceful and democratic electoral environment, devoid of violence and other electoral malpractices that could threaten the peace and security of our nation.
“ We should not allow elections to divide us, we should remain “one Zambia one nation” according to our motto”, said President Lungu.
On the installation of Bishop Banda, President Lungu congratulated the clergyman on his election and installation as Presiding Bishop of PAOG Zambia adding that his administration will continue to operate an open door policy of engaging the church on national affairs.
The PAOG have made significant contributions to the country’s social and economic development through its presence and support in the education and health sectors, he said.
The Republican President urged the Church to continue building on the works and foundation of President Frederick Chiluba’s declaration of Zambia as a Christian nation which is commemorated every December 29th , as well as Dr David Livingstone’s pursuit of pre-independence Zambia being converted to Christianity.
Pentecostal Assemblies of God(PAOG), Bishop Dr.David Banda receives a bible from immediate -past Presiding Bishop ,Robertson Nonde during the installation of presiding Bishop and unveiling presentation of full council of bishops in Lusaka.
And newly installed Presiding Bishop Banda said the PAOG Zambia says there is a need for genuine reconciliation in the country by all political players and stakeholders before elections can be held on August 12, 2020.
“Forgiveness is essential for starting afresh. Blame game should not so that we can build a better Zambia for all,” said Bishop Banda.
He said will embark on a national evangelization programme to cement and nurture Christianity through its established over 1,800 Congregations across the country.
Bishop Banda said the Church will for this reason invest heavily in erection of church infrastructure and digitization to cope with outreach in contemporary technological times.
The Clergyman said the Church will ensure that it works to preserve the continued peace the country has enjoyed since its founding, ahead of the 2021 elections.
“Peace must be preserved at all costs… Elections are not bigger than Zambia,” said Bishop Banda.
Pentecostal Assemblies of God(PAOG), Bishop Dr.David Banda being decorated by Immediate-past Presiding Bishop,Robertson Nonde during the installation of presiding Bishop and unveiling presentation of full council of bishops in Lusaka.
During his installation, Bishop Joshua Banda, received a bible, robe and staff as symbols of his authority of office.
And visiting Pentecostal Assemblies of Africa President Pastor David Oginde has challenged the leadership in all spheres of society to cease from being passive bystanders and be active transformers and effect positive change in people’s lives and that of society.
The installation ceremony was attended by various church leaders from Africa and local Pentecostal church worshippers in a colourful event held at the Lusaka show grounds.
Also installed were thirteen Bishops forming the Council of Bishops of the Pentecostal Assemblies of God (PAOG) Zambia Church, which is the single largest Pentecostal denomination in the country.
President Lungu was accompanied by Minister of Presidential Affairs Freedom Sikazwe, State House Aides, and senior government and party officials, and newlywed Lusaka Mayor Miles Sampa, among others.
Pentecostal Assemblies of God(PAOG), Bishop Dr.David Banda receives a from immediate -past Presiding Bishop ,Robertson Nonde during the installation of presiding Bishop and unveiling presentation of full council of bishops in Lusaka.
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We have today put to rest Joseph Kaunda who was shot dead by PF thugs dressed in Police uniforms last week.
His demise and that of State prosecutor Nsama Nsama Chipyoka add to the list of many other citizens that the PF has killed.
It is a sad moment for our country but we want to assure all those whose loved ones have been killed by the PF that we will do what we can to continue supporting the families and PF must stop killing people.
And our message to professional police officers out there is that please do not kill your brothers and sisters. We are not fighting you but fighting for you together with generations to come so that all can have a better life.
And to the PF, we can only say that the blood of all these people you have killed will forever haunt you and if you think your decisions pleases God, Almighty as giver of life, may you continue doing so but you shall not stop a decided population to democratically remove you from office next year.
Rest in peace Joseph Kaunda, Nsama Nsama Chipyoka and many others killed by the PF.
May God bless you all.
Zanaco striker and captain Rogers Kola says they respect hosts Power Dynamos but have come to Kitwe on a major mission.
Second placed Zanaco are a point behind leaders Zesco United heading into today’s Week 13 away fixture at Arthur Davies Stadium.
Zanaco also face a 6th placed Power who are coming into the match on the back of a three-match winless run in which they have collected 2 points.
But Kola believes Power will not be pushovers.
“No I don’t think so teams like Power Dynamos play against Zanaco they will do everything to win the game but we are ready and we just have to approach this game very seriously,” Kola said.
“And maybe if we win on Sunday then we go top of the table.”
Meanwhile, this will be Power’s final game of the year after abandoning their suicidal plan to play three games in one week during the Christmas and New Year period.
Power lost their first game 1-0 at the same venue to Forest Rangers on December 24 and have now abandoned plans for an even more riskier trip to play Zesco away on December 30.
‘Kabusha takolelwe bowa’ is a very common Bemba saying. It simply means asking questions is not a sign of being drunk.
On Thursday, President Edgar Lungu ordered police to investigate the killing that happened on Wednesday in Lusaka. He demanded a report to be availed to him by Monday, 28th December, 2020.
The following day, Friday, he tweets something that sounds like finger pointing! Would it be unfair for someone to accuse him of trying to interfere with the investigation?
“The mindless killing of two citizens at Lusaka could have been avoided, if politiking had been kept aside and if we had remembered our values as a country,” President Lungu tweeted on Friday, December 25th 2020.
Still scratching my heard as it is hard to grasp his point. Is he accusing UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema of politicking or is accusing Zambian people of showing support for Hakainde Hichilema at police station?
It can’t be either and that is why saying he is trying to interfere with the investigation he just ordered makes sense.
Accompanying a neighbor to hospital, funeral, court, or police station is among the core values of Zambians.
Every Zambian, including the president himself knows that accompanying a neighbor to hospital, funeral, court, or police station is among the core values of Zambia.
It is very sad lives were lost when people gathered to show support for the main opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema when he presented himself for questioning at police headquarters in Lusaka on Wednesday.
However, it doesn’t mean people forgot their values as Zambians by accompanying Hakainde Hichilema to police station. They actually performed their duty as Zambians.
The same has happened with other leaders. For example, Health Minister Dr. Chitalu Chilufya was in court few months ago. A huge crowd of supporters accompanied him. They even managed to disrupt the court proceeding. Yet the President failed to condemn the incident.
Because of that, it is clear today the President can’t accuse Zambian people of showing support for UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema at police station.
So, what is the tweet about? Is the President trying to interfere with the investigation on the killing of two citizens at Force Headquarters in Lusaka? It would be nice for the president to explain.
Health Minister Dr. Chitalu Chilufya at the Court with PF supporters from Luapula Province
Kabwe Warriors experienced striker Jimmy Ndhlovu is thrilled to be in the select-side to face the CHAN Chipolopolo team in the All-Stars Versus the Rest exhibition game on December 28 at Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka.
Ndhlovu is one of the five strikers picked in the squad to be coached by Wedson Nyirenda.
The rest of the strikers selected include Alex Ng’onga of Power Dynamos, Zanaco’s Roger Kola, Emmanuel Mayuka of Napsa Stars and Zanaco’s Ernest Mbewe.
“I am so happy that I have been selected in the soccer fans’ team to play the National Team on Monday. It is not easy to be picked, people see my efforts and the teams efforts at Warriors,” said Ndhlovu by phone on Saturday.
“You never know, steps of a good man are indeed ordered by God. Maybe this is the time and the opportunity God has set for me to go to CHAN.”
Ndhlovu has so far scored two league goals for Warriors.
“I will just keep the faith and keep my morale high as I go to play on Monday. I am so excited and looking forward to the match,” he said.
Experienced trainer Mathews “Shebeleza” Ndhlovu has been appointed as head coach of struggling FAZ National Division 1 side Gomes.
Ndhlovu is back on the coaching bench nine months after being sidelined by Indeni.
The former Forest Rangers and Prison Leopards coach takes over the Gomes coaching job from Sammy Phiri, who was fired recently.
Ndhlovu will be assisted by Peter Cheupe, Simon Bwalya and Dillan Chilele.
Gomes secretary Lucky Sinkala said: “We have actually introduced him to the team so he begins to work effectively this coming Monday.”
Gomes are placed 15th on the 18-team table with 10 points from 11 matches played.
“The immediate mandate is for the coach to get us away from the current position. We didn’t expect to be in this position at the start of the season,” said Sinkala.
Ndhlovu starts his reign on January 9 when Gomes faces Zesco Shockers away in Mongu.
Incumbent member of Parliament for Kabwata constituency Given Lubinda has said that he will not rush to announce his intentions to contest the Kabwata parliamentary seat because he is already favored.
Mr Lubinda said unlike other aspirants who rush to dish out money and party materials, he analyses the situation before making his intentions known.
He was reacting to the decision by the PF Kabwata constituency committee to announce Lusaka businessman Daniel Yenga as an aspirant for the parliamentary seat.
“I am only going to announce my intention over Kabwata seat when the right time comes after consulting with the party,” Mr Lubinda said in an interview.
Mr Lubinda said as a senior politician he must first wait and see before making his decision known and that when the party considers everything that is when he will make a decision and announce.
He said that no one has been adopted in Kabwata but that the constituency committee are advising all people with intentions to stand to avail themselves.
Mr Lubinda stated that there is no provision in the constitution that a parliamentary candidate can be adopted by the constituency committee. He said unlike others, he is not excited over candidature as he has won elections many times. Mr Lubinda disclosed that he will consult the party after seeing the total picture, in other constituencies because he is not individualist.
“Can you imagine me as a senior politician and member of the party being the first one to announce my decision? It does not make sense.
“I am a member of central committee and according to the constituency, MPs are adopted by the central committee,” he said.
Mr Lubinda stated that in 2016 he was not in a hurry to announce his position while some other candidate was busy flashing money and PF materials and that he never complained.
The Kabwata lawmaker added that the situation is the same this year where a named candidate has been campaigning and telling people that he is a preferred candidate.
“My politics have always been favored politics, I don’t impose myself. In 2016 I was the last to announce while a named candidate was busy dishing out money and PF materials. The situation is the same this year and someone is busy flashing money and singing “Baisa baisa” but I don’t complain, “ he said.
Zambia Police has called upon the family of the late Joseph Kaunda whose burial is scheduled for today to emulate the family of the late Nsama to have their departed relative buried in a respectful manner and allow the investigations in the matter to be concluded.
In a statement attributed to Zambia Police Spokesperson Ms. Esther Katongo, thanked the family of the late Nsama Nsama Chipyoka of National Prosecutions Authority, for interring their beloved one in a dignified manner without causing any mayhem following his demise on Wednesday, 23rd December 2020.
The statement further said that Zambia Police have received information that some people are planning to cause confusion and attack named public places under the guise of mourning.
Ms. Katongo advised all those wishing to cause mayhem to reconsider their intention, adding that enough police officers have been deployed to ensure that there is no breakdown in law and order during this period and that all those that will be on the other side of the law shall be dealt with in accordance with the law.
However, United Party for National Development Spokesperson Charles Kakoma, has described the Zambia Police statement as scaremonger tactics and wondered where the entire police get such falsehoods as intelligence reports that UPND members are planning meyhem today during the burial of the late Joseph Kaunda.
Mr Kakoma urged Zambia Police to stay away from the funeral service as their presence will just agitate the already tense situation in the country and assured Zambia that the funeral service will be very peaceful if the police don’t come and provoke the mourners.
“Equally we don’t expect provocation from political thugs belonging to the PF,” he concluded.
On Wednesday, Mr Nsama and Mr Kaunda were shot dead in unclear circumstances. The two were shot in different locations at the time UPND leader was appearing for questioning at the police headquarters.
Mr Nsama was shot dead at the entrance of the restaurant where he went to have breakfast while Mr Kaunda was reportedly shot near the premises of the High Court ground.
Minister of Religious Affairs Godfridah Sumaili, Attorney General Likando Kalaluka, PF Nkoloma ward councillor Tasila Lungu-Mwansa, and PF deputy Secretary General Mumbi Phiri were among the hundreds of mourners who attended the burial of State Prosecutor Nsama Nsama, at memorial parkThe burial of State Prosecutor Nsama Nsama, at memorial parkThe burial of State Prosecutor Nsama Nsama, at memorial parkMinister of Religious Affairs Godfridah Sumaili, Attorney General Likando Kalaluka, PF Nkoloma ward councillor Tasila Lungu-Mwansa, and PF deputy Secretary General Mumbi Phiri were among the hundreds of mourners who attended the burial of State Prosecutor Nsama Nsama, at memorial parkPF Nkoloma ward councillor Tasila Lungu-Mwansa, and PF deputy Secretary General Mumbi Phiri were among the hundreds of mourners who attended the burial of State Prosecutor Nsama Nsama, at memorial parkAttorney General Likando Kalaluka, PF Nkoloma ward councillor Tasila Lungu-Mwansa, and PF deputy Secretary General Mumbi Phiri were among the hundreds of mourners who attended the burial of State Prosecutor Nsama Nsama, at memorial parkMinister of Religious Affairs Godfridah Sumaili, Attorney General Likando Kalaluka, PF Nkoloma ward councillor Tasila Lungu-Mwansa, and PF deputy Secretary General Mumbi Phiri were among the hundreds of mourners who attended the burial of State Prosecutor Nsama Nsama, at memorial park
Green Eagles battled from two-down to collect a 2-2 away draw at promoted Indeni in Ndola today.
Eagles came to Indeni Sports Complex in search of their first competitive game in four games and just four days after losing 2-0 at home at CotonSport of Cameroon in a CAF Confederation Cup second round first leg match played at Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka.
Tiki Chiluba struck a brace for Indeni with two quick goals the 12th and 24th minutes.
It took a 44th minute penalty converted by Michael Mwenya put Eagles back in the game after Indeni and ex-Chipolopolo defender Aaron Katebe handled Amity Shamende’s cross.
Eagles equalized in the 78th minute through Allan Chibwe who had replaced Anos Tembo on the hour mark to see goalkeeper Joshua Titima beaten again on the day.
The result still leaves 8th placed Eagles and 9th positioned Indeni stuck in mid-table on 13 points each.
Meanwhile, the result also saw Indeni extend their winless run to three games in which they have collected a point.
