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NAPSA has not, and will not purchase Chrismar Hotel

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NAPSA has not, and will not purchase Chrismar Hotel

The National Pension Scheme Authority(NAPSA) has dismissed media reports alleging that the Authority has purchased Chrismar Hotel in Lusaka.

In a statement, NAPSA Head of Corporate Affairs, Cephas Sinyangwe stated that the Authority has not bought the Hotel.

Mr. Sinyangwe stated that the Authority has no intention of buying the Hotel as proposed.

He said this position has since been communicated to Harberton Ltd, the owners of the property.

The Authority therefore has urged the public to dismiss the false assertions made in a report carried by News Diggers with a headline; “NAPSA goes Ahead to buy Chrismar Hotel”.

Dr.Guy Scott is being used by the Cartel to discredit President Lungu-Kamba

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Dr.Guy Scott is being used by the Cartel to discredit President Lungu-Kamba

PF Lusaka province Secretary Kennedy Kamba says former Republican Vice President Dr.Guy Scott is being used by the Cartel to discredit President Lungu.

In a statement made available to Smart Eagles in Lusaka, Mr.Kamba said Says the PF is very disappointed that Dr. Guy Scott is being used to scandalise President Edgar Lungu by attempting to drag the government and the ruling party in matters relating to voter registration which is a sole responsibility of the Electoral Commission of Zambian (ECZ).

Mr. Kamba said the PF, sympathises with the ailing Dr. Guy Scott and wish him a speedy recovery and good health.

” As a party, we believe that the ECZ is actually doing its level best to ensure that as many citizens as possible register to vote in the forthcoming general elections. We are confident that the commission will attain its target of nine million voters,” Mr. Kamba.
” What is required is for all stakeholders, especially political parties, politicians, civil society leaders and indeed the Church to get on board to encourage citizens to go and vote,” He said.

Mr. Kamba said Dr.Guy Scott should stop being used to drag the government of President Edgar Lungu in the issue of voter registration.
” We know that Guy Scott does not like President Lungu and he still cannot face reality that Dr.Edgar Lungu is Republican President and he fought him so much following the demise of President Michael Sata,” Mr. Kamba.

He said Dr. Guy Scott has been a member of the cartel that still want to bring confusion in the leadership of the PF and consequently the government.

” We advise Dr Scott to stay away from bad people that are misleading him and concentrate on his medication and getting enough rest so that he can recover quickly because we want to see him in good health,” Mr.Kamba.

“These kinds of conspiracies to try and use him to insult and embarrass the Presidency or indeed the ruling PF will not take them anywhere. You cannot drag President Lungu into the ECZ matters, considering the fact that it is an autonomous body,” Mr.Kamba adds

ECZ to investigate the under age registration, but believes images are stage managed

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ECZ to investigate the under age registration, but believes images are stage managed

The Electoral Commission of Zambia has said that it is aware of the images and information circulating on social-media of the alleged under-age person registered as a voter.

ECZ acting Public Relations Manager Sylvia Bwalya said preliminary investigations indicate that it is a staged picture.

Ms Bwalya said the Commission is still investigating the matter and will inform the public on the findings of the case.

“The requirements for one to register as a voter are that one must be a Zambian citizen of 18 years and above and in possession of a green National Registration Card,” she said.

Ms.Bwalya said anyone who does not meet the requirements and attempts to register as a voter commits an offense which is liable for prosecution.

“The Commission, therefore, calls on the public to desist from such vices and report anyone found attempting to perform any illegality, to the Commission or the nearest police station,” Ms.Bwalya said.

Zambia to benefit from £ 2 million Scottish aid for Covid response

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Zambia to benefit from £ 2 million Scottish aid for Covid response

The Scottish Government has announced its pledge to give £2 million to help children in some of the world’s poorest nations including Zambia in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Working with the humanitarian aid organisation Unicef, the Scottish Government cash will also help address the impact of the pandemic on children in Malawi and Rwanda.

And International Development Minister Jenny Gilruth said the cash will provide “essential help to those who are in desperate need”.

The money, which will be split equally between the three countries, will help pay for specific needs in each of these, such as improving water, sanitation and hygiene, as well as healthcare, immunisation and nutrition.

In addition to this, it will also assist Malawi, Rwanda and Zambia in preparing to distributing Covid-19 vaccines, when these are available.

Ms Gilruth said: “We know that the Covid-19 pandemic is one of the greatest challenges of our times.

“The disease has spread quickly to all corners of the world and its capacity to virulently spread has overwhelmed even the most resilient health systems.

“So we are delighted to be working with Unicef on this project to support their work, especially with children, in Malawi, Zambia and Rwanda.”

Head of Unicef Scotland Lucinda Rivers said: “We are delighted that the Scottish government has chosen to award Unicef Scotland £2 million towards our coronavirus response in Malawi, Rwanda and Zambia.

“The world is currently facing its worst crisis for children since the Second World War, and children have never needed our support more. “The pandemic has exacerbated existing challenges for many, impacting their survival and wellbeing.”

She added: “With this grant, we’ll be able to reach more children in Malawi, Rwanda, and Zambia with vital services, including access to learning materials while schools are closed, protection from gender-based violence and continuing vital routine immunisation to prevent the spread of disease.

“We thank the Scottish Government for their generosity at a time when it is most needed and look forward to continuing our partnership with them through this work.”

Poverty Levels in Zambia is still high at 40%, says Community Development Minister

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Poverty Levels in Zambia is still high at 40%, says Community Development Minister

Community Development Minister Kampamba Mulenga has called on the corporate world to partner with her ministry in alleviating poverty levels in the country. Ms. Mulenga said that the country’s poverty levels remain high at 40 percent.

Speaking yesterday in Lusaka when she received 2.5 metric tonnes of seed by Zamseed, valued at about 76,000 Kwacha to benefit over 1, 200 beneficiaries, Ms Mulenga said that there is a need for collaborative efforts to be taken by various stakeholders in reducing poverty.

Ms Mulenga thanked Zamseed for the donation to the ministry and urged other companies to emulate the company.

And Zamseed Marketing Manager Zacks Musonda said the company appreciates the partnership with the ministry of community development and will continue to foster progressive relations.

Mr. Musonda said the donation is aimed at empowering the vulnerable community to venture into agriculture.

Minister of Community Development Kampamba Chewe appreciating the donation from Zamseed Business Development Manager Nokuthula Ndhlovu (c) and Zamseed Marketing Manager Zacks Musonda (l) during the donation of 2.5 metric tonnes of maize seed worth K76,000 to the Ministry of Community Development yesterday, December 01, 2020. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANIS
Minister of Community Development Kampamba Chewe appreciating the donation from Zamseed Business Development Manager Nokuthula Ndhlovu (c) and Zamseed Marketing Manager Zacks Musonda (l) during the donation of 2.5 metric tonnes of maize seed worth K76,000 to the Ministry of Community Development yesterday, December 01, 2020. Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANIS

CEEC applauds Kasama farmers for embracing its cassava value chain project

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CEEC applauds Kasama farmers for embracing its cassava value chain project

The Citizens Economic Empowerment Commission (CEEC) Board has applauded farmers in Kasama district of Northern Province for embracing its cassava value chain project.

Speaking during a monitoring tour of various projects in Kasama, CEEC Board Chairperson,Clement Mulenga said the board is impressed with the progress made by farmers engaged in the cultivation of cassava.

Col. Mulenga who led a team of commissioners added that the board undertook the tour to appreciate what is prevailing on the ground as regards to CEEC funded projects.

He pointed out that cassava has significant potential to diversify the country’s agriculture production, thereby contributing to the economic development and improve farmers’ wellbeing.

Col. Mulenga also inspected the Kasama Industrial yard where he directed CEEC management to ensure the infrastructure is operationalised.

And CEEC Project Manager, MAXWELL MUMBA assured farmers who have welcomed the project of the commission’s support.

Mr. MUMBA said the cassava value chain project is part of the cassava commercialisation component of a skills development and entrepreneurship programme to support women and youths.

He said the project now provides market and livelihood for small scale farmers.

More Women apply for Land across the Country-Kapata

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More Women apply for Land across the Country-Kapata

Lands Minister Jean Kapata has said that her ministry has received an overwhelming response from women applying for land across the country. This follows a directive by President Edgar Lungu to the Ministry of Lands that 40 percent of land advertised must be given to women.

Ms. Kapata said that her Ministry has written to all local authorities across the country to attend to women who have expressed interest to acquire land, adding that so far, over 50 women have applied for land in Lusaka alone, stating that their applications will be considered.

Ms Kapata who is also Mandevu member of Parliament said this when she empowered various women from 20 churches in her Constituency with chickens.

And speaking on behalf of the Churches, Christ Vision Ministries Reverend FRANK KUMWENDA thanked government, stating that the empowerment will help reduce poverty among the women in churches.

President Lungu hails Zambia’s high ranking on COVID-19 Management

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President Lungu hails Zambia’s high ranking on COVID-19 Management

By President Edgar Lungu

On Monday 23rd March, 2020, I called for an urgent Cabinet Meeting to discuss various cross-cutting policy matters aimed at strengthening multisectoral efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19 in Zambia.

The key outcome of this Cabinet Meeting was the approval of the COVID-19 Contingency Plan, which received overwhelming support from all stakeholders including; Cooperating Partners, the Private Sector as well as Society at large. This ensured the effective implementation of my Government’s innovative Contingency Plan.

As a result of our above mentioned collective efforts, Zambia has been ranked among the only 6 countries in the world which have been declared ‘the safest travel destinations’ during this COVID-19 era. Zambia has been ranked the 4th safest travel destination, and it is the only African country among the 6 countries from different parts of the world.

According to the highly respected Travel company ‘Wego Travel’, which is used by millions of people worldwide each month, the above classification was based on: epidemiological criteria; the ability of countries to contain the pandemic; attained stability over a long period of time; and the efficiency of the health system, particularly, the clinical capacity for intensive care rooms and efficiency of the medical staff.

According to ‘Wego Travel’, the only six (06) countries which are safe destinations in order of ranking are: Australia which is ranked first, New Zealand in second, followed by Singapore in third, Zambia has been ranked fourth, Cuba is fifth, and Saudi Arabia is sixth.

In view of this, let me take this opportunity to commend our health workers who have demonstrated a great sense of responsibility, professionalism, selflessness and determination in our fight against COVID-19, in order to protect every Zambian life.

I also want to thank our cooperating partners, the private sector and all citizens who have exhibited high levels of collective responsibility and behavioral change, thus helping to prevent the unchecked spread of the calamitous coronavirus in Zambia.

As I conclude, let me remind each one of us that we are not yet in a post COVID-19 era.

I am, therefore urging you all to continue abiding by all COVID-19 preventative measures which my Government, through the Ministry of Health, has put in place according to best experiences in Global Health.

We are a nation of faith. Let us continue to face the future with renewed vigour, assured that we shall overcome our challenges and achieve the development goals which we have set for ourselves. Together, we shall achieve this, and so much more.

May God bless you all and keep you safe from COVID-19.

Chief Chabula thanks Government for changing the face of the Lupososhi district through massive developmental projects

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Chief Chabula thanks Government for changing the face of the Lupososhi district through massive developmental projects

Chief Chabula of Lupososhi district, Northern Province has thanked the Patriotic Front (PF) government for changing the face of the district through massive developmental projects taking place in the area.

The Chief says Lupososhi is slowly changing its outlook due to the many developments taking shape in the region.

“You can see that the government has ensured the construction of the Lubwe embankment which is the first ever in the area since independence,” the Chief said.

Chief Chabula said the upgrading of the 73 kilometer Luwingu – Nsombo road to all weather gravel has reduced the time people used to take to travel between Lupososhi and Luwingu districts.

He also praised the government for the construction of 4 mini hospitals, 4 secondary schools and the Bangweulu Regional hospital which is under construction.

ZANIS reports that Chief Chabula said this when he held a meeting with over 100 village head men at Chabula Primary school which was also attended by Lupososhi Member of Parliament Chungu Bwalya.

Meanwhile, the traditional leader has charged village headmen in his chiefdom to sensitize people living in fishing camps to ensure they register as voters in the ongoing exercise.

The Traditional Leader said now that the fish ban has been effected, people should be recalled from the fishing camps and be encouraged to register as voters before the exercise comes to an end.

“All headmen should deliver the message to their respective places as failure to do so will attract penalty.

“You must carry this message to your subjects so that more people can register as voters in the ongoing exercise” he said.

And Mr Bwalya said the massive developmental projects taking place in the area is a clear testimony of the government’s commitment to fulfill its manifesto and promises.

“The PF government under the leadership of President Edgar Lungu is a pro-poor government that requires another mandate.

Earlier, Lupososhi District Commissioner Mambwe Katontoka appealed to village heads to update their village registers by capturing vital information of their subjects.

Ms Katontoka observed that this will not only help in knowing the number of people in the village but help in times of calamities.

Zambia is Committed to ending AIDS by 2030-President Lungu

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Zambia is Committed to ending AIDS by 2030-President Lungu

President Edgar Lungu has pledged the Government’s commitment to ending AIDS by 2030. President Lungu said that ending AIDS by 2030 is only attainable if everyone takes responsibility and ownership of their health.

The President said that Government has embarked on a programme of ensuring universal health coverage which includes ending AIDS by 2030.

The Head of State said this in a speech read on his behalf by Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya during this year’s World AIDS Day commemorations at Kalingalinga grounds in Lusaka.

Zambia has become the 7th country to attain the 90-90-90 target of attaining HIV epidemic control, meaning that 90 per cent of the country’s population know their HIV status while 90 per cent of those living with HIV are on antiretroviral therapy and 90 per cent of those on treatment have reached viral load suppression.

And President Lungu has expressed appreciation to the American Government for supporting Zambia in its fight against HIV and AIDS.

United States Chargée D’ affaires David Young described Zambia’s attainment of the 90-90-90 epidemic control of HIV as an extraordinary achievement.

Mr. Young said this means that HIV will no longer be a leading cause of death and disability in the country.

United Nations Resident Coordinator Coumba Mar Gadio expressed happiness with the progress made by Zambia. Dr. Gadio called for continued collaboration among all stakeholders to sustain gains scored so far. She said this in a speech read on her behalf by UNAIDS Country Director Tharcisse Barihuta.

Minister of Health, Chitalu Chilufya (L) and American charge de' Affairs to Zambia, David Young at world Aids day in Lusaka
Minister of Health, Chitalu Chilufya (L) and American charge
de’ Affairs to Zambia, David Young at world Aids day in Lusaka
Lusaka youths displays the placards during world Aids day in Lusaka
Lusaka youths displays the placards during world Aids day in
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Minister of Health, Chitulu Chilufya(L) in a conversation with Dr.Patrick Lungu(r) while Lusaka Province Minister, Bowman Lusambo looks on, during world Aids day in Lusaka
Minister of Health, Chitulu Chilufya(L) in a conversation with
Dr.Patrick Lungu(r) while Lusaka Province Minister, Bowman Lusambo
looks on, during world Aids day in Lusaka
Minister of Health, Chitalu Chilufya talks to American charge de' Affair to Zambia, David Young at world Aids day in Lusaka
Minister of Health, Chitalu Chilufya talks to American charge
de’ Affair to Zambia, David Young at world Aids day in Lusaka
Lusaka Province Minister, Bowman Lusambo before addressing invited guest during world Aids day in Lusaka
Lusaka Province Minister, Bowman Lusambo before addressing
invited guest during world Aids day in Lusaka
Minister of Health, Chitulu Chilufya(r)confers with Lusaka Province Minister, Bowman Lusambo during world Aids day in Lusaka
Minister of Health, Chitulu Chilufya(r)confers with Lusaka
Province Minister, Bowman Lusambo during world Aids day in Lusaka

Zesco United Seek Solid Result In Crowded Race For Top Spot

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Zesco United are hoping not to be left out of Wednesday’s six-way race for top position of the FAZ Super Division table when they visit bottom of the log Kitwe United.

Eight-time champions Zesco are currently 10th on the table tied on 8 points with Zanaco (9th), Red Arrows (8th), Buildcon (6th), Lusaka Dynamos (4th) and Green Buffaloes (3rd), who are all in md-week action on December 2.

That bunch is two points behind leaders Green Eagles who are in the midst of back-to-back CAF Confederation Cup action over this week.

Zesco coach Mumamba Numba and his team takes the short drive from Ndola to Kitwe battling to end a two-match winless run.

Zesco heads to Garden Park following a last-gasp 1-1 home draw against unbeaten Buffaloes last Sunday that came days after a stinging 3-1 away loss at Zanaco on November 25.

“Our aim is to go into this game to collect maximum points. We dropped two points at home against Green Buffaloes and I think this is the game we can make amends by collecting the 3 points so that we go on top,” Numba sad.

“We will try and make adjustments to the team so that we have enough energy because this is a must-win for us because these are teams we are expected to pick maximum points against.

“We expect a tough game these are teams that play better when they play big teams; they are naturally motivated and that is why we have emphasized that there is no easy games for us.”

But United, who are winless but collected their first point at home last week with a 0-0 draw against Nkwazi, believe they can shock Zesco.

Assistant coach Chisala Mwandama said the 1-0 away losses to regular top eight sides Red Arrows and Eagles is testament they are no pushovers despite their status on the log.

“The good thing is we will be at home and all the big teams that we played like Red Arrows, it was a close game, we also we played Green Eagles, it was a close game, so we think we can play against Zesco and cause them problems like we did against the other teams,” Mwandama said.

Meanwhile, the other four league lead contenders are in action in Lusaka on Wednesday.

Buffaloes host Lusaka Dynamos at Edwin Emboela Stadium; Arrows await Nkwazi at Nkoloma Stadium while Zanaco play visitors Young Green Eagles are at Sunset Stadium.

Buildcon, on the other hand, visit Kabwe Warriors at Godfrey ‘Ucar’ Chitalu Stadium in Kabwe.


FAZ SUPER DIVISON
WEEK 7
02/12/2020

Red Arrows-Nkwazi
Kabwe Warriors-Buildcon
Zanaco-Young Green Eagles
Kitwe United-Zesco United
Green Buffaloes-Lusaka Dynamos
WEEK 8
05/12/2020
Nkwazi-Indeni
Young Green Eagles-Green Buffaloes
13h00:Zesco United-Prison Leopards
15h00:Buildcon-Zanaco
06/12/2020
Lusaka Dynamos-Kitwe United

Chabula Toasts Debut Lusaka Dynamos Goal

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Chipolopolo striker Emmanuel Chabula is toasting his maiden goal for his new club Lusaka Dynamos.

Chabula, who joined Dynamos from Nkwazi a month ago, at the weekend scored the club’s third goal in the 3-0 win over Zanaco at Sunset Stadium in Lusaka.

The win was Dynamos’ first in the six-match old FAZ Super Division campaign.

‘I think it is a great honour and privilege that things are now going on well. The goal is important in the sense that we needed three points,’ said Chabula.

‘We had played a number of games without winning and you know how it is as a striker you need to score to help the team get maximum points. It is a great boost to score and a marvel to start scoring for my new club.’

Chabula is one of the players tipped to challenge for the Super Division golden boot this season.

‘I was not under pressure to score, I knew that goals would start coming. I have experienced this before at my former clubs,’ said the former Kitwe United forward.

Mbombo: Nkana Will Let Their Football Do The Talking

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Nkana striker and captain Idris Mbombo says they will let their football do the talking and ignore their critics as they struggle to find their footing in the new campaign.

Nkana on Sunday put aside their domestic woes behind them after getting a vital 1-0 away victory in the 2020/2021 CAF Champions League against Bantu FC in Lesotho.

Mbombo scored the lone goal in the 14th minute of their first round, first leg match played in Maseru to take into this Saturday’s final leg in Kitwe.

The victory came after a difficult start from their opening five league games in which they have just one win,two draws and two defeats.

“The result was so good for the team. We played on a difficult pitch but we tried to get a very good result for us and that was very fantastic for the team,”Mbombo said.

“You know, people are always like that, they can talk but we are working on the pitch and just listening to the coach’s instructions and we can’t go above that.

“People can say bad and good things but we have to concentrate on what the coach wants from us on the pitch and also what the club wants from us.”

Meanwhile, a home draw will be enough for Nkana to advance to the pre-group stage and will be at home in the first leg scheduled for December 22-23 and away during the dates of January 5-6, 2021.

Equatorial Guinea champions Akonangui or Angolan giants Petro Athletico are the prospective pre-group stage opponents.

“I think we are there but not yet finished the job. We will have a big advantage playing on our pitch because they were faster than us on theirs because they knew their pitch more than us,” Mbombo said.

“But at home, we will fight and have a good result to qualify to the next stage.”

Zamtel named Most Improved and Innovative Enterprise

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Zamtel named Most Improved and Innovative Enterprise

Zamtel has been named “The Most Improved Enterprise” and the “Most Innovative Enterprise” by the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC).

The awards were presented to Zamtel Board Chairman Mr. Danny Luswili and Chief Executive Officer Mr Sydney Mupeta at the IDC Awards Gala held in Livingstone over the weekend by the Minister of Finance Hon. Bwalya Ng’andu.

In announcing the awards, IDC Chief Executive Officer Mr. Mateyo Kaluba attributed the win to Zamtel’s determination and success in rebuilding its business and its focus in driving innovation.

The award for the “Most Innovative Enterprise” was given to Zamtel for its Velocity home internet product which has transformed the internet experience in Zambia.

Commenting on the awards, Mr Mupeta thanked Zamtel staff for their contribution in the transformation that is taking place across the business.

“We are proud of this recognition which speaks to the transformational journey we have been on to improve our business. Over the last few years we have been developing a number of digital solutions and we will continue to innovate and deliver the best products to meet our customer’s ever evolving needs,” Mr Mupeta said.
“The Zamtel team and I are humbled to win these awards. In a year that has been challenging for everyone, this recognition fuels our mission to improve the business by offering world class products. At the heart of our strategy is technology and innovation that will transform our customer’s quality of experience. We believe that every Zambian deserves the benefits of a digitally connected life.” He further stated.

“I further wish to thank our customers for their continued support and encourage potential customers to join the Zamtel family to start enjoying our services. Our pursuit of technology leadership and superior customer experience is driven by our staff who work tirelessly to ensure that we put our customers first in everything we do and these awards belong to them.” Mr Mupeta said.

President Lungu has shown enhanced political will to ensure lives of young Zambia are preserved-Lusambo

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President Lungu has shown enhanced political will to ensure lives of young Zambia are preserved-Lusambo

Lusaka Province Minister, Bowman Lusambo says President Edgar Lungu has shown enhanced political will towards ensuring that the lives of young people are preserved.

Mr Lusambo said President Lungu wants to see future of young people secured by ensuring that there are no new HIV infections in order to attain epidemic control.

The Provincial Minister said this in a speech read for him by Lusaka District Commissioner, David Silubanje during the 2020 Candlelight Inter-Faith Memorial Service in Lusaka’s Chawama compound held at Jesus is The King Church, on the eve of World Aids Day.

And speaking at same event, Zambia Inter Faith Networking Group (ZINGO) Board Vice Chairperson, David Masupa commended government for continuing the HIV response amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bishop Masupa further commended government for making strides in the fight against the HIV/AIDS response that is making the 2030 ending the Aids Epidemic a reality.

He said Zambia has done well in the fight against HIV/AIDS pandemic as many Zambians are now receiving lifesaving drugs.

And 2020 Candlelight Inter Faith Memorial Service Organising Committee Chairperson, Michael Gondwe has paid glowing tribute to President Lungu for developing the country.

Rev Gondwe said President Lungu has modernised Lusaka City and developed the whole country.

He said the clergyman said the people of Chawama constituency are proud to have produced Dr Lungu as a Republican President.

“We the residents of Chawama are proud of our President and the event we are commemorating this evening, we therefore consider it as a national event,” he said.

Zambia joins the rest of the world in commemorating the World Aids Day, which falls on December 1, 2020 under the theme “The Future is our Responsibility: Let’s take action now.”

National HIV/AIDS/STI/TB Council (NAC) Director General, Dr. Connie Osborne, UNAIDS Country Director Dr. Tharcisse Barihuta, Lusaka Province Aids Coordinating Advisor Eunice Masi, the clergy from different denominations who led their members and scores of Lusaka residents attended the event amid strict COVID-19 guidelines.

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