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Smuggling of maize and mealie meal should be aggressively addressed-Zambia Army Commander

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Smuggling of maize and mealie meal should be aggressively addressed-Zambia Army Commander
The Office of the Vice President through Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) has given 8,960 bags of mealie meal to Chasefu District in Eastern Province
The Office of the Vice President through Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) has given 8,960 bags of mealie meal to Chasefu District in Eastern Province

Army Commander Lieutenant General William Sikazwe says smuggling of maize and mealie meal should be aggressively addressed in order to ensure food security in the country.

General Sikazwe says neighboring countries can be allowed to buy from Zambia but only through proper channels so that Zambians are NOT disadvantaged.

The Commander was speaking in Chipata today when he paid a courtesy call on the Provincial Administration where he was met by Assistant Secretary Royd Tembo.

And the Army Commander has advised Eastern regional Commander Brigadier General John Ng’andwe to facilitate for meetings with his Mozambican and Malawian counterparts in order to seek solutions to various issues of concern along the two borders.

And Mr Tembo has congratulated the Army Commander on his appointment to the highest office in the army, describing it as well deserved.

He added that the province looks forward to further engagements with the army under his command.

The Army Commander is in Chipata on a two-day familiarisation visit.

AVIC construction accused abrogating the 20 percent sub-contracting policy

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AVIC construction accused abrogating the 20 percent sub-contracting policy
Avic International employees working on the US$ 23 million upgrade project of Lumumba Road

Ten sub-contractors have expressed concern with AVIC International, saying the contractor is allegedly abrogating the 20 percent sub-contracting policy.

The sub-contractors say AVIC has not done an evaluation of scopes of works for upgrading of selected Lusaka urban roads since April 2018.

In a letter addressed to Infrastructure and Housing Minister Vincent Mwale, the sub-contractors said AVIC international is allegedly set to go on recess on Friday 13th December 2019 without signing any contract agreement.

They said their appointment letters expire on December 31st, 2019, after which they will be invalid.

Meanwhile, Mr. Mwale said investigations are underway to ascertain if AVIC International is adhering to the 20 percent sub-contracting policy.

Mr. Mwale said he has received the petition from local contractors, adding that if the complaint from the contractors is found to be true, appropriate measures will be taken on AVIC International in line with the government’s guild lines.

But AVIC International has dismissed reports of the company going on recess, adding that they are waiting for guidance from Road Development Agency before any decision can be reached.

Perpetrator of corruption will face the full wrath of the law, regardless of their standing in society-President Lungu

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Perpetrator of corruption will face the full wrath of the law, regardless of their standing in society-President Lungu
His Excellency Dr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu
His Excellency Dr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu

President Edgar Lungu has warned that no perpetrator of corruption will be allowed to roam free, but will face the full wrath of the law, regardless of their standing in society.

The head of state notes that those who engage in corrupt practices deny mothers, fathers, and children in the rural areas and in society access to basic services such as healthcare, education and proper sanitation.

He has observed that this is because few selfish individuals pocket funds meant for the provision of public services but assured that the government will not condone that.

Speaking yesterday during the commemoration of the international anti-corruption day under the theme “united against corruption” President Lungu vowed to punish all erring officers and to recover all stolen funds.

“It is heartbreaking to see the levels of abuse and embezzlement of public resources which continue to be revealed in the auditor-general’s report, and other related reports. Colossal sums of money are reportedly lost by institutions every year because some public officers have taken it upon themselves to milk public resources for their own selfish benefit” the head of state observed.

He has further emphasized that the fight against corruption will not be politicized but told law enforcement to do their job independently without any interference.

President Lungu reiterated the government’s resolve to do what is necessary for the attainment of a corruption-free country adding that Zambia is on a path to economic prosperity and we will not allow corrupt elements to derail the country from this path of development.

“The fight against corruption begins with me, it begins with you. We should all reject corruption, hate it with a passion and report all suspicious acts to law enforcement agencies. We should not just complain and do nothing about it. We should all take action, the time is now”. He said

There is need to restore sanity in the utilization of public resources-President Lungu

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There is need to restore sanity in the utilization of public resources-President Lungu
President Lungu during the swearing in ceremony of Deputy Auditor General in the office of the Auditor General, Francis Mbewe and Public Policy Specialist –Policy Analysis and Co-ordination Division at State House
President Lungu during the swearing in ceremony of Deputy Auditor General in the office of the Auditor General, Francis Mbewe and Public Policy Specialist –Policy Analysis and Co-ordination Division at State House

President Edgar Lungu says there is a need to restore sanity in the utilization of public resources in the country.

The Head of State expressed concern at the huge financial resources that are either being misapplied or misappropriated in the public sector.

The President said this during the swearing-in ceremony of Deputy Auditor General in the office of the Auditor General, Francis Mbewe and Public Policy Specialist –Policy Analysis and Co-ordination Division at State House yesterday.

President Lungu urged newly appointed Deputy Auditor-General Francis Mbewe to apply his audit skills and resolve the numerous audit queries that constantly appear in the Auditor General’s report.

“I am concerned that huge financial resources are either being misapplied or misappropriated in the public sector. We need to restore sanity in the utilization of public resources and your office is key in finding a lasting solution to the matter.

He explained that the Mr Mbewe’s appointment is on merit, and expressed confidence that his promotion will effectively contribute to the financial and public supervision of the public service.

And the Head of State urged Public Policy Specialist Kambaila Munkoni to understand the global trends happening in this competitive world, in order to ensure that the best practices are adapted at local level for the benefit of the Zambian people.

President Lungu however, called on both newly appointed officers to take their work seriously and deliver according to the expectations of the Zambian people.

And speaking to journalists after the ceremony, Deputy Auditor General Francis Mbewe pledged his support to the Auditor General, promising to work as a team, in order to reduce on audit queries.

Mr Mbewe also explained that his office will warrant the enforcement of the Public Finance of 2018, to ensure a reduction in the audit queries.

He also stated that his office will further strive to improve the audit coverage of local authorities from the current 40 percent to a 100 percent coverage of councils as they offer service delivery to the people.

He added that there will be a heightened audit of money as well as performance audit to ensure that government programs impact citizens.

“We will also continue collaborating with other oversight institutions such as the Anti-Corruption Commission, Drug Enforcement Commission among others to ensure discipline in the expenditure of the public service.

Chambeshi Seeks New Challenge

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Coach Beston Chambeshi says he is open to new job offers after resigning as Nkana coach on Sunday.

This was Chambeshi’s third stint as Nkana coach and it lasted two and a half years.

Nkana have since promoted Manfred Chabinga to the role of acting head coach.

‘Time had come for us to separate. Time comes in football when you look back at your performance and say I have worked let me now rest,’ Chambeshi said.

‘Nkana is my team but I said let me rest so that others can take over. For me to say let me rest it was not an easy decision to make. Nkana has made me reach where I am as a coach and player,’ he said on Monday in Kitwe.

Chambeshi has been linked with a move to several clubs among them Tanzanian side Simba Sports.

‘Football is round and it can take you anywhere. For now am resting but my eyes are also open. I will wait for another door to open, you know I love coaching and I still have the energy to coach,’ he said.

The 2018 season was the hallmark of Chambeshi’s third Wusakile reign as he guided Nkana to winning the Barclays Cup after finishing second in the FAZ Super Division campaign.

And Chambishi refused to rule out the possibility of returning to Nkana in future.

‘That’s why we have advisers. Football can take you anywhere but you have to consult when offers come,’ he said with laughter.

The ex-Power Dynamos and Lumwana Radiants coach also called for unity at Nkana Stadium.

Kalampa are fourth in the FAZ Super Division with 21 points from 11 matches played.

‘I am encouraging players, the coaches, supporters and the executive to unite and work together. Our team (Nkana) is a people’s team so there is no need to point fingers at anyone,’ he added.

President Edgar Lungu expected in Kasama for a two-day official visit

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President Edgar Lungu expected in Kasama for a two-day official visit
President Lungu on Arrival at Mansa Airport
President Lungu on Arrival at Mansa Airport

President Edgar Lungu is tomorrow expected in Kasama for a two-day official visit.

The President who will arrive in Kasama in the morning is expected to commission the new civic centre in Kasama which was recently constructed.

President Lungu is also expected to go to Mporokoso district where he will commission a house that was built for a retired Reverend who is also a senior citizen.

Northern Province Minister Bwalya Chungu has confirmed the development to ZANIS in Kasama today.

Mr. Chungu said during his visit to the Province, the President is expected to also be conferred with the status of free man of Kasama.

He added that the President will during his visit to the Province also hold public meetings in Kasama and Mporokoso.

Meanwhile, the Provincial Minister has indicated that over 90 percent of the farming inputs have been distributed to all parts of the province.

The General Firearms Amnesty will Come to an End Next Year-Kanganja

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The General Firearms Amnesty will Come to an End Next Year-Kanganja
INSPECTOR General of Police, Kakoma Kanganja
INSPECTOR General of Police, Kakoma Kanganja

The General firearms Amnesty,  introduced in 2011 by the Zambia Police,  whose objective was to remove prohibited and illegally acquired Firearms as well as prohibited firearms accessories and ammunition from members of the public, with a view of reducing the prevalence of violent crime in the country,  will come to an end next year.

Inspector-General of Police Kakoma Kanganja said the Amnesty is coming to an end on 30th June 2020.

Mr. Kanganja has since appealed to the general public that those still in possession of illegally acquired firearms should take advantage of the remaining period of the Amnesty to surrender them to the Police.

He has also reminded all those who have inherited firearms of their deceased relatives without following laid down procedure in changing ownership to deposit such weapons in the Public Ware House without delay or risk being arrested and prosecuted.

Mr. Kanganja said Police will soon conduct random clean-ups in search of illegally owned firearms and all those that would be found wanting will be prosecuted accordingly and should have themselves to blame.

He has further called on members of the public who could have information on anyone in possession of illegal arms to report to any nearest police.

Some PF youth unhappy with the arrogance being exhibited by their Leaders ahead of the 2021 general elections

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Some PF youth unhappy with the arrogance being exhibited by their Leaders ahead of the 2021 general elections
PF Youths
PF Youths

Some youths in the ruling Patriotic Front are unhappy with the arrogance being exhibited by their Leaders ahead of the 2021 general elections.

The youths are also disappointed that the top party leadership is not taking into consideration concerns being raised by the grassroots over failure by the government to deliver on the pro poor promises.

Those talked to have expressed fear that the party might not win the 2021 polls should the leaders especially the party leadership continue ignoring the needs of grassroot members.

They have attributed the loss in a Ward by election in Northern Province recently to arrogance by leaders who are not willing to listen to the needs of the people.

And the PF youths have appealed to the government to find ways of addressing the increasing cost of living which is affecting every Zambian.

They are worried that if left unchecked, this will affect PFs chances of winning the 2021 polls.

Speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of victimization, the youths among them youth leaders in Lusaka feel the level at which the party is ignoring the concerns being raised by Zambians is alarming.

They have also accused the leaders of misleading President Edgar Lungu on various issues affecting the people.

ZCAS student commits suicide by jumping off the 14th floor

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ZCAS student commits suicide by jumping off the 14th floor
Government Complex
Government Complex

A twenty-year-old ZCAS student has committed suicide by throwing himself from the 14th floor of Government Complex building this afternoon.

The student who has been identified as Mwango Kandeta is the son of Chileshe Kandeta, Ministry of Finance Spokesperson.

Zambia Police spokesperson Esther Katongo confirmed in a statement that officers rushed to the scene and found a body of the deceased with several injuries.

Mrs Katongo said the deceased is reported to have jumped from the 14th floor, using the toilet window and left his slippers and a half-full bottle of Coca-cola inside the toilet where he had initially locked himself.

She explained that the door was forced open by the Police.

Mrs Katongo said the accident occurred today around 1615 hours at Government Complex at the rear lawn.

Mukula Cartel is Fake News, Reporters should rise above Fake news and return to Professional Reporting-President Lungu

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Mukula Cartel is Fake News, Reporters should rise above Fake news and return to Professional Reporting-President Lungu
British High Commissioner to Zambia HE Nicolas Wooley and DFID Representative Ememeline Dicker were paying a courtesy call on His Excellency President Edgar Lungu.
British High Commissioner to Zambia HE Nicolas Wooley and DFID Representative Ememeline Dicker were paying a courtesy call on His Excellency President Edgar Lungu.

President Edgar Lungu has said that the talk of being mentioned in the illegal trade of Mukula is a case of falsehood being perpetrated by some Reporters.

The Head of State hoped that Reporters would rise above fake news and return to professional reporting.

The President said this through his Spokesperson Isaac Chipampe who briefed journalists shortly after President Lungu held a closed-door meeting with British High Commissioner to Zambia HE Nicolas Woolley.

Mr. Chipampe indicated that President Lungu made it clear that he has on several occasions restrained himself to act on fabrications because he hoped one day Reporters in Zambia will rise above fake news.

“The President also hoped diplomatics accredited to Zambia would be using diplomatic channels whenever they had issues of concern,” said Mr. Chipampe.

“And President Lungu has expressed concern that the country is being polluted daily with lies that have the potential to endanger peace in the country. President Lungu gave an example of the Constitutional Amendment Bill, also known as Bill 10, as one document that has been misrepresented.”

The Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations further told journalists that Mr. Woolley hoped Zambia can become a regional center for trade in the region.

Mr. Chipampe said the British High Commissioner to Zambia said the United Kingdom’s economic development program for Africa is based on support to small and medium enterprises and enhancement of regional trade.

“And Mr. Whoolley said President Lungu was leading the charge to find solutions to climate change in the region. The High Commissioner said the United Kingdom will partner with Zambia to find solutions to climate change. Mr. Whoolley said MET projections are still showing harsh indicators like lower than average rainfall and higher than average temperatures to which President Lungu said he welcomed the partnership to find solutions to climate change,” said Mr. Chipampe.

MONDAY PRO’S HIT LIST

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Here is a wrap of selected foreign-based players who were in action over the weekend at their respective clubs.

RUSSIA:
Sixth placed Arsenal Tula beat fifth positioned Locomotive Moscow 4-0 to claim their second big kill following their 1-0 victory over CSKA Moscow last Monday.
Striker Evans Kangwa came on in the 87th minute but was not on target while midfielder Lameck Banda was an unused substitute.

BELGIUM:
Third from bottom KV Oostende lost 1-0 away to AS Epen on Sunday.
Fashion Sakala played the full 90 minutes against the 12th placed side.

AUSTRIA:
Leaders RB Salzburg beat second from bottom Swarovski Tirol 5-1 on Saturday.
Patson Daka scored the first goal in the 3rd minute before making way in the 76th minute for compatriot Enock Mwepu.
Daka is now third on the top scorer’s charts with 13 goals, three behind club-mate Erling Haland.

SOUTH AFRICA
-KAIZER CHIEFS: Lazarus Kambole was an unused substitute on Saturday in leaders Kaizer Chiefs 5-3 home win over Bloemfontein Celtic.
Orlando Pirates: Augustine Mulenga was an unused by Orlando Pirates in Saturday’s 2-2 away draw against ex-Chipolopolo coach Wedson Nyirenda’s Baroka FC.
Justin Shonga was not selected for the match.

-POLOKWANE CITY: Goalkeeper Mwenya Chibwe was not selected for Polokwane City in Sundays 1-0 home loss to Maritzburg United.
Salulani Phiri was substituted on the hour- mark.
Mamelodi Sundowns:Goalkeeper Kennedy Mweene was an unused substitute in Sundowns ‘ 0-0 away draw against Wydad Casablanca in Morocco on Saturday in a CAF Champions League Group C match.

-BLACK LEOPARDS: Striker Musonda Mwape played the full 90 minutes in Black Leopards 0-0 home draw against Amazulu on Saturday.

FRANCE:
On Saturday, defender Stopilla Sunzu played the full 90 minutes in third from bottom Metz’s4-1 away loss against 13th placed Nice.

Former Finance Minister Felix Mutati invited to Convention in Ruwanda

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Former Finance Minister Felix Mutati invited to Convention in Ruwanda
Mutati speaks to party officials in Ndola on Sunday.
FILE: Mutati 

 

Former Finance Minister Felix Mutati is among the eminent world Leaders that have been invited to speak at the Association of Certified Chartered Accountants, African member’s Convention to be held in Kigali, Rwanda between 9th and 11th December 2019.

Mr. Mutati, who is the 2017 ACCA Global Advocacy award winner, has been invited to give a key note address which celebrates African leaders who have made a mark contributing to changing social structures, reforming business, leading people and impacting on the Accountancy profession.

Mr. Mutati, a Chartered Accountant will also speak about how Africa can among others, prudently manage her resources for the benefit of her people.

The high level meeting which will be officially opened by Dr. Uzziel Ndagijimana, Rwanda’s Finance Minister brings together, ACCA members from the African continent.

The Convention is being held under the theme, the evolution of finance: Africa thriving in disruptive ‘sociotechnomic’ dispensation.

 

Zambia Reach COSAFA U20 Semifinals

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Zambia have sailed to the 2019 COSAFA U20 Cup semifinals with a 100 percent record following a 2-1 win over Malawi in their final Group A match today at Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka.

Oswald Mutapa’s side win Group A on maximum 9 points at the tournament Zambia is hosting in Lusaka from December 4-14.

Zambia will face Angola in the semi-finals on December 12 at the same venue after they to won Group C on maximum points following a comprehensive 4-1 win over eSwatini today.

Captain Golden Mwafwenta put Zambia ahead in the 40th minute.

Francisco Mwepu made it 2-0 in the 68th minute to score his third goal of the tournament.

Then his namesake Francisco Madinga scored Malawi’s consolation goal four minutes later.

Malawi now await Tuesdays outcome in Group C to know if they will qualify to the semis as the best second placed side of the three group tournament.

South Africa’s Zozibini Tunzi crowned 2019 Miss Universe

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South Africa’s Zozibini Tunzi crowned 2019 Miss Universe

 

Newly crowned Miss Universe 2019 South Africa’s Zozibini Tunzi waves from stage after the 2019 Miss Universe pageant at the Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, Georgia on December 8, 2019. (Photo by VALERIE MACON / AFP)

“I grew up in a world where a woman who looks like me, with my kind of skin and my kind of hair, was never considered to be beautiful.

“I think that it is time that that stops today.”

That’s the message from newly-crowned Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi, who is from South Africa.

More than 90 women from across the world took part in the pageant which was held in Atlanta in the US on Sunday.

Zozibini beat Puerto Rico’s Madison Anderson and Mexico’s Sofia Aragon in the final three to take the tiara.

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Finalists in the competition were asked a range of questions on topics such as climate change, protest and social media.

In her final question, 26-year-old Zozibini was asked what we should be teaching young girls today.

Her answer was leadership.

“It’s something that has been lacking in young girls and women for a very long time – not because we don’t want to, but because of what society has labelled women to be,” she said.

“I think we are the most powerful beings on the world, and that we should be given every opportunity. “And that is what we should be teaching these young girls – to take up space.”

Zozibini, who won Miss South Africa in August, is described by Miss Universe as “a proud advocate for natural beauty”.

It adds that she’s “a passionate activist and engaged in the fight against gender based violence”.

“She has devoted her social media campaign to changing the narrative around gender stereotypes.”

Although her exact prizes aren’t revealed by Miss Universe, Zozibini’s expected to have won a year’s stay rent-free in an apartment in New York – and a salary worth around $100,000 (£76,000).

She’ll also fly around the world for media and modelling opportunities.

(Source: BBC)

WEEKEND SCORECARD

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In no particular order, here are the coaches who have left their respective posts so far after the first twelve rounds of games played in the 2019/2020 FAZ Super Division season.

-Nkwazi: Chris Kaunda (Fired)

-Power Dynamos: Fordson Kabole (Fired), Guston Mutobo (Fired)

-Kabwe Warriors: Tennant Chilumba (Contract not renewed)

-Buildcon: Tenant Chembo (Mutual Consent )

-Nakambala Leopards: Zeddy Saileti (Contract not renewed)

-Mufulira Wanderers: Elijah Chikwanda (fired)

-Lumwana Radiants: Chewe Mulenga (Fired)

-Forest Rangers: Perry Mutapa (Resigned to join Power Dynamos)

-Nkana: Beston Chambeshi (Mutual Consent )

WEEKEND SCORECARD

-2019/20 CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
07/12/2019
GROUP A
-Levy Mwanawasa Stadium, Ndola
Zesco 1(Winston Kalengo 65′)-TP Mazembe 2(Jackson Muleka 9′ 63′)

-Al-Salam Stadium , Cairo, Egypt
Zamalek 2(Achraf Bencharki 16′ 68′)-Premiero de Agosto 0

-2019/20 CAF CONFEDERATION CUP
08/12/2019
GROUP B
-National Heroes Stadium,Lusaka
Zanaco 1(Charles Zulu 25′) -RSB Berkane 1(Djiril Quattara 15′)
–Stade René Pleven d’Akpakpa, Cotonou, Benin
ESAE 0-DC MOtema Pembe 2(Vinny Bongonga 37′, Vinny Kombe 52′)

-2019/2020 FAZ SUPER DIVISION
07/12/2019
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Nakambala Leopards 0-Lumwana Radiants 2(Emmanuel Manda 35′,Richard Zulu 70′)

Green Eagles 1(Amity Shamande 3′)-Red Arrows 1(James Chamanga 30′)

2019/2020 TOP SCORERS
LEAGUE
07/12/2019
Jesse Were (Zesco):10

Idris Mbombo(Nkana):8

James Chamanga(Red Arrows):7

Elias Maguri(Nakambala Leopards):5
Bornwell Mwape (Napsa Stars):5

Emmanuel Manda(Lumwana Radiants):4
Babe Basile(Lusaka Dynamos):4
Kennedy Musonda (Green Eagles):4
Jimmy Ndhlovu(Kabwe Warriors):4
Adams Zikiru (Forest Rangers):4

Moses Phiri (Buildcon) :3
Royd Alfonso (Kansanshi Dynamos):3
Jeff Banda (Nkwazi):3*
Roger Kola (Zanaco):3
Martin Dzilah (Lumwana):3
Daniel Chama (KYSA):3
Thabani Kamusoko(Zesco):3
Friday Samu (Green Buffaloes):3
Emmanuel Phiri (Kansanshi):3
Winston Kalengo (Zesco):3
Bruce Musakanya (Red Arrows):3
Chris Mugalu (Lusaka Dynamos):3
Eric Choomba(Nkwazi):3

Shadreck Mulungwe (Green Eagles):2
Moro Ameru (KYSA):2
Willy Stephanus(Lusaka Dynamos):2
Moussa Lemisa(Lusaka Dynamos):2
Rahim Osumanu (Mufulira Wanderers) :2
Fredrick Mulambia(Power Dynamos):2
Paul Simpemba (Green Buffaloes):2
Chitiya Mususu(Zanaco):2
Gozon Mutale(Green Eagles):2
Laudit Mavugo (Napsa Stars) :2
Kelvin Mubanga(Nkana):2
Jack Chirwa (Green Buffaloes) :2
Anthony Akumu (Zesco United):2
Ronald Kampamba (Nkana):2
Danny Silavwe (Napsa Stars):2
Tafadzwa Rusike (Zanaco):2
Evans Musonda(Red Arrows):2
Patrick Ilongo(Forest Rangers):2
Junior Zulu(Nakambala):2
Charles Zulu (Zanaco):2
Alidor Kayembe(Buildcon):2
Biramahire Abeddy (Buildcon):2
Kwame Attrum (Mufulira Wanderers):2
Ian Sililo(KYSA):2
Spencer Sautu(Green Eagles):2*
Collins Sikombe (Napsa Stars) :2

Chanda Mushili(Buildcon):1
Jamal Jefaru (Mufulira Wanderers):1
Hosea Silwimba (Green Eagles) :1
Mise Katende(Mufulira Wanderers) :1
Christian Ntouba (Power Dynamos) :1
Eric Kabulo (Buildcon) :1
Dominic Chanda(Kabwe Warriors):1
Felix Nyaende (Kabwe Warriors):1
Eddie Sinyangwe(Green Buffaloes):1
George Ngoma (Green Buffaloes):1
Akakulubelwa Mwachiyaba(Kabwe Warriors):1
Stephen Kabamba(Green Buffaloes):1
Webster Muzaza (Forest Rangers):1
Laurent Muma (Forest Rangers):1
Marvin Jere(Lusaka Dynamos):1
Clement Mwape (Zesco):1
Umaru Kasumba (Zesco):1
Quadri Kola (Zesco):1
Martin Kayuwa(Power Dynamos):1
Lazarus Zulu(Kansanshi):1
Peter Mwangani(Forest Rangers):1
Moonga Chilimba (Buffaloes):1
Leonard Mulenga(Buffaloes):1
Felix Bulaya (Nakambala):1
Joseph Mwandilila(Green Eagles):1
Norbet Chisala (Kansanshi Dynamos):1
Chisenga Lukwemba(Nakambala):1
Andrew Kwiliko (Green Eagles):1
Tresor Ilunga(KYSA):1
Derrick Mwansa (Kabwe Warriors):1
Patrick Kasunga (Kabwe Warriors):1
Andrew Tololwa (Red Arrows): 1
Linos Makwaza Jnr(Power):1
Obeddy Masumbuko (Nkana):1
Thomas Banda(Napsa): 1
Davies Kamanga(Mufulira Wanderers):1
Simon Nkhata (Napsa Stars):1
Ali Sadiki(Kabwe Warriors):1
Larry Bwalya(Power Dynamos):1
Benson Sakala(Power Dynamos):1
Isaac Ngoma (Kansanshi Dynamos):1
Enock Sabamukumana(Zesco):1
Erick Chomba (Nkwazi):1
Chanida Zulu (Lumwana):1
Richard Zulu (Lumwana):1
John Ngoma(Nakambala):1
Simon Mulenga (Nkana):1
Isaac Shamujompa (Buildcon):1
Austin Banda(Napsa Stars):1
Harun Shakava (Nkana):1
Doisy Soko (Napsa Stars):1
Emmanuel Habasimbi(Lusaka Dynamos):1
Peter Mwaangani(Forest Rangers):1
Moussa Souleymanou (Zanaco):1
Luka Banda (Napsa):1
Mukuka Chewe (Lumwana):1*
Amity Shamande (Green Eagles):1
*Denotes an own-goal

08/12/2019
CONTINENTAL (**CAF & CECAFA Club Cup)
Amity Shamende (Green Eagles):5**

Tapson Kaseba (Green Eagles):3**
Ziyo Tembo (Zanaco):3
Roger Kola (Zanaco):3
Spencer Sautu (Green Eagles):3**
Guily Manziba (Zanaco):3
Kennedy Musonda(Green Eagles):3**

Jesse Were(Zesco United):2

Charles Zulu (Zanaco):1
Winston Kalengo(Zesco):1
Moussa Souleymanou(Zanaco):1
Clement Mwape(Zesco):1
Ernest Mbewe (Zanaco):1
Damiano Kola(Zanaco):1
Emmanuel Okutu(Zanaco):1
Thabani Kamusoko(Zesco):1
Tafadzwa Rusike (Zanaco):1
Kayembe Alidor (Buildcon):1
Omaru Kasumba (Zesco United):1
John Chingandu (Zesco United):1
Shadreck Mulungwe (Green Eagles):1**
Edward Mwamba (Green Eagles):1
Boniface Sunzu (Green Eagles):1**
*Denotes one own goal

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