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President Hichilema Announces Commencement of Ndola-Lusaka Dual Carriageway Roadworks

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President Hichilema Announces Commencement of Ndola-Lusaka Dual Carriageway Roadworks

In an announcement on his official Facebook page, President Hakainde Hichilema revealed the eagerly anticipated commencement of roadworks on the Ndola-Lusaka dual carriageway. President Hichilema described this project as a flagship initiative under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) financing model.

In his brief Facebook post, President Hichilema stated, “The works on the much-awaited Ndola-Lusaka dual carriageway project have commenced. This is one of our flagship projects under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) financing model.” The announcement marks a significant milestone in the development of Zambia’s infrastructure.

President Hichilema expressed his optimism for the successful completion of the project, highlighting the government’s unwavering commitment to transforming Zambia into a pivotal transport hub for Southern and Central Africa. He stated, “We look forward to the smooth completion of this project and lay the foundation for other similar arrangements as we make Zambia the transport hub for Southern and Central Africa.”

The Ndola-Lusaka dual carriageway project has been eagerly awaited and is seen as a crucial infrastructure development that will improve connectivity and transportation efficiency between these two major cities. The modernization of this key transportation route is expected to facilitate economic growth, enhance trade, and improve overall accessibility for residents and businesses.

This major undertaking follows the signing of a groundbreaking 25-year Public Private Partnership (PPP) Concession Agreement on February 28, 2023, between the Zambian government and the Macro Oceans Investment Consortium (MOIC). Under the terms of the agreement, MOIC has committed to constructing a 327-kilometer dual carriageway, connecting Lusaka and Ndola, at a total cost of 650 million United States dollars.

Fatal Road Accident Claims Four Lives on Mufulira-Sabina Road

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Fatal Road Accident Claims Four Lives on Mufulira-Sabina Road

Tragedy struck on Monday morning near Kansuswa Bridge on the Mufulira-Sabina Road when a horrific road accident involving three vehicles claimed the lives of at least four people, leaving two others seriously injured.

According to Copperbelt Commanding Officer Peacewell Mweemba the accident occurred at approximately 07:40 hours and involved three vehicles: a Volvo truck with trailer, a Mitsubishi Canter, and a Nissan Hiace Minibus.

The sequence of events leading to the tragedy began when the Volvo truck, driven by F. Banda Mellissa, aged 34, was headed from the south towards the northern direction on the Sabina-Mufulira road. Unfortunately, the driver appeared to have misjudged the clearance distance or the speed of the second motor vehicle, the Mitsubishi Canter, which it subsequently collided with. The impact caused the Volvo truck to lose control and collide with the third vehicle, a Nissan Hiace Minibus driven by Mathews Mwape, aged 32, from Mufulira’s Mulundu compound.

The accident resulted in the tragic loss of four lives, with Philemon Mwanza, Nkandu, Priscilla Bwanga, and an unidentified female passenger all succumbing to their injuries at the scene. Two additional passengers suffered serious injuries and were admitted to Kamuchanga Hospital. These included Peggy Musonda, aged between 20 and 25, who sustained multiple head injuries, and Edina Mwansa, aged 59, who also suffered head injuries.

Seven other passengers on the Nissan Hiace Minibus sustained minor injuries and were treated at Kamuchanga Hospital before being discharged.

The accident has raised concerns about road safety and the need for increased vigilance on the roads.

Spanish Football Federation President Apologizes for Unwanted Kiss to Player Jennifer Hermoso After World Cup Victory

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Spanish Football Federation President Apologizes for Unwanted Kiss to Player Jennifer Hermoso After World Cup Victory

The President of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), Luis Rubiales, has publicly apologized for an incident in which he gave Spain’s star player, Jennifer Hermoso, an unwanted kiss on the lips following the team’s victory in the Women’s World Cup final against England.

The incident, which occurred during FIFA’s awards ceremony after the final match, has sparked widespread criticism and condemnation from politicians and journalists alike, with many labeling Rubiales’ behavior as “unacceptable” and “disgusting.”

In a video statement, Rubiales expressed his regret for the incident, acknowledging that he had made a mistake. He clarified that there was no ill intent behind the kiss and that it happened spontaneously in a moment of elation. He emphasized that there was a good relationship between him and the players, including Jennifer Hermoso.

Rubiales went on to express his sincere apologies to anyone who felt offended by the incident, and he acknowledged that the situation had garnered attention beyond their initial understanding within the team.

Jennifer Hermoso, in an Instagram live video, shared her perspective on the incident, stating that she didn’t expect the kiss but believed it was a result of the emotion of the moment. She downplayed its significance, considering it an anecdote of the time.

Despite the controversy surrounding the incident, Rubiales defended the team’s victory, urging people to celebrate the remarkable achievement of the Spanish women’s football team. He expressed his pride in their success and stressed the need to respect and acknowledge their achievements.

The incident has led to calls for Rubiales’ resignation by some political figures, while Spain’s Minister of Culture and Sport, Miquel Iceta, described the kiss as “unacceptable” and called for an explanation from Rubiales.

In the aftermath of Spain’s historic victory in the Women’s World Cup, this incident has drawn attention to issues of personal boundaries and respect in the world of sports, prompting a broader discussion about appropriate behavior in such contexts.

House of Chiefs Chairperson Condemns Harassment of Former President Edgar Lungu in Mfuwe

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House of Chiefs Chairperson Condemns Harassment of Former President Edgar Lungu in Mfuwe

The Chairperson of the House of Chiefs, Chief Chisunka, has strongly condemned the reported harassment of former President Edgar Lungu by suspected UPND (United Party for National Development) cadres during the Malaila Ceremony in Mfuwe. The incident has sparked concerns about the intrusion of politics into traditional gatherings.

Chief Chisunka asserted that traditional leaders are committed to maintaining a non-partisan stance, and traditional ceremonies should not be marred by political affiliations or disputes. He emphasized that these cultural events are meant to celebrate heritage and promote unity among diverse communities.

In a statement addressing the disturbing incident, Chief Chisunka expressed his disappointment, stating that the actions of suspected UPND cadres at the Malaila Ceremony demonstrated a lack of respect for elders and the cherished values upheld by traditional leaders.

The Malaila Ceremony, like many other traditional gatherings, is considered a time-honored occasion for people from all walks of life to come together, irrespective of their political beliefs. Chief Chisunka urged Zambians to respect the sanctity of such events and refrain from using them as platforms for political confrontation.

In response to the incident, Cornelius Mweetwa, the spokesperson for the ruling UPND party, issued a stern statement emphasizing the importance of upholding the rule of law. He emphasized that anyone who violates the law must be held accountable, regardless of their political affiliation.

Mweetwa asserted the UPND administration’s commitment to the rule of law and stated that political affiliation should not be used as a shield to engage in criminal activities. He highlighted that the party’s leadership is dedicated to ensuring that Zambia’s democratic principles are upheld, and that law and order are maintained.

Works on Ndola-Lusaka dual carriage- way commence

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Works on Ndola-Lusaka dual carriage- way commence

President Hakainde Hichilema has announced on his official Facebook page the commencement of road works on the Ndola-Lusaka dual carriage way.

In a brief Facebook post, President Hichilema revealed that the long-awaited works on the Ndola-Lusaka dual carriage- way have since commenced.

 President Hichilema described the road project as a flagship under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) financing model.

 “The works on the much-awaited Ndola-Lusaka dual carriage way project have commenced. This is one of our flagship projects under the Public Private Partnership (PPP) financing model,” He said in a Facebook post.

Mr Hichilema said he was looking forward to the successful completion of the project.

The Head of State said the government remains committed to making Zambia the transport hub for Southern and Central Africa.

“We look forward to the smooth completion of this project and lay the foundation for other similar arrangements as we make Zambia the transport hub for Southern and Central Africa.”

On February 28, 2023 signed a 650 million United States dollars, 25 years Public Private Partnership (PPP) Concession Agreement with Macro Oceans Investment Consortium (MOIC) to construct a 327Km dual carriageway between Lusaka and Ndola.

Criminal networks have become sophisticated -President Hichilema

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Criminal networks have become sophisticated -President Hichilema

President Hakainde Hichilema has called for collaborative efforts by law enforcement agencies and adoption of innovative prosecuting techniques in the fight against economic and financial crime.

President Hichilema says criminal networks have become increasingly sophisticated in their activities by exploiting technological gaps, hence prosecutors should develop a range of strategies for digital, economic and financial crime investigation and prosecution.

The President said increased cross-agency collaboration should be taken as a priority for prosecuting economic and financial crimes in the digital era as they have become difficult to identify, investigate and prosecute.

 President Hichilema said this in a speech read for him by Minister of Justice, Mulambo Haimbe during the official opening of the Inaugural National Prosecutors Conference in Livingstone today.

The Head of State emphasised on team work and creation of synergies for timely sharing information in the fight against crime.

“The nature and complexity of crime is ever changing and the crime threat that we face continues to grow and evolve. Criminal networks are becoming increasingly resilient and exploiting technology to unleash emerging types of crimes and are also developing new methods of committing new crimes. Therefore, there should be team work if the fight against crime is to be won,” he said.

The President further stated that there is need for knowledge, skills and continued development of prosecutors to effectively deal with emerging complex corruption, organised crimes and money laundering offences.

The Head of State added that investigating and prosecuting criminals should be done on an international scale as modern crimes do not end at the country’ borders.

“We need close collaboration between law enforcement agencies around the globe. Prosecutors need to work together to identify, investigate and prosecute transnational crimes,” he said.

He noted that prosecutorial excellence in the economic and financial crime in the digital era is cardinal if crimes are to be detected, investigated and effectively prosecuted.

Speaking at the same event, Director of Public Prosecutions, Gilbert Phiri has challenged prosecutors across the country to exercise excellence in handling cases.

Mr Phiri said prosecutors should not fear to prosecute anyone involved in criminal activities as no one is above the law.

“This conference has provided a platform for sharing best experiences and practices that can help to shape your expertise in dealing with these crimes,” he said.

 United Nations Resident Coordinator, Beatrice Mutali has praised the government for its efforts in fighting economic and financial crimes in the country.

Meanwhile, Attorney General Alliance Africa (AGA), International Advisor John Edozie has called for utilisation of technological advancement in the fight against crime.

Kamanga: MUZA and Power Dynamos Need Our Support

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FAZ President Andrew Kamanga says FC Muza and Power Dynamos deserve support as they compete in Africa.

Power started the CAF Champions League campaign on Saturday with a 2-1 away loss to African Stars of Namibia.

Debutants Muza forced a 1-1 draw against Cano Sport in the CAF Confederation Cup tie away in Equatorial Guinea.

Writing in his weekly column published on Monday, Kamanga said CAF games are not about clubs but national pride.

He said Muza and Power have an opportunity to push for qualification to the next round as they play return matches at home this weekend.

Kamanga said debutants Muza deserve commendations for getting an away draw.

“A big congratulation to debutants MUZA who recorded a 1-1 away draw to Cano Sport in Malabo while Power Dynamos lost 2-1 to Namibian outfit African Stars in South Africa but are still in with a chance at home,” Kamanga wrote.

“This weekend will be a huge window for our continental envoys to push for qualification to the next round. Their CAF campaign is no longer a club affair but a national one and we urge everyone to come in droves and support our flag carriers. Their progress on the continent will ultimately translate into progress for the whole country,” he stated.

Power hosts African Stars in the return leg this Saturday at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola.

DC prodded to expedite fruit processing plants in three districts

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DC prodded to expedite fruit processing plants in three districts

BuyZed Chief Executive Officer Evans Ng’oma has called on the Industrial Development Cooperation (IDC) to expedite the full operationalization of the fruit and cassava processing plants in Kalene, Katete and Chitambo Districts.

 Mr Ng’oma said the three plants have the potential to create the much-needed jobs for the youths in the country if fully operationalized.

He expressed displeasure at the pace the Kalene and Katete fruit processing plants including the Chitambo cassava factory are operating.

Mr Ng’oma wondered why the plants had been operating below the production capacity.

He implored IDC to issue a report on what is hampering the named processing plants from operating at full capacity.

Mr Ng’oma stressed that the Kalene and Katete fruit processing plants are critical to Zambia’s industrialization.

He urged IDC to take keen interest in establishing what is hindering the three processing facilities from operating to expectations.

Mr Ng’oma advised IDC to consider soliciting for funds to rejuvenate the operations of the Kalene, Katete and Chitambo processing plants.

He indicated that BuyZed is interested in seeing to it that the three industrial facilities are fully operational as these are key to promoting the consumption of locally produced goods and services.

Mr Ng’oma said BuyZed thrives on the success of local enterprises hence its call for an audit on what is causing the named plants from operating at capacity despite having been commissioned.

This is contained in a statement made available to ZANIS by BuyZed founder Evans Ng’oma.

ZRA Impounds South African Truck Loaded With Alcoholic Beverages

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ZRA Impounds South African Truck Loaded With Alcoholic Beverages

The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) has taken decisive action by impounding a South African truck carrying assorted alcoholic beverages that were significantly undervalued. This move comes as part of the ZRA’s ongoing efforts to combat tax evasion and ensure that the government receives its rightful revenue.

The consignment in question, had it gone unnoticed, would have resulted in a potential loss of approximately One million Kwacha in taxes. Oliver Nzala, ZRA’s Corporate Communications Manager, revealed that the importer had presented documents indicating that the goods were valued at around 774 thousand Kwacha. However, upon closer inspection, it was discovered that the true value was far higher, standing at K1.8 million.

Nzala stated that the ZRA had utilized its intelligence systems and cross-referenced details from the country of origin to uncover the undervaluation scheme. In light of this discovery, the ZRA intends to conduct a thorough assessment and impose penalties on the importer in addition to the correct taxes owed.

Importantly, Nzala issued a stern warning, emphasizing that if the importer fails to comply with the corrective measures within 14 days, the ZRA will initiate seizure and forfeiture procedures, further underscoring the seriousness of tax evasion.

Addressing the media in Lusaka, Nzala stressed the importance of importers making accurate declarations and adhering to tax regulations. He noted that the ZRA’s primary mission is to facilitate trade, and punitive measures are only taken when necessary to protect government revenue.

By cracking down on undervaluation and tax evasion, the ZRA aims to protect public funds and uphold the integrity of tax regulations, ultimately contributing to Zambia’s economic stability and development.

Hippo Rescued from Septic Tank in Livingstone: A Tale of Human-Animal Conflict

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Hippo Rescued from Septic Tank in Livingstone: A Tale of Human-Animal Conflict

In a display of cooperation between the Department of National Parks and Wildlife and the Livingstone City Council Fire Brigade, a hippopotamus has been successfully rescued from a septic tank in Dambwa Site and Service Township, Livingstone.

The incident unfolded after concerned residents reported the presence of the stranded hippo, believed to have strayed from its natural habitat in the Mosi Oa Tunya National Park. According to Andrew Mukupa, the Senior Warden for the Department of National Parks and Wildlife in the Southern Region, the hippo had been trapped in the septic tank since Saturday evening, approximately at 22:00 hours.

Mukupa explained that the operation to rescue the animal required the delicate breaking of the septic tank’s walls to ensure the hippo’s safe exit without causing any harm to the creature. After a successful extraction, the hippo has been safely relocated back to its natural habitat within the national park.

However, this heartwarming rescue story is marred by an unfortunate backdrop of human-animal conflict in the area. Mukupa expressed disappointment that local residents had vandalized the wire fence erected by the department to mitigate such conflicts. The incident underscores the ongoing challenges faced by communities residing in proximity to wildlife reserves.

Silvia Hachilango, the current occupant of the house where the hippo was trapped, shared her account of the incident. She recounted that residents became aware of the trapped animal after hearing a loud crash, presumably caused by the hippo’s fall into the septic tank.

Hachilango, like many others in the area, urged authorities to seek a lasting solution to the human-animal conflict. Her plea reflects the broader concern among residents who have to coexist with wildlife while ensuring the safety and well-being of both humans and animals.

Appreciate Each Other’s Cultures – HH

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Appreciate Each Other’s Cultures – HH

President Hakainde Hichilema has called upon all Zambians to embrace and appreciate each other’s diverse cultures and traditions, fostering unity in the nation. The President emphasized the importance of learning different languages and understanding each other’s values as a means to strengthen national cohesion.

With reference to this year’s Ukusefya Pang’wena Traditional Ceremony of the Bemba people in Mungwi District, Northern Province, President Hichilema expressed his admiration for the unity displayed by the Litunga of Western Province and Paramount Chief Chitimukulu, highlighting it as a positive example of the harmony that should prevail across the country.

Local Government and Rural Development Minister Gary Nkombo delivered President Hichilema’s address at the ceremony, where the President underlined his determination to enhance the quality of life for all Zambians. He stressed that this commitment was being manifested through significant improvements in various sectors of the economy, including education and healthcare.

Paramount Chief Chitimukulu, represented by Dr. Bwalya Chiteba, echoed the President’s call for national unity, irrespective of cultural differences. He expressed gratitude to President Hichilema for the upgrade of Kasama Airport to international standards, lauding this as a demonstration of the President’s dedication to fulfilling promises made to the Zambian people.

Furthermore, Chief Chitimukulu extended his appreciation to the Litunga for gracing this year’s Ukusefya Pang’wena traditional ceremony, a gesture seen as strengthening the bonds between different regions and cultures in Zambia.

In a show of solidarity, Ngambela Mukela Manyando, a representative of the Litunga, emphasized the importance of collaboration between the Bemba and Lozi communities in promoting national unity. Manyando also congratulated Paramount Chief Chitimukulu on marking his remarkable ten years on the throne, acknowledging his leadership’s contributions to the preservation of culture and unity in Zambia.

Suspected Thief Dies in High-Speed Getaway, Accomplice Injured

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Suspected Thief Dies in High-Speed Getaway, Accomplice Injured

A suspected thief lost his life while attempting to flee from a crime scene, while his accomplice sustained severe injuries as the stolen vehicle they were in overturned. The incident took place at approximately 19:00 hours on Thursday near the Kapata Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) Church in Chipata, Eastern Province.

The victim of this crime were Pastor Adams Mwale, who was attacked and robbed of his Mazda Axela valued at K45,000. Pastor Mwale, who was on his way to offer prayers for someone, fell prey to the brazen assailants.

According to Eastern Province Police Commanding Officer, Limpio Liywalii, who briefed ZNBC News on the incident, the stolen vehicle met its unfortunate fate in the fisheries area along the Chipata-Mfuwe road. The high-speed chase came to a tragic end, resulting in the death of one of the suspects, identified as Max. His accomplice, identified as Gift Mulenga, survived the crash but sustained serious injuries, including fractured legs, a cut on the left heel, and general body pains.

The body of the deceased suspect, Max, has been transferred to the Chipata Central Hospital mortuary, where a post-mortem examination will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death. Meanwhile, Gift Mulenga is currently receiving medical treatment in the same hospital under the watchful eye of medical professionals.

Both suspects are reported to hail from Kawama compound in Kitwe, further fueling speculation that they may have been involved in criminal activities before this unfortunate incident.

In a significant breakthrough for the police investigation, authorities recovered a pistol with 13 rounds of ammunition at the scene. This discovery suggests that the suspects may have been armed during the robbery and subsequent getaway.

The incident has sent shockwaves through the local community and serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by criminal activities. The Eastern Province Police Command has vowed to continue their efforts to ensure the safety and security of residents in the area.

Delayed maternity wing completion irks lawmaker

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Delayed maternity wing completion irks lawmaker

Mwinilunga Constituency Law maker Newton Samakayi has given a one-month ultimatum to the contractor building a maternity wing at Nyangombi to complete the works.

Mr. Samakayi has further directed Mwinilunga Town Council to ensure that they promptly play their role in ensuring that what is due to the contractor is given to him without delay.

Mr. Samakayi said the contract which was given in May this year had a project period of three months but is not yet completed four months on.

He was speaking when he inspected works of a Maternity wing being constructed using the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) at Nyangombi clinic.

“This project should have been finished by now; the time that was allocated was three months, but we are in the fourth month now,” he said.

The Lawmaker said people in the area can not wait any longer to begin accessing services from the facility as the money to do the work is readily available.

Samuteba ward councillor Henry Kasungulu said people in the area are thankful to the government for building them a maternity wing and other projects in the ward through CDF.

Mr. Kasungulu said previously women in the area were covering long distances to access maternity and other healthy services.

“We are so grateful for the government having considered us as a ward and also as a zone and appeal that more projects can come,” he said.

The civic leader hoped more projects could be done in other sectors as well and appealed for timely and quality delivery of the projects.

Cultural exchange key to fostering national unity – Litunga

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Cultural exchange key to fostering national unity – Litunga

Litunga Lubosi Imwiko II of the Lozi People says the cultural exchange between the Bemba’s and Lozi’s at the 2023 Ukusefya Pan’gwena traditional ceremony for the Bemba people serves as a basis for combined force in the fight against tribalism and nepotism.

In a speech read by Prime Minister of Barotseland Mukela Manyando,the Litunga said doomsayers have sown a bitter seed of mistrust among the people which can lead to disunity in the country if left unchecked.

He said his invitation to grace the Ukusefya pa N’gwena traditional ceremony was long overdue.

The Litunga said the cultural exchange will promote regional understanding, foster unity and harmony in the nation.

“Today history has been made, our ancestors look at us with pride as fate as dictated destiny,” he said.

And President Hakainde Hichilema, who was represented by Local Government and Rural Development Minister Gary Nkombo said the coming together of Bembas and Lozi people reflects what the United Party for National Development UPND campaigned on to unify the country.

He encouraged people across the country to continue nurturing the spirit of brotherhood and live at peace with each other.

“I wish to encourage you to be peace ambassadors in your respective communities transcending all religions., political and cultural boundaries,” he said

The President said government will continue uniting the people by taking development to all parts of the country.

And Paramount Chief Chitimukulu of the Bemba people also praised the cultural exchange between the two tribes.

The Mwinelubemba who was represented by Ukusefya Pangwena Traditional ceremony organising committee Chairperson, Bwalya Chiteba explained that this goes a long way in promoting peace and unity.

He underscored the importance of cultural exchange between the Bemba and Lozi people.

He said the interaction between the two tribes will help realize the one Zambia one nation motto.

Meanwhile, the chief has commended government for completing works on the runway at Kasama Airport.

The Mwinelubemba said the airport is important to unlocking the potential in Northern Province.

Meanwhile Northern Province Minister Leonard Mbao said the cultural interaction is an indication of commitment and resolve to preserve Zambia’s Cultural heritage.

Mr Mbao said this interaction should be encouraged among all tribes across the country.

“I’m happy as Northern Province Minister to be part of this history which has been made,” he said.

Thousands of people witnessed the Ukusefya pa N’gwena traditional ceremony for the Bemba people at the Ngwena arena in Mungwi District.

This year’s ceremony was graced by The Litunga Lubosi Imwiko II of the Lozi people of Western Province who came with a high-powered delegation of two hundred people.

King Lubosi Imwiko II of the Lozi People is the first traditional leader from Barotseland to grace the ukusefya pa N’gwena traditional ceremony for Bemba people in Mungwi District of Northern Province.

Kasama Airport rehabilitations elate government

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Kasama Airport rehabilitations elate government

Minister of Transport and Logistics Frank Tayali has described as fantastic the rehabilitated runway at the Kasama Airport.

Mr Tayali said he has ascertained the runway at the airport and is fit and can be commissioned by the President.

He indicated that the completion of work at the airport is expected to derive numerous benefits for Kasama and the province.

The Minister said the coming of the airport will help to open up tourism in the region and promote trade.

He said the airport will help in connecting the region to the rest of the country, especially that roads leading to Kasama are in poor condition.

Mr Tayali has since commended the president for making it a priority that works on the airport which had stalled for years is completed

He also reiterated government commitment to delivering developments to all parts of the country, regardless of its political representation.

Mr Tayali said this in an interview with journalists at the airport shortly after landing.

The Minister is in Kasama for the Ukusefya pa Ngwena traditional ceremony of the Bemba people in Mungwi District.

 National Airport acting Director Airport Services, Joseph Mumbi said the runway at Kasama Airport is big enough to handle any type of aircraft.

He said the coming of the runway has given a chance to the service to grow the domestic air services.

Mr Mumbi said the development will also feed into the international traffic.

He said the coming of the airport will also encourage many operators to join the industry in the country.

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