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UPND Team at the Podium demanding to be listened to
The PF says the UPND should be blamed for the delay in the announcing of presidential results due to their hypocritical behavior.
PF Secretary General Davies Chama said the UPND is holding the country at ransom because they are questioning every result in which they have lost.
He said the nation and the ECZ are being held by the throat by the UPND who have continued to question the results in PF strongholds while the PF candidate was not questioning the results in UPND where he noted that in some cases PF was getting zero in polling stations.
He said the UPND wants to create an impression that there is confusion when in fact they are the ones who want to cause the confusion.
He said everytime PF takes a lead then their people starts to throw tantrums while no one is doing that when they take a lead.
And Frank Bwalya the the Deputy Spokesperson of the PF said the behavior of UPND President Hakainde Hichilema who stormed the totalling centre was uncalled for.
He said Mr Hichilema wanted to create a situation where he gets beaten by the police so that he can claim that the elections were not free and fair.
Meanwhile the UPND leader described the delay in announcing the results as “crap”.
He said what ECZ was doing was crap because the results should have been announced by Friday as it takes less than 3hrs to count 800 ballots in one stream.
Earlier, a visibly annoyed HH angrily stormed Mulungushi international conference center in the presence of GBM and ousted MMD President Nevers Mumba demanding that the ECZ completes announcing the results with insinuations that he had won the presidential race.
HH has since demanded an urgent meeting with the ECZ.
UPND Gary Nkombo leading the Charge to demand audience with ECZ
Meanwhile, Patriotic Front (PF) candidate Edgar Lungu, attended a church service at a small Pentecostal congregation in Bauleni township.
President Lungu, who traveled incognito with a small staff detail, was accompanied to the Eastgate Revival Centre church by the First Lady Mrs Esther Lungu.
And speaking after the service, Special Assistant for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda said that President Edgar Lungu is headed for an outright victory. Mr Chanda said that State House will wait for the official declaration to be made by the Electoral Commission of Zambia.
And President Edgar Lungu has called on Zambians to allow the will of the people to prevail in the aftermath of the August 11th general election.
And President Lungu has declared that he will accept any final results that will be released by the ECZ.
The President says it is by the will of God that he has been in State House.
President says the will of God must prevail because God speaks through the people.
He says all people should hold their emotions
The Head of State was speaking at a Church Service at East Gate Revival centre at Bauleni on Sunday.
The President was accompanied by the First Lady Esther and his special assistant for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda.
And Reverend Sainti Phiri in his sermon said the difference in political opinion should divide the nation.
Reverend Phiri says the winners and loses should embrace and ensure that they do not lose focus of humanity because Zambia is bigger than any individual.
In the latest results released from 69 constituencies, PF candidate Edgar Lungu is at 699,960 while UPND candidate Hakainde Hichilema is at 644,132
Kabange Mupopo battles on two fronts to keep Team Zambia’s fading medal hopes at the Rio Olympics.
The female ‘Bo Jackson’, who is also Shepolopolo Zambia striker and captain, will run in the 400 semifinals on Sunday.
The African 400 meters champion will return to the track on Monday in heat 3 of the 200 meters.
Mupopo is racing in two events at the Olympics.
She is one of two athletes still standing from Team Zambia in Brazil after five compatriots all tumbled in the preliminary rounds of the respective events.
On Saturday, 100 meters men’s sprinter Gerald Phiri failed to qualify to the semifinals after finishing 4th in round 1 with a time of 10.27 from his heat that was won by USA star Justin Gatlin with a time of 10.01.
Meanwhile, Jordan Chipangama will be the last Zambian to start his campaign in the men’s marathon on the final day of the Olympic Games on August 21.
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United Party for National Development (UPND) senior lawyer Martha Mushipe
THE United Party for National Development (UPND) on Saturday evening filed an urgent Court matter to stop the release of the final results and sought to have 3 officials suspended.
The three officials are the Chief Electoral Officer Priscilla Isaac Mulenga, Deputy IT Director Brown Kasaro and IT Specialist Theresa Phiri.
The Lusaka High Court refused to grant a stay to stop the release of results but set Wednesday next week as a day of inter-party hearing.
The petition against the Electoral Commission of Zambia was filed by Martha Mushipe, Lukona Chambers, and Jack Mwiimbu.
They sought Judicial Review Proceedings on Saturday night.
Earlier in the day the UPND wrote a letter claiming that 3 officers it cited in the letter should be suspended by the Commission. in the letter the party also petitioned the ECZ to stop the transmission of election results electronically.
In a letter to the ECZ signed by secretary-general Stephen Katuka, the UPND sought to stop the transmission of results alleging that they were manipulated by unauthorised people
When the Electoral Commission of Zambia(ECZ) did not respond to their letter, the party sought a court order for a judicial review.
The party also sought to stop the 3 officials to act in their capacity.
The party also sought that the release of results be halted until the petition was heard.
But Judge Florence Lengalenga has allowed by the court to hear the matter but refused to stay or grant an Order to have them leave the Commission.
Judge also refused any Order to stop the release of results.
Judge Lengalenga has stated that their should be no interruption in the release of results.
The ECZ has continued to give and release results to the country.
Meanwhile, Patriotic Front (PF) deputy spokesperson Frank Bwalya has wondered why the opposition party is always jittery, especially when results favour the ruling party.
And PF Secretary General Davies Chama has said that it was shocking that the opposition United Party for National Development (UPND) is already planning to petition the general elections even before the winner is declared.
Mr Chama said in an interview yesterday that the PF cannot stop the UPND from taking court action over the presidential elections because the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) and the ruling party will defend themselves.
“It is unfortunate that someone is already planning that ‘I will go to court’ even before the announcement of final results. We cannot stop them but the courts will look at the merits of the case,” he said
The latest results after 52 constituencies have UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema in the narrow lead with 514,816 and PF candidate Edgar Lungu with 511,386 in the second place. FDD candidate Edith Nawakwi has 7,440
THE Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has dismissed reports circulating on social media that director Priscilla Isaac has been suspended.
ECZ spokesperson Crispin Akufuna said in an interview yesterday that contrary to the reports, Ms Isaac remains at the helm of the commission.
“You saw her didn’t you? If she was suspended, she would not have been here
“Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.”
(Philippians 4:6, NASB)
Anxious for Nothing
So many people today are living uptight, worried and anxious about the future, filled with frustration and concern. In the natural there may be good reason, but understand, living that way is not God’s best. God doesn’t want us to be filled with anxiety and frustration; He wants us to live in peace. You can find rest in Him knowing that no matter what is happening around you, God Almighty has His hand on you.
The next time you’re tempted to worry or be anxious about something, remember this verse. God invites us to come to Him. In fact, the Bible says He rewards those who diligently seek Him. But notice, we can’t just come to Him any old way. He wants us to come to Him with a heart of gratitude and thanksgiving. Begin by simply saying, “Father in heaven, thank You for the privilege to come before You. Thank You for hearing my prayers.” As you come to Him with an open and humble heart, He will hear you and fill you with His peace and joy to live free from anxiety all the days of your life!
A Prayer for Today
“Heavenly Father, today I choose to be anxious for nothing. I choose to set aside my worries and concerns. I thank You for Your faithfulness to meet every need in my life in Jesus’ name. Amen.”
Generally well-administered and peaceful election day marred by systematic bias in state media,
and restrictions on the campaign
Lusaka, 13 August 2016
On election day, the European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) observed voting at 520 polling streams throughout the country. The conduct of voting was positively assessed in almost all polling stations observed. Voting procedures were well implemented. The overall assessment of the closing and counting process, though protracted, was good or very good in most polling stations observed. The Mission’s Chief Observer, Ms Cécile Kyenge said this at a press conference in Lusaka, when she presented the preliminary statement of the Mission, outlining the main findings of her team’s long-term observations.
Chief Observer Cécile Kyenge commended the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) for demonstrating professionalism in its preparations for the elections, despite issues of mistrust and accusations of bias present in the pre-election period. “We have closely followed the work of ECZ since the end of June. Navigating this complex and sensitive process so far is an achievement in itself” – Ms Kyenge said. She added, however, that ECZ did miss opportunities to enhance transparency and trust in the electoral process amongst political parties and the general public.
Campaign activities were hindered by several factors, among others by ECZ’s decision to suspend campaigns for ten days in Lusaka and Namwala, which the EU EOM saw as a disproportionate move, and which unduly affected small parties and independent candidates. Police also had a role in limiting the campaign, by broadly interpreting the provisions of the Public Order Act, and using its provisions to unfairly block events of opposition parties at short notice.
State media demonstrated systematic bias in its failure to provide fair and equitable coverage of the campaigns of all parties, limiting the possibility for voters to make an informed choice. “News coverage of the state broadcaster was biased in favour of the PF and largely excluded other parties, or only reported other parties negatively” – Chief Observer Kyenge said. She also added that restrictions on private newspaper The Post constituted a serious infringement on freedom of expression during the campaign and severely limited opportunities for the opposition to access print media.
The EU EOM continues to observe the totalling of results, but regrets that its observers do not have access to the verification of results at the national results centre, despite formal requests. As so far observed, initial findings indicate totalling was generally orderly but slow, and with some technical difficulties. Party agents and observers had sufficient access to constituency totalling centres.
The EU EOM welcomes the anticipated publication on the official ECZ website of all individual polling station results forms, to ensure transparency and build confidence in the results, and urges this be done in a timely manner. Michael Gahler, head of the European Parliament delegation that joined the EU EOM before election day, especially underlined “the necessity to provide for transparency of all stakeholders at all levels and all times.”
The EU Election Observation Mission’s preliminary findings are based on the long-term observation that it conducted in Zambia since 29 June. The statement is preliminary because the election process is not yet over, with counting and tabulation still ongoing. The EU EOM remains in Zambia until the end of the process, and will also observe the complaints process after the election results are communicated.
Approximately two months after the conclusion of the electoral process a comprehensive final report will also be presented by the Mission, with recommendations for future elections.
The Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) has called on the Electoral Commission of Zambia to rescind it’s decision of not allowing stakeholders ask questions that will enable them to clarify queries on the result it is announcing on the Presidential vote.
Isaac Mwanza the YALI Governance Advisor said despite their disapproval of UPND’s Martha Mushipe’s confrontational behavior the decision by the Commission extra punitive against other stakeholders who would want to clarify before the Commission declares anyone winer.
He said the Commission must that the country is a multi-party start where different opinions should be tolerated.
“Despite our disapproval in the manner the United Party for National Development (UPND) legal counsel, Martha Mushipe, conducted herself in a confrontational manner which is not befitting the high status she holds as a learned lawyer, YALI finds the decision by the Commission extra punitive against other stakeholders who are genuinely interested in having matters clarified before the Commission can declare anyone a winner in this competitive election.
“The Commission must appreciate that Zambia has embraced multipartism where different opinions, including those who may opt to use emotions or sarcastic language, must be tolerated and we as such think the Commission must move with its well – set and long time tradition where the Commission has been able to allow stakeholders to raise questions on issues they may need clarity,” he said.
He also called on the Commission to quickly honor it’s commitment to publicise the outcome of ye Referendum outcome from Constituencies alongside announcement for Presidential results as was promised by ECZ Director of Elections, Priscilla Isaacs.
Mr Mwanza also wants clarity on the numbers needed to meet the referendum for it to be successful.
“The Commission had further promised to revert to the public to clarify on how many numbers will need to be met in the referendum for it to be successful and how many should be able to say YES. We therefore request ECZ and the Commission to provide guidance on this matter,” he said.
He also said YALI was disturbed by the Commission’s silence on the man arrested for entering the ECZ IT room.
“We are also disturbed that the Commission is constantly avoiding informing the nation on the arrest of the man who was found in their server or IT room despite the fact that it has taken over 24 hours. To remove any such suspicion that the vote has been tampered with, the Commission may do well to inform the nation on that matter and, most importantly, to submit the requested Gen12 form which political players have requested.
“The Commission must consider not proceeding to declare anyone a winner in this election before they can handover these forms to stakeholders for them to reconcile the vote. The Zambian Constitution demands that electoral disputes must quickly be resolved and the Courts must be seen only as a last option when and if the Commission fails to handle these disputes .
“We have confidence in the capacity of the Commission to deal with electoral disputes and we believe the Commission appreciates that conducting elections elections is more than just announcing results and declaring a winner. It is their primary duty to ensure that the Electoral Process Act and Code is enforced,” he said.
Earlier during the first briefing Ms Mushipe accused some ECZ officials of colluding with the PF to alter the presidential elections result a thing that lead to bitter exchange of words with ECZ Public Relations Manager Chris Akufuna.
Patriotic Front Media Committee Chairperson Frank BwalyaPF Deputy Spokesperson Frank Bwalya says his Party has scooped 93 Parliamentary seats while the opposition UPND has taken 44 seats.
Mr Bwalya said the other 9 seats have gone to independent candidates and the the former ruling party the MMD.
He said the numbers have been confirmed by his Party and various stakeholders who carried out their own parallel voter tabulations.
He also indicated that President Lungu has won the presidential poll surpassing the 50%+1 required thrashold.
He has however called on people to wait for official results from the ECZ which he said will not change because his results have been verified by his Party and other stakeholders.
UPND legal counsel Martha Mushipe has demanded that ECZ director Pricila Isaacs and two others steps down from their positions for colluding with the PF to rig the elections.
Ms Mushipe who bitterly exchanged words with ECZ Public Relations Manager Chris Akufuna said Ms Isaacs, Mr Kasaro and a third person whom she did not mention were linked to Samuel Chavula the man arrested for gaining access to the ECZ Sever room.
Ms Mushipe said the three were working together as Chavula had indicated that he was working with ECZ officials.
She accused the ECZ of changing some results in favor of the PF saying the elections will be petitioned in the event that UPND loses the polls.
She also demanded that a source document called the GEN 12 be made accessible to the parties as the credibility of election results relies on the same document being available to all parties.
Meanwhile Chris Akufuna furiously told Ms Mushipe to stop abusing the ECZ officials as the courtesy extend to party officials to ask questions was meant to facilitate for interaction and not an opportunity for abusing them.
He said those who felt they were not being listened to should find other alternatives as opposed to being abusive to the officials who were just doing their job.
He said no one will get anything from shouting.
Tempers at Mulungushi were the ECZ is totalling and announcing the presidential results are rising as it seems the results are taking long to be announced.
President Edgar Lungu
President Edgar Lungu has again taken lead in the presidential race with 22 constituencies announced so far.
President Lungu has now polled 207,547 followed by Hakainde Hichilema of the UPND with 153,630, with Edith Nawakwi in third at 2,519
UNIP’s Tilyenji Kaunda has 1,104 and Savior Chishimba of the UPP has 747.
Andyford Banda from PAC has 1,303 votes followed by the Rainbow party with 901 votes while the DA has 225 and the Green Party has polled 521.
Electoral Commission of Zambia Chairperson Justice Essau Chulu announced presidential results for the additional 14 constituencies during the latest briefing at 12 Hours.
And Patriotic front (PF) Lubansenshi constituency candidate George Mwamba has won the seat after amassing 10, 473 votes from 41 polling stations in Lubansenshi constituency.
Lubansenshi Constituency Returning Officer Chansa Mwila declared George Mwamba winner after he scored 10, 473 ballots beating his closet rival UPND’s Patrick Mucheleka who polled 4, 687 while Florence Chipalo of MMD got 1, 250 votes.
Mr. Mwamba was declared duly elected as Member of Parliament for Lubansenshi constituency around 23:58 hours last night.
In the presidential race, PF candidate Edgar Chagwa Lungu scored 12, 963 votes beating his rival Hakainde Hichilema of the United Party for National Development (UPND) who scooped 3, 300 votes, while People’s Alliance for Change (PAC) President Andyford Banda scored 314 and Maxwell Mwamba of Democratic alliance DA got 45 votes.
United Progressive People (UPP) candidate Saviour Chishimba scored 39 votes, Wynter Kabimba of Rainbow party got 36 votes while UNIP’s Tilyenji Kaunda and FDD Edith Nawakwi got 27 votes each while Green Party’s Peter Sinkamba polled 14 ballots.
Mr. Mwila said 17, 189 people cast their votes in Lubansenshi constituency which has 41 polling station of which 424 ballot papers were rejected.
In Lufwanyama,Verification of results for all the 67 polling stations in Lufwanyama district on the Copperbelt has come to a close.
Lufwanyama Returning Officer Mwiinde Mtonga has announced the final results as follows, which saw UPND’s Hakainde Hichilema get 9,273 votes while Edgar Lungu of the PF got 5,051.
Kaunda Tilyenji of UNIP managed 114, People’s Alliance for Change (PAC) candidate, Banda Andyford had 65, Rainbow Party’s Wynter Kabimba got 65 and United progressive People (UPP) Chishimba Saviour scored 35 votes.
Nawakwim Edith of the Forum for Democracy and development (FDD) got 23 votes and was closely trailed by Green Party’s PeterSinkamba with 17 votes
and democratic alliance DA’s Mwamba Maxwell with 11 votes.
In the parliamentary race, Leonard Fungulwe of the UPND got 8,154 and was followed by Athanase kaleleka of PF with 4,272 while Anne Munshya of MMD had 1,368 and Rodgers Chimena of rainbow had 618.
Mrs. Mtonga further declares that a total of 15,212 votes were cast whereas a total of 558 ballot papers were rejected.
Meanwhile, in the Mayoral elections, Moses Chiyuka for UPND got 9,195 votes, PF’s Kunka Kabunda got 5,196 votes and Chibwe Philson for the Rainbow Party got 699 votes respectively.
And for the Referendum total votes cast were 11, 700 out of which 4,421 had a No vote, 5,185 had a Yes vote and a total number of 2,094 were rejected ballots.
Meanwhile, the incoming Member of Parliament for Lufwanyama constituency Leonard Fungulwe has pledged his commitment to ensuring that more developmental projects continue taking place in the district once he resumes office.
Mr. Fungulwe noted that Lufwanyama is rich with natural resources such as minerals which the local people must benefit from hence his coming to office as Member of Parliament will make sure that the mine owners in the area give priority to the local people with job opportunities.
In terms of education, Mr. Fungulwe states that his plan is to provide educational loans to the local people so that more people should be educated.
He noted that a lot needs to be done in order for the district to be well developed.
He has since appealed to the losing candidates to accept the outcome of the results and work with him to ensure that the district is fully developed and also to improve the livelihood of the people in the district.
In Itezhi Tezhi constituency, the opposition United Party for National Development (UPND) presidential candidate Hakainde Hichilema has won in Itezhi Tezhi constituency in Central Province after polling 23,422 votes.
The UPND presidential candidate was followed by the ruling Patriotic Front candidate Edgar Lungu, who polled a total of 1,958 votes.
This is after final results from all the polling stations in all the 13 wards of Itezhi Tezhi constituency were announced.
Edith Nawakwi of the Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD) polled 35 votes and Chishimba Saviour of UPP got 59 votes followed by Kaunda Tilyenji of UNIP who polled a total of 20 votes.
Rainbow Party presidential candidate Wynter Kabimba polled 114 votes while Maxwell Mwamba of the DA polled 4 votes and Peter Sinkamba of the green party polled 17 votes while Banda Andyford of PAC polled 7 votes.
There were 603 ballot papers rejected as invalid ballot papers.
Meanwhile the UPND has scooped the Itezhi Tezhi parliamentary seat after its candidate Herbert Shabula polled 21,024 in Thursday’s elections.
Returning officer Gaphine Walubita declared Herbert Shabula as the duly elected Member of Parliament of the Itezhi Tezhi constituency around 01:30 hours this morning.
Mr Shabula was trailed by immediate past MP in the area Greyford Monde who amassed 2,524 votes.
Sheikh Chifuwe of the Rainbow Party grabbed 1757 votes while FDD’S Irene Shilupizhi amassed 180 votes.
Opposition UPND has also scooped the seat of District council chairperson after its candidate Chilombo Gift polled 22, 645 against Francis Lubasi of PF who polled 1,882.
In Solwezi the United Party for National Development (UPND) has won Solwezi Central and West constituency seats in Solwezi and Kalumbila districts respectively.
The UPND has also taken the Solwezi Mayoral seat.
UPND Solwezi Central candidate Stafford Mulusa polled 35,205 beating former Local Government Deputy Minister and PF candidate Dawson Kafwaya who got 10,540 while Monty Mwansa of the Green party only managed 407 votes.
In the mayoral race, Nicholas Mukumbi was declared winner after polling 35,497 beating his rival Sande Kayumba of the PF who got 9,986. FDD’s Marc Kalemba got 697 and Jairos Lukomba of the Green Party polled 386 votes.
Returning officer Evans Kamwana declared Mr Mulusa and Mr Mukumbi as winners of the Solwezi central and Mayoral seats at about 00: 18 hours this morning.
In Solwezi West, UPND’s Teddy Kasonso has defended his seat after polling 20,419 beating PF’s Marjorie Dauchi who got 2,483 votes while FDD’s Nathan Bukonke polled 2,686.
Solwezi West returning officer Geoffrey Kaleji declared Mr Kasonso as the duly elected MP for Solwezi West constituency in the newly created district of Kalumbila at about 00:15 hours this morning.
Solwezi Central has 81,344 registered voters with 36 polling stations while Solwezi West has 44,756 voters and 47 polling stations.
Club marks latest step in The Latitude Hotels’ Pan-African development.
The Latitude Hotels unveiled the latest addition to its Africa-wide development plan, The Other Side, an exclusive private members’ club, located in Kabulonga, Lusaka. Playfully named for its position next to its boutique hotel, Latitude 15°, it is the group’s second major Zambian investment following the launch of the hotel almost two years ago.
The club includes an in-house bar & lounge, restaurant, heated swimming pool, spa, gym and an array of dedicated workspaces.
“The Other Side is a unique private environment for socialising, networking, enterprise and innovation”, remarked James Lightfoot, Co-founder and Director of The Latitude Hotels. “Latitude 15° has not only been a success as a residential luxury hotel, but as a socialising and networking hub amongst the local community. We wanted to extend that into a more private environment, which has resulted in The Other Side. Unlike many other private members’ clubs, The Other Side will exude a more informal buzz, whether our members are looking for a place to work or relax”.
Designed by Zambia’s Lightfoot Designs and the Malawian design house, Katundu, the feel of the club is both whimsical and elegant, drawing on a combination of international and local influences. The majority of the furnishings and fittings were designed and made in Zambia and Malawi. The group’s vision has been built around creating luxury experiences out of ethical environments, empowering women and artisans whilst utilising recycled and sustainable materials.
All memberships include a social component, but members can upgrade to Fitness, Business or ‘The Other’ Memberships, the latter a combination of all three. In addition to the facilities on offer the club will also craft a regular series of music, art, cultural, business and culinary events. “The idea is to keep things fresh, involving and intriguing”, commented James Stuart, Director of The Latitude Hotels. “The club aims to evolve and stimulate through novel and unexpected events, continuously engaging and surprising our members”.
The Other Side will also open in Lilongwe, Malawi in September. Both the group’s hotel and club offerings will continue to expand across Africa. Latitude 15° will open an additional 20 guest rooms in late 2016, Kampala is currently under construction, with new developments in the pipeline in Addis Ababa, Nairobi, Maputo, Harare, Dar es Salaam and Kigali.
“We see significant opportunities, not only because of the growth of various African economies, but also because of the lack of and demand for stylish, contemporary, sociable hospitality. We don’t subscribe to luxury having to be formal or predictable. Africa is changing rapidly in so many ways and we want to be a reflection of a newer, more adventurous, more entrepreneurial continent”, Mr. Lightfoot concluded.
Margaret Mwanakatwe has become the first candidate sponsored by a ruling party to scoop the Lusaka Central parliamentary seat since the reintroduction of multi party olitics in 1991.
Since the reintroduction of plural politics, the Lusaka Central seat has only been won by opposition candidates.
Ms Mwanakatwe beat UPND Candidate Charlotte Scott, who was contesting a seat long held by her husband, Guy Scott.
Meanwhile , the Patriotic Front (PF) is on course to dominating the 156-seat Parliament with at least 87 constituencies secured in Thursday’s elections.
The polls have also seen some hitherto big names failing to win their respective contests while some constituencies have settled for independent candidates.
The PF has scored massive victories in Eastern (15), Luapula (14), Copperbelt (16), Muchinga (10), Northern (12), Central (9) and Lusaka (9) provinces. It has also won one seat each in North-Western and Western provinces.
The United Party for National Development (UPND) has dominated wins in Southern Province, Western Province and North-Western Provinces
Peezey Cables reveals artwork to his debut album?”Electric City”?set to drop on his birthday 2nd September 2016.
Pique Radcliffe Ziko commonly known as Peezey Cables is a producer , singer and song writer. He is a founding father and CEO of Helium Prime. He has produced and written songs for Eddie black, Exile (Israel), The Kicks, 2wo 1one, Macky II and others.
Peezy Cables recently released a single called Raw Booster ,that features Chef187 ,which has been well received by the Zambian Music audience. Listen to the song HERE.
