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Barney augments his team with new blood for a personal battle: to take down Conrad Stonebanks, the Expendables co-founder and notorious arms trader who is hell bent on wiping out Barney and every single one of his associates.
PROS
Good performance by the huge cast , especially Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham . Antonio Banderas also had a good performance providing the comic relief .
Excellent action scenes .
CONS
It was great to see Wesley Snipes in the movie , but his character didn’t really contribute much to the grand scheme of things .
the movie was a bit predictable .
FAVORITE QUOTES
Conrad Stonebanks: Hey, Barney. You shoulda kill me when you had the chance.
Doc: I’m the knife before Christmas.
CONCLUSION
Expendables 3 was everything that we were promised , an over the top , testosterone filled ,action packed , joy ride . But having watched the first 2 films in the series , this one should have been a little less predictable . Dont get me wrong it was an awesome movie , but it lacked the “WOW” factor. I could easily see there being an Expendables 4 , even 5 . but the franchise needs to be shaken up a bit .
PF Supporters hoist the candidate at Mangango Parish Hall after he was declared the winner of the Tuesday’s parliamentary by-elections in Kaoma District
Newly elected Member of Parliament (MP) for Mangango Constituency Lingweshi Lyambai said his first priority is to look into the Farmer Input Support Programme (FISP) so that farmers in the area are empowered through the formation of cooperatives.
Mr Lingweshi said he will also lobby the Ministry of Community Development Mother and Child Health to ensure that an ambulance is sent to Mutondo health centre to ease the transport challenges the people face in accessing medical services at the nearest Mangango Mission Hospital.
Meanwhile, PF Mangango Constituency Campaign Manager Obvious Mwaliteta who is also Kafue Constituency Law maker said violence could not have made UPND win the by- election but that PF gave credible developmental messages to the electorates.
Mr Mwaliteta said PF has now three seats out of the 17 constituencies in Western Province.
And efforts to get a comment from UPND campaign manager who is also Lukulu West Member of Parliament Misheck Mutelo failed as he and his members run away from the mocking victory of Chongwe MP and PF Chairperson for elections Silvia Masebo and her campaign team.
PF Supporters hoist the candidate at Mangango Parish Hall after he was declared the winner of the Tuesday’s parliamentary by-elections in Kaoma DistrictPF Supporters hoist the candidate at Mangango Parish Hall after he was declared the winner of the Tuesday’s parliamentary by-elections in Kaoma District
Finance Minister Alexander Chikwanda has hit back at his critics who have launched a sustained media campaign against him over his dealings with mining companies.
Mr Chikwanda charged that the individual maligning him in the media is positioning himself for the Presidency.
He said he is also shocked that some leaders in the PF are positioning themselves for the Presidency when the position is not vacant.
Mr. Chikwanda was speaking to Journalists in Lusaka this morning before kicking off a tour of selected Lusaka roads under the L 400 road project.
“The same individual attacking me is infact positioning himself for the Presidency and my advice is that people should not position themselves for public positions where there are no vacancies. We should not be working on presumptions on the Lord, he holds the exclusive right to recall anyone of us,” Mr Chikwanda said.
He stressed that some senior leaders in the PF are behaving as if the Republican Presidency will soon be vacant.
Mr. Chikwanda wondered why the individual was vying for the top position when he has failed to blend with the grass root in the PF.
The Finance Minister has stressed that people should not vie for the Presidency through conspiracies as only God can ordain one to the position.
Mr. Chikwanda said he should not be considered be considered as a political threat because he is too old to vie for the Presidency.
Meanwhile , State house has released the following statement to the media
Media Statement
For Immediate Release
PRESIDENT SATA TOASTS MANGANGO VICTORY
LUSAKA, Wednesday, August 20, 2014 – His Excellency, Mr. Michael Chilufya Sata, President of the Republic of Zambia, says the Patriotic Front (PF) government acknowledges with humility, the resounding acceptance it has received from the people of Mangango following its victory in the just ended parliamentary by – election.
The Head of State said the victory in Mangango reinforces the people’s belief and optimism in the government’s policies and programmes in line with the PF manifesto.
“The people of Western Province have sent a clear message that they are not interested in politics of name-calling, violence and regionalism. We would like to assure the people of Mangango and Zambia in general that this administration will intensify its sustained efforts to take development countrywide and ensure that all growth projects are implemented with immediacy,” President Sata said.
President Sata has also expressed gratitude to the Zambian people for their continued show of confidence in his government following the nationwide local government by-elections in which the ruling Patriotic Front has scooped a sum of 18 out of the 25 ward by-elections.
“Without a doubt, the PF, which is the people’s party, has continued gaining incredible ground in Western, Central and Southern Provinces. The latest victories in areas like Mkushi, Kalabo and Kaoma underscores our party’s growing recognition across the country,” President Sata said.
The Head of State reiterated that government remains steadfast to engaging progressive forces within the opposition in its pursuit to accomplish pro-poor measures that will culminate into fast economic growth, job creation and poverty reduction.
Issued by:
GEORGE CHELLAH SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT PRESS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
Zambia’s Governor of the Bank of Zambia, Mr Michael Gondwe, has without fanfare unveiled a list of four eminent Zambians to be “recognised” during this year’s 50th Jubilee celebration (namely former Presidents Kaunda, Chiluba, Mwanawasa and incumbent President Sata).
In the absence of an explanation of how he arrived at his list, we can assume that this is a short list of “independence heroes”. Clearly opinions are and will be divided as to who should be recognised, if at all; emotional attachments to the independence struggle will result in opponents being condemned for disrespecting the Founding Fathers of Zambia.
[pullquote]now it is time for Jubilee, so to keep quiet in order to be politically correct is to betray our independence aspirations and objectives.[/pullquote]
But although all Zambians should be proud of the Liberation Struggle, there is a time for everything; now it is time for Jubilee, so to keep quiet in order to be politically correct is to betray our independence aspirations and objectives. On our part we vehemently oppose this ill-advised, unproductive, costly and divisive project for it is not in the spirit of Jubilee.
If the idea of the Commemoration Coins is to create effigies for purposes of giving Zambians free objects for publicly venting out their anger by stepping on them or expressing distaste by using the coins for pelting which ever head of the four they detest most, then Mr Gondwe has earned himself full marks!
This 50th Jubilee must be a time for reparations. At a time such as this we should NOT be commemorating a select few but we should be shouting with great joy about this redemptive season, a season that has some biblical history as well as other life experiences such as Man cheating Man. It is a time when the plight of the poor should be the focus instead of merrymaking. Why must we recognise those who have already been recognised?
[pullquote]All the four have already been recognised by granting them a hefty tax-free pension for life, which increases pro rata at 80 percent as the incumbent President’s salary increases[/pullquote]
All the four have already been recognised by granting them a hefty tax-free pension for life, which increases pro rata at 80 percent as the incumbent President’s salary increases; they are entitled to a mansion on some prime land built by tax payers’ money; they have other perks including servants paid for by the state as well as an annual holiday ticket for the family to wherever. What further recognition do you want to give them? Why not begin this Jubilee celebration by paying Mr Alexander Grey Zulu his dues forthwith, without subjecting him to court harassment. Thereafter dig out the Independence Trail for other names that have NOT been recognised but are in various archives, official and/or private. How can you forget those who were really in the trenches with Dr Kaunda?
More importantly the Governor should tell us how the commemoration coins of the four heads of pensioned presidents will put more money in poor Zambians’ pockets. How will these coins improve our health system and stop the perennial trekking to foreign hospitals by the privileged few? How will these heads restore the ravaged agriculture and marketing set up?
This Jubilee must not end up as a populist political gimmick. This Jubilee must also be about reflecting seriously on what we have learnt from past errors of judgement and plain mediocrity. If we are to celebrate a befitting 50th Jubilee let us start afresh by correcting past errors of judgement and avoiding contentious and arbitrary decisions. Some of the proposed heads will just revive emotional memories.
Instead of “recognising” former presidents the Government must take serious steps for healing and restoring those who are still disadvantaged, dispossessed and down-trodden.
It is not a joke to be poor in the land of plenty. Let Government take steps to ameliorate families that are in abject poverty and give them a serious fresh start.
Governor Gondwe’s scheme will only take money out of poor people’s pockets and fast-track the taking out of even more through such ingenious business ventures.
Finally we must praise God this Jubilee for creating our tribes.
Let us use our tribes for positive contributions and strengthening of our nation and country. Regrettably the PF leadership, whether consciously or not, have planted a dangerous and abysmal society of special Zambians based on ethnicity.
This is a fact and those in authority had better listen and not react defensively. It is not too late to change direction in spite of the political goofs done thus far. This Jubilee should be the turning point for the commencement of the reversal of this secret and selfish policy of setting one tribe against the rest. The spectre of violence and tribalism must be exorcised from our nation this 50th Jubilee Year.
The Governor must stop this idol worship forthwith. Let him remember what happened to Saddam Hussein’s and Chairman Mao’s statues! But if the Governor (is it really him?) still insists on a Jubilee list,
he should instead put the 73 tribes on the Commemoration Coin; perhaps a symbolic Jubilee logo of say a tree with 73 branches, spanning out over Zambia, fluttering in the sweet fresh Zambian breeze, calling on each one of us from every corner of Zambia, even the Diaspora, singing WE ARE ONE.
Speaking for myself, I wish I could be the one to draw such a tree; there is no harm in trying – because Zambia is my heritage too!
Godfrey Miyanda,
BRrigadier General,
HERITAGE PARTY
Star striker Ronald Kampamba is in the 20-member Nkana squad that left for Ivory Coast ahead of Saturday’s crucial CAF Confederation Cup final Group B match against Sewe Sport set for Abidjan.
Kampamba was declared fit on Monday- a week after national team doctor Joseph Kabungo said his ankle injury would side-line him for about two weeks.
He trained on Monday afternoon.
However, Nkana are missing suspended winger Simon Bwalya and injured defender Christopher Munthali.
And the Nkana delegation comprising of 20 players, coaches, officials and health experts left Lusaka’s Kenneth Kaunda International Airport around 07h20 on Tuesday morning.
The delegation led by FAZ treasurer Kelvin Mutafu was seen off at the airport by Pastor Peter Makembo.
Nkana must beat Sewe in Ivory Coast to be sure of qualifying to the semi-finals.
Second placed Nkana have seven points, one behind leaders Al Ahly, Sewe sits on six points and Etoile du Sahel have five points from five matches played.
Goalkeepers:Rabson Muchelenganga, Masaka Mufwaya, Charles Mweemba
Defenders: Noel Phiri, Joe Lungu, Maybin Chishimba, Amos Simwanza, Billy Mwanza, Charles Shamujompa, Donashano Malama, Masauso Zimba, Derrick Mwansa
Midfielders: Claude Bwalya, Mwila Kabwe, Kelvin Mubanga, Shadreck Musonda, Sydney Kalume
Strikers:Festus Mbewe, Ronald Kampamba, Lottie Nyimbili
FILE: HH Speaking to Journalists after appearing for mention
Lawyers representing United Party for National Development (UPND) president Hakainde Hichilema has asked the Kitwe High Court to stand down a bench warrant issued against him by Judge Catherine Mukanga.
It is understood that lawyers representing the acting Chief Justice Lombe Chibesakunda who is a complainant in the matter have never served the summons on him and that the last notice was published in a newspaper advertisement.
As a result of this, the UPND legal team was not aware of the dates and could not therefore inform Mr Hichilema who until yesterday was on a campaign trail in Mangango.
The lawyer are said to have pleaded with the court to lift the bench warrant and have undertaken to ensure that Mr Hichilema would be in court at the next hearing.
The acting Chief Justice has complained to the Kitwe High Court and charged him with contempt of court.This is in a case in which acting Chief Justice Lombe Chibesakunda has applied to commit Mr Hichilema to prison for allegedly commenting on an issue when he referred to her position as acting Chief Justice.
The matter was scheduled for hearing on July 9th this year but was adjourned to August 18th after the court was informed that summons had not been served because he was not found at a given address.
Ruling comes up today.
New Red Arrows coach Albert Kachinga says he wants to see the Airmen survive relegation.
Struggling Arrows are 13th on the 16-team FAZ Super League table with 19 points from 20 matches played.
Arrows, who are currently enduring a ten-match winless streak, have so far recorded nine defeats, seven draws and four wins.
“Surviving relegation is our priority,” he said.
Kachinga believes the three experienced players Arrows acquired in the mid-season transfer window- Francis Kombe, Kunda Mushota and Charles Siyingwa- would add value to the team.
“Kombe, Siyingwa, and Kunda are all experienced players. They will add value to the team,” he said.
Kachinga added:”The three have already brought depth to the team.”
Chipolopolo coach Honour Janza is worried over club-less striker Fwayo Tembo’s inactiveness since he controversially left Romanian club Astra FC last September.
Janza on Sunday drafted Fwayo into his Zambia squad preparing to face Sudan in the 30th August friendly match in Lusaka.
Fwayo has never played any official match since ditching Astra except for a friendly in which he featured for Zambia against Egypt last November.
Janza has observed that being dormant can negatively affect the ex-Basel and Etoile du Sahel forward who is now keeping fit at FAZ Super League side Red Arrows.
“It is a big concern that is why we have brought him to be active because if again we try to close him, he will be dead, he will be buried.
“If he is not active what impress us continues seeing him inactive or makes him active? So we are trying to open his doors to make him active that is what we have done,” Janza said.
Last month, false reports suggested that Tembo had signed for Turkish side FC Kanyo and another report linked the striker to Hungarian club Kaposvari Rakoczi.
“You know his life is football and he is still young and all what we need all of us is to try and help him to try and support him to manage himself as well as realize that football is his life.”
The ruling Patriotic Front (PF) has scoped the Mangango seat after its candidate Rodgers Lingweshi polled 3,109 votes.
The PF candidate was followed by his closest rival Godwin Putu of the opposition United Party for National Development (UPND) who managed to get 2,375 votes
ADD’s Naluwa Mwene was in third position with 623 votes, UNIP’s candidate Janet Chingumbe was fourth with 375 votes; MMD’s Charles Mwenzala was firth with 136 and Fourth Revolution Party’s candidate Mukumbuta Kabuyana was in sixth position with 31 votes.
Mangango constituency has seven wards with 33 polling stations and 17,157 registered voters.
Out of the registered 17,157 voters, a total of 6, 471 votes were cast with about 60 votes rejected and about 10, 686 did not cast their votes.
Mr. Lingweshi served as a former civil leader in the previous UNIP and MMD government as a Councillor for Mangango Central Ward.
The Mangango seat fell vacant following the nullification of Robert Chiseke who also former Commerce Deputy Minister.
Meanwhile the UPND has managed to get Namando Ward in Luampa District while the PF gets Luampa Ward.
PF’s David Kahulu in the Luampa Local Government by Election has scooped the seat with 726 votes with UPND’s David Njamba as a run up with 575 votes.
And UNIP’s Nyumbu Chipango trailed with 30 votes respectively.
Meanwhile, UPND’s Mwiya Mundenge has scooped Namando Ward with 275 votes with his closest rival Katupisha Yambwana polling 262 votes while ADD’s Christopher Muchima only managed to get 17 votes.
Announcing the results at Luampa Primary School this morning around 01:00 hours, Returning Officer Peter Mulenga declared Mr Kahulu (PF) as a winner for Luampa Ward while Mr Mundenge (UPND) for Namando.
Mr. Mulenga said 11 for Luampa Ward and seven for Namando were rejected while there was no disputed ballot paper in the voting exercise.
At the time of announcements of results there was no candidate or party supporter as they were threatened by heavy presence of police officers at the totalling centre.
The campaign period was characterised by violence from UPND and PF carders chiefly in Luampa Ward.
Luampa Ward fell vacant after the death of MMD Councillor Mr. Makawyanga Chinyemba while Namando became vacant after the death of PF councillor Shishau Muthala.
Finance Minister Alexander Chikwanda addressing accountants during the ZICA annual ball dinner at Zambezi Sun Hotel in Livingstone
MINISTER of Finance Alexander Chikwanda has said material trappings have never been and will not be a thrust in his life.
Mr Chikwanda has also accused some media organisations of using individuals to “indulge in obscenities and falsehoods” against him.
The minister was reacting to media reports quoting former Anglican priest Father Richard Luonde and Chikondi Foundation president John Mambo suggesting that he is double-dealing the Zambian government with the mines.
He said in a statement issued in Lusaka yesterday that he opted to accept President Sata’s call in 2011 to reinforce the pushing forward of the development agenda which is already transforming Zambia in a way not seen before.
“We are on course in making an impact on reducing or better even eradicating pervasive poverty that engulfs our nation. I hasten to say material trappings have never been and will not be a thrust in my life,” Mr Chikwanda said.
He said some people for reasons best known to themselves have carried out an “insidious” slander campaign against him during his reign as Minister of Finance without moral reference.
Mr Chikwanda said the latest spate is over the Value Added Tax (VAT) General Administration Rule 18, which is premised on distortion from a classified letter which talks about the uncertainty on the VAT rule.
[pullquote]“Some media practitioners have unassailable advantage of perpetuating crusades against individuals who are perceived as inconveniences to them, shamefully, at the behest of political allies whose mission may have crash-landed,” he said.[/pullquote]
He said the VAT rule affects all exporters across the industry and not the mining sector but the mines were mentioned as an example because they have the largest accumulated backlog of refunds, which under the law have to be refunded.
Mr Chikwanda said the delays on the refunds have largely been on account of the rule requiring documentation from importers outside Zambia.
The minister said he has desisted from pouring scorn on people who are being used by some media institutions to scandalise him for avoidance of giving “legitimacy to their insinuations and credibility to their unconstrained enthusiasm” to slander others.
“Some media practitioners have unassailable advantage of perpetuating crusades against individuals who are perceived as inconveniences to them, shamefully, at the behest of political allies whose mission may have crash-landed,” he said.
Mr Chikwanda said the media is a very potent channel of communication and those with power to manage it should do so objectively with moral constraint.
He said he is heading a ministry entrusted with an onerous task of spearheading the management of the economy and staff at his ministry work exceedingly hard in an environment with poor work culture.
Mr Chikwanda further said the spirit of togetherness and fellowship in Zambia is very entrenched and that space for ardent apostles and high priests of hatred and malice will get increasingly narrower.
HOME Affairs Minister Ngosa Simbyakula cuts ribbon to flag off the march past for Labour Celebrations in Kitwe
GOVERNMENT has given the Ministry of Home Affairs a go ahead to recruit extra personnel for deployment to border post areas in a bid to curb the influx of foreigners in the country.
Home Affair Minister Ngosa Simbyakula said Government had concerted to the increase in the establishment for the Ministry of Home Affairs by allowing the recruitment of extra immigration staff for deployment to border post areas.
Dr Simbyakula said in an interview yesterday that Government was alive to the challenge of manpower along border post areas.
“The challenge of manpower around border post areas has been with us for a long time and Government has responded by allowing us to recruit extra personnel for deployment,” Dr Simbyakula said without stating the approved figures for recruitment.
He said Government was seriously concerned over the presence of illegal immigrants in the country and was determined to regulate the influx by increasing security along border post areas.
Dr Simbyakula who attributed the current influx of foreigners in the nation to the country’s economic opportunities as well as the peace being enjoyed, said Government was putting measures in place to curb the problem of illegal immigrants.
He stressed the need to deploy extra immigration staff now that the country had more border posts than before.
Dr Simbyakula said Government could not afford to take any chances by permitting the continued influx of illegal immigrants especially in view of the current health threats such as Ebola.
“We have been given a go ahead to recruit extra staff for deployment to border post areas and we are only waiting for funding,” Dr Simbyakula said.
A number of foreigners have in the recent past been rounded up in various parts of the country in connection with various immigration offences.
PATRIOTIC Front (PF) Mufumbwe member of Parliament (MP) Stephen Masumba yesterday fired a gunshot in the air in Mangango to disperse suspected United Party for National Development (UPND) cadres, who allegedly attempted to attack him.
And Itezhi-Tezhi UPND MP Greyford Monde was allegedly beaten by suspected UPND cadres during voting at Mwanambuyu polling station.
Western Province commissioner of police Lombe Kamukoshi confirmed both incidents yesterday.
Ms Kamukoshi said police received a report of Mr Masumba firing the gunshot in self-defence.
“Generally, voting has been peaceful despite two incidents that we recorded. Mr Masumba fired a shot in the air to allegedly disperse some suspected UPND cadres who were pursuing him.
“And at Mwanambuyu, some confusion erupted but was quickly managed by our officers,” she said.
Mr Masumba said in an interview that a suspected mob of UPND cadres attempted to attack him between 08:00 and 09:00 hours in Mangango Central.
He said the incident happened as he was monitoring the voting process in the area.
“I was moving about monitoring voting in the area and from nowhere, some UPND cadres started following me. I don’t know whether they were intimidated by my presence or other unknown reasons.
“They blocked my way and the district commissioner for Mitete is my witness. The mob tried to attack me, to kill me, and in self-defence, I fired a gunshot in the air,” he said.
Mr Masumba declined to state the type of firearm he had but said the cadres were armed with machetes and sticks.
He said after the cadres dispersed, they re-grouped and mounted a roadblock to prevent him from leaving the area.
Mr Masumba said he reported the matter to police and sneaked out of the area using alternative routes.
Last year on New Year’s eve, Mr Masumba fired a gunshot at a night club in Kitwe to scare off some men who had been trailing him and allegedly wanted to steal his unique Land Rover Discovery 3.
The firearm he used then was a nine millimetre accommodating 17 rounds and black in colour.
And Mr Monde said cadres attacked him at Mwanambuyu polling station around 10:00 hours as he was inquiring why some polling agents were blocked from accessing the centre.
The Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Livestock said the cadres attacked him in the presence of police.
“We reported the matter to the police command. I was with Honourable [Freedom] Sikazwe at the time of the incident,” Mr Monde said.
Sporadic incidents of violence have been recorded in the run-up to yesterday’s by-election.
COPPERBELT police commissioner Joyce Kasosa says police will execute the bench warrant issued against United Party for National Development (UPND) president Hakainde Hichilema.
Ms Kasosa, who did not want to comment further on the matter, said in an interview yesterday: “I can confirm the bench warrant has been issued and we are going to execute it.”
Mr Hichilema could not be reached for a comment.
Kitwe High Court Judge Catherine Makungu on Monday issued a bench warrant against Mr Hichilema for deliberately missing court.
This is in a matter in which lawyers representing acting Chief Justice Lombe Chibesakunda have applied to the Kitwe High Court to cite Mr Hichilema for contempt of court for allegedly commenting on the acting Chief Justice position when the matter is still in court.
The Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) has challenged the appointment of Justice Chibesakunda as Chief Justice.
When the matter came up for hearing in the contempt application case on Monday, Justice Makungu noted that Mr Hichilema was absent.
“I am convinced that he is aware of these proceedings and was aware of them even before the matter last came up for hearing because I do not see how his advocates would come to court without their client’s instructions but with copies of the application since it has been proven that the application was in accordance with my order for substituted service advertised in the Daily Mail of 28 and 29 July, 2014,” Justice Makungu said.
She said Mr Hichilema must have seen the advertisements and that the purpose of serving such applications was to make the respondent or alleged contemnor aware of the application so that the court may give him a chance to be heard.
“In this case, he is aware of the proceedings and has appointed a firm of advocates to represent him and I have given him a chance to be heard.
“I will, therefore, not allow him to continue delaying these proceedings by deliberately not accompanying his advocates to court,” Justice Makungu said.
The Holy Fire Ministries Bishop Dominic Nyondo who was arrested by police in Kitwe for allegedly sexually abusing nine young girls from his church has committed suicide.
Copperbelt Police Chief Joyce Kasosa has confirmed the development saying Bishop Nyondo is believed to have thrown himself in the Kafue River in the early hours of today.
Bishop Nyondo, 47, of House number 853 Kapoto township in Kitwe died when he drowned in the Kafue River and left a note written in Bemba claiming that he was innocent of all the allegations.
In the note, Bishop Nyondo wrote that he was sorry to the lawyer but knew that there was no truth about all the accusations.
He wrote that it was just divisions in the church which led to him being accused of having canal knowledge of the young girls.
He wrote that the girls were asked to make false allegations to tarnish his name when his fellow Pastors wanted to be leaders in the church but he denied them the chance which led to the formation of breakaway church.
He accused a named Pastor who has established a breakaway church where all his members have gone to of being behind the false accusations.
Bishop Nyondo complained that he has embarrassed the whole nation and there was no need for him to continue living.
Bishop Nyondo said in his suicide note that he is dying for a good reason and quoted Matthew Chapter 7 vs 1 – 2.
He has since thanked all those who supported him during his cases in court.
Bishop Nyondo appeared in court for trial last week on Monday where 3 witnesses testified and was expected to re – appear in court on Monday next week for continued trial.
