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Four pupils arrested for riotous behaviour

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Police in Livingstone yesterday arrested and charged four Grade Twelve Hillcrest Technical Secondary School pupils for conduct likely to cause breach of peace.

Southern Province Commanding Officer, Lemmy Kajoba confirmed the arrest of the students to ZANIS in Livingstone today.

Mr. Kajoba said, after writing an examination yesterday, the pupils assembled and blocked Mushili Road using stones and logs, forcing motorists to turn back.
He said police were anticipating this behaviour and were on hand to monitor the situation at the school.

Mr. Kajoba narrated that police moved in to disperse the unruly students and unblocked the road. The students who scampered in all directions, later regrouped and blocked the road again, forcing police to arrest the four.

Three girls and a boy were arrested and charged for conduct likely to cause the breach of peace.
Mr. Kajoba said the three grade twelve pupils were later released yesterday after their parents paid an admission of guilt and today the three girls were expected to sit for their last examination paper.

The boy, who is not a grade twelve pupil, is said to have been in the fore-front inciting others to brew trouble. He is still in police custody.
Mr. Kajoba said the three girls’ parents were prominent people in Livingstone and that they expressed disappointment at their children’s behaviour.

Meanwhile, Mr. Kajoba has said the police service is devising measures to ensure that grade twelve school leavers conduct themselves in a responsible manner.
He said the police were monitoring activities not only at all schools but also in drinking places, to ensure that children under the age of 18 years do not indulge in beer drinking.

Mr. Kajoba said the police were alive to the fact that youths have a tendency of indulging in beer drinking during the festive season.

He said the police would work closely with the city council, to ensure that bars open and close at the stipulated times, with the exception of licensed night clubs in the city.

Mr. Kajoba said the police would be very strict during the festive season, which he described as the peak beer drinking time, leading to increased road traffic accidents and deaths.
He appealed to school leavers to conduct themselves in a responsible manner, for them not to risk possible arrests.

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We have not refused to hold convention – RB

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President Banda talks to defence chiefs when he arrived from Kasama where he conducted by-election campaigns for the MMD.
President Banda talks to defence chiefs when he arrived from Kasama where he conducted by-election campaigns for the MMD.

President Rupiah Banda says the ruling MMD will hold a party convention contrary to allegations that they do not want to do so.

President Banda said this today, when he addressed several Solwezi residents at Solwezi airport on arrival from Chipata in the Eastern Province.
He said his party has not refused to hold a convention as being expressed in sections of society but that it was only concentrating on development.

Mr. Banda, noted that people should not be distracted by issues of the convention but instead focus on strengthening the party.
Calls for the ruling party to hold the convention have in recent months received a mix of opinions throughout the country with a number of provincial MMD committees suggesting that the convention should not be held as Mr Banda would be the sole candidate at the convention.

Northern Province MMD Provincial chairperson Grievas Sikasote said during Mr Banda’s tour to the Province that the convention will only drain the party coffers which can be used in other developmental areas.

Meanwhile, Mr Banda has thanked the MMD party membership in Northwestern Province for their loyalty to the party and the Presidency.

The President has further urged people of Solwezi not to worry about the PF/UPND pact which he said has no basis.
Mr. Banda urged Solwezi residents to vote for MMD candidate Albert Chifita during the November 19, Solwezi Central By- elections.
The seat fell vacant following the death of area MP Ben Tetamashimba.

The PF/UPND pact is fielding Watson Lumba, Forum for Democratic Alternative (FDA) is fielding Muhammed Kalela while Thomas Kafula will stand as an independent candidate.

And North western MMD chairperson Peter Patel has said that MMD will not lose the seat at any cost.
Mr. Patel said the party is strong in the province and would beat the pact come November 19th.

President Banda is in Solwezi to drum up support for the MMD candidate.
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We Owe It To Our Fans-Renard

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Zambia headed out to Rwanda this morning with Herve Renard declaring the onus was on the team in the battle to win the hearts and minds of a disenchanted nation.

Renard said he understood the fans feelings about the state of the national team especially after Egypt dispatched Zambia to a third successive 2010 Group C qualifying defeat in October.

And fans have further made their displeasure publicly known after a recent run of poor results culminating in the omission of Isaac Chansa including that of the Bundesliga wanderer Andrew Sinkala who both have made public statements about their relationships with the Frenchman.

“They (The fans) are very passionate especially after Egypt. They want results,” Renard said prior to leaving for Kigali with a 20-man squad on Thursday morning.

“Now we have to change their minds.”

And on his fallout with Sinkala, Renard said in his own understanding the midfielder has had issues even before he took charge of Zambia.

“The problem of Sinkala is not a problem with me. It should have been for him even before I came and after I leave,” Renard said.

However, Renard repeated his rallying call for unity ahead of the crucial game against Rwanda.

“I repeat, to go to battle with division, it is impossible to win even if you are good,” the Frenchman said.

Zambia, in 3rd place on 4 points from 5 games need a draw against bottom placed Rwanda on 1 point to safely qualify to the 2010 Africa Cup.

Free trade union condems KCM violence

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kcmFederation of Free Trade Unions of Zambia (FFTUZ) president Joyce Simukoko has condemned the recent violence perpetuated by Konkola Copper Mine (KCM) unionized workers over salary increments.

Mrs Simukoko says violence retards national development hence the need for workers to avoid such activities for the betterment of the country.

She said this is why there is need for management and workers to consider engaging themselves in constructive dialogue and come with lasting solutions to address such problems.

Speaking in an interview with ZANIS in Lusaka today, the FFTUZ leader has since urged workers in the country to devise go channels of airing out their grievances than resulting to violence.

She said there is need for KCM management and workers to consider engaging themselves in constructive dialogue and come with lasting solutions to address such problems.

She further advised the affected workers that demonstrations and destroying of property is not a good way of resolving labour disputes if the country is to develop both socially and economically.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Simukoko also called on employers’ country to put in place effective measures of addressing workers complaints to avoid demonstrations that result in reduced production and damage of property.

She noted that workers have the right to complain or bargain for improved conditions, when they feel they salaries do not match with the amount of production that they do.

She regretted that employers in many companies do not respect the rights of workers such as improving their conditions despite them making positive contributions towards increased production and profits.

Mrs. Simukoko has further added that to this effect, workers feel that the only way their can force management to consider uplifting their plight is through engaging in demonstrations.

KCM unionized workers in Chingola yesterday downed tools and demanded to be given information on the status of 100 percent salary negotiations between management and their two unions.

10 people have since been arrested when irate KCM employees destroyed property worth millions of kwacha and blocked roads.

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Oil tanker spills diesel into Kafue rive

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An oil Tanker ladden with 36,000 litres of diesel recently

plunged into the Kafue river spewing its entire content into the river,

The Environmental Council of Zambia (ECZ) ECZ Principal Information and Communication Officer Irene Lungu, says the incident occured on 29th October, 2009, at Chiawa Pontoon in Chirundu.

Ms Lungu said said the tanker was pulled out of Kafue River on 2nd November this year and the total amount of diesel that spilt into the Kafue River is estimated to be 10,500 litres from the tanks which were punctured during the accident.

The ECZ Principal Information and Communication Officer said this in a statement obtained by ZANIS IN Lusaka, today.

She added that following the accident, a combined team from ECZ, Department of Water Affairs (DWA) and Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) officials were dispatched to the accident site to verify the report and assess the situation.

She disclosed that water quality measurements, physical observations and collection of water samples were carried out to determine the extent of pollution on site.

Ms Lungu said collection of water samples was carried out at distances taken randomly to determine the extent of the pollution.

She said the tests revealed that all the parameters were within the ECZ statutory limits for effluent and waste water.

Ms Lungu said ECZ was concerned that the consumption of water containing diesel could put the health of the users at risk.

She disclosed that ECZ in conjunction with other stakeholders like Zambia Wild Life Authority and Lusaka Water and Sewerage Company operators sent out awareness messages to the affected communities especially those along Kafue and Zambezi Rivers.

She said the tanker was pulled out of Kafue River on 2nd November this year and the total amount of diesel that spilt into the Kafue River is estimated to be 10,500 litres from the tanks which were punctured during the accident.

Ms Lungu said ECZ would like to thank all stakeholders among them DMMU, DWA and ZAWA in responding to the accident.

She advised the Oil transport companies to ensure that sufficient measures are put in place to safeguard human health and the environment.

Another tragic bus accident

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Five people died on the spot yesterday while 20 others were seriously injured in a road accident in Chief Nkolemfumu’s area, about 50 kilometres from Kasama.

The accident comes barely a day after 19 people died in Chinsali when the bus in which they were traveling collided with a fuel tanker.

Police Service spokesperson Bonny Kapeso confirmed the accident which happened yesterday around 05:00 hours.

Mr Kapeso said the accident happened when the bus careered off the road.

He said three male and two female passengers died on the spot.

Mr Kapeso said the injured have been admitted to Kasama General Hospital where they are receiving treatment, while the deceased are in the same hospital’s mortuary.

He said the bus had been travelling from Lusaka to Mbala.

Police have since urged public service motor vehicle operators to avoid late night driving to reduce the road carnage.

“The problem is that these operators travel throughout the night and by the time it is 04:00 hours, they get tired and doze. These accidents can be avoided,” he said.

Mr Kapeso also urged public service motor vehicle operators to ensure that they employ qualified drivers.

He said there have been reports that some drivers hand over to conductors, who are not competent to drive.

“Those who are doing this should stop. We need competent drivers on the road,” Mr Kapeso said.
On Tuesday, 19 people died when the Scania Marcopolo bus in which they were travelling collided with a fuel tanker.

The accident happened between 04:00 hours and 05:00 hours, in Matumbo area, in Chinsali.

And the condition of the injured passengers in the Matumbo bus accident remains stable.

Chinsali Hospital acting director of medical services Kamina Kabongo said this yesterday.

However, Dr Kabongo said there is lack of space in the mortuary.

He said there is no cold room but only ordinary fridges that can only accommodate eight bodies.

And the Northern Provincial traffic office says the driver of the bus from Mpika to the scene of the accident did not have a valid driver’s licence.Mr Kapeso said the driver has not been identified either.

Meanwhile President Rupiah Banda says he is shocked after learning about the death of 24 people in two separate accidents in Northern province.

The President says he is extremely sad at the loss of 24 people within a short period of time.

In his message of condolences to the families of the accident victims, President Banda wished them God’s grace and guidance during the mourning period.

The president’s message is contained in a statement released by State House Press Aide, Dickson Jere.

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Nchelenge gets K400m eye clinic

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Geneva Global has constructed an eye clinic at Saint Pauls Mission hospital in Nchelenge district at a cost of K400 million.

The eye clinic houses an optical workshop with the production rate of 15 – 20 glasses per day, that will carter for Nchelenge, Kawambwa, Kaputa and Chiengi districts.

During a colourful opening ceremony held at Saint Pauls Mission hospital yesterday, Geneva Global Envoy Warren Lancaster said, the facility would help reduce cases of eye problems in Nchelenge.

Mr. Lancaster said the Eye facility has been constructed under the Luapula Blindness Prevention Strategic initiative following research studies of the 1960’s and year 2000 that revealed high rates of eye infections and blindness in the Luapula valley.

Mr. Lancaster explained that, to mitigate the alarming rates of eye infections and blindness in the area the organization embarked on constructing the Eye Care facility at St Pauls Mission hospital and to provide specialized professionals.

The Envoy said the eye project which has been running for two years now has since trained 49 medical staff in Nchelenge, Kaputa, Kawambwa and Chienge districts in primary eye care.

He further said, 164 community treatment supporters have been trained in community sensitization on eye care treatment and mobilization of eye patients for surgery.

He said over 25 000 patients with different eye diseases have been treated and that about 1, 384 have undergone surgery.
He however, noted that transportation of patients to and from the hospital and demand for ophthalmic drugs was not consistent.

Mr. Lancaster appealed to the government to assist the eye clinic with transport and the provision of ophthalmic drugs, to ensure the project is sustained.

And Nchelenge District Commissioner, Oswell Musanda commended Geneva Global for supplementing government’s efforts in the provision of transport, drugs, equipment and specialized human resource to the health sector.

Mr. Musanda said government was grateful to Geneva Global for its unwavering support to Zambia and thanked Saint Pauls Mission hospital for accepting to have the eye clinic constructed.

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Sata, HH behind Solwezi Central violence – CWEPA

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Copperbelt Welfare and Environment Protection Association (CWEPA) President Sydney Njamba has come out in support of Vice President George Kunda’s anti-violence stand in the Solwezi Central by-elections.

Mr Njamba said his organisation is supportive of Mr Kunda’s remarks that the violence being experienced in the Solwezi Central by-elections campaigns are being perpetuated by the PF/UPND pact.

He has charged that there is need for the opposition to base their campaigns on issues and what they will do for the electorate like the MMD has been doing.

In statement to ZANIS in Lusaka today, the CWEPA President alleged that the opposition PF/UPND leaders Michael Sata and Hakainde Hichilema have been exporting cadres to Solwezi just to instigate violence.

He said that it is clear that Mr. Sata was now using the UPND to penetrate North Western Province where he has less support.
He noted that there is no way Mr. Sata would now want to participate in the Solwezi central by-elections after saying that he does not need the support of people from North Western province.

Mr. Njamba stated that his organization also agrees with Mr. Kunda who exposed Mr. Sata’s tactics of wanting to befriend people of North Western province by slowly selling his popularity through Mr. Hichilema.

He said people of North Western province know what is good for them and will not entertain double-tongued politicians like Mr. Sata who is not honest.

Mr. Njamba has since urged Mr. Hichilema to realize that he is merely being used by Mr. Sata adding that his political future is likely to be dented before he achieves his goals.

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Govt. working hard to improve health sector

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A psychiatrist from Chainama hospital for the mentally ill shows how they 'fight' with patients on May Day
A psychiatrist from Chainama hospital for the mentally ill shows how they 'fight' with patients on May Day

Government has reiterated its commitment to improving the health sector in the country through the provision of quality health services and qualified personnel.
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Deputy Minister of Health, Mwendoi Akakandelwa, told parliament today that government was working hard towards improving the working conditions of health personnel in the country while providing drugs and other requisites to hospitals and other institutions of health.

Mr. Akakandelwa said government is aware that there was a human resource crisis in the health sector in the country hence it was putting in place various efforts to address the situation.

He said government, with the help of the donor community, was currently training more health personnel in various medical fields to improve the situation.

He said government wants to make the conditions of service of health personnel better than they currently are.

Meanwhile Mr. Akakandelwa said government was also working towards reducing further, the maternal mortality rate in the country by 2015.

He was responding to a question raised by Chikakanta UPND Member of Parliament Munji Habeenzu, who wanted to know what government is doing to improving the quality of the health sector and personnel in the country.

RB did not snub FIFA World Cup Trophy team, Shikapwasha

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FIFA world cup Trophy Tour, Lusaka, Zamba
FIFA world cup Trophy Tour, Lusaka, Zamba

Government has dismissed media reports suggesting that President Rupiah Banda snubbed the FIFA team that brought the World Cup Trophy to Zambia last weekend.

Chief Government Spokesperson Ronnie Shikapwasha said in a statement to ZANIS in Lusakayesterday that reports that the organizers of the trophy tour were unhappy that Vice President George Kunda received the trophy on behalf of the President are also untrue.

Lieutenant General Shikapwasha said contrary to reports by a private newspaper, the World Cup trophy team was very pleased that the Zambian government was represented by the Vice President to receive the trophy.
“The truth, in fact is that the FIFA team that brought the World Cup want it on record that they were very pleased and thankful that the Zambian Government sent the Vice President to receive the trophy,” he said.

Lt. Gen. Shikapwasha, who is also Information and Broadcasting Services Minister, said the organizers of the tour have rated the reception organized in Zambia far higher than in most countries where it had been received at ministerial level.

“The story is a deliberate concoction, giving the impression that the organizers of the trophy tour, Coca Cola, did not allow Vice President Kunda to touch the cup, and yet this was merely a matter of procedure as explained by Coca Cola Zambia Head of Corporate Affairs, Chibamba Kanyama”, he said.

He said there was nothing unusual about what happened and wondered why the explanation by Mr. Kanyama was not satisfactory to the author of the media story, who he said wanted to make controversy out of a straight forward issue.

The November 10 edition of The Post Newspaper carried a story suggesting that President Rupiah Banda snubbed the FIFA World Cup Trophy, forcing organizers to deny the country’s highest representative, the Vice President Kunda, from removing the trophy from the glass seal at a ceremony at Intercontinental Hotel.

However, Coca Cola Head of Corporate Affairs Chibamba Kanyama explained that there was nothing sinister about the Vice President not touching the World Cup Trophy.

Meanwhile, Lt. Gen Shikapwasha has expressed displeasure at the misrepresentation of facts over what President Rupiah Banda said about Patriotic Front leader Michael Sata, alleging that he called him “son of Satan”.

He said it was clear that the misrepresentation of facts was part of a campaign to create an impression that there was enmity between President Banda and Mr. Sata.

The President has since categorically refuted having said the alleged remarks attributed to him in a story in one of the tabloid newspapers.

“This misrepresentation of facts must thus be read with the fabrication that veteran politician Grey Zulu had been treated like a criminal and that he did not receive any support during the funeral of his late son, Agrippa,” he explained.

Lt. Gen. Shikapwasha said Mr. Zulu and his family categorically denied the statement, including the verbatim report.

He said the truth was that the Zulu family was very pleased with the support rendered to them by the government and President Banda in particular.

He urged the media personnel to avoid sensationalism in their reporting but to always ensure that they stick to the truth.

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George Kunda calls for the restoration of Solwezi land agency

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Vice President George Kunda
Vice President George Kunda
Vice President George Kunda has directed that the land agency, which was suspended from the Solwezi municipal council, should be restored with immediate effect.

Mr. Kunda said there was need to lift the suspension of the land agency in order to allow the enterprising people of Solwezi to go ahead with their massive construction activities in the area.

He said people of Solwezi had an enterprising spirit, noting that this was manifested by the number of buildings that are being constructed in the district.

He said this when he addressed a public rally in Kamijiji ward in Solwezi to drum up support for the MMD candidate for Solwezi central constituency Albert Chifita yesterday.

Mr. Kunda said the land agency has been suspended for a long time now, a situation he described as unacceptable by the people of Solwezi who should access land all the time.

He said if the council had engaged itself into corrupt practices in the allocation of land, the matter should be reported to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) while the land agency continued to work.

Mr. Kunda said the district was transforming at a fast rate, a situation that gave government a challenge to provide more social services, including the development of infrastructure.

He said government was in the process of upgrading Solwezi airport into an international standard in order to develop the area more.

“Tenders have been floated for this project, designs already made and monies budgeted for in the 2010 national budget. We are just waiting for approval,” he said.

Mr. Kunda assured the people of Solwezi central that the MMD government would ensure that it addressed issues that can promote development to the area in their campaigns unlike the opposition PF/UPND pact who are inciting violence.

The Solwezi central parliamentary seat fell vacant over a month ago after the area Member of Parliament, Ben Tetamashimba died.

Other candidates in the November 19th, 2009 are Watson Lumba of the PF/UPND pact, Muhammad Kalela of the forum for Democratic Alternatives (FDA) and Thomas Kafula, who is an independent.

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ZAVOSOFA urges Chipolopolo to take Rwanda seriously

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Some Zambia National Team players at Lusaka international airport
Some Zambia National Team players at Lusaka international airport
The Zambia Soccer Fans Association (ZAVOSOFA) says this weekend’s game between Zambia and Rwanda in Kigali is a ‘must win’ for Zambia.

ZAVOSOFA Patron Peter Makembo said this weekend’s game was the only hope for the team to qualify to the Africa cup in Angola next year.

Makembo said the Chipolopolo boys should be defensive in their play and not allow any goal despite Rwanda having an advantage of home ground.

He advised the team to be focused and not take Rwanda for granted because it is also fighting to qualify to the Africa cup of nations tournament.

Meanwhile, Makembo has disclosed that a sum of K10 billion has been donated by some companies towards this weekend’s encounter between the two teams.

Makembo named some of the companies that have donated the money as MTN Zambia and Zain Zambia among others.

He stressed that the money was given to the President Rupiah Banda.

Makembo appealed to the President to share the money equally between the soccer fans and the national team because the team needs soccer fans.

He also requested Mr. Banda to pay for the chartered plane that would ferry supporters to Rwanda.

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Bottled ‘tujilijili’ to be priced beyond reach of children’s pockets

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A youth in business cashing in on Tujilijili (brandy or gin packed in small sachets)
A youth in business cashing in on Tujilijili (brandy or gin packed in small sachets)

Government says it will soon meet the distillers of the local brandy, known as ‘tujilijili’ to persuade them to stop brewing the liquor in sachets.

Youth Sports and Child Development Minster, Kenneth Chipungu has observed that the packaging of the brandy in sachets has resulted in the drink by the youths.

Mr. Chipungu told Journalists in Lusaka that government will meet the distillers and ask them to start packaging the brandy in larger bottles to make them out of reach of children.

He said that the youths are now drinking the tujilijili even in classes, saying this has led to the excessive abuse of alcohol in the country.

He said government is concerned with the way youths have been abusing alcohol in the country, adding that the situation needs urgent attention.

Mr. Chipungu said what was more worrying was that the youths who are abusing alcohol were mainly under the age of 18 years.
He said if the situation is left unchecked, it might result into the country having illiterate people who have no vision for the future.

Mr. Chipungu has since advised youths to look after themselves properly and stop abusing alcohol but instead concentrate on completing their education and prepare their future.

Over 150 under age youths have in the last two weeks been arrested in Lusaka, Ndola, and Nchelenge for abusing alcohol and patronizing bars.

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Mbula urges SA police to thoroughly investigate Zambian student’s death

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Zambia’s High Commissioner to South Africa, Leslie Mbula, has appealed to the South African Police Service (SAPS) to establish the circumstances under which a 19year old Zambian student at Monash University in Roodepoort near Johannesburg met his death.

The student, Ponjee Sendwa went missing on October 24 after an argument with friends at a night club where he had gone to attend a function to celebrate Zambia’s Independence Day.

This is contained in a statement made available to ZANIS in Lusaka on November 11, 2009 by the Second Secretary for Press at the Zambian Embassy in South Africa, Philip Chirwa.

Mr. Mbula said after a ten day search, his father Noel Sendwa, an engineering manager with BP in Lusaka, the student’s body was found at Roodepoort Police mortuary, as an unidentified body on 5th November.

He disclosed that according to Mr. Sendwa, his son’s body had some head injuries which indicated foul play.

Mr. Mbula has since conveyed condolences to the bereaved family, saying it was very important for SAPS to establish the truth so that the family could know exactly what happened to their son.

Mr. Mbula expressed confidence that SAPS will do something about the suspected murder case.

Meanwhile Ponjee’s body was expected to have arrived in Zambia today in readiness for burial in Lusaka tomorrow.

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Three senior Council Officers suspended over K338 m

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The Lufwanyama Municipal Council has suspended its Director of Works and Supply Benson Sihulume and two other senior officers for allegedly stealing K338 million meant for the construction of seven low cost houses in the area.

Both Lufwanyama Member of Parliament Lwipa Puma and Copperbelt Provincial Local Government Officer, Solomon Sakala, confirmed the development to ZANIS in Kalulushi today.

Dr. Puma, who is also Deputy Minister for Local Government, said the full council meeting which sat yesterday resolved to suspend Mr. Sihulume, Council Treasurer, Jay Chituta and an Accountant Bridget Munankombwe to pave way for investigations.

He said the audit report revealed financial irregularities in the construction of the seven houses and the misappropriation of the funds allegedly took place at the time Mr. Sihulume was acting council secretary.

He said the local authority was supposed to use the funds to construct a total of seven low cost government staff houses but only five structures, which are not complete, have been put up.

Dr. Puma further said the three officers have since been asked to hand over all the council properties that came into their possession by virtue of their employment. He said the local authority must take stern action against the three officers if found guilty.

He expressed great disappointment that the three senior officers, who were charged with the responsibility of implementing government programmes, were allegedly involved in stealing funds meant for such developmental projects.

And provincial Local Government Officer Solomon Sakala said the due process of the law must take its course in the matter.

Mr. Sakala said the three officers have since been asked to exculpate themselves before the next course of action is taken.

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