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Mr Teddy Mulonga presenting the specially decorated expedition 206 Zambia `happiness bottle' to the two Coca-Cola expedition 206 team members - Antonio Santiago and Tony Martin.
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Coca-Cola expedition 206 team members sampling a typical Zambian dish at Queen Calabash restaurant.
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Dr Kenneth Kaunda dancing with air hostesses from Zambezi Airlines during the launch of the Harare route in Harare
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Zimbabwean musician Oliver Mtukudzi(centre) talks to some Zambians during the launch of the Zambezi Airlines route to Zimbabwe in Harare
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Agriculture Minister Peter Daka and small and medium scale farmers President Rodgers Phiri shake hands after a meeting in Lusaka
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An Election registrar conducting the voter registration exercise in Lusaka
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Zambezi Airlines chairman Maurice Jangulo makes a speech during the launch the airline's route to Harare
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Western Province Permanent Secretary Seth Muleya getting out of the caterpillar meant for rural road unit during the Africa Public Service day in Mongu
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John Phiri of metrological department talks to Western Province Permanent Secretary Seth Muleya when he inspected the metrological department stand during the Africa Public Service day in Mongu
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Some mourners walk past the casket of the late former High Court Judge Peter Chitengi at the Supreme Court in Lusaka
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Some lawyers walk past the casket of the late former High Court Judge Peter Chitengi at the Supreme Court in Lusaka
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Lawyer Irene Kunda wife of George Kunda and professor Patrick Mvunga at the funeral of the late Judge Peter Chitengi in Lusaka
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Pallbearers handling the casket for the late former High Court Judge Peter Chitengi during a funeral session at the Supreme Court in Lusaka
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Pupils at Kamwala secondary school outside their class during learning hours.
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One of the old classroom blocks at Kamwala secondary school.
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National Constitutional Conference chairperson Chifumu Banda and his deputy Russell Mulele left, during the launch of the draft constitution in LUsaka.
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National Constitutional Conference chairperson Chifumu Banda and spokesperson Mwangala Zaloumis, on the right, during the launch of the draft constitution in LUsaka.
was it a crazy boring week or you guys didn’ t capture anything interesting.?
Iyo kwena mwaponta miss Daisy. Otherwise mulishani:d
Hello Mwana . Hows u… Am i lying kwena, have you seen the fima pics? Borring…. I almost had a seizure from boredom….Ok.. thats a a a a joke.. haha:-?
Indeed boring and nothing of interest to talk about
Ndefye bwino Miss Daisy despite the cold weather kuno. Are still in SA or USA?
Kuala Lumpur – Malaysia’s High Court on Friday sentenced a Zambian national to death by hanging after he was found guilty of attempting to bring almost 160 grams of drugs into the country four years ago.
The judge ruled there was no evidence to support Emmanuel’s allegations that he was set up by anti-narcotics police.
The police said Emmanuel, 31, passed 37 rubber capsules containing heroin and monoacetylmorphine while in custody after he was arrested at Penang International Airport in northern Malaysia in October 2006.
Malaysia’s tough drug laws prescribe a mandatory death sentence for those found guilty of trafficking most types of drugs.
Zambezi airlines doing well. Membe must be really pissed off!;))
Inama ya pe lungu, imona abengi, uwalasa e mwine!
Am in the land of Bafana Bafana.
I think their location auto detection only goes as far as where the moderm was made…..i think…. Pshh, tell me about the cold, i can not comprehend what those children sleeping under the bridges go through!
That story is so sad Ka- Doyo. So he is hanging for real, shame man…may the lord come through for him if hes innocent, if hes not, may he find peace before his death….
:-w
#3 picture KK booging ..loving the old man … he is like wine….
# 7, now that iz scaring newz. Anything the anybody can do to save that Emmanuel?
#12 Ubuteko bwesu tabwaishibe fyo. Even the simplest issue of fairness at embassies issuing visas, these shrimps just coil up. When you see the protocol officer mu ma embassies kwati ni kanacisungu, very bashful. Ine umutimo bukali!
Pic#5 – Peter Daka. For the love of the country, try and lose weight! Iyee
#4Ms Daisy – From your mouth to God’s ears. Seizures are not funny things.
#13 Na Moyo – Wanjipaya!. LMAO, but you are right.
Malaysia always mean what they say.A death penalty is just that.Indeed my his soul find God’s peace.This should be a warning to others.Any one thinking of dealing in drugs in other people’s countries,be aware.Mulechitilafye ku Zambia where the law can be flouted and get away with it.
Bushe Ba “Tuku” balimunshila???
Good Morning
Having stayed away all week, it’s good to be updated by the pics. My personal favorites being the one featuring KK dancing and the one showing the old classrooms at Kamwala Sec. School.
Anyone with a good portion of realism will agree with me that pictures don’t always have to be flashy or sensational in order to fulfil their informative purpose. Pic. #15 may not be flashy but the mere sight of the classrooms with their typical arch roofs simply send me adrift on a memory bliss of my own school days…
Having said that, I wish everybody a blessed weekend.
Kamwala Secondary School/Kams( former Prince Phillip High School). You Betcha !! Hard to imagine how time flies and the changes it brings along. If only I could turn back the hands of time. With hindsight, makes me nostalgic for those good old days and true, memories are for those who make them `cos I have a good share of them. U made my future which is now my present and I could never be more appreciative and happier
Pic 3-wow nice dance mudala awe ni lemana and mixed no tu magelo awe kwena…..
Lol! Fond Memories of Asbestos classrooms! Well pray that you dont have the dust in your lungs! Otherwise your life may already be short by 15 years!
#21 are you a commedian? Awe wandepula kunseko we ” Awe ni lemana, mixed notuma gelo” hahaha
PIC # 14 . LOL! reminds me of my high school days. chali kale!
I have enjoyed your selection of pictures LT.
#14 Abaiche ba le ‘Malinger’…I have always thought bu malingala bwali pwa. Where were the school prefects or teachers to ‘chase’ those kids back into class?
#15 As #22 MBULAWAYA has rightly noted…Asbestos is a very dangerous substance with grave consequences on one’s health. I hope the Zambian Govt is aware of this and that they will replace that dangerous substance with something safer. Here in the UK asbestos is an outlawed substance in the building industry and many firms have paid out ‘loads’ of pounds in compensation claims arising from the same.
FYI ,# 22 mbulawa, asbestos sheets were the roofing sheets of choice which covered more than two thirds of all the Zambian brick wall buildings( am not sure about the current status), but if you did survive it at school, you surely must have had it over your head either in offices, or various buildings including bars and houses.
it wasn’t my mouth… it was my keypad
Looking for old school mate.
Martha Zulu Mvula – Nkumbi International College 1988- 1992:”>:”>:”>
Ba MMD do some great supplies, bwasheni DC10,DC8, 737s nd a New International Airport with free wireless internet mwe bantu, thats wat pple want, the hour has come for a change, these are the changes the ZEDS are expectin from yu pple?, Ba KK awe mwalibombele nganaibukisha ilintu twali pa Airport awe palewama ngawamona DC10 chileikila pa runway, it was interestin, but Hour baisa na fyonse fyaya ku the Hour, :o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o iyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
Several deal it’s extremely advisable to get your shoes from certified traders
nothing interesting to comment.
was it a crazy boring week or you guys didn’ t capture anything interesting.?
Iyo kwena mwaponta miss Daisy. Otherwise mulishani:d
Hello Mwana . Hows u… Am i lying kwena, have you seen the fima pics? Borring…. I almost had a seizure from boredom….Ok.. thats a a a a joke.. haha:-?
Indeed boring and nothing of interest to talk about
Ndefye bwino Miss Daisy despite the cold weather kuno. Are still in SA or USA?
Kuala Lumpur – Malaysia’s High Court on Friday sentenced a Zambian national to death by hanging after he was found guilty of attempting to bring almost 160 grams of drugs into the country four years ago.
The judge ruled there was no evidence to support Emmanuel’s allegations that he was set up by anti-narcotics police.
The police said Emmanuel, 31, passed 37 rubber capsules containing heroin and monoacetylmorphine while in custody after he was arrested at Penang International Airport in northern Malaysia in October 2006.
Malaysia’s tough drug laws prescribe a mandatory death sentence for those found guilty of trafficking most types of drugs.
Zambezi airlines doing well. Membe must be really pissed off!;))
Inama ya pe lungu, imona abengi, uwalasa e mwine!
Am in the land of Bafana Bafana.
I think their location auto detection only goes as far as where the moderm was made…..i think…. Pshh, tell me about the cold, i can not comprehend what those children sleeping under the bridges go through!
That story is so sad Ka- Doyo. So he is hanging for real, shame man…may the lord come through for him if hes innocent, if hes not, may he find peace before his death….
:-w
#3 picture KK booging ..loving the old man … he is like wine….
# 7, now that iz scaring newz. Anything the anybody can do to save that Emmanuel?
#12 Ubuteko bwesu tabwaishibe fyo. Even the simplest issue of fairness at embassies issuing visas, these shrimps just coil up. When you see the protocol officer mu ma embassies kwati ni kanacisungu, very bashful. Ine umutimo bukali!
Pic#5 – Peter Daka. For the love of the country, try and lose weight! Iyee
#4Ms Daisy – From your mouth to God’s ears. Seizures are not funny things.
#13 Na Moyo – Wanjipaya!. LMAO, but you are right.
Malaysia always mean what they say.A death penalty is just that.Indeed my his soul find God’s peace.This should be a warning to others.Any one thinking of dealing in drugs in other people’s countries,be aware.Mulechitilafye ku Zambia where the law can be flouted and get away with it.
Bushe Ba “Tuku” balimunshila???
Good Morning
Having stayed away all week, it’s good to be updated by the pics. My personal favorites being the one featuring KK dancing and the one showing the old classrooms at Kamwala Sec. School.
Anyone with a good portion of realism will agree with me that pictures don’t always have to be flashy or sensational in order to fulfil their informative purpose. Pic. #15 may not be flashy but the mere sight of the classrooms with their typical arch roofs simply send me adrift on a memory bliss of my own school days…
Having said that, I wish everybody a blessed weekend.
Kamwala Secondary School/Kams( former Prince Phillip High School). You Betcha !! Hard to imagine how time flies and the changes it brings along. If only I could turn back the hands of time. With hindsight, makes me nostalgic for those good old days and true, memories are for those who make them `cos I have a good share of them. U made my future which is now my present and I could never be more appreciative and happier
Pic 3-wow nice dance mudala awe ni lemana and mixed no tu magelo awe kwena…..
Lol! Fond Memories of Asbestos classrooms! Well pray that you dont have the dust in your lungs! Otherwise your life may already be short by 15 years!
#21 are you a commedian? Awe wandepula kunseko we ” Awe ni lemana, mixed notuma gelo” hahaha
PIC # 14 . LOL! reminds me of my high school days. chali kale!
I have enjoyed your selection of pictures LT.
#14 Abaiche ba le ‘Malinger’…I have always thought bu malingala bwali pwa. Where were the school prefects or teachers to ‘chase’ those kids back into class?
#15 As #22 MBULAWAYA has rightly noted…Asbestos is a very dangerous substance with grave consequences on one’s health. I hope the Zambian Govt is aware of this and that they will replace that dangerous substance with something safer. Here in the UK asbestos is an outlawed substance in the building industry and many firms have paid out ‘loads’ of pounds in compensation claims arising from the same.
FYI ,# 22 mbulawa, asbestos sheets were the roofing sheets of choice which covered more than two thirds of all the Zambian brick wall buildings( am not sure about the current status), but if you did survive it at school, you surely must have had it over your head either in offices, or various buildings including bars and houses.
it wasn’t my mouth… it was my keypad
Looking for old school mate.
Martha Zulu Mvula – Nkumbi International College 1988- 1992:”>:”>:”>
Ba MMD do some great supplies, bwasheni DC10,DC8, 737s nd a New International Airport with free wireless internet mwe bantu, thats wat pple want, the hour has come for a change, these are the changes the ZEDS are expectin from yu pple?, Ba KK awe mwalibombele nganaibukisha ilintu twali pa Airport awe palewama ngawamona DC10 chileikila pa runway, it was interestin, but Hour baisa na fyonse fyaya ku the Hour, :o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o iyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
Several deal it’s extremely advisable to get your shoes from certified traders