<KENOX S760 / Samsung S760> — Labour deputy minister Simon Kachimba (c) talks to two Chinese employers who have accommodated their employees in the same rooms with livestock in Chongola.

A lady waits for her turn to start driving lessons at an illegal driving yard along Independence avenue in Lusaka

Tanzanian long distance buses before taking off at Intercity bus station in Lusaka

zanaco-blades 5 — Trinity Chanshi (23) and Morgan Kanjolo (26) of Zanaco are caught ball watching as Konkola Blades striker Ephraim Banda prepares to shoot at goal to record his team’s first goal during the game played at Sunset stadium in Lusaka

zanaco-blades 4 — Konkola Blades striker Ephraim Banda shoots the ball past Zanaco goal keeper Allan Chibwe (left) during the game played at Sunset stadium in Lusaka

zanaco-blades 1 — Police try to control irate soccer fans after Zanaco lost the game to Konkola Blades at Sunset stadium in Lusaka

zanaco-blades 2 — Police try to control irate soccer fans after Zanaco lost the game to Konkola Blades at Sunset stadium in Lusaka

zanaco-blades 3 — Police try to control rowdy soccer fans after Zanaco lost the game to Konkola Blades at Sunset stadium in Lusaka

zanaco-zesco 1 — Zesco’s Nicholas Zulu (center) tries to go past his Zanaco markers Morgan Kanjolo (left) and Ziyo Zyambo during last weeks game played at Sunset Stadium in Lusaka

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zanaco-zesco 3 — Zesco’s Winston Kalengo (right) tries to beat his Zanaco marker Morgan Kanjolo during last weeks game played at Sunset Stadium in Lusaka .

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zanaco-zesco 2 — Zesco’s Winston Kalengo (center) fights for the ball against Zanaco’s Morgan Kanjolo (left) as Charles Singwa looks on during last weeks game played at Sunset Stadium in Lusaka

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RB shown copper — President Banda admires copper at the opening of a new mine in Kitwe

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Pohamba speaking flanked by Salamao — President Hefikepunye Pohamba speaking during the opening of the SADC Extraordinary Summit at the Safari Hotel in Windhoek, Namibia .

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RB & RGM — President Banda with President Zimbabwean Preisdent Robert Mugabe at the opening of the SADC Extraordinary Summit in at Safari Hotel in Windhoek, Namibia

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RB & JMK — President Banda and Tanzanian President Kikwete sing the SADC anthem at the opening of the SADC Extraordinary Summit at Safari Hotel in Windhoek, Namibia.

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motor rally 1 — Conrad Rautenbach leaves a cloud of dust in his Ford N after going round a bend during the spectator stage of the Zambia International Motor Rally which raved off in Lusaka

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motor rally 2 — Conrad Rautenbach powers his Ford N along the dusty route during the spectator stage of the Zambia International Motor Rally which raved off in Lusaka .

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motor rally 3 — Team Madison driver Muna Singh negotiates his way at a corner in his Subaru during the spectator stage of the Zambia International Motor Rally which raved off in Lusaka

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motor rally 4 — Team Madison driver Muna Singh shows his mettle during the spectator stage of the Zambia International Motor Rally which raved off in Lusaka

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IG 1 — Inspector General of Police Francis Kabonde (right) compares notes with United Nations Development Programme Country Director Viola Morgan (left) as Commissioner of Police Raphael Musamba looks on at the launch of a training programme for police officers in Lusaka

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IG 2 — Inspector General of Police Francis Kabonde (right) shakes hands with United Nations Development Programme Country Director Viola Morgan (left) at the launch of a training programme for police officers in Lusaka

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IG 3 — Inspector General of Police Francis Kabonde (left) listens to Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police Auxensio Daka at the launch of a training programme for police officers in Lusaka

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IG 4 — Inspector General of Police Francis Kabonde (left) talks to Liberal Progressive Party Secretary General Langtone Sichone at the launch of a training programme for police officers in Lusaka

33 COMMENTS

LOKOMBWE May 23, 2011 At 10:13 am

nice pics…..EISH i miss home…
sharpshooter May 23, 2011 At 10:24 am

pic # 2. nice woman.The figure is Ballon type.you wonder if people are suffering back home with such a figure.twafweni !
mr president May 23, 2011 At 10:25 am

picture #3 intercity bus station its been long.
bla bla bla May 23, 2011 At 10:30 am

I wish I could understand the roles of the different senior police officers. There is an Inspector General, a Commander and a Commissioner!?? Would someone care to enlighten me on their roles and functions?
- Vinjeru May 23, 2011 At 2:11 pm
  
  No. 4, take a lookt at the Zambia police hierachy on this link: http://www.zambiapolive.gov.zm
- bla bla bla May 23, 2011 At 8:03 pm
  
  Thanks very much for the link to the ZP website. Definitly answered my questions. I was also quite impressed that the website is so detailed and had other useful links like to RTSA. I have often felt very frustrated when I have tried to search for information online for different institutions and services in Zambia. There is hope after all!!
bla bla bla May 23, 2011 At 10:32 am

SADC Anthem? Does such a thing really exist? I would love to still the words for the same!!
Upset May 23, 2011 At 11:22 am

Dont just talk to the chinese for such foolishness. arrest them! silly minister.
dice May 23, 2011 At 12:02 pm

those chinamen shud be punished
Mubika mubika May 23, 2011 At 12:45 pm

The place looks nice and fit for housing workers, why the minister was annoyed? That livestock deserves promotion for sleeping in same house with human beings. Excellent CV
ck May 23, 2011 At 12:58 pm

Conrad. “congrats”aliko bad i guess should be Africa rally champion.
Kalok May 23, 2011 At 1:15 pm

Pic 15. Do we have a SADC anthem??? Never heard of it. I know Namibia sings both their national anthem and the AU anthem. But SADC? Looks like every bloc now has an anthem? Ok too many questions, just that it is absolutely news to me.
Matero University May 23, 2011 At 1:21 pm

Good pics with the exception of the usual Lusaka rubbish #pics 3 and 18. Our students have researched and have found out that it seems most Zambians are still waiting for the colonial man to come and reinforce the rules of cleanness. Pic #1 is a shame and the managers should have been fined.
Setjhaba May 23, 2011 At 1:58 pm

The quality of our football pitches – no wonder few Zambians have played in Europe!
Junta mucende May 23, 2011 At 2:01 pm

#22 Nice to see ba Kweze looking so good. Reminds me of the old school days.Thats the way to go man. We are proud of you
KCC May 23, 2011 At 3:11 pm

Ba Morgan Kanjolo ninshi bali sana busy ku Zanaco. It appears he is the only hardworking chap in defence, nangu balilipila photographer ati mwaiche ukope sana…lol
Enka Rasha May 23, 2011 At 5:56 pm

Pics # 2,16-19 remind me i want to die in my sleep like my grandfather….Not screaming and yelling like the passengers in his car.
Zacharia Phiri (ZP) May 23, 2011 At 6:03 pm

Pic #14.What is the tension between Alaa Bee and Mugabe.That sitting gesture speaks volumes.
Anti-corruption May 23, 2011 At 6:42 pm

#14 KCC hahahaha nice one..surely home is home nice pics more especially pic 2 and SADCs..hmmm Mugabe.
Ten Kwacha May 23, 2011 At 7:00 pm

Any one with lyrics to the SADC lullaby….
Ten Kwacha May 23, 2011 At 7:04 pm

Whats so amusing about pics 16 to 19? You see cars in Matero and Chilenje pull up dust trails Kalukungu) just like that…!!
ZEDwise May 24, 2011 At 12:12 pm

I fail to understand why the Labour D Minister was annoyed. He does not care about the poor Zambian people, more than he cares for the investors. Good CV for the Labour Minister indeed. Seriously, the whole thing is shit, why should he care??
dataryder May 24, 2011 At 3:24 pm

mugabe sleeping!
ba mwine May 24, 2011 At 5:17 pm

fyanshi ifya kulanga bakapokola?
ba mwine May 24, 2011 At 5:21 pm

i did my driving lessons at that same illegal place opposite the freedom statue in kamwala. now i drive all over the world. how nostalgic! there are no other driving rigs apart from mimosa a long distance in chilanga.
Angel Light May 24, 2011 At 9:07 pm

Lovely pictures LT…am particularly happy to see commissioner of Police Mr. G. Musamba who I personally know but haven’t seen for ages as its been a very long time I left Zambia.
mwamba May 25, 2011 At 5:14 pm

#2 Who told you we are suffering. we are even better than you. I’m home, good life, good job. I don’t have 3 or 4 jobs like u.
John Chinena May 25, 2011 At 7:55 pm

No.2 is really stupid. Who told him that we are suffering here. We are managing very well even driving expensive vehicles. I can’t accept to go and work in diaspora cleaning old people boots. No!!!! I would rather push Wheelbarrows at Soweto market.
Mrs Gucci May 25, 2011 At 11:24 pm

Oi @ 26 not everyone in the diaspora cleans old peoples boots okey.
sharpshooter May 26, 2011 At 8:29 pm

Dear #25 and 26. i left zambia more than 15 years ago and back then the situation was desperate.majority of people were living on less than a dollar/day and not really much has changed.i comand a respectable job as a medical practitioner.im not demonising anybody ,was just happy to see the lady looking physicaly feet and well and in good spirit despite our well documented economical situation.many thanks stay blessed.
villager May 27, 2011 At 3:11 pm

LT try to give us random photos I dont like to see 4 or 5 photos of the same event
Umuntu May 28, 2011 At 7:25 pm

What do you mean “illegal driving school”? All one needs is to pay, drive and insured car. No school is illegal. If I have a car and want to make business I can teach people how to drive at a fee.
Sky June 3, 2011 At 7:21 pm

Lol pic 2 I also did my lessons there :)