President Sata with Vice Dr Scott Meets Ambassadors

President Michael Sata admires a gift presented to him by African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) eminent person Ambassador Fatuma Ndangiza Nyrirakobwa (right) as Acting Chief Justice Lombe Chibesakunda (centre) looks on during the launch of the APRM report at State House in Lusaka

President Michael Sata receives a gift from African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) eminent person Ambassador Fatuma Ndangiza Nyrirakobwa (right) as Acting Chief Justice Lombe Chibesakunda (centre) looks on during the launch of the APRM report at State House in Lusaka

President Michael Sata receives copies of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) report from Vice President Dr Guy Scott at State House in Lusaka

President Michael Sata listens to Justice Minister Wynter Kabimba (left) at the launch of the African Peer Review Mechanism report at State House in Lusaka

President Michael Sata listens to Acting Chief Justice Lombe Chibesakunda during the launch of the African Peer Review Mechanism report at State House in Lusaka

President Michael Sata, accompanied by Vice President Guy Scott, interacts with heads of diplomatic missions accredited to Zambia after a closed door meeting at State House in Lusaka

President Michael Sata with Vice President Guy Scott after a closed door meeting with heads of diplomatic missions accredited to Zambia at State House in Lusaka

President Michael Sata, accompanied by Vice President Guy Scott (second from left), interacts with heads of diplomatic missions accredited to Zambia as Justice Minister Wynter Kabimba (second from right) looks on after a closed door meeting at State House in Lusaka

President Michael Sata shares a light moment with heads of diplomatic missions accredited to Zambia after a closed door meeting at State House in Lusaka

Minister of Local Government and Housing Emerine Kabanshi, Matero Resident Lovemore Mulenga, Airtel Marketing Director Walid Akkaoui and Airtel CEO Charity Chanda Lumpa at the handover of the house won by Lovemore Mulenga during the ongoing "Wina Biga" promotion at the North Gate Garden — Minister of Local Government and Housing Emerine Kabanshi, Matero Resident Lovemore Mulenga, Airtel Marketing Director Walid Akkaoui and Airtel CEO Charity Chanda Lumpa at the handover of the house won by Lovemore Mulenga during the ongoing “Wina Biga” promotion at the North Gate Garden

irtel Marketing Director Walid Akkaoui, Airtel CEO Charity Chanda Lumpa Minister of Local Government and Housing Emerine Kabanshi, Matero Resident Lovemore Mulenga, Jacqueline Kasonde Mulenga t the handover of the house won by Lovemore Mulenga during the ongoing "Wina Biga" promotion at the North Gate Garden — Airtel Marketing Director Walid Akkaoui, Airtel CEO Charity Chanda Lumpa Minister of Local Government and Housing Emerine Kabanshi, Matero Resident Lovemore Mulenga, Jacqueline Kasonde Mulenga t the handover of the house won by Lovemore Mulenga during the ongoing “Wina Biga” promotion at the North Gate Garden

From left to right: Airtel Marketing Director Walid Akkaoui , Matero Business Resident Lovemore Mulenga the winner of a 3 bed rooms house , Jacqueline Kasonde Mulenga, Airtel MD Charity Lumpa and Mulenga’s children after the handover of the house worth of K500,000 at the North Gate Garden Mandevu area in Lusaka

Matero Business Resident Lovemore Mulenga the winner of a 3 bed rooms house , shaking hands with Airtel MD Charity Lumpa while looking on are his wife Jacqueline Kasonde Mulenga aND Airtel Marketing Director Walid Akkaoui after the handover of the house worth of K500,000 at the North Gate Garden Mandevu area in Lusaka

THE K1.8 million worth buses and utility vehicle which Health Deputy Minister Chitalu Chilufya handed over in Lusaka yesterday. The three buses and one utility vehicle bought by the Nursing Education Partnership Initiative project will benefit three nursing and midwifery institutions in Zambia

SOME nurses admire the K1.8 million worth buses and utility vehicle which Health Deputy Minister Chitalu Chilufya handed over in Lusaka yesterday. The three buses and one utility vehicle bought by the Nursing Education Partnership Initiative project will benefit three nursing and midwifery institutions in Zambia

TAJ Pamodzi Hotel general manager Sanjay Sood (right) presents a bouquet of flowers to First Lady Christine Kaseba-Sata shortly after she arrived at the hotel to officiate at the Palliative Care Alliance Zambia (PCAZ) stakeholders strategic engagement meeting in Lusaka

FIRST Lady Christine Kaseba-Sata (second from left) shares a light moment with Taj Pamodzi Hotel general manager Sanjay Sood (left), Palliative Care Alliance Zambia (PCAZ) board chairperson Fastone Goma (third from left) and PCAZ vice chairperson Lister Chingangu (far right) in Lusaka yesterday. This was when Dr Kaseba was arriving to officiate at the PCAZ stakeholders strategic engagement meeting.

Vice President Guy Scott (right) and his wife Charlotte (left) during a dinner hosted for delegates attending the ongoing 3rd International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) Conference for the Africa-India Ocean Region at Zambezi Sun Hotel in Livingstone

Vice President Guy Scott (left) and his wife Charlotte (right) dances during a dinner hosted for delegates attending the ongoing 3rd International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) Conference for the Africa-India Ocean Region at Zambezi Sun Hotel in Livingstone

Vice President Guy Scott (right)) and Southern Province Minister Daniel Munkombwe (left) singing the national anthem during a meeting with PF supporters at Livingstone Civic Centre Committee room on

Vice President Guy Scott (middle) and Southern Province Minister Daniel Munkombwe (left) dances during a dinner hosted for delegates attending the ongoing 3rd International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) Conference for the Africa-India Ocean Region at Zambezi Sun Hotel in Livingstone

DPP Mutembo Nchito addressing delegates during the 3rd International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) Conference for the Africa-India Ocean Region in Livingstone at Zambezi Sun Hotel

Vice President Guy Scott (middle) and Southern Province Minister Daniel Munkombwe attending the 3rd International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) Conference for the Africa-India Ocean Region in Livingstone at Zambezi Sun Hotel

Some delegates attending the 3rd International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) Conference for the Africa-India Ocean Region in Livingstone at Zambezi Sun Hotel

Livingstone High Court judge Gaudentia Milimo Salasini (lef) and DPP Mutembo Nchito (right) interacting during the 3rd International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) Conference for the Africa-India Ocean Region in Livingstone at Zambezi Sun Hotel

Ongoing Construction works at the 10,000 Tonne Bwembelelo Maize Storage Facility in Mpongwe District expected to be fully completed May this year. The facility is expected to store in excess of 200,000 by 50kg bags of maize.

Safintra Zambia donated bins to the Lusaka City Council in support of the Keep Lusaka Clean campaign, as part of its CSR initiative. Safintra Zambia , through its Director Mr Sandeep Kaushik, is committed to help reduce litter and waste in the city the LCC’s campaign by pledging to donate up to 500 bins by the end of the year. Receiving the bins is LCC mayor, Mr Daniel Chisenga.

EASTERN Province Minister, Malozo Sichone, speaking when a team Samsung Field Engineers from South Africa, paid a vourtesy call on him at his office in Chipata last Thursday. Looking on is Cycorp Managing Director, Kingsley Nkonde who was the team leader. Mr. Nkonde also leads the fight against counterfeit products in the country

SAMSUNG Field Engineer from South Africa, Richard Lawrenson (c) and Samsung Zambia representative, Jonathan Nsama ( r ), show Eastern Province Minister, Malozo Sichone, some counterfeit Samsung mobile phones at his office in Chipata

AN officer from the Zambia Police Intellectual Property Unit in Eastern Province and Samsung Zambia representative, Jonathan Nsama (r), display some counterfeit Samsung phones at Chipata Central Police Station last Thursday. This was during the certification to determine the genuine phones fromthe counterfeit ones — AN officer from the Zambia Police Intellectual Property Unit in Eastern Province and Samsung Zambia representative, Jonathan Nsama (r), display some counterfeit Samsung phones at Chipata Central Police Station last Thursday. This was during the certification to determine the genuine phones from the counterfeit ones

SAMSUNG South Africa Field Engineers, Richard Lawrenson (l) and Neville Sibiya (r ) inspect the Samsung mobile phones that were confiscated by the Eastern Province Intellectual Property Unity (IPU) in Chipata to certify the genuine ones among the many counterfeit Samsung phones

CYCORP Managing Director, Kingsley Nkonde, who also leads the fight against counterfeit products in Zambia, checks some Samsung mobile phones at Mobile City Shop in Chipata. This was when the Eastern Province Intellectual Property Unit (IPU) in conjunction with Samsung Brand owners checked for counterfeit products

Livingstone based Zambian National Dance Troupe entertaining guests at Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone last week during the inaugural launch of Mahogany Airline flights into the tourist capital. — Livingstone based Zambian National Dance Troupe entertaining guests at Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone during the inaugural launch of Mahogany Airline flights into the tourist capital.

Mahogany Airline makes an inaugural landing at Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone

Livingstone based Zambian National Dance Troupe entertaining guests at Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airport in Livingstone during the inaugural launch of Mahogany Airline flights into the tourist capital.

Mahogany Airline chief executive officer Jim Belemu ( left) hands over a gift to Livingstone Mayor Aggrey Njekwa (right).

Mahogany Airline chief executive officer Jim Belemu (far left), Livingstone Town Clerk Vivian Chikoti (next to him), Livingstone District Commissioner Omar Munsanje (second from far right) and Livingstone Mayor Aggrey Njekwa (far right).

LUSAKA Province Permanent Secretary Wamunyima Muwana (third from right), Lusaka District Commissioner Ashell Kampengele (wearing hat on his rear right), Chawama Ward two councilor Potipher Tembo (forth from right) and Road Development Agency (RDA) chief executive officer Bernard Chiwala (far left) and the Agency's senior public relations manager Loyce Saili (far right) share a light moment yesterday. This was when they joined RDA female members of staff to clean drainage facilities along one of the roads under the L400 project in Chawama Township in Lusaka — LUSAKA Province Permanent Secretary Wamunyima Muwana (third from right), Lusaka District Commissioner Ashell Kampengele (wearing hat on his rear right), Chawama Ward two councilor Potipher Tembo (forth from right) and Road Development Agency (RDA) chief executive officer Bernard Chiwala (far left) and the Agency’s senior public relations manager Loyce Saili (far right) share a light moment yesterday. This was when they joined RDA female members of staff to clean drainage facilities along one of the roads under the L400 project in Chawama Township in Lusaka

USAKA Province Permanent Secretary Wamunyima Muwana (with raised leg), Lusaka District Commissioner Ashell Kampengele (in blue work suit, wearing hat) and Chawama Ward two councilor Potipher Tembo (in grey trousers) when they joined female Road Development Agency female members of staff to clean drainage facilities in Chawama Township yesterday ahead of International Women's Day — LEADING by example. Lusaka Province Permanent Secretary Wamunyima Muwana (centre, lifting shovel), Lusaka District Commissioner Ashell Kampengele (right, wearing hat) and Chawama Ward two councilor Potipher Tembo (left) cleaning a drainage facility along one of the roads under the L400 project in Chawama Township yesterday. This was when Road Development Agency female members of staff took time to embark on drainage works in the area ahead of International Women’s Day

LUSAKA Province Permanent Secretary Wamunyima Muwana (with raised leg), Lusaka District Commissioner Ashell Kampengele (in blue work suit, wearing hat) and Chawama Ward two councilor Potipher Tembo (in grey trousers) when they joined female Road Development Agency female members of staff to clean drainage facilities in Chawama Township yesterday ahead of International Women's Day — LUSAKA Province Permanent Secretary Wamunyima Muwana (with raised leg), Lusaka District Commissioner Ashell Kampengele (in blue work suit, wearing hat) and Chawama Ward two councilor Potipher Tembo (in grey trousers) when they joined female Road Development Agency female members of staff to clean drainage facilities in Chawama Township yesterday ahead of International Women’s Day

Chinsali police picking up a body of Bupe Sacha 48 who was allegedly murdered by his wife in Masandiko village, in chief Nkula’s area in Chinsali district.

22 COMMENTS

Saulosi March 7, 2014 At 3:31 pm

King Cobra and Sikote ! Fileteka ifima guys kwati bufi.I know someone will say that tukamona mu 2016 HH will win.Yeah i have heard that before even us in PF thought the same in 2006 and 2008.Some things will never change.
- Saulosi March 7, 2014 At 3:45 pm
  
  The chief Justice has indeed aged.Glad she is about to leave that office.She needs that rest.
- Mushota March 7, 2014 At 3:47 pm
  
  I dont understand that language , Please use English 🙁
  
  The longer you stay in Europe you and i both know, the quicker you lose
  the zambian accent and ‘zambian English’ the quicker you get accepted here, so i hope you understand where i am coming from.
  
  Thanks.
- Peter March 7, 2014 At 7:53 pm
  
  MICHAEL SATA NA GUY SCOTT FYAUME. NO NONESNE GUYS. VIVA SATA VIVA SCOTT.
- Nostradamus March 8, 2014 At 1:47 am
  
  @Saulosi; Your two heroes sure are hardworking, manje imifwalile. Go to picture 8. Can you compare that kind of dressing to my favorite President Chiluba & Veep Kavindele??
  What surprise me is why those two destitutes managed to marry such admirable women, Go to pic#21, look at Charlotte, soooooo beautiful, look at Pic#18 Muka Yama in a miniskirt, walking as if she is just leaving bedroom!!
Janice March 7, 2014 At 3:36 pm

Nice pictures.Love the new buses,well done bane.
- kolwe March 8, 2014 At 9:04 am
  
  mwandini, the pictures are good because i miss home thats all. buti ukulanda ichishinka mwandini nabafilwa ama guys aba!!! dollar mdala K6 sure? all in the name of building roads? awe there has to be more to development than this.
Mungwala March 7, 2014 At 3:44 pm

King Cobra’s pockets in pic 9 look heavy, what was he carrying?
Akachecnjela March 7, 2014 At 4:17 pm

I think the president should just stick to his Indian/Chinese Safari suits. Mahogany air, thumbs up. Thanks sarintra. We need to teach the people to be clean. Chawama clean up, very good and keep it up.
- Nostradamus March 8, 2014 At 1:52 am
  
  Get focused, you can’t like even everything and every body. It sounds you like Indians’ dress code and the Indians themselves, Those Indians forget about their dirty Mubai. Its like Zambian company, Ilunda Chalo’s CEO Kabimba going to donate trash canes in India’s Bombay.
Kajongosi March 7, 2014 At 4:20 pm

viva Sata and the working PF government. I see underfive Hichilema getting 17 percent of the votes in 2016, just as it has been a trend reducing from 25% in 2006, to 19% in 2008 and then 18% in 2011
Scrutinizerer March 7, 2014 At 4:24 pm

….are bloggers IDs safe with this site..??…who runs LT…??
I’m now suspicious…
- Saulosi March 7, 2014 At 5:29 pm
  
  What did you see ? Tell me about it.
Gumu Gumu March 7, 2014 At 4:58 pm

These are all PRO GOVT pics. Not balanced at all. When are you going to cover the opposition? Every time it’s Sata, Kaseba & his ministers. We need balanced news coverage.
- Gen March 7, 2014 At 8:44 pm
  
  go to the watchdog if you are interested in under five pics
Wamulume March 7, 2014 At 6:21 pm

@Saulosi, you are on the spot. These pictures make others feel like choking and dying of hate! Guys, he is the president! And there is nothing you can do about it! I like Guy Scott and his wife pictures too! Ichikonko can kill people esp Zambia GaluWatchers!
- Saulosi March 7, 2014 At 7:48 pm
  
  Yeah right bro.
chinese March 7, 2014 At 8:37 pm

Wamulume why should ordinary people choke, being President is beyond posing on pictures and a lot of responsibility,if they are enjoying let them enjoy while it lasts they don’t add value to anyone’s ife
Nostradamus March 8, 2014 At 1:55 am

Pic#44, why put disgusting mad back in street, where are those Trash Bins which were just donated to LCC, apapene they have taken them to their plots for fetching water?
Musonda March 8, 2014 At 4:18 am

CLUELESS GOVERNMENT AND FOLLOWERS. HOW CAN ONE ENVY THE GOVERNMENT WHO DUTY IT IS TO ENJOY THEMSELVES AT THE EXPENSE OF THE ZAMBIANS? SHALLOW THINKING YOU CHILDREN OF CADRES.
Musonda March 8, 2014 At 4:18 am

CLUELESS GOVERNMENT AND FOLLOWERS. HOW CAN ONE ENVY THE GOVERNMENT WHOSE DUTY IT IS TO ENJOY THEMSELVES AT THE EXPENSE OF THE ZAMBIANS? SHALLOW THINKING YOU CHILDREN OF CADRES
Kapeya Kasanda March 8, 2014 At 8:25 am

Iwe Nostradamus, can’t you see that the president’s jacket is looking funny with the things he has put in the pockets. Why can’t he hand over the things in his pockets to his body guard? At least he looks better when he is wearing his usual style Indian/Chinese wear. Only Kafupi (mhrip) used to look good in his suits.