An 86-year old Livingstone man, Kizito Nawa, walked for a distance of 22 kilometres (km) from the central business district to Victoria Falls to raise money for charity. Above, Mr Nawa (middle) being helped to do a fundraising walk by other symphasithers in Livingstone

Jailed former Livingstone Mayor and Lizuma Ward Councillor, Aggrey Njekwa, waves to his sympathisers near the holding cells for Livingstone Courts

Former Livingstone Mayor Aggrey Njekwa's young sister, Suzanne (middle), prays for the jailed brother outside the Livingstone High Court — Former Livingstone Mayor Aggrey Njekwa’s young sister, Suzanne (middle), prays for the jailed brother outside the Livingstone High Court

Tourism Minister at the World Tourism Day celebrations in Livingstone

Immaculate Teachers training College had its fourth graduation ceremony in Kabwe were 208 students were conferred with diplomas in various discplines. Above, Copperbelt University (CBU) acting Vice Chancellor professor Patrick Phiri presents the best student award in English language and Religious education to Robert Mudenda. — Immaculate Teachers training College had its fourth graduation
ceremony in Kabwe were 208 students were conferred with diplomas in
various discplines. Above, Copperbelt University (CBU) acting Vice
Chancellor professor Patrick Phiri presents the best student award in
English language and Religious education to Robert Mudenda.

Students raise their diplomas during the Immaculata Teachers College fourth graduation ceremony in Kabwe — Students raise their diplomas during the Immaculata Teachers College
fourth graduation ceremony in Kabwe

From left to right, North-Western province deputy permanent secretary Alfred Chiingi , Home Affairs deputy minister Lt.Col Panji Kaunda and Kuvuluka Kishakulu tradition ceremony secretary Andrew Mukumata follow the proceedings of the ceremony at chief Matebo’s grounds in Solwezi

Chief Matebo with his wives, Cydah (l) and Phillies (r ) follow the proceedings of the Kuvuluka Kishakulu tradition ceremony at the royal grounds in Solwezi

Chief Matebo’s royal family members engage in dancing the song entitled beauty is made and fined locally known as Buya Balatwa during the Kuvuluka Kishakulu tradition ceremony at chief Matebo’s grounds in Solwezi

Acting Solwezi mayor Brian Kajoba (r ) joins Nsomo cultural group dancer Felistus Malingosa in dancing beauty is made and fined song during the Kuvuluka Kishakulu tradition ceremony at chief Matebo’s grounds in Solwezi on Saturday as Acting Solwezi district commissioner Muyobo Shimabale (far left) looks on

ROAD Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) director Zindaba Soko (right) and his Deputy for Safety Gladwell Banda (left) listens to International Road Federation (IRF) President Kiran Kapila during the IRF and China Highway and Transportation Society (CHTS) congress and annual meeting in Chongqing, China, recently

The recruit pass-out and commemoration of the African Correctional and Prisons Day in Kabwe with Recruits wearing uniforms worn during the colonia era

Vice President Inonge Wina at the recruit pass-out and commemoration of the African Correctional and Prisons Day in Kabwe

The recruit pass-out and commemoration of the African Correctional and Prisons Day in Kabwe

FAZ executive committee member Lee Kawanu with president Kalusha Bwalya at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata during Airtell Rising Stars Identification programme — FAZ executive committee member Lee Kawanu with president Kalusha
Bwalya at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata during Airtell Rising Stars
Identification programme

FAZ president Kalusha Bwalya with players at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata during Airtell Rising Stars Identification programme — FAZ president Kalusha Bwalya with players at David Kaunda Stadium in
Chipata during Airtell Rising Stars Identification programme

Minister of Youth and Sport Vincent Mwale showing his juggling skills when he passed to deliver a talk of encouragement during the Airtel Talents Search at Eastern Province Chipata David Kaunda stadium on Saturday, Septembet 26th

Minister of Youth and Sport Vincent Mwale in the middle wearing a black cap and a red shirt, on his left Airtel Public Relation officer Lisa Mulozi, FAZ Committer member Lee Kawanu and immediate to his right FAZ President Kalusha Bwalya posing with the youth of Eastern Province that turned out during the Airtel Talents Search at Eastern Province Chipata David Kaunda stadium on Saturday, Septembet 26th . — Minister of Youth and Sport Vincent Mwale in the middle wearing a black cap and a red shirt, on his left Airtel Public Relation officer Lisa Mulozi, FAZ Committee member Lee Kawanu and immediate to his right FAZ President Kalusha Bwalya posing with the youth of Eastern Province that turned out during the Airtel Talents Search at Eastern Province Chipata David Kaunda stadium on Saturday, September 26th .

Airtel Talent search hopeful Chadiza Day Secondary G 10 Evelyn Banda showing off her juggling skills while looking on are FAZ President Kalusha Bwalya followed by FAZ Committee member Lee Kawanu and Minister of Youth and Sport Vincent Mwale at Eastern Province Chipata David Kaunda Stadium on Saturday, September 26th.

FAZ President Kalusha Bwalya showing off his juggling skills during Airtel Talent Search at Eastern Province Chipata David Kaunda Stadium on Saturday, September 26th. — FAZ President Kalusha Bwalya showing off ~~her~~ his juggling skills during Airtel Talent Search at Eastern Province Chipata David Kaunda Stadium on Saturday, September 26th.

Eastern Province Football Coordinator Sandras Kumwenda addressing Airtel Talent Search hopeful from Eastern Provinces districts: Chadiza, Lundazi, Petauke, Katete, Sinda, Mfuwe, Nyimba and Chipata at Chipata David Kaunda Stadium on Saturday, September 26th.

Airtel Talent Search hopefull Chongololo Secondary school pupil Youssuff Msa trying to beat his opponent

15 COMMENTS

spongebob September 28, 2015 At 1:40 pm

ba mwenye bola, where are we hearding to.
- Nzelu September 28, 2015 At 5:14 pm
  
  I do not even know where to start addressing the amount of ignorance in your comment.
- Nyau September 28, 2015 At 6:26 pm
  
  Sponge my friend,
  I noted that you posted on Monday. Which rules out weekend drunkenness. So I’m interested to hear your excuse.
- diaspora September 28, 2015 At 8:27 pm
  
  My friend, i mean well by kindly asking you to check the indian soccer league
  and appreciate how it has grown over the years.
  
  By far, soccer there is properly funded and supported at all levels of its development
  as compared to our own.
  
  Your notion to look at it as a non-indian sport is void. Any sporting code cuts across racial,
  regional and indeed political limitations
  
  My appeal to you is to find time and research on india soccer development.
  
  Am sorry, yours was a backward comment.
SIMON September 28, 2015 At 2:02 pm

Comment:HI
zagaze September 28, 2015 At 2:27 pm

Picture 24, i dont understand why the colonial uniforms had them guys wearing Fezs, i mean that is moorish isnt it. i think i need to explore it further. good history right there just waiting for me to do the connections
ss September 28, 2015 At 2:40 pm

ladies who put on trousers or hip-stars whatever you call it, i consider them to be men no wonder they don’t get married even they did still their marriage is horrible.
Musonkanuka September 28, 2015 At 3:27 pm

I am just happy to sleep clean Livingstone streets unlike filthy Lusaka streets. Hope Soko and his team will learn something about road safety.
infidels Baghdad Zulu September 28, 2015 At 3:30 pm

LT!!! Pic 37. “Faz president Kalushya Bwalya showing off her juggling skills…” Which school of journalism trains these people kanshi? It’s inexcusable! There’s no substitute for excellence LT.
judy September 28, 2015 At 5:15 pm

All top leadership have abandoned road travel. Looks like they are all flying even to nearby destinations like Kabwe. These expenses are hurting the economy badly.
Nyau September 28, 2015 At 5:26 pm

NOTEWORTHY.

Pic.15: Chief Matebo with his wives, Cydah (l) and Phillies (r ) follow the proceedings of the Kuvuluka Kishakulu tradition ceremony at the royal grounds in Solwezi.
COMMENT: Like a cockerel with his hens. Odd how LT casually describes this kind of lascivious nincompoop-ness.

Pic.36: FAZ President Kalusha Bwalya showing off her juggling skills during Airtel Talent Search at Eastern Province Chipata David Kaunda Stadium on Saturday, September 26th.
COMMENT: Until LT mentioned it, I had no idea Kalusha Bwalya was a girl.
- Kalok September 28, 2015 At 7:00 pm
  
  @Nyau, it appears Kalusha has been outed by LT! Perhaps he was taking too long to come out of the closet. Oh – that is a good analogy on mingling hens and their cockerel; well put.
anyoko September 28, 2015 At 8:18 pm

The captioning of photoz is boring and full of errors, several photoz Hon. Jean Kapata just one tittle hahahaha..please u cant change like Hon Kapata with Misss TOURISM iam not a journalist but can see ur ignorance. Coming back to the topic at hand Govt. is in order to spend US$300,000 to charter a plane cos. that moneyis just peanuts for a presido ALSO ECL is not a spender like RB was or ka chiluba
Tumbuka Pride September 29, 2015 At 2:28 am

Lol ,Inonge Wina you’re just in the right place for a politician- a corrections facility.You see,politicians should only serve two terms :one in office and the other in jail.
Peter September 29, 2015 At 3:27 am

SOME STADIUM IMAGES, BETWEEN 31 AND 38- SURELY, DO WE HAVE TO PAINT EVERYTHING IN THE COLOURS OF THE ZAMBIAN FLAG? DON’T WE HAVE INTERIOR/EXTERIOR DESIGNERS IN ZAMBIA TO COME UP WITH BEAUTIFUL COLOUR DESIGNS? IF IT’S DAVID KAUNDA STADIUM WASN’T EVEN SUITABLE TO GIVE THE STADIUM A WHITEWASH SYMBOLIZING KK’s WHITE HANKIE?