Thursday, November 14, 2024

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Maamba collieries thermal power plant engineers captured busy working in the 300 mega watts power plant.
Maamba collieries thermal power plant engineers captured busy working in the 300 mega watts power plant.

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The 300 megawatts Maamba Collieries limited thermal power plant which was recently commissioned by President Edgar Lungu is operating well as in the picture abov
The 300 megawatts Maamba Collieries limited thermal power plant which was recently commissioned by President Edgar Lungu is operating well as in the picture abov

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Workers at Maamba Collieries Thermal plant Limited captured working in the plant. The plant currently supplies 150 megawatts out of the 300 megawatts it generates to ZESCO company limited
Workers at Maamba Collieries Thermal plant Limited captured working in the plant. The plant currently supplies 150 megawatts out of the 300 megawatts it generates to ZESCO company limited

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An aerial view picture of the cooling towers at the fully operational Maamba thermal plant in Sinazongwe district in Southern province.
An aerial view picture of the cooling towers at the fully operational Maamba thermal plant in Sinazongwe district in Southern province.

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 The front part of Maamba collieries thermal power plant , the plant is operating at full capacity in generating power.
The front part of Maamba collieries thermal power plant , the plant is operating at full capacity in generating power.

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Maamba coal open pit mine provides coal for the thermal plant operations and sells surplus to cement manufacturing companies. Above is the aerial view picture of the mine.
Maamba coal open pit mine provides coal for the thermal plant operations and sells surplus to cement manufacturing companies. Above is the aerial view picture of the mine.

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Batoka gorge hydro – electricity power station is scheduled to be constructed on this proposed site as can be seen in the picture above. The proposed site is situated in the Zambezi river 26 kilometres from Livingstone town. The project will be financed by both the Zambian Government and Zimbabwe.
Batoka gorge hydro – electricity power station is scheduled to be constructed on this proposed site as can be seen in the picture above. The proposed site is situated in the Zambezi river 26 kilometres from Livingstone town. The project will be financed by both the Zambian Government and Zimbabwe.

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Livingstone Intercity Terminus bus station is completed and only awaiting commissioning any time soon.
Livingstone Intercity Terminus bus station is completed and only awaiting commissioning any time soon.

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One of the finished township roads in Livingstone .
One of the finished township roads in Livingstone .

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 Lubuto Liberian Manger Given Besa Explains to Gender and Child Development human Resources Director Sandra Njovu during the Launch of dreams grant at Ngwerere Lubuto Library in Garden township.
Lubuto Liberian Manger Given Besa Explains to Gender and Child
Development human Resources Director Sandra Njovu during the Launch of
dreams grant at Ngwerere Lubuto Library in Garden township.

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Lubuto Liberian Manger Given Besa Explains to Gender and Child Development human Resources Director Sandra Njovu during the Launch of dreams grant at Ngwerere Lubuto Library in Garden township.
Lubuto Liberian Manger Given Besa Explains to Gender and Child
Development human Resources Director Sandra Njovu during the Launch of
dreams grant at Ngwerere Lubuto Library in Garden township.

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Lubuto Liberian Manger Given Besa Explains to Gender and Child Development human Resources Director Sandra Njovu during the Launch of dreams grant at Ngwerere Lubuto Library in Garden township.
Lubuto Liberian Manger Given Besa Explains to Gender and Child
Development human Resources Director Sandra Njovu during the Launch of
dreams grant at Ngwerere Lubuto Library in Garden township.

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Works at the US$7 Million Shopping mall in Kabwe progressing well.Pictures By Kelvin Tembo-ZANIS
Works at the US$7 Million Shopping mall in Kabwe progressing well.Pictures By Kelvin Tembo-ZANIS

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Works at the US$7 Million Shopping mall in Kabwe progressing well.Pictures By Kelvin Tembo-ZANIS
Workers tiling the floors at the US$ 7 Million Shopping Mall in Kabwe.Pictures By Kelvin Tembo-ZANIS.?

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Works at the US$7 Million Shopping mall in Kabwe progressing well.Pictures By Kelvin Tembo-ZANIS
Works at the US$7 Million Shopping mall in Kabwe progressing well.Pictures By Kelvin Tembo-ZANIS

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Workers tiling the floors at the US$ 7 Million Shopping Mall in Kabwe.Pictures By Kelvin Tembo-ZANIS.?
Workers tiling the floors at the US$ 7 Million Shopping Mall in Kabwe.Pictures By Kelvin Tembo-ZANIS.?

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MEI MEI- Owners of Dolla Hill Mall on the Ndola-Kitwe Dual Carriage way have defied government's directive to stop the construction of a structure which is on the bufferzone of the Dual Carriage way. Here workers doing final touches to the strucure whose construction was stopped when it was at foundation level
MEI MEI- Owners of Dolla Hill Mall on the Ndola-Kitwe Dual Carriage way have defied government’s directive to stop the construction of a structure which is on the bufferzone of the Dual Carriage way.
Here workers doing final touches to the strucure whose construction was stopped when it was at foundation level

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MEI MEI- Owners of Dolla Hill Mall on the Ndola-Kitwe Dual Carriage way have defied government's directive to stop the construction of a structure which is on the bufferzone of the Dual Carriage way. Here workers doing final touches to the strucure whose construction was stopped when it was at foundation level
MEI MEI- Owners of Dolla Hill Mall on the Ndola-Kitwe Dual Carriage way have defied government’s directive to stop the construction of a structure which is on the bufferzone of the Dual Carriage way.
Here workers doing final touches to the strucure whose construction was stopped when it was at foundation level

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Government has released undisclosed amount of money towards the completion of the K1.9m first ever modern bus terminus in Kasama. Once complete the bus facility is expected to boost trade and other economic activities in the area.
Government has released undisclosed amount of money towards the completion of the K1.9m first ever modern bus terminus in Kasama. Once complete the bus facility is expected to boost trade and other economic activities in the area.

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Government has released undisclosed amount of money towards the completion of the K1.9m first ever modern bus terminus in Kasama. Once complete the bus facility is expected to boost trade and other economic activities in the area.Government has released undisclosed amount of money towards the completion of the K1.9m first ever modern bus terminus in Kasama. Once complete the bus facility is expected to boost trade and other economic activities in the area.
Government has released undisclosed amount of money towards the completion of the K1.9m first ever modern bus terminus in Kasama. Once complete the bus facility is expected to boost trade and other economic activities in the area.

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National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda speaking during press briefing whilst His Vice Chairperson Rev: Pukuta Mwanza (r) and Board Member David Nama (l) listens
National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda speaking during press briefing whilst His Vice Chairperson Rev: Pukuta Mwanza (r) and Board Member David Nama (l) listens

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A new toll plaza being constructed in Chisamba.
A new toll plaza being constructed in Chisamba.

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PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony
PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base
from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony

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PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony
PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base
from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony

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PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony
PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base
from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony

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PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony
PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base
from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony

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PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony
PARAMOUNT Chief Mpezeni in a grand finale when he shifted his base
from Ephendukeni to Laweni in readiness for Ncwala ceremony

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Some Bembas doing cousinship when Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni people moved from his Ephendukeni palace to Laweni in readiness for Nc'wala ceremony
Some Bembas doing cousinship when Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni
people moved from his Ephendukeni palace to Laweni in readiness for
Nc’wala ceremony

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Some Bembas doing cousinship when Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni people moved from his Ephendukeni palace to Laweni in readiness for Nc'wala ceremony
Some Bembas doing cousinship when Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni
people moved from his Ephendukeni palace to Laweni in readiness for
Nc’wala ceremony

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Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team's arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS
Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team’s arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS

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Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team's arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS
Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team’s arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS

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Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team's arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS
Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team’s arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS

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Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team's arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS
Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team’s arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS

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Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team's arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS
Senegal under 20 football team arrived in the country ahead of the Total Under-20 AFCON tournament to commence on February 26, 2016. The team’s arrival was mesmerised by local traditional dances. PICTURE BY DANNY MOWA/ZANIS

25 COMMENTS

  1. The captions are terrible, the person taking these pictures does a decent job but should engage someone else to interpret them.

    COming to the pictures, erm lets put it this way, I am better off being in Glasgow.
    Thanks

    BB2014,16

    • YOU ARE SPOT-ON MUSHOTA, THE CAPTIONING OF THESE PICTURES IS RUBBISH AS EVER BEFORE. THE THING IS JOURNALISIM IN ZAMBIA HAS SIMPLY, “GONE TO DOGS”, OR VICE VERSA. THERE USED TO BE JOURNALISM OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS WITH PROPER GRAMMAR IN ZAMBIA. ALAS! THAT IS ALL HISTORY. ZAMBIA DAILY MAIL DOESN’T EVEN CAPTION AND THEIR IMAGES DON’T EVEN EXPAND. MAYBE THEY DON’T EVEN KNOW IMPORTANCE OF EXPANDABLE AND CAPTIONED IMAGES. WITH THE TIMES OF ZAMBIA- ONE CAN’T EVEN READ THE HEADLINES. THEY ARE INCOMPLETE. IT’S SAD HOW JOURNALISM IN ZAMBIA IS GONE TO DOGS AND IS NOW MOVING TO PIGS.

    • Mushota I feel sorry whoever the brain dead de.generate married you. You are the most negative homo sapient I have ever come across. You must have a very unhappy marriage that is why you spend all you time on Lusaka Times because he doesn’t touch you.

    • Thats for pulling the young school girls…but then again we know even this one will soon be written off due to drink driving!!

  2. The toll plaza looks good but is tiny and dangerous in the long run. They should have constructed a dual carriage way of three kilometers on either side and terminating in about three to four lanes to provide safety to workers as well as motorists. It is all that simple. A booth can never just start at a “Short range!” Travel and you will see and learn! The only goodness is that Hazaluza Hagain!

  3. Mushota…spot on!!! We need a detailed account of these photos taken especially the toll plaza in chisamba, etc what it means for the economy of zambia…

  4. NRFA has been collecting a lot of money from the operational Toll Plazas. But the roads are actually deteriorating. What is going on NRFA and your partner RDA?

  5. While the toll plaza is still of low standard it is definitely better than the nonsense that is currently in Kapiri.
    I hope those chinese operating the Maambo thermal power plant are their only during this inception phase and will hand over to Zambians to operate and manage the facility sooner than later. I guess it all depends on what was agreed upfront.
    Mpezeni’s procession…I am always disappointed that there is no planning, protocol or pomp and splendour in Zambia when it come to public events and processions…be it a traditional ceremony, event involving the President or sports men. Look at the disorderliness in Mpezeni’s procession? Look at the arrival of the Senegales football team….those traditional dances had no place being there. What is it with those roses? Same…

  6. The power plant looks great, I cant wait to see the dam. Mpezeni looks great too its nice to see zambians keeping their traditions makes me proud to be african.

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