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Zambian Dorothy Tembo to act as Executive Director of the International Trade Centre

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Zambian Dorothy Tembo to act as Executive Director of the International Trade Centre

Ms. Dorothy Tembo, current Deputy Executive Director of the International Trade Centre, assumed the role of Executive Director ad interim of the organization on 13 January 2020 upon the departure of Ms. Arancha González.

She will hold this position until the process for the appointment of a new Executive Director has been completed.

Ms. Tembo had served as Deputy Executive Director of ITC from June 2014.

Before joining ITC, Ms. Tembo was the Executive Director of the Enhanced Integrated Framework Programme (EIF) based at the World Trade Organization from 2008 to 2013. During her tenure, Ms. Tembo spearheaded the relaunch of the programme, which supports least developed countries (LDCs) in addressing their trade-related technical assistance needs and supply side constraints.

From 2004 to 2008, Ms. Tembo served as Chief Trade Negotiator and Director of Foreign Trade in the Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry of Zambia.

Prior to this, Ms. Tembo served as a Trade and Investment Advisor on the USAID Zambia Trade and Investment Enhancement Project (ZAMTIE) project in Lusaka, providing support to the Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry and the private sector.

Between 2000 and 2003, Ms. Tembo served as Deputy Team Leader on the USAID RAPID project in Botswana, which assited 14 Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries in the implementation of the SADC Trade Protocol, after having served in various positions in the Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, and Zambia’s National Commission for Development Planning.

Ms. Tembo holds a degree in Economics from the University of Zambia.

150 nursing students stranded in Chilubi as UPND accuses Health Minister Chilufya of turning training institution into a hospital

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150 nursing students stranded in Chilubi as UPND accuses Health Minister Chilufya of turning training institution into a hospital

About 150 students at the Chilubi island School of Nursing and Midwifery have their careers thrown in the wind after Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya opted to officially open an incomplete district hospital using infrastructure that once served as the training school and hostels.

According to a UPND statement, students that sought anonymity said the arrangement was that the structure would be used as a training school before a hospital is built in the vicinity as it was the feeling of the ministry that a training would serve as a nursery for future human resource for the health facility.

But to their surprise and in view of the forthcoming parliamentary by-election in the area, Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya who is also PF campaign manager opted to turn the training institution into a hospital throwing the students into limbo.

“What we know is that this institution will be used for our training as we had occupied all the rooms which also served as our hostels. The Government was to construct a hospital nearby with staff driven from the school. But we got surprised on Friday when we were told by management to find alternative accommodation as the school was relocating to pave way for it being turned into a hospital.The school has since relocated to some building called Bangweulu shopping complex at the market. That building which once served as a bar is what we shall be using as a theatre lecture room. It is in a deplorable state and we have to endure all this all because the PF is trying to win the parliamentary seat”, the source added.

The students have since been adviced to find alternative accommodation in the villages making their continued learning difficult as most of the houses on the island are not habitable.

The inside of one of the rooms at the Shopping Complex where the Chilubi College Nursing and Midwifery has now been moved to which will be used as a lecture theatre
The inside of one of the rooms at the Shopping Complex where the Chilubi College Nursing and Midwifery has now been moved to which will be used as a lecture theatre

The sources further said the Minister has also instructed school management to enrol another 150 students from nearby villages as student nurses who have since been asked to report to the school next Monday for commencement of class.

“As it stands now, we don’t have what we can describe as a normal class environment as that Bangweulu building is substandard and a health hazard. One of the rooms still has bottles of alcohol being sold as can be seen from the photos. Dr.Chilufya has further directed for the enrollment of 150 other students from the nearby village’s without any advertisement as it always the trend. We all know that all this is because of the forthcoming parliamentary by-election. All the mattresses donated to school have been repossessed and given to the hospital which doesn’t even have adequate staff. Please speak for us otherwise our future is nolonger assured” they added.

They have since vowed not to attend class until the situation is normalised.

“We appeal to the Ministry of Health to consider the plight of the stranded students with most of them having no relatives on the island,” the students lamented.

Chilubi parliamentary seat fell vacant following the death of the incumbent Rosario Fundanga in November last year.

The UPND is fielding an educationist Stanislaus Chele while the PF is fielding former Kaputa District Commissioner Mulenga Fube Bwalya in the February 13th,2020 poll.

Chilubi College Nursing and Midwifery which has been turned into a District Hospital
Chilubi College Nursing and Midwifery which has been turned into a District Hospital
The Shopping Complex where the Chilubi College Nursing and Midwifery has now been moved to
The Shopping Complex where the Chilubi College Nursing and Midwifery has now been moved to
Chilubi College Nursing and Midwifery which has been turned into a District Hospital
Chilubi College Nursing and Midwifery which has been turned into a District Hospital

Ministers Lubinda, Kapata and Tasila Lungu sue News Diggers over Mukula story

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Ministers Lubinda, Kapata and Tasila Lungu sue News Diggers over Mukula story

Justice Minister Given Lubinda, Lands Minister Jean Kapata and Nkoloma Ward One Councillor Tasila Lungu have sued News Diggers Media Limited for libel .

The three have also sued Diggers Reporter Funga Mukosha and the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) in the Lusaka High Court were they are seeking damages for linking them to the illegal sale of Mukula.

Lubinda, Tasila and Kapata are also seeking an interim and permanent injunction restraining News diggers and Environmental Investigation Agency from publishing similar libelous, malicious articles and opinions relating to them until the determination of the case.

The trio is further seeking punitive and exemplary damages from the defendants with interest.

This is according to the statement of claim filed in the Lusaka High Court Registry.

The three have explained that the Newspaper wrote a story in which it linked them to the illegal sale of Mukuka logs.

The Plaintiffs have further alleged that in doing so the News diggers did not care to contact them as a way of verifying facts.

The three have explained that the report by EIA was circulated globally without the organization giving them an opportunity to give their side of the story.

As a result of this, the plaintiffs say that they have suffered ridicule, contempt, and embarrassment from the public.

This is because the publication of the libelous articles was understood that they were thieves.

Citizen University, Pamodzi University and University of East and Southern Africa shut for illegal operations

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Citizen University, Pamodzi University and University of East and Southern Africa shut for illegal operations

The Higher Education Authority (HEA) has with immediate effect banned Citizen University, Pamodzi University, and University of East and Southern Africa from operating as Higher Education Institutions within the Republic of Zambia.

The deregisteration is in accordance with the provisions of the Higher Education Act No. 4 of 2013.

These deregistered institutions have since been gazetted in Gazette Notice No. 27 of 2020, which was published on Friday, 10th January, 2020.

Higher Education Authority Spokesman Birbal Musoba said this follows audits on the institutions.

“Citizen University was deregistered on 20th December, 2019, because the institution abrogated the Higher Education Act No. 4 of 2013 Part IV Section 23 (1) (b) which mandates the Authority to deregister a private Higher Education Institution if the private Higher Education Institution contravenes any term or condition of the certificate of registration or any provision of the Higher Education Act,” Mr Musonda said.

He added, “Pamodzi University was deregistered on 20th December, 2019, because the institution abrogated the Higher Education Act No. 4 of 2013 Part IV Section 23 (3) which mandates the Authority to order the closure of a private Higher Education Institution where its proprietor fails to take the remedial measures determined by the Authority under paragraph (a) of subsection (2) of the Higher Education Act.”

“University of East and Southern Africa was deregistered on 26th December, 2019, because the institution had been closed for a period exceeding six months, in accordance with the provisions of the Higher Education Act No. 4 of 2013 Part IV Section 23 (1) (e).”

He said the Institutions had been directed to stop all operations and were given seven days to surrender the original certificates of registration to the Authority or risk being liable, upon conviction, to a fine or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding two years, or to both.

“The deregistration of these institutions continues to exclaim that the Zambian government is committed to ensuring that only HEIs that meet the set standards in higher education are allowed to offer higher education in Zambia.”

Thief almost lynched to death by medical students

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Thief almost lynched to death by medical students

MEDICAL students at the University of Zambia (UNZA) Ridgeway campus last night almost killed a suspected thief who they caught attempting to steal from the campus.

The irate students also stoned police officers who had rushed there to calm the situation.

Police Spokesperson Esther Katongo said the incident happened yesterday between 22:00hrs and mid night.

Katongo said in the process of rescuing the victim, officers fired two shots in air to scare away the students and they managed to rescue the suspect who is currently detained in police custody.

Primary schools across the country should remain Free

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Primary schools across the country should remain Free

The Ministry of General Education has maintained that primary schools across the country should not charge user fees. The ministry added that pupils should not be asked to buy any requirements from schools.

And General Education Minister David Mabumba says the user fees for secondary schools remain at K200 per term, with no additional requirements. Mr. Mabumba further said that fees for colleges of education remain the same.

He, however, said if the schools want to get extra monies from pupils, they should first apply to the Ministry to seek guidance.

Mr. Mabumba said his ministry has continued to receive complaints on user fees because various schools are requesting pupils to buy various requirements such as paper, tissue and cobra.

Speaking during a media briefing, Mr Mabumba also disclosed that Government will this year upgrade 26 primary schools to secondary Schools in Lusaka, to enhance access to education.

He said the schools that will be upgraded will also be given additional infrastructure to support the upgrade.

And Mr. Mabumba said the country will this year open 15 Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematic Schools.

He noted that the PF Government has increased the number of teachers in various schools from about 65, 000 in 2011 to over 115,000 teachers.

Mr. Mabumba further noted that Government will restructure the Zambia Education Publication House (ZEPH) to make it efficient and enhance production of learning materials.

He added that the Ministry plans to implement the school-based assessment at the primary sub sector in grade 4 to enable performance of pupils at Grade 7.

He also stated that the Grade Seven Examinations will be reviewed to determine whether the country should continue with a non-failure examination.

Meanwhile, Mr. Mabumba said Grade Nine external Examinations have been abolished.

He, however, explained that those who failed in last year’s examination will be accorded an opportunity to repeat in the 2020 Academic year but will be given an external examination number.

And Examinations Council of Zambia (ECZ) Executive Director Michael Chilala said Grade 12 results are likely to be released in the first week of February.

Dr. Chilala said there has been no disturbance in the current academic year following the late marking of Grade 12 Examinations.

Mukuka Mulenga Ready to Fight to Reclaim Form

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Ex-Chipolopolo midfielder Mulenga Mukuka insists he is not under pressure to replicate his old fine form at Arthur Davies after rejoining Power Dynamos recently.

Mukuka has signed a long-term deal after years in limbo following his earlier move to South African champions Mamelodi Sundowns from Power in 2013 that was hit by injuries.

He featured as a second half substitute on Sunday when Power thumped Mufulira Wanderers 2-0 in a league match at Arthur Davies.

‘You know it is my home and I am happy to be back at my former club,’ Mukuka said.

‘In terms of fitness I am getting there. You know it is not easy I have been out for like two years but I am pushing hard at training. I think in the next two or three games I will be at the same level like the other guys,’ he said.

The midfielder showed some flashes when he replaced Davy Daka after 70 minutes.

‘I can’t be under pressure; I have done this thing before. I just need to stay focused and train hard,’ he said.

‘We need to bring back the team where it is supposed to be. And I am sure with the quality of players that we have here we will make it, we will do it,’ Mukuka said.

Mukuka said despite being out of action for two years he never wanted to give up on his career.

‘It was not really the end, it was just some circumstances (injuries and lack of a club) I was going through. I thank God for what he has done for me.’

Leaders Kitwe United reflect on tough promotion race

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Kitwe United coach Stephen ‘Barnes’ Mwansa has described the first half of the 2019/20 FAZ National Division season as tough.

Chingalika have finished on top of the table with 38 points, three above second placed Young Green Eagles, after 17 matches played.

Third placed Prison Leopards have 31 points, two above fourth placed Kafue Celtic, from 17 matches played.

‘It is good we have finished on top with 38 points in the first round. The competition is tough in the National League,’ Mwansa said.

‘We have to maintain the same rhyme going into the second round. When you are on top you invite a lot of pressure. I am always telling the players to concentrate,’ Mwansa said.

Mwansa is upbeat the Buchi Boys will secure promotion back to the Super Division.

‘Winning promotion to the Super Division is our objective. Everyone at the club is talking about taking Kitwe United back to the Super Division,’ he said.

Kitwe begins the last half of the season on Saturday with a home match against Zesco Malaiti Rangers at Garden Park Stadium in Kitwe.

FAZ National Division One – Week 17

Zambeef 0-2 Police College

Chindwin Sentries 1-1 Gomes

F.C Muza 4-0 Mpulungu Harbour

Kafue Celtic 3-0 National Assembly

Chambishi 0-2 Nchanga Rangers

Kitwe United 3-0 Sinazongwe United

Zesco Shockers 0-0 Indeni

Mumbwa Medics 0-2 Zesco Malaiti Rangers

NDC denies circulating a Proposal to Curtail Chinese Immigration into Zambia

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NDC denies circulating a Proposal to Curtail Chinese Immigration into Zambia

 

The National Democratic Congress,NDC has said that the party did not issue a statement circulating on Social Media saying that once the party is elected into power, it will curtail Chinese Immigration into Zambia.

In a statement released to the media, NDC spokesperson said that the party is appalled by such a statement, and that NDC loves and respects all nations of the world and does not have a grudge or score to settle with anyone of them

Below is the full statement

The National Democratic Congress, NDC, is appalled by the statement on social media that is being distributed under its name when the party has no knowledge of the same.

The statement entitled ‘NDC Proposal to Curtail Chinese Immigration into Zambia when Elected to Office’ does not represent the policies or values of the NDC.

The NDC loves and respects all nations of the world and does not have a grudge or score to settle with any one of them. We live in a global world where we can all benefit, learn and teach each other various cultural, technological, economic and political accomplishments, using our comparative advantages.

The NDC cannot stoop so low as to create policies against one particular country or nation, so the proposal to curtail Chinese immigration into Zambia is not our statement and we would like to deny it with the strongest contempt that it deserves. And not only is it not our statement, but such a proposal is very malicious and a danger to a globalised world where the world keeps shrinking into one village.

The NDC, in government, will make laws and policies that will protect the interest of all Zambians first and these may not be in the best interest of other nationals as a whole, but to single out the Chinese as a target is not only malicious but propaganda to create the impression that the NDC hates the Chinese.

Further, we would like to inform the public that all policy statements of the party can only come from the President, the Vice President, the Secretary General and the Spokesperson.

It is also very suspicious that the statement does not have the name of any party official as all our statements always have the names of officials, knowing that the media may want to inquire further on the issued statement.

The people spinning propaganda should instead concentrate on the problems that the country is facing and help resolve them. We are very saddened that people would rather waste time and resources on issuing long statements that do not help the interests of Zambians, instead of using such time and resources to build a better Zambia.

Issued by Saboi Imboela
Spokesperson- NDC

This year’s Audit to reflect whether the aspirations of Government are being met

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This year’s Audit to reflect whether the aspirations of Government are being met

Auditor General, Dick Sichembe has said that the audits to be carried out this year will reflect the aspirations of Government as Outlined in the Seventh National Development Plan.

Dr. Sichembe said that this year’s focus will be assessing whether the goals of the Seventh National Development Plan of transforming Zambia into a middle-income economy were being realized.

And, Dr. Sichembe has called for collaboration between the Office and audited entities stressing that this year, the office will follow strict timelines in the audit process.

He has, however, warned that there will not be any compromise on professionalism and integrity and that his office will uphold the code of ethics.

Dr Sichembe was speaking when he opened the Planning meeting for the Office of the Auditor General in Lusaka yesterday.

Dr Sichembe said that this will be achieved through Performance Audits which go beyond the financial audits by interrogating the Economy, Efficiency and Effectiveness of Government programs and activities.

He reminded senior management to take stock of the strides made in implementing the Office’s 2017-2021 strategic plan and where possible adjust the Strategic direction.

This is according to a statement released to ZNBC News in Auditor General Head of Public Relations Ellen Chikale.

The price of Mealie Meal should not go beyond K 136.00 per 25 Kg- Dora Siliya

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The price of Mealie Meal should not go beyond K 136.00 per 25 Kg- Dora Siliya

Chief Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya has said that the retail price of a 25-kilogram bag of mealie meal from 38 milling companies engaged by the government should not sale beyond K136.00

Ms. Siliya said that the tripartite agreement involving Government, through the Food Reserve Agency (FRA), the Millers Association of Zambia and Grain Traders Association of Zambia in November last year, should result in wholesale prices of roller meal at K 125.00 and breakfast meal at K 130.00.

Ms. Siliya said that key retailers have all agreed on a not more than K6.00 mark up which means retail prices for roller meals will be K 131.00 while breakfast meal being K 136.00

Ms. Siliya, who is also Minister of Information and Broadcasting Service Minister, said that the tripartite agreement involves the FRA releasing about 196 000 metric tonnes of maize meant to cushion the high mealie meal prices.

Ms. Siliya has told ZNBC News in Lusaka that the government is concerned with the high food prices hence the reduction in the staple food mealie meal which had reached K 180.00 a 25-kilogram bag in some parts of the country.

The Minister has, however, advised retailers to pass on the benefit to consumers while putting in place measures that do not allow people buying in bulk for resale at a higher price.

And Ms. Siliya said the government has continued distributing relief food to areas affected by poor rainfall patterns in the last farming season. She said President Edgar Lungu stands with the affected areas like Western and Southern Provinces.

Meanwhile, Ms. Siliya has called on Lusaka residents to take responsibility and stop disposing of waste in drainages because its among the biggest contributors to flooding in Lusaka.

Ms. Siliya said while illegal construction works have blocked pathways for rainwater, solid waste has also contributed by affecting the flow of water.

The Chief Government Spokesperson said the Ministry of Local Government has tasked engineers to find lasting solutions to flooding in the Central Business District like at the Kafue Roundabout.

New Chipolopolo coach to be annunced next week

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The new Chipolopolo expatriate coach is expected to be announced by the end of next week, FAZ President Andrew Kamanga has said.

Thirteen foreign coaches were interviewed last week for post that has been vacant since Sven Vandenbroeck contract was not extended last March.

“The interviewing panel finished their part, they brought their report to the technical committee, we finished our part it is now going to the FAZ executive committee which sit this Saturday and after Saturday, government will be informed, then after that the announcement will be made,” Kamanga said.

“It is very important that we have the coach appointed immediately so that he can prepare the team for the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in March, take the team to 2020 CHAN in Cameroon in April and then continue with the 2021 AFCON qualifiers in August.

“So, you can clearly see that we need to have the coach like yesterday.

The three frontrunners are Ivan Minnaert of Belgium, ex-Mozambique coach Abel Xavier and former Orlando Pirates and Zamalek boss Milutin Sredojvic from Serbia.

WEEKEND SCORECARD: Nkana Determined to Stay Put in Top Two

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Nkana coach Manfred Chabinga says the onus is on the Kitwe giants to ensure they stay in the top two after attaining second position over the weekend at the midway point of the 2019/2020 FAZ Super Division season.

The record 12-time champions beat second from bottom Kabwe Youth Soccer Academy 1-0 on Saturday at home in Kitwe to join leaders Green Eagles on 33 points after 16 and 17 games played respectively.

“It is very important. We have been talking to the players that the performance is good but we have to keep the momentum, we have to keep the focus,” Chabinga said.

“We shouldn’t lose it, once we lose it, we will give other teams an opportunity to take that position.

“So, we have to maintain it but to maintain it, we have to work extra hard.”

Nkana are a point ahead of Napsa Stars who drop from second to third while defending champions Zesco United are fourth on 31 points.

The complexion of the top two may change this Wednesday in Lusaka when Zesco and Nkana visit Nkwazi and Zanaco in rescheduled Week 8 and 13 fixtures respectively.

Nkana last won the FAZ Super Division title in 2013 and finished second in 2018.

WEEKEND SCORECARD & TOP SCORERS

FAZ SUPER DIVISION
08/01/2020
WEEK 7
Kabwe Warriors 1(Akakulubwelwa Mwachiyaba 65’pen)-Zanaco 0

WEEK 17
11/01/2020
Nkana 1(Fred Tshimenga 84′)-Kabwe Youth Soccer Academy 0

Napsa Stars 2(Simon Nkhata 44′, Luka Banda 68′)-Green Buffaloes 2(Gideon Sichone 17′, Stephen Kabamba 53′)

Lumwana Radiants 0-Kansanshi Dynamos 1(Chaniza Zulu 62′)

Nakambala Leopards 0-Lusaka Dynamos 2(Baba Basile 4,Aubrey Funga 40′)

Forest Rangers 0-Green Eagles 1(Spencer Sautu 62′)

Buildcon 1(Erick Owusu 60′)-Nkwazi 1(Michael Bwalya 73′)

12/01/2020
Power Dynamos 2(Dave Daka 33′ 50′) -Mufulira Wanderers 0
29/01/2020
Kabwe Warriors-Zesco United
19/02/2020
Zanaco-Red Arrows

-CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
GROUP A
10/01/2020
Cairo
Zamalek 2(Achraf Bencharki 4′, Mostafa Mohamed 89′) -Zesco United 0

11/01/2020
Lubumbashi
TP Mazembe 2(Chico Ushindi 60′, Jackson Muleka 69′) -Premiero de Agosto 1(Mabululo 69′)

-CAF CONFEDERATION CUP
GROUP B
12/01/2020
National Heroes Stadium, Lusaka
Zanaco 3(Ernest Mbewe 54′,Rodgers Kola 57′ 81′)-ESAE 0

Kinshasa
DC Motema Pembe 1(William Likuta Luezi 69′)-RSB Berkane 0

2019/2020 TOP SCORERS
LEAGUE
12/01/2020
Jesse Were (Zesco):10

Idris Mbombo(Nkana):9

Baba Basile(Lusaka Dynamos):8
James Chamanga(Red Arrows):8

Jimmy Ndhlovu(Kabwe Warriors):7

Bornwell Mwape (Napsa Stars):6
Daniel Chama (KYSA):6

Spencer Sautu(Green Eagles):5*
Emmanuel Manda(Lumwana Radiants):5
Winston Kalengo (Zesco):5
Elias Maguri(Nakambala Leopards):5
Kennedy Musonda (Green Eagles):5
Fredrick Mulambia(Power Dynamos):5

Royd Alfonso (Kansanshi Dynamos):4
Jeff Banda (Nkwazi):4*
Collins Sikombe (Napsa Stars) :4
Moses Phiri (Buildcon) :4
Adams Zikiru (Forest Rangers):4

Chaniza Zulu(Lumwana):3
Dave Daka (Power Dynamos):3
Akakulubelwa Mwachiyaba(Kabwe Warriors):3
Kelvin Mubanga(Nkana):3
Shadreck Mulungwe (Green Eagles):3
Jamal Jefaru (Mufulira Wanderers):3
Chitiya Mususu(Zanaco):3
Laudit Mavugo (Napsa Stars) :3
Larry Bwalya(Power Dynamos):3
Roger Kola (Zanaco):3
Martin Dzilah (Lumwana):3
Thabani Kamusoko(Zesco):3
Friday Samu (Green Buffaloes):3
Emmanuel Phiri (Kansanshi):3
Bruce Musakanya (Red Arrows):3
Chris Mugalu (Lusaka Dynamos):3
Eric Choomba(Nkwazi):3

Stephen Kabamba(Green Buffaloes):2
Ronald Chibwe(Green Eagles):2
Moussa Souleymanou (Zanaco):2
Winstone Mhango(Kabwe Warriors):2
Moonga Chilimba (Buffaloes):2
Andrew Kwiliko (Green Eagles):2
Emmanuel Habasimbi(Lusaka Dynamos):2
Laurent Muma (Forest Rangers):2
Benjamin Nenkavu(Buildcon):2
Quadri Kola (Zesco):2
Doisy Soko (Napsa Stars):2
Chanda Mushili(Buildcon):2
Tapson Kaseba (Green Eagles):2
Moro Ameru (KYSA):2
Willy Stephanus(Lusaka Dynamos):2
Moussa Lemisa(Lusaka Dynamos):2
Rahim Osumanu (Mufulira Wanderers) :2
Paul Simpemba (Green Buffaloes):2
Gozon Mutale(Green Eagles):2
Jack Chirwa (Green Buffaloes) :2
Anthony Akumu(Zesco United):2
Ronald Kampamba (Nkana):2
Danny Silavwe(Napsa Stars):2
Tafadzwa Rusike (Zanaco):2
Evans Musonda(Red Arrows):2
Patrick Ilongo(Forest Rangers):2
Junior Zulu(Nakambala):2
Charles Zulu (Zanaco):2
Alidor Kayembe(Buildcon):2
Biramahire Abeddy (Buildcon):2
Kwame Attrum (Mufulira Wanderers):2
Ian Sililo(KYSA):2

Erick Owusu(Buildcon):1
Michael Bwalya(Nkwazi):1
Gideon Sichone(Green Buffaloes):1
Fred Tshimenga (NKana):1
Shadreck Musonda(Nkana):1
Cedric Djeugoue (Forest Rangers):1
Francis Simwanza(Red Arrows):1
Luka Chamanga (Power Dynamos):1
Patrick Ngoma(Nakambala):1
Emmanuel Okutu(Zanaco):1
Musonda Siame(Lumwana):1
Wilford Sikanyika (Kansanshi):1
Nasha Kaya (Kansanshi):1
Richard Zulu (Lumwana):1
Hosea Silwimba (Green Eagles) :1
Mise Katende(Mufulira Wanderers) :1
Christian Ntouba (Power Dynamos) :1
Eric Kabulo (Buildcon) :1
Dominic Chanda(Kabwe Warriors):1
Felix Nyaende (Kabwe Warriors):1
Eddie Sinyangwe(Green Buffaloes):1
George Ngoma (Green Buffaloes):1
Webster Muzaza (Forest Rangers):1′
Marvin Jere(Lusaka Dynamos):1
Clement Mwape (Zesco):1
Umaru Kasumba (Zesco):
Martin Kayuwa(Power Dynamos):1
Lazarus Zulu(Kansanshi):1
Peter Mwangani(Forest Rangers):1
Leonard Mulenga(Buffaloes):1
Felix Bulaya (Nakambala):1
Joseph Mwandilila(Green Eagles):1
Norbet Chisala (Kansanshi Dynamos):1
Chisenga Lukwemba(Nakambala):1
Tresor Ilunga(KYSA):1
Derrick Mwansa (Kabwe Warriors):1
Patrick Kasunga (Kabwe Warriors):1
Andrew Tololwa (Red Arrows): 1
Linos Makwaza Jnr(Power):1
Obeddy Masumbuko (Nkana):1
Thomas Banda(Napsa): 1
Davies Kamanga(Mufulira Wanderers):1
Simon Nkhata (Napsa Stars):2
Ali Sadiki(Kabwe Warriors):1
Benson Sakala(Power Dynamos):1
Isaac Ngoma (Kansanshi Dynamos):1
Enock Sabamukumana(Zesco):1
Erick Chomba (Nkwazi):1
John Ngoma(Nakambala):1
Simon Mulenga (Nkana):1
Isaac Shamujompa (Buildcon):1
Austin Banda(Napsa Stars):1
Harun Shakava (Nkana):1
Peter Mwaangani(Forest Rangers):1
Luka Banda (Napsa):2
Mukuka Chewe (Lumwana):1*
Amity Shamande (Green Eagles):1
Twiza Chaibela (Kabwe Warriors):1
Lameck Nyangu (Nakambala Leopards):1
Maonga Kabuku (KYSA):1
Levy Zulu (KYSA):1*
Emmanuel Chabula(Nkwazi):1
Mbelenge Ngulakwey (Forest Rangers):1
Aubrey Funga(Lusaka Dynamos):2
Ocean Mushure(Lusaka Dynamos):1
Eric Owusu (Buildcon):1
Michael Bwalya (Nkwazi):1
*Denotes an own-goal

12/01/2020
CONTINENTAL (**CAF & CECAFA Club Cup)

Roger Kola (Zanaco):5
Amity Shamende (Green Eagles):5**

Tapson Kaseba (Green Eagles):3**
Ziyo Tembo (Zanaco):3
Spencer Sautu (Green Eagles):3**
Guily Manziba (Zanaco):3
Kennedy Musonda(Green Eagles):3**

Jesse Were(Zesco United):2

Ernest Mbewe(Zanaco):1
Quadri Kola (Zesco):1
Charles Zulu (Zanaco):1
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Lay the Foundation Stone for the New PF Headquarters

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Lay the Foundation Stone for the New PF Headquarters

President Lungu Mourns Kashita and Fara

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President Lungu Mourns Kashita and Fara

President Edgar Lungu has described the late Former Cabinet Minister Andrew Kashita as a consummate technocrat who believed that Zambia could not only be industrialized but democratized.

The President said Mr. Kashita, who died early this morning, was one of the earliest Zambian engineers, who went on to become a Cabinet Minister in the UNIP Government.

The President said Mr. Kashita was among a group of eminent Zambians that fought for multi-party democracy because he believed the time had come to reform the political system in the country.

The President said Mr. Kashita will be remembered for the liberalisation of the transport sector in the country.

And President Lungu has also paid tribute to former Zambia National Service Commandant, Major General Tom Fara, who died in the Maina Soko Military Hospital Hospital.

President Lungu said the history of the Zambia Defence Forces cannot be complete without the mention of the name Tom Fara.

The President said Major General FARA, was a hard working General, who transformed the ZNS to what it is today.

He says thoughts are with the Kashita and Fara Families during this difficult time.

This is according to a statement released to ZNBC News by Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Isaac Chipampe.

 

Meanwhile, Christian Democratic Party -CDP Leader Danny Pule has paid tribute to the late Andrew Kashita.

Dr. Pule told ZNBC News in a telephone interview that Mr.  Kashita served the country diligently at the time that he served as Cabinet Minister.

He said Mr. Kashita served as Transport and Communications Minister in the Chiluba Administration and will be remembered for decisions he made to improve the sector.

Mr. Kashita also served in various Cabinet Portfolios.

Dr. Pule has since conveyed his condolences to the Kashita family.

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