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Nkana coach Aggrey Chiyangi is urging his team to remain focused after winning their opening three matches of the 2016 FAZ Super Division season.
Nkana on Saturday continued to cause a storm and dominate after three rounds played in the Super Division season after coming from behind to flatten Mufulira Blackpool 3-1 in Kitwe.
“It was a very good and interesting game. Playing teams like Blackpool they will always come at you and they are motivated because every player wants to join Nkana,” Chiyangi said.
“We have to keep the focus. We don’t have to underrate any team going forward,” he said.
The Wusakile side had beaten Nkwazi (2-1) and Green Eagles (3-1) prior to overcoming promoted Blackpool at Arthur Davies Stadium.
Chiyangi added:”It feels very good to win three out of three games. Any coach would be very happy.”
Nkana are now preparing to host Kabwe Warriors in a Week 4 match on Wednesday.
Zanaco on Sunday eased past Nchanga Rangers with a 2-0 win to record their second straight victory in the 2016 FAZ Super Division campaign.
Forward Davy Daka scored for the Bankers before Nchanga defender Kamuzati Kabwe registered a classical own goal in this Week 3 match at Nchanga Stadium.
Daka gave Zanaco a 1-0 lead into the half time break after 42 minutes.
Nchanga’s attempts to equalise hit a snag in the 66th minute when veteran Kamuzati beat his own keeper Pascal Kasonde with a classic long range header.
Bruce Mwape’s Nchanga failed to replicate the display that saw them beat Power Dynamos 2-1 last week.
Meanwhile, this was Zanaco’s second game of the season having missed Week 2 matches due to CAF Confederation Cup engagement
President Edgar Lungu today joined congregants at Lubwa United Church of Zambia mission in worshiping God, with a call on the church to pray for the political leaders in the country. The President was accompanied at the service by first Republican President Dr Kenneth Kaunda, Muchinga provincial minister Mwimba Malama, cabinet ministers, senior government and party official.
Speaking after the homily, President Lungu implored the church to continue praying for the political leaders in the country. He explained that the devil has invaded the political area, hence his call to the church to pray for the nation. He encouraged the congregants to embracing the love of God in their hearts. Mr Lungu explained that Christianity is not about going to church or carrying the bible but living the life of Christy.
Meanwhile President Lungu has today declared Lubwa mission a national monument. Mr Lungu said he decided to declare Lubwa Mission as a national monument cause of the rich historical back ground the place holds. He further explained that many children will learn a lot about Zambia’s struggle for independence from the site when they visit the place. President Lungu said he will ensure that a Gazette notice is issued to formalize the declaration of Lubwa national monument.
The United Church of Zambia in Chinsali district of Muchinga province have commended government for continuing implementing developmental projects initiated by the late Republican President Michael Sata. Lubwa mission United Church of Zambia Reverend in charge Joseph Kabaso said the church was delighted with government for continuing with developmental projects started by Mr Sata.
Reverend Kabaso cited the construction of the Paul Mushindo university being constructed in honour of Reverend Mushindo as one of the projects initiated by President Sata. He said once the structure is completed it will up lift the face of Lubwa mission to its former glory. Reverend Kabaso also pointed out that the tarring of the Lubwa road once completed will open up the area for development.
Meanwhile the United Church of Zambia Lubwa mission says there is urgent need to rehabilitate the Lubwa clinic which is in a deplorable State. Reverend Kabaso disclosed that one block at the clinic has been closed because of the poor state of the infrastructure.
And Dr Kenneth Kaunda has thanked President Lungu for his humility in congregating with locals in Lubwa. He urged the President to continue his predecessor Mr Sata‘s zeal in developing Zambia. Dr Kaunda said it pleasing that the construction of the university is progressing well. He urged the people in Chinsali to work together with the President in developing the country.
Meanwhile President Lungu in accompany with the former president Dr Kenneth Kaunda visited the burial site Of Dr Kaunda’s parents at Lubwa.
And Nyampande Secondary School and Orphanage President John Mambo says President Lungu’s call on the Church to pray for political leaders in the country is long overdue.
Bishop Mambo in an interview in Lusaka today said President Lungu’s call on the church to pray for leaders is long overdue as that is what is expected.
The clergyman said it was the role of the church in the country to pray for political leaders so that God guides them in the running of the affairs of the country for the benefit of especially people at grassroots level.
He added that the church in the country should take the frontal role as a peace maker by continually praying for politicians
President Lungu and former President Dr Kenneth Kaunda visiting the Lubwa MissionPresident Lungu and former President Dr Kenneth Kaunda visiting the Lubwa MissionPresident Lungu in accompany with the former president Dr Kenneth Kaunda visited the burial site Of Dr Kaunda’s parents at Lubwa.President Lungu and former President Dr Kenneth Kaunda visiting the Lubwa Mission
A year ago during the 25th Annual World Economic Forum on Africa Summit in Cape Town South Africa, 80 young Africans were exclusively selected to have a seat at the big table alongside Africa’s Presidents and top business leaders. During this prestigious gathering, these 80 young Africans from the Global Shapers Community came together to co-author a book which symbolizes the transformative ability that collaboration amongst Africans can be achieved. Three Zambian Global shapers Mweshi Ngandu, Patience Chisanga and Sekai FundaFunda are among the 80 Young Africans that have Co-Authored the Book.
We are excited to inform you of the launching of our book, which was once an idea and has since manifested into the tangible, we believe that this is history in making. This project is the very first of its kind on the African continent, never before has there been a book co-authored by 80 young African leaders working and serving in different spheres from over 30 countries, not for profit but for the building of our continent. We believe that this book will not only command attention across the continent but most importantly, provoke the spirit of unity & of working together for the benefit of Africa’s current & future inhabitants.
During this gathering, we will not only be launching the book, but also the Africa80 foundation which will be spoken about in detail on the day. We are set on creating a networking platform for our attendees to identify partners for future collaboration beyond the launch event.
We have thus released a call for applications, inviting 100 other young African leaders outside of the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers Community across the continent to apply and stand in line to be selected as a guest.
We, as the team leaders of this project invite you to partner with us for this historic event. Furthermore, we kindly request that you confirm (dis)interest on or before the 14th April 2016.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Details of Event
Date of Launch: 25th May, 2016 Theme: Transformation through Collaboration Place: Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa (Precise venue will be announced closer to the launch) Time: 17:30 for 18:00CAT – 22:00CAT
Helium Prime Media is yet again proud to present a new hit single ’Soundtrack’ from one of its signed Artistes Eddie Black. Eddie Black has grown to be popular among the majority of the Zambian followers who are avid followers of the Hip Hop culture. The energy he exudes on the microphone and his ability to beautifully contort rhymes, punchlines and metaphors on tracks are some of his admirable qualities.
Soundtrack is a sweet love song where he is telling a girl that she is the beat to his heart and whenever she touches him, he does the ‘skelewu’.The catchy beats on this song are just crazy good accompanied with eloquent vocals from Badman Shapi, a member of Zambia’s biggest pop crew Urban Hype.
We here at Helium Prime hope you enjoy the jam as much as we have.
Kennedy Mweene made a rare competitive start for Mamelodi Sundowns this year after seeing some action on Saturday.
Mweene, who has not played any competitive game for Sundowns in 2016, was in goals in the sides 3-1 home win over Division 1 Mbombela United in the last 16 of the Nedbank Cup.
His last competitve game was on August 25 in a 1-0 away loss to Mpumalanga Black Aces.
Meanwhile, Mweene’s compatriot at Black Aces Collins Mbesuma was also in Cup action on Saturday and helped inspire them to the quarterfinals in a 2-0 win over Maritzburg United.
Mbesuma scored a 20th minute penalty to see them take a 1-0 half-time lead.
He was replaced in the 76th minute by forgotten Zambia midfielder Mukuka Mulenga.
President Lungu
PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has warned employers that those found wanting especially by flouting employees’ rights will be dealt with within the confines of the labour law and regulations.
And the Zambia Federation of Employers (ZFE) has awarded Zambia’s First Republican President Kenneth Kaunda and late Second Republican President Frederick Chiluba for liberating the nation from colonial rulers as well as for liberating the country’s economy respectively.
Mr Lungu said his administration would not take kind to employers whose motives were bent on frustrating Government efforts in bettering the lives of people.
Mr Lungu said this in a speech read for him by Labour and Social Security Minister Fackson Shamenda in Livingstone at Chrismar Hotel on Friday night during ZFE Jubilee celebration under the theme “a good employer belongs to ZFE for industrial harmony and economic development”.
“I wish to clearly state that employers found wanting especially by flouting employees’ rights will be dealt with within the confines of the labour law and regulations.
“We will not take kind to employers whose motives are bent on frustrating Government efforts in bettering the lives of people,” Mr Lungu said.
He also said employers must always endeavour to be transparent and ensure communication channels to employers were as open as possible to avert labour unrest.
“Your role as employers in job creation is cardinal and hence my appeal for you to take advantage of many investment and collaborative opportunities availed by my Government to facilitate job creation for my people.
“I also wish to commend the Minister of Labour and Social Security Hon. Shamenda for promoting industrial harmony in the midst of economic challenges,” Mr Lungu said.
He said ZFE has been a key partner to the Government over the last 50 years in the development process of the country.
“My Government has always been and remains committed to delivering an inclusive development in the country.
“In doing so, we are fully committed to collaborating with diverse employers in our country. Our promotion of this collaboration should not be construed as a weakness on our part as Government,” he said.
He commended the efforts of ZFE over the last 50 years to improve the welfare of workers saying there was still room to improve.
“As you are aware, a motivated employee contributes effectively not only to the organisation’s productivity but also to the country as well.
“For the last 50 years, employers in Zambia have enjoyed an enabling environment and my Government will continue to promote dialogue with employers,” he said.
Mr Lungu also conveyed his profound gratitude to ZFE for recognising two of his predecessors for their contribution to the country.
He said the Patriotic Front (PF) Government had prioritised a number of infrastructure developments across the country since ascending into office in 2011.
And ZFE president Tyson Bruno said his Federation honoured Dr Kaunda and late Dr Chiluba because of their role in liberating the country from colonial rule as well as for liberating the country’s economy respectively.
Mr Bruno said ZFE also thanked Dr Kaunda for assenting to the Industrial and labour Relations Act Cap 269 of the laws of Zambia that established the Federation.
“ZFE is looking forward to continued cooperation with social partners and hope for a time when the country will be completely free of industrial unrest,” Mr Bruno said.
Several speakers from the International Labour Organisation (ILO), Dutch Employers Cooperation Programme (DECP) and Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) also spoke during the gathering.
File : Police officers
SOME residents of Lusaka have complained about severe brutality by the recently dispatched police recruits.
The residents said the recruits had even gone as far as getting money and other valuables from people who are found walking as early as 20:00 hours.
“We have no peace now since these Kamfinsa guys were brought here, some of us work on night shifts and knock off around 04:00 hours in the morning and we usually bump into them,” a source said.
Another source who was walking home after parking his car at a garage was forced to jump into the premises of the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses to avoid being beaten by the officers.
But police spokesperson, Charity Chanda said the officers were only instructed to apprehend suspects and urged residents that any form of brutality should be reported at any police station.
“As far as we are concerned, no one has complained of being beaten by the police and there is no curfew in Zambia. What we want is law and order to prevail,” she said.
The residents of Lusaka have since appealed to Inspector General of Police Kakoma Kanganja to instruct the officers to escort those found moving at night to their homes.
Government has with immediate effect restricted the movement of maize and maize meal to between 06:00 hours and 18:00 hours.
Law enforcement agencies will confiscate any maize or maize meal transported beyond 18:00 hours.
The restriction on the movement of the products is one of the measures the Government has taken to ensure that the commodity remains available on the market to meet local demand and mitigate artificial shortages.
Ministry of Agriculture Permanent Secretary Julius Shawa announced this during a media briefing in Lusaka yesterday, which was also attended by his Home Affairs counterpart Chileshe Mulenga and Lusaka Province’s Stardy Mwale.
Other measures are limiting maize exports for pre-existing contracts to 227,245 tonnes.
All such exports should be supported by valid export documents which should be availed to law enforcement officers on demand.
“Failure to avail law enforcement officers with appropriate valid export documentation will result in the confiscation of the maize and forfeiture of the trucks used.
“Any suspicious movements of maize and maize meal, as well as any bulk-buying and hoarding should be reported to the offices of the district commissioners or any public offices,” he said.
Mr Shawa said although Zambia was food-secure, it had been observed that food insecurity affecting some countries in the region was causing unnecessary anxiety locally.
He assured that Zambia remained food-secure even amidst the current regional food deficit as the country had adequate stocks.
“To date, 762,668 tonnes of maize have been allocated to the millers for the domestic market. A further 174,532 metric tonnes remain uncommitted and is available for the school-feeding programme, community sales and food relief under the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit,” Mr Shawa said.
He said the available food stocks were sufficient to take Zambia to the next harvest season and urged the citizenry to remain calm and desist from hoarding maize or maize meal.
Mr Shawa said the recently-impounded maize and maize meal, including that in pre-existing export contracts under the private sector, was currently being verified to check for valid export documentation and whether the exporters were on the list of those on pre-existing export contracts.
PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has reiterated his call for peace in the nation ?and called on all Zambians to condemn violence perpetrated by selfish individuals.
The President, who was yesterday among scores of people who witnessed the Jubilee celebrations of Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School together with first Republican president Kenneth Kaunda, said Zambia could not turn ?a blind eye to the famous motto of ‘One Zambia, One Nation’.
Mr Lungu praised the heroes and heroines, including Dr Kaunda, for sacrificing a lot and championing peace and unity which had to date made Zambia the beacon of peace in the world.
He told the gathering that the country’s tribe was Zambian, and that the onus lay with all citizens to exercise restraint and promote brotherly love which Jesus Christ spoke about in Mathew 22:37-39, which Dr Kaunda emphasised during his reign.
The President urged Zambians to adhere to the commandments of loving God and ?their neighbours as this was the sure way of maintaining peace.
“With these commandments, if we put them in practice, then it would be very easy to respect others and co-exist with them,” Mr Lungu said
He said his administration had embarked on various development projects such as the construction of schools and universities to restore Zambia’s dignity.
The Head of State said he would ensure that Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School was repaired to improve its status.
The President donated a Higer bus to the school as well as another one to Chinsali Day Secondary School to honour the late President Michael Sata’s pledge to the learning institutions.
Mr Lungu also donated another bus which the provincial administration would decide where to allocate it.The President urged former pupils of the school to contribute and improve its status.
Dr Kaunda, who was present at the event, praised Mr Lungu’s leadership and urged him to continue with his good work. Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School, which has turned 50 this year, was opened in 1965 and was initially named Lubwa Secondary School before being renamed in honour of Dr Kaunda the same year.
The celebrations were held under the theme ‘Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School at fifty with improved learner performance and resuscitating the school infrastructure for national development’.
Scores of people witnessed the celebrations which were characterised by music and dance from local Zambian artistes, among them, Mozegator, Macky II and Jordan Katembula, commonly known as JK?.
The President and Dr Kaunda together with other members of the entourage were taken on a tour of the school.
President Lungu’s assistant for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda, Dr Kaunda, General Education Minister John Phiri, area Member of Parliament Christopher Mulenga, Local Government Minister, Steven Kampyongo, Muchinga Province Minister Mwimba Malama and traditional leaders were among the people who attended the function.
President Lungu, who first landed at Kasama Airport, arrived in Chinsali at 12:00 hours and found scores of residents waiting for him at Chinsali airstrip.
?He proceeded to Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School for the Golden Jubilee celebrations, where he also unveiled a portrait of Dr Kaunda.
The General Education minister thanked Dr Kaunda for laying a firm foundation in the education sector. He said God who saw Mr Lungu elected as President in January 2015 would allow him to be re-elected because the people of Zambia had fallen in love with his leadership.
“But none of these things move me; nor do I count my life dear to myself, so that I may finish my race with joy, and the ministry which I received from the Lord Jesus, to testify to the gospel of the grace of God.”
(Acts 20:24, NKJV)
Don’t Be Moved
I think it’s interesting that the apostle Paul never prayed for every challenge to go away. He prayed that God would give him the strength to go through them with a good attitude. He sought emotional maturity.
Our level of emotional maturity can be seen by how much it takes to get us upset. You’ve heard the saying, “A small pot boils the quickest.” That means if we don’t keep our emotions in check, we’ll always be stressed out and make mountains out of molehills.
If we lose our cool because our child forgot his or her homework, or we’re aggravated because somebody didn’t do something we wanted them to do, then we’re not passing the test. We’ve got to grow and mature to the point where we can say what the apostle Paul said, “None of these things move me.” He said in effect, “It’s no big deal. I’m not worried about it. I trust God. I have a destiny to fulfill.”
Today, choose to see things from God’s perspective. Keep your emotions in check. Don’t be moved by your circumstances; instead, trust God because He is faithful. He’s working behind the scenes, and He will fulfill His promises to you!
A Prayer for Today
“Father, thank You for doing a work in my life. Thank You for molding me and shaping me into Your image. I ask for Your supernatural joy and strength to stand strong no matter what I face in Jesus’ name. Amen.”
President Lungu speaks with Foreign Affairs minister Harry Kalaba
Government has distanced itself from disparaging remarks made by former vice President Guy Scott against Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe.
Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba Dr. Scott is not a Government official and that his remarks do not reflect Government’s position.
Mr. Kalaba was reacting to remarks made by Dr Scott as quoted in today’s Post newspapers.
Speaking in an interview with ZNBC News, Mr. Kalaba says Dr. Scott should not drag Zimbabwe into domestic politics adding that country is a sovereign state.
The minister says Dr. Scott has in the past when he was in government issued similar statements which almost dragged Zambia’s reputation in mud.
He explained that President Edgar Lungu at some point had to travel to South Africa to mediate over remarks that were uttered by Dr Scott.
Midlands Breweries Limited Company Marketing and Brands Manager Stanley Mpundu has called on all liquor dealing companies to increase their participation in their corporate social responsibility to communities..
Mr Mpundu said social corporate responsibility is cardinal because there is no company which can not operate without the involvement of the community in which they are operating.
He said this in an interview with the Zambia News and Information Services in Lusaka today that helping the less privileged in society in paramount.
Mr Mpundu , whose company manufactures the renowned opaque beer called Lusaka Beer, also urged the youth to drink responsibly and desist from engaging in violence activities as the nation is headed for the August 11 2016 General elections.
He said it is sad for the youth to evolve themselves in illicit dealing once intoxicated because when they are arrested and face the wrath of the, they will end up jeopardizing the future.
And Mr Mpundu has further called on the Zambia Police Service to ensure that law and peace is maintained in Zambia before, during and after the elections.
Mr Mpundu said police should work professionally and be able to apply the law fairly and firmly to all.
No one should be spared when found wanting on the accuse of being whether intoxicated or not as a defense in a court of law, he said.
Ithezi Thezi member of parliament who is also Deputy Minister of Agriculture Greyford Monde walks on the Bank of Ithezi thezi Dam with Zesco spokesperson Henry Kapata in Ithezi Thezi.ZESCO Public Relations Officer Henry Kapata says load shedding in Zambia has started normalizing to the appeasement of the Zambian people.
Mr Kapata said his utility firm is working round the clock to ensure that Zambians have stable power supply by May this year.
He said in an interview with the Zambia News and Information Services(ZANIS) in Lusaka today that ZESCO is also happy with the water levels which has accumulated in Zambezi and Kafue rivers.
Mr Kapata stated that at Itenzhi Tezhi, Kafue,and Zambezi rivers will in the next few months facilitate good operations of the utility company to the satisfaction of the Zambian people across the country.
He explained that at Kafue gorge , ZESCO intends to increase the company 120 megawatts indicating that the load shedding will definitely reduce in the next few months as witnessed by many citizens.
President Edgar Lungu with Kasama Milling Proprietor Lupando Munkonge at Kasama airport after he openly apologized for illegally exporting mealie meal outside the country. This was after he made a stopover enroute to Chinsali district where he is expected to officiate at the Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School golden jubilee today. Kasama Milling Company was among the companies that were ban from buying maize from the FRA by government
Government has with immediate effect lifted the ban on Kasama Milling Company, which was one of the four companies blacklisted for exporting mealie meal outside the country, despite accessing subsidized maize from the Food Reserve Agency (FRA).
President Edgar Lungu announced the development when he made a stop-over at Kasama Airport today en-route to Chinsali in Muchinga Province where he is gracing the Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School Golden Jubilee celebrations.
The Head of State said he decided to pardon Kasama Milling Company Proprietor Lupando Munkonge in order to address the mealie meal shortage being experienced in Kasama and beyond.
President Lungu however warned Mr Munkonge to desist from illegal export of mealie meal to neighbouring countries.
He said he is aware of the unlawful dealings that Kasama milling company has been engaged in prior to its termination of contract with FRA from accessing subsidized maize.
The President has since directed the firm to meet the local demand of mealie meal and ensure that it is sold at an affordable price.
And Mr Munkonge, who knelt before the head of state, has since assured the president that his company will no longer engage in underhand deals but will strive to stabilize the local supply of mealie meal.
Meanwhile, Northern Province Minister Freedom Sikazwe has praised President Lungu for pardoning Kasama Milling Company saying the shortage of mealie meal will now be a thing of the past.
And commenting on the unstable fuel supply in some parts of the country, President Lungu said the matter is receiving serious attention from his government.
The President has since assured the nation that the fuel situation will soon normalize following drastic steps taken by government to ensure adequate supply of the commodity in the country.
President Edgar Lungu being welcomed by Constance Chisanga 9 year, at Kasama airport when he made a stopover enroute to Chinsali district in Muchinga Province where he is expected to officiate at the Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School golden jubilee
President Edgar Lungu has arrived in Muchinga province ahead of the 50 years commemorations of the Kenneth Kaunda secondary school.
The Presidential chopper carrying President Lungu touched down Chinsali airstrip at exactly 12:05 hours.
He was received by Muchinga provincial minister Mwimba Malama, cabinet ministers, senior government and party officials.
The president is accompanied by first Republican President Dr Kenneth Kaunda.
While in Muchinga the President will Inspect the construction of 30 low and medium cost houses and other development projects.
Later today the President is expected to Address a public rally at Liondola high school in the afternoon.
Tomorrow President Lungu is also expected to attend a church service at Lubwa.
After the church service, Mr Lungu will Tour the burial site for KK’s parents and other missionaries in Lubwa.
Before concluding his two days working visit to Muchinga province on Sunday, President Lungu will address a rally at Matumbo.
And President Edgar Lungu has urged Zambians to give him a fresh mandate in the August 11th general elections to enable him finish various developments projects his administration has embarked on.
President Lungu says he deserves another term in office because he is a working President committed to uplifting the living standards of every Zambian.
Speaking when he addressed a rally in Ilondola area in Chinsali on Saturday, President Lungu said he is finishing late President Michael Sata’s term and now needs a new mandate to complete his development agenda for the country.
President Lungu also called on voters to elect leaders who have their interests at heart and urged electorates to indicate their priority areas of projects government should implement in their areas.
At the same rally Local Government Minister Steven Kampyongo said President Lungu deserves another term of office because he has taken development to all parts of the country.
And Defence Deputy Minister Christopher Mulenga urged people in Chinsali to give President Lungu and the PF a resounding victory in the August elections.
The President is on Saturday evening scheduled to meet business leaders at a dinner.
The president is Chinsali to hold a series of meetings as well as to inspect various developmental projects.
He is expected to return to Lusaka tomorrow after attending a church service at Lubwa mission and hold a rally in Matumbo area.
President Edgar Lungu with Northern Province Minister Freedom Sikazwe (L) and Kasama Milling proprietor Lupando Munkonge (R) at Kasama airport after he made a stopover enroute to Chinsali district where he is expected to officiate at the Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School golden jubileePresident Edgar Lungu with Northern Province Minister Freedom Sikazwe (L) and Kasama Milling proprietor Lupando Munkonge (R) at Kasama airport after he made a stopover enroute to Chinsali district where he is expected to officiate at the Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School golden jubileePresident Edgar Lungu being welcomed by Constance Chisanga 9 year, at Kasama airport when he made a stopover enroute to Chinsali district in Muchinga Province where he is expected to officiate at the Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School golden jubileeFirst President Doctor Kenneth Kaunda being welcomed by Northern Province Minister Freedom Sikazwe at Kasama airport after President Edgar Lungu made a stopover enroute to Chinsali district where he is expected to officiate at the Kenneth Kaunda Secondary School golden jubilee
