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ZESCO threatens evictions of govt tenants to recover K500m

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ZESCO Limited in Itezhi-tezhi has threatened to evict its tenants in the bid to recovered about K500 million owed in rentals.

The tenants most civil servants and Government Ministries owe the utility company in unpaid arrears.

According to a notice circulated to all house tenants and Government ministries renting in ZESCO houses and offices, the mass evictions will be effected on Wednesday this week.

And Itezhi-tezhi police officers have expressed anger at the announcement by ZESCO to evict tenants saying that eviction is targeted at Police officers alone.

During the disaster management meeting held at Itezhi-tezhi district Council chamber, police officers accused ZESCO of trying to completely make the police in Itezhi-tezhi live miserable lives.

“It is common knowledge that ZESCO employees have been telling some police officers in the streets that after disconnecting power, they were now going to disconnect water and evict those occupying ZESCO houses due to non payment of huge bills that have accumulated over a long time,” said one police officer.

Among the many prominent clients to be evicted by ZESCO is the District Commissioner both at his office and at his home.

And some residents interviewed by ZANIS have complained that there are disputed bills that have been served on customers.

“In some houses , you find that there are more than one bill and they expect the current occupant to clear everything including the bills left by deceased or transferred clients, this is not fair at all,” said a Mr. Chanda Besa .

Last year similar mass evictions took place and left many clients thrown out due to disputed bills.

ZANIS

Kenya Airways go slow delays Zesco United’s return

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The reported go-slow by Kenya Airways workers has delayed the safe home return of victorious Zesco United
football club.

Highly placed sources in the Zesco United camp from Nairobi confirmed to ZANIS sports that the team was held up at the Nairobi due to the strike action by the Kenya Airways staff.

The source who spoke on condition of anonymity said that the 2008 FAZ/KCM premier league champions where shocked to find that operations at Jomo Kenyanta International Airport paralsysed due to the go slow.

This was on arrival from Omdurman, Sudan, where Zesco United emerged victorious after a convincing 3-2 win against that country’s El Merriekh football club in the 2009 Orange African Champions league match, on Saturday.

The Zambian champions were shocked to learn that their connect flight to Lusaka on Kenya Airways was delayed due to the go slow.

Zesco United, who after Saturday’s win have opened up hope of going into the semi finals of the championship, where expected to touch down at Lusaka International Airport this morning at 11: 00 hours but had by press time not arrived.

The local champions shocked the Sudanese champions El Merriek 3-2 in front of their home fans, thanks to Winger Jonas Sakuwaha’s hat-rick that reignited the team’s hopes of qualifying for the 2009 Champions league semi-final.

The Zambian champoins’ victory unsettled not only the opponents but their home fans as well who resorted to riotous behaviour as their team’s defeat signals the end of participating in the tournament as qualification now lies in jeopardy.

ZANIS

PF/UPND charge that MMD won Chitambo seat fraudulently

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Given Lubinda
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The Patriotic Front (PF) and United Party for National Development (UPND) has charged that the Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) won the Chitambo by- elections corruptly and fraudulently.

PF spokesperson, Given Lubinda says the Chitambo parliamentary by-election in Serenje was characterized by malpractice by the ruling MMD.

Mr Lubinda said this today at a joint PF/UPND pact media briefing that the MMD therefore won the Chitambo by- elections corruptly and fraudulently.

He said the malpractices that the ruling MMD perpetrated amounted to an atmosphere that was not conducive for free and fair elections.

Mr Lubinda alleged that MMD was using unregistered vehicles with no number plates ferrying voters to polling stations in total disregard of elections regulations.

He added that the ruling party was also freely dishing out food stuffs and money to people adding that they were also beating up opposition supporters.

And speaking at the same occasion, UPND Publicity and Information Chairman, Charles Kakoma said MMD should be more worried about their countrywide losses in the local government elections than parliamentary elections.

Mr Kakoma said that MMD lost in sixteen out of twenty one local government by-elections throughout the country.

He said the UPND/PF obtained 73 percent of the seats while the MMD got 27 percent only.

Mr Kakoma stated that an examination of the results shows that MMD lost the local government by- elections in Lusaka, Central, Copperbelt, North-western and Southern provinces respectively.

He said the examination of the results of the Chitambo by elections is a clear indication that Zambians have welcomed the formation of the UPND/PF pact.

Mr Kakoma said the significance of the local government by-election results is that they represent a wider picture of the people throughout the country who are not happy with the current government’s performance.

ZANIS

Mpulungu farmers threaten to camp at DC’s office

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Farmers in Mpulungu have threatened to camp at the District Commissioner’s (DC) office to press government to find alternative buyers for their maize which is marooned at several depots in the district.

As efforts mount and tempers flare in pressing government to purchase the marooned maize at several depots, farmers have now threatened to camp at the office of the DC, Willie Sinfukwe saying they have suffered enough.

In separate interviews, the farmers who are stranded with hundreds of bags of maize said they had no other choice but to seriously engage government on the matter because their situation had become desperate.

Former Mpulungu District Council Chairman, Lewis Musonda who is one of the stranded farmers from Chitimbwa farming bloc, said that over 1000 of his colleagues are still stuck with maize which they have failed to sell to the Food Reserve Agency (FRA).

He said the FRA had only bought less than a quarter of maize from farmers in the area.
Mr Musonda said some farmers from villages like Musakala, Chaulu and Kapondwe are still transporting maize to Chitimbwa depot with the hope of selling it to the agency.

“Others who are more desperate have now resorted to selling their maize to briefcase businessmen who have invaded Chitimbwa farming bloc to buy maize at exploitative prices as low as, K50, 000 per 100 kilogram bag of maize,’’ he said.

Musonda said some farmers fear that they may incur more losses if their maize, currently marooned at the Chitimbwa satellite depot, gets infested with weavils and rot. He noted that the situation was making farmers desperate to dispose off the commodity even to briefcase buyers.

He appealed to government to allow local millers to purchase the maize before it goes to waste.
Meanwhile, Mr Sinfukwe said that the farmers concerns were genuine adding that government was still committed to addressing their concerns.

The DC noted that farmers in the area had heeded government’s call not to sell their produce to briefcase traders and were now concerned since FRA had only bought less than half of their produce in the district.

He appealed to government to increase the quantity of maize bought in the district in order to safeguard the farmers’ interests.
ZANIS

Splitting of the Ministry of Agriculture Is Wrong

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The decision by President Rupiah Banda’s government to split the Ministry of Agriculture into two government ministries is one of the most absurd decisions a government can make. One would perhaps agree with the split if it was a line Ministry that actually performed the functions of rearing fish and livestock and tending to food crops (including maize, cassava, sorghum, millet, sweet potatoes, beans, wheat, and groundnuts).

This is clearly a decision designed to create sinecures for some of the MMD leaders who have not yet been compensated for their contributions to MMD campaigns. Vice-President George Kunda should not expect Zambians to accept the rationale he has presented to Parliament for the split. It is absolutely unacceptable and irresponsible!

What Zambia needs is a Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security that is designed to advise the Republican President on, and spearhead the implementation of, policies relating to the following: sustainable agricultural development and long-term food security – including the provision of agricultural incentives, support to agribusiness establishments and agricultural research centers, damming rivers, and construction of irrigation canals; and coordination of national programs and activities pertaining to agriculture and food security with those of the private sector and both provincial and municipal governments.

Such a Ministry should support all kinds of agricultural pursuits and en­deavors, including dairy farming, ranching, fish farming, horticul­ture, and crop husband­ry.

Splitting such a Ministry into the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives and the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries will only contribute to the usual duplication of effort that characterizes the current structure of government. For example, cooperatives can be established by growers of food crops as well as farmers in the livestock and fisheries industry – the split in the Ministry will mean that each one of the two new ministries will separately handle this function!

Instead of creating sinecures, we should be thinking about how Zambia can attain sustain­able agricultural de­ve­lopment and long-term food secu­rity through such measures and initiatives as the following:

  1. Zambia National Service: We should fully and promptly revive and revitalize the Zambia National Service (ZNS) production camps, which should accept enroll­ment by Zambian citizens on a volu­ntary basis, as well as promo­te and bolster agri­cultural pro­duction in the camps thro­ugh greater fina­ncial support and generous condi­tions of service for ZNS person­nel. Vacated refugee camps dotted across the country should also be utilized for agriculture-related training, crop production, and other vocations to be facilitated by a cadre of skilled and professional trainers.
  2. Provincial Agricultural Estates: We should require all provinces to create revenue-generating agricultural schemes, and to use a portion of the output of the schemes to maintain their own local food reserves.
  3. District Councils: District councils which current­ly run municipal farms as part of their commercial undertak­ings should be encour­aged to continue running such farms.
  4. School Production Units: All educational and training institu­tions should be encoura­ged to join in the nation’s quest for greater agricultur­al output and food security. In this endeavor, we should require each and every student and trainee to actively participate in agriculture-based production units at their schools, colleges and universities. Their partici­pation in such units should be graded and noted in their testimoni­als.
  5. The Military and Civil Police: Police camps and military barracks and garrisons should also be expected to initiate and maintain agricultural production units.
  6. Agricultural Incentives: We should provide for attractive agri­cultural incen­tives to boost both small-scale and large-scale farm­ers. As provided for in the World Trade Organizati­on’s Uruguay Round acc­ord conc­luded in December 1993 in Punta del Este, Uru­guay, WTO mem­ber-countries’ quest for enhan­ced food security precedes the need for progres­sive redu­ction of governmen­tal supp­ort for, and protection of, agricultural activities in order to enhance market access and com­peti­tive­ness interna­tionally.
  7. Agricultural Inputs: We should promote effi­ciency in process­ing, sourc­ing, and distribution of agricultural inputs by provi­ding for informal trade in agricultural inputs among farmers, and the crea­tion of a “Far­mers’ Hold­ing Company” by farmers (through a low-interest loan, if need­ed), to supply low-cost inputs nationwide at zero value-added tax—inc­luding seeds, seed­lings, ferti­lize­rs, pesti­cides, insecticides, stock feeds, and grain bags. The cooperating farm­ers should as­sume ownership of the com­pany as founding sharehold­ers, and the com­pany should prefera­bly be registered and operat­ed as a corporate entity. Besides, we should encourage farmers to engage in direct and informally initiated far­mer-to-farmer trade in low-cost and orga­nic agricultur­al inp­uts—including compost, chick­en-droppi­ngs and cattle-dung manures—and young birds, ani­mals and species of fish intended for breed­ing.
  8. Agriculture-Related Imports: All the various kinds of imports that are currently exempted from customs duty should continue to enjoy the duty-free status—including fertilizer, irrigation equipment, irrigation pumps, tractors, machinery for soil preparation and cultivation, harvesting and threshing machinery, poultry machinery, fungicides, and herbicides.
  9. Marketing of Produce: We should create—in collaboration with the Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), the Millers Association of Zambia (MAZ), the Zambia Cooperative Federation (ZCF), and other relevant stakeholders—a marketing system for all kinds of agri­cultural produce designed to provide for the following: direct sourcing of such produce from farmers by mill­ers, re­tailers and other industrial buyers; and procure­ment of unsold produce by the Food Re­serve Agency at wholesale prices for preser­vation and/or distri­bu­tion to government institutions like boarding schools, colleges and hos­pitals.
  10. Irrigation Schemes: We should actively seek to create and maint­ain irri­gation schemes at tax-payer expense, including the damming of rivers and const­ruction of irri­gation can­als nationwide. We need to promote all-season crop production—January through Decem­ber.
  11. Other Imperatives: We should create feeder roads and maintain old ones nationwide, im­prove training conducted in agri­cultural re­search centers, provide for low-interest loans for erecting secure storage facilities, and extend incen­tives to agri­busi­nesses and canners and proce­ssors of agricultural pro­duce.

The opposition caused the violence in Chitambo, newly elected MP

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WINNING MMD Chitambo Member of Parliament Solomon Musonda has condemned the violence which marred the recent polls and placed the blame on the intolerance of the opposition.

But Patriotic Front (PF) spokesperson, Given Lubinda said the violence was perpetrated by the MMD and it was unfair for Dr Musonda to accuse the opposition of having created problems.

Dr Musonda challenged those in doubt to confirm with the police and courts of law in Serenje as to which party complained about violence and which political party cadres had been punished.

He observed that all the incidences of violence reported to the police in Chitambo were instigated by members of the opposition PF-UPND pact, FDD or UNIP cadres against the ruling party.[quote]

He said that it was regrettable that an impression was being created by some sections of the media to show that it was MMD cadres who perpetuated violence when in actual fact it was the other way round.

Dr Musonda said PF leader Michael Sata was on two occasions allegedly ejected from MMD campaign camps after he deliberately strayed with scores of his cadres while in another incident, Lusaka Mayor Stephen Chikwelete was at the centre of controversy.

He said in the case of what he called the highly misunderstood saga involving Deputy Minister in the office of the Vice- President Gaston Sichilima, it was UNIP cadres who instigated the fracas which was witnessed by observers from the Anti-Voter Apathy Project.

“What I find unfortunate is that these opposition political parties with some reporters are deliberate and calculated in the manner they create these so called scenes of violence making sure that the images and stories they propagate to the nation puts the ruling party in bad light when that was not the case at all,

Those who were perpetuating these acts of violence are the PF-UPND pact, records are at the police stations to prove this, I challenge anyone to prove otherwise, we need to be extremely careful about these lies,” Dr Musonda said.

He added that the courts had actually sentenced a PF-UPND cadre for violence while an FDD cadre was still being held for maliciously shattering a PF campaign vehicle.

[Times of Zambia]

Govt focusing on accelerating rural growth – VP Kunda

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Vice President, George Kunda says government is focusing on accelerating growth in rural areas as outlined in the Fifth National Development Plan (FNDP) and the Vision 2030.

Mr Kunda said government will continue with socio economic agenda aimed at promoting wealth creation through sustained broad based growth and poverty reduction strategies.

The Vice President was addressing Movement for Multi-party Democracy (MMD) members and Mongu residents on arrival yesterday.

He said it was for this reason that government setup the Citizens Economic Empowerment Fund and the provision of other soft loans meant to economically empower citizens.

Mr Kunda reiterated government’s commitment in supporting rural development, particularly the agriculture sector by promoting productivity in a bid to ensure food security, income generation and job creation.

He said the creation of the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries will further enhance animal health and research in contributing to the growth of the livestock industry.

Mr Kunda has since urged the provincial administration to prioritise development projects by incorporating them in the formulation of the national budget.

And speaking earlier, MMD National Chairperson, Michael Mabenga assured Mr Kunda that the party in the province is intact and solidly behind the leadership of President Banda.

Mr Mabenga has since directed both the provincial and district leadership to reorganize and cement all structures in readiness for 2011 elections.

He has also thanked the electorate in Chitambo constituency for voting and retaining the MMD in the area.

And Mr Mabenga has also advised Patriotic Front (PF) president, Michael Sata to start practicing issue based politics as opposed to insults.

Meanwhile, Vice President George Kunda has disclosed that government has embarked on the rehabilitation of feeder roads in the North western at a cost of K1.9 billion.

Mr Kunda stressed that it is government’s desire to have all feeder roads in the rural areas rehabilitated and maintained.

He was speaking when he graced the Lunda Lubanza traditional ceremony at his Royal Highness Senior Chief Ishindi’s palace yesterday.

Mr Kunda said government has in this year’s budget allocated K15 billion for the tarring of the Mutanda- Chavuma road.

The vice President stated that the tarring of Mutanda- Chavuma road has continued adding that it is now beyond Mufumbwe boma.

Mr Kunda also said that government has already secured farming inputs which are already being distributed countrywide.

He has since urged all farmers to access the inputs through their respective representative bodies.

The Lunda Lubanza traditional ceremony is an occasion when the Lunda people of Zambezi district come together to pay homage to chief Ishindi’s reign and commemorate their inheritance of a rich culture.

ZANIS

Buffaloes, Roan Draw At Woodlands

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The status quo in 3rd and 4th place stayed the same after Green Buffaloes and Roan United drew 1-1 at Woodlands Stadium in Lusaka today.

The two sides were scoreless in the first half of an entertaining Week 19 fixture that however saw Buffaloes enjoying the most attempts on goal.

Both sides goals came in the last three minutes of the match  with Buffaloes scoring first in the 87th minute through Liniker Mwikisa.

Roan equalized right on 90 minute through Arthur Kasoloki who  made no mistake with a gifted ball from Dave Kaumbwa after the Buffaloes goalkeeper parried the ball only to see it land at the strikers feet.

Buffaloes stay 3rd on 32 points while Roan are 4th and four points behind the army side.

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Stop inciting violence, KK tells political parties

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Zambia's First President Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia's First President Kenneth Kaunda

Former President, Dr Kenneth Kaunda, has said that political parties should stop inciting violence. Dr Kaunda, has said violence will never build a nation.

Speaking in an interview yesterday, Dr Kaunda said that Zambians must learn to love one another despite their political differences.

Dr Kaunda said party cadres strive for peace and try to resolve differences through violence.

“Two wrongs cannot make a right,” Dr Kaunda said.

Dr Kaunda also said it is saddening that the political parties are embroiled in a persistent conflict of words instead of expending their energies on discussing issues of national importance.

He said the general citizenry is looking up to the political parties to find answers for the country’s many economic and social problems.

Dr Kaunda also said leaders should exhibit political maturity and begin to focus on issues and strategies that will enhance economic progress.

[Zambia Daily Mail]

Tetamashimba and Wina recovering

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LOCAL Government and Housing Minister Ben Tetamashimba, who is admitted to a Johannesburg hospital, is said to be in a stable condition.

Zambia’s High Commissioner to South Africa, Leslie Mbula, said in a telephone interview last night that medical personnel at Morningside Hospital where Mr Tetamashimba is being treated, have said that Mr Tetamashimba is responding well to medication.

Mr Mbula said that Speaker of the National Assembly, Amusaa Mwanamwambwa, visited Mr Tetamashimba yesterday.
He said Mr Tetamashimba was even able to read the newspapers from his hospital bed.

Mr Mbula said that Energy Regulations Board (ERB) chairperson Sikota Wina, who is also admitted to a hospital in South Africa, is also recuperating.
Mr Tetamashimba and Mr Wina were evacuated to South Africa last week for specialised treatment for undisclosed ailments.

[Zambia Daily Mail]

He’s Working on Your Behalf

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TODAY’S SCRIPTURE

“We know that God will work all things together for good for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose”
(Romans 8:28).

TODAY’S WORD from Joel and Victoria

God is working behind the scenes in your life today. No matter what you may be facing, no matter what trial you may be going through, God has a plan to turn things around in your favor. Right now, He is working out a plan for your good. Right now, He is orchestrating the right people to come across your path. He is orchestrating the right opportunities to open up to you. You may not see it in the natural, but look with your eyes of faith today. Keep standing. Keep believing. Keep hoping. Keep following His Word. Focus on His goodness in your life, knowing that He rewards the people who seek after Him. As you meditate on the faithfulness of God and show your love for Him by following His Word, you will see His plan come to pass. You’ll experience His peace and joy, and you will live in victory all the days of your life!

A PRAYER FOR TODAY

Heavenly Father, thank You for Your faithfulness in my life. I trust that You are working behind the scenes on my behalf. Give me Your strength and peace today and fill me with Your faith to overcome. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.

Joel Osteen ministries

Updated: Zesco United secure a win in Sudan

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Zesco United coach Fighton Simukonda has said wins in their remaining three Caf African Champions League Group A games is vital to keep their semifinal dreams alive.

Zesco recorded a historic away win  when they become the first Zambian club to win away in Sudan after beating El Merreikh 3-2 in the two sides third Group A match.

Zambia under Patrick Phiri were first to win in Khartoum when they beat Sudan 1-0 in an African Cup qualifier in 2002.

“I am looking at winning the three games so that we reach the semi-finals,” he said.

Simukonda said it would be a beat leap forward should Zesco beat El Merreikh on August 30 at home in a match that is tentatively scheduled to be played at Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka.

Zesco will later travel to Kano Pillars in Nigeria on September 13 before hosting Al Hilal of Sudan in their final game a fortnight later.

A first half hat trick from Jonas Sakuwaha handed Zesco their first Group A win.

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Govt to implement public welfare assistance scheme – RB

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President Rupiah Banda says government through the Ministry of community Development and Social Services will implement the public welfare assistant scheme throughout the country.

Mr. Banda says this will be in form of educational support, food and shelter to incapacitated individuals and households.

The President said this in a speech read on his behalf by Vice President George Kunda during this year’s Lunda Lubanza traditional ceremony of the Lunda people of Zambezi district today.

And President Banda has said government will continue supporting and respecting traditional ceremonies because of their importance in the preservation of culture which he said was an important cornerstone in building a strong foundation in communities.

Mr. Banda said traditional ceremonies also provide a platform for government and other stakeholders to explain development strategies and programmes taking place in the country.

Meanwhile, President Banda has said government has put in place suitable policies to assist vulnerable households headed by orphans, widows and the disabled.

He named some of the programmes as the food security pack under the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services and the Fertilizer Support programme under the Ministry of Finance.

And Mr. Banda has called upon traditional leaders to discourage risky traditional practices such as wife inheritance and sexual cleansing because they increase the prevalence of the HIV/AIDS.

He said the traditional leaders should instead encourage girl child education and condemn the practice of early marriages.

And Senior Chief Ishindi of the Lunda people in Zambezi district said the Lunda Lubanza Traditional ceremony was a unifying factor for Lunda speaking people in Congo DR, Angola and Zambia.

Chief Ishindi said the presence of the Emperor Mwata Yamvu from Congo was A clear testimony of the unity that existed among the Lunda.

He said this in a speech read on his behalf by Lunda Lubanza Cultural Association Chairman BENSON MAHAFU.

The Chief called upon government to establish and construct a skills farming centre in the district.

The ceremony was also attended by the Emperor Mwata Yamvu and ten other chiefs from the Democrtic Republic of Congo.

ZANIS

We will fulfil our campaign promises – Veep

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Vice President Goerge Kunda has assured the people of Western Province that the MMD government will continue delivering the promises it made during the 2008 Presidential By-election campaigns.

Mr. Kunda says government is decisive and has come up with a budget cycle which will ensure that projects and pogrammes are implemented within on year.

The Vice President was speaking when he addressed scores of Mongu resident who welcomed him at Mongu airport this afternoon.

He said government was implementing several programmes including those related to the governance system of the country.

The Vice President named the governance programmers as the National Constitution Conference (NCC) and the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) which he said were aimed at involving people in the governance of the country

Meanwhile, Mr. Kunda has thanked the people of Western Province for voting for President Rupiah Banda in the 2008 Presidential by-election.[quote]

He said the massive vote was a clear testimony of the confidence the people in the Province have in the MMD and the leadership of President Banda.

Mr. Kunda also commended the people in Western Province for voting for several MMD members of parliament out of whom 15 are holding ministerial positions.

He said the MPs were playing an active role in contributing to the development agenda of the country.

The Vice President thanked the MMD leadership in the province for keeping the party united and ensuring that it remained strong and intact.

He, however, said there was need for the leadership to work even harder and explain the party policies and programmes to the electorate.

And speaking earlier, Western Province MMD chairman Simasiku Namakando appealed to the Vice President to send relief food the province to avert the hunger situation in some parts of the province.

Mr. Namakando said many people lost their crops in the floods that affected the province last rainy season.

And Mr. Nmakando has assured the Vice President that the Patriotic Front (PF)/United Party for National Development (UPND)pact was non-existent in the province.

ZANIS

Faz Premier Division Week 19 Results

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Here are the collected resultsand standings  from todays Faz Premier Division Week 19 games.

Faz Super Division

14/08/2009

Week 19

Zamtel 1(Chilufya Changwe 82″)-  Forest Rangers 0

Kabwe Warriors 2(Mukuka Mulenga 66″, Musonda Mweuke 72″)    -City of Lusaka 0

Konkola Blades  1(Graven Chitalu 25″)-Red Arrows 0

Young Arrows 0-Chambishi 1(Vanecious Mapande 2″)

Choma Eagles  0-Zanaco 1(Patrick Kabamba 65″)

Lusaka Dynamos  0-Nakambala Leopards 1(Nixon Chilundika)

15/08/2009

Green Buffaloes      –  Roan united

Postponed:

Power Dynamos        –  Zesco United

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