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04/12/2023

Ati are they allowed to sit like that?

02/12/2023

Water crisis, Itawa Lubuto and surrounding areas. Kafubu Water & Sanitation Company Limited

30/11/2023

29/11/2023

More set backs for Zesco as scrap metal dealers continue cutting lines. In picture this is Petauke crescent and the cables in the Van are left overs which were found at a nearby area.

29/11/2023

The business community at it. Support towards Ndola Teaching Hospital Official continues. A delivery of paving bricks by MEI MEI as seen in the picture.

As City Eye Media we are proud to see the what we called out come to being actualized.

28/11/2023

JOHANNESBURG TWAISA….

We have introduced our new Route from Lusaka to Johannesburg
Starting 3rd December

Tickets on sale now !!!!!

Call : 0971742063 to book your tickets

Linking Africa

28/11/2023

President avenue, this was the process done to unblock drainages but recreating the same problem. The trash has been on the same spot for several days and being pushed back to where it came from by the rains. Ndola City Council

28/11/2023

Ndola pastor known as Honest Miyupi caught in compromising circumstances as in video a pastor with Maximum Condoms

28/11/2023

Kafubu Water & Sanitation Company Limited Itawa people near Simba school area has had no water.

27/11/2023

Care with your visitors

27/11/2023

Make this Christmas 🤶 special and memorable. Great family times 👌

27/11/2023

Ati satinist are back they are dropping man but don't worry just be a good Christian, pick at pray...problem solved 😂

26/11/2023

Happy birthday to Honerable Emmanuel Mulenga

26/11/2023

Bishop John General' wife defends the him church ⛪

26/11/2023

WHEELBARROW LEVY CONFESSION

Evalisto Banda.

We might have errored to pass the wheel barrow levy but people should not act innocent on the matter when infact they are not and pretend to be so caring leaders then others..

This matter of wheelbarrow was resolved by the council and no one should distance him/herself from it, committee meeting of the community development and social services a number of councilors attended that meeting.
The following are the names of people who attend on the councilors side
Cllr kabwebwe Ntambo-chairperson
Cllr Brian nkole-member
Cllr Ivo chisanga-member
Cllr Evalisto Banda-member
Cllr bester chibwe-member
Cllr Jones kalyati (ex-officio)
Cllr lackson chisenga-(ex-officio)

Also in addendance was

Cllrr benard chama
Cllr Rhoda Chinese
Cllr Simon muleba
Cllr febian mwanza
Cllr Florence mwambazi
Cllr Cyndy B kaluba
Cllr James Banda
Cllr Francis kazembe
Cllr Edger misoso

All the councillors have the right to debete the matter that comes on the flow of the house am deeply disappointed to see that post where his worship the mayor distanced himself from the resolution which was resolved by his council where he even chaired meeting with his full authority as a mayor at full council meeting.
That was proper misconduct by the mayor to have distanced himself and commented negatively on the matter that passed on the flow of the house it's is against the code of ethics of the standing orders of councils in Zambia act no 2 of 2019 number 12 and I qoute•:(collective responsibility of of councilors)
A councilor shall not do anything that inconsistent with conduct of council affairs and in particular shall not
(a) publicly contradict or disassociate oneself from any resolution adopted by the council
(b) issue public statement criticising another councilor or ( c) make unauthorized disclosures of council discussions, resolution or documents this is just to remind our mayor that is out of order must restruct his statement and apologize to this august house.
The best our mayor could have done is just to make the public understand the resolution and defend the council resolutions becouse it was resolved collectively as all the 31 councilors of ndola in the fullcouncil meeting.
I have responded not that I have any person difference with the mayor but becouse I am the member of the committee that delibareted the Matter and proposed to pass it and it was duly seconded by another councilor without any counter proposal..
Note:that the town clerk and manegement has no power to pass any resolution their job is to implement.

26/11/2023

Sunday special king and bamboo palms k150 0966749260 Ndola.

26/11/2023

Ndola Mayor Jones Kaliati arrested for threatening violence and producing a gun in public. More details coming

25/11/2023

China mall

25/11/2023

This Generation Instead of Listening To Elders, They Are Sleeping With Them.
🙄😀😀

Billy.

25/11/2023

From which town 😂

25/11/2023

Kafubu Water & Sanitation Company Limited new offices almost done.

📸 Chama Mulenga

25/11/2023

Zambezi Portland Cement Ltd (ZPC), a purely Zambian owned Cement Factory has won first prize as the product of the year in the large enterprises category of the Zambia Annual Quality Awards 2023.

The Zambia Bureau of standards and Zambia by Association of Manufacturers led awards, saw Zambezi Portland cement emerge victors at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Lusaka on Friday, November 24, 2023.

The event was graced by the republican Vice President Mrs. W.K Mutale Nalumango.

Receiveng the award on behalf of the company, Zambezi Portland cement head of department, Boyd Chibuye, said the Ndola based Cement producer will continue to give the country the best product and contribute to the construction industry.

"Zambezi Portland cement has been striving for excellence since the commencement of operations in 2009, breaking a long-standing monopoly in the cement supplying sector in Zambia and making super quality and high strength cement available at more competitive prices" said Mr. Chibuye.

Ever since its inception, the organization has grown in both size and diversity to become a major supplier of specialised construction products to the building, civil engineering and building maintenance industries, supplying products directly to customers and through builders’ merchants and hardware stores and also manages.

Zambezi Portland cement currently serves other countries such as Congo DR, and Burundi, among others.

The company is delighted to win the award this year and is proud of the efforts of it's over 700 workers who facilitate the estimated capacity of 2000 tonnes of cement on a daily basis and 800.000 tonnes of annually.

Mr. Chibuye says the company will continually invest and work on improving its structures as well as upgrading production facilities, and strengthening its research and development programmes while using existing channels in the market to introduce new products that further enhance its current product range and service offer to customers.

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25/11/2023

When you live in Ndola protect yourself 😂

24/11/2023

Ummmm but why ?

24/11/2023

More illegal plot allocation, Chifubu fiesta. Right under Zesco lines. Ndola City Council unfortunately a civic leader owns a building in the same area. An illegality is an illegality despite political affiliation or position.

21/11/2023

Via Inbox 📬

This Tanzanian truck loaded with fuel has a breakdown posing a potential danger along kabwe road(Bridge shipping area). This is a second day.

17/11/2023

LUSAKA GIRL DITCHES UNIVERSITY FOR MARRIAGE TO BARBERMAN
By Buumba Mwitumwa

AGAINST her upbringing as a decent Seventh Day Adventist, a 19-year old female student of Rockview University in Lusaka has ditched school and taken herself into an illegal marriage to a barber who is ploughing her day and night like a field of sweet potatoes.

In the aftermath of Chola Kamaya's actions, her disappointed father Chinoya Kamaya aged 49 of Old Kanyama ran to the Lusaka Boma Local Court arguing that there was no way a 27-year old barberman would be staying with and enjoying his nubile daughter without having paid a single ngwee.

The Church elder of Kanyama SDA branch asked the court to compel Mundia pay K13,000 as compensation for eloping with his daughter especially with what he had put into her education.

Kamaya told the court that he had paid his daughter’s University tuition fees and requirements this year, but to his surprise, he found out on August 19, 2023, she had not been school but staying at her boyfriend's place.

He narrated that one night, when his daughter, Chola was during holidays, he asked her younger sister to fetch her for him as he needed to give her money for other remaining school requirements, but that she was not in her room.

She illegally went to spend a night at her lover's house, and only returned home the next day at 06:00 hours.

“I asked her where she spent her night and she lied to me saying that she slept in my house. That angered me and I asked her to leave my presence. But to my surprise, she went back to the same man’s place where she stayed for two more moths,” said Kamaya.

He said his family then later went to Mundia's place and held a meeting with his parent’s where they agreed to pay a sum of K13, 500 as compensation for elopement, in three installments. But that the money was never paid until date, prompting Kamaya to go to court.

“In my surprise, my daughter sent me a message after I asked her boyfriend for the money that I should stop bothering him about the elopement money as the economy is hard on everyone and he will pay at his own convenient time,” Kamaya complained.

Meanwhile, Mundia told court that he was not going to pay the elopement charge because he did not fetch Chola from her place as Kamaya chased her on his own.

He said that he could not take her back to her parent’s house in the two months they cohabitated because he was too busy looking for a job everyday. “am jobless and we eat at my brother’s house. I cant even afford to feed her to talk of paying a K13,500 for elopement,” Mundia said.

But his lover Chola had a different story, she said Mundia had become her husband and that he managed to feed her three times everyday as he runs a barber shop.

She went on to say, she is no longer interested in going to school as all she wants is Marriage with him even if he pays nothing to her father.

“Am okay with him staying with me for free,” Chola told the court.

However, in passing judgement, Magistrate Lombe Chibesakunda upheld the claim of compensation for elopement and ordered that Mundia paid the same agreed upon amount. “The court shall not add or remove from the initial agreed amount. The defendant shall pay K13, 500 for elopement in installments of K500 with K1,000 first installment effective this month end,” said Magistrate Chibesakunda.

Credit: Kalemba

13/11/2023

Choppies Ndola

13/11/2023

Seasonal greetings from the capital city of Zambia

11/11/2023

Ndibu drive Kansenshi accident, details coming

11/11/2023

Farming is a profitable business, its time to diversify.... lets go Farming

10/11/2023

Works have started on the Ndola/ Mufulira road.

Credit : Hon Lloyd Lubosha.

08/11/2023

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07/11/2023

NDOLA SAD NEWS, as TOM MTINE DIES at 97 YEARS

Alderman MTINE on Saturday, 11th February, 2023 celebrated his 97th Birthday at his residence in Northrise, Ndola.

Who is TOM MTINE?

TOM MTINE is one of Zambia’s earliest known MILLIONAIRES.

Mr. MTINE used to manage 53 local companies in the 1950s as CHAIRMAN of the LONRHO GROUP.

Mr. MTINE was also the FIRST CHAIRMAN of ZAMBIA AIRWAYS.

He was FIRST BLACK MAYOR of NDOLA around 1965-66 and the FIRST BLACK AFRICAN to run the FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION of ZAMBIA (FAZ) after independence.

He is an HONORARY MEMBER of the CONFEDERATION of AFRICAN FOOTBALL (CAF).

Mr. MTINE was awarded by FIFA during the global football governing body at the CENTENARY CELEBRATION in 2004 for his contribution to the GAME in Zambia.

What did Mr. MTINE say on his 96th Birthday?

Speaking when journalists from the Ndola Press Association visited him, Mr. MTINE cited PERCEVERANCE, SACRIFICE and HUMILITY as KEY to LONG LIFE.

“To do anything good you have to persevere.
And persevering is not a joke.
When you persevere you meet a lot of people and there you have to go forward,”
Mr. MTINE told journalists with a smile.

“In our language we say,
uzicepesa osati matukutuku ntawi zonse,”
he said.

“Look, life we have got to realise that we have got to look at ourselves. Stop this stop that. Stop drinking;
the door will open for you.
Now, having sacrificed a lot of things, you go forward,” Mr. MTINE said.

As a youth, Mr MTINE worked for the GOVERNMENT before moving into the private sector and later on rising to manage a group of companies.

After obtaining a Cambridge certificate, Mr MTINE learnt bookkeeping besides learning how to manage co-operative societies in Lusaka.

After managing cooperatives in Lusaka such as Chalimbana Teachers Training College, he got a transfer to Ndola at the start of the 1950s.

He worked in Ndola, Kitwe, Chingola, Luanshya and Mufulira.

After leaving the public sector, Mr. MTINE joined the NDOLA BAZAAR Limited where he was employed as a bookkeeper.

He later moved to another company and with his background of accounting and salesmanship which meant travelling a lot.

Mr. MTINE landed a job at Heinrich Syndicate as a public relations officer.

While at Heinrich Syndicate, Mr MTINE was among the staff that moved to LONRHO GROUP after its acquisition and as luck could be, at the new company that bought off Heinrich Syndicate, he earned himself an executive position.

He was first managing director at LONRHO and thereafter he became CHAIRMAN as he was in charge of many companies within the LONRHO GROUP.

In the past, Mr MTINE has been recalling the time he was special envoy of then President KENNETH KAUNDA to South Africa where he went to deliver a classified letter in a secret way for the release of incarcerated FREEDOM FIGHTER, NELSON MANDELA in the 1980s.

“It was not easy, it was a risk. I had to put that letter at the back of my head to pass through Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe was more frightening than South Africa.

The letter was folded, placed in the collar at the back of my shirt and it was to be handed to STATE SECURITY OFFiCERS in South Africa,” he told the Zambia Daily-mail in the 2016 interview.

Compiled by Radio Icengelo’s Valentine Mukuka,
with added information from the, Zambia Daily-Mail Library,
and,
Ndola Press Association

07/11/2023

Disaster at Real Masters flats in town where yesterday heavy rains have swept the roofs of the flats. Residents have been left devastated as their households have been destroyed by the rains.

06/11/2023

Ba Ndola another reason to be out there.

31/10/2023

Kitwe man's manhood sutured 18 stitches, after the wife hit him using a sharp unknown object.



Question ⁉️
Will he function after this?