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10/12/2024

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The LUSAKA Magistrates Court has rescheduled the commencement of defence in incarcerated former LUSAKA Province Minister...
08/11/2024

The LUSAKA Magistrates Court has rescheduled the commencement of defence in incarcerated former LUSAKA Province Minister BOWMAN LUSAMBO's proceeds of crime case.

LUSAKA Chief Resident Magistrate DAVIES CHIBWILI has rescheduled the commencement of defence to November 28,2028.

Previously the opening defence failed to take off due to Mr. LUSAMBO's frequent absences owing to various circumstances.

However on Thursday Magistrate CHIBWILI approved Mr. LUSAMBO's application to set November 28 ,2024 for defence.

Mr. LUSAMBO contended that he cannot endure court sittings as he is allegedly sick.

This is in a matter where Mr.LUSAMBO is charged with two counts of possession of properties deemed to be proceeds of crime contrary to Section 71 of the Forfeiture of Proceeds of Crime Act Number 19 of 2010.

It is alleged that between may 1,2015 and December 31, 2021 possessed properties deemed to be proceeds of crime .

The properties in question are on plot number F/609/E/44/B/9 in LUSAKA's Chamber Valley.

The properties comprise a dwelling house ,a car shed and gazebo.

Meanwhile Mr. LUSAMBO was few days ago imprisoned for two years by LUANSHYA Magistrate Court for unlawful wounding.

He is incarcerated at LUANSHYA Remand Prison .

The Luanshya Magistrates Court has sentenced Bowman Lusambo, former Kabushi MP, to 2 years imprisonment with hard labor ...
06/11/2024

The Luanshya Magistrates Court has sentenced Bowman Lusambo, former Kabushi MP, to 2 years imprisonment with hard labor for unlawfully wounding political opponents during the 2019 Roan constituency by-election.

27/10/2024

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‼️SAD NEWS😭😭😭😭SEVEN football players belonging to Chavuma Town Council Football Club have died in a road traffic acciden...
26/10/2024

‼️SAD NEWS😭😭😭😭

SEVEN football players belonging to Chavuma Town Council Football Club have died in a road traffic accident.

The accident happened today when the team was on it way to Mufumbwe to fulfill a Week 8 fixture of the North Western Province Division One League.

And the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) says it has learnt with deep shock the death of seven players belonging to Chavuma Town Council Football Club.

FAZ president Andrew Kamanga said he has received the news with great shock especially after spending his Saturday in North Western Province as guest of honour at the launch of the Sentinel Academy in Kalumbila.

“I am deeply saddened at the news of the accident involving Chavuma Council Football Club that has led to seven deaths. This is more devastating coming on the backdrop of spending a weekend with the football family in the province in Kalumbila Town,” Kamanga said.

“It is still too early to get the full picture but our prayers are with the families of the deceased and the injured. We are in touch with the football, civil and law enforcement authorities in the province to furnish us with full details.”

The bus carrying the team for their match against Mufumbwe Marketeers overturned between Lukhunyi and Ndondo in Chavuma District.

This is according to a statement issued by FAZ communications manager Sydney Mungala.

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17/10/2024

Zambia recorded 8,970 Road accidents in the 3rd quarter of 2024 with 550 deaths.
Details in police statement 👇

5 DIE IN A ROAD ACCIDENTMonday,October 14th, 2024 - Five people have died in a road traffic accident, which happened tod...
14/10/2024

5 DIE IN A ROAD ACCIDENT

Monday,October 14th, 2024 - Five people have died in a road traffic accident, which happened today at a curve near Golden Valley along the Great North Road in Chisamba around 07:20 hours.

The accident happened when the driver of a Sino truck water bowser Reg. No. AGB 9618 was overtaking improperly, in the process colliding with a Toyota Vitz, Reg. No. BAG 2972 driven by Bwalya Kasonde, aged 32 of Chilanga. The Vitz was coming from the Lusaka direction. The Sino truck coming from the opposite direction was supplying water to the company constructing the dual carriage road.

The driver of the Toyota Vitz and three passengers died on the spot, while the fourth passenger died whilst receiving treatment at Liteta Hospital. The driver of the Sino truck escaped unhurt.

The five bodies have been deposited in Liteta Hospital Mortuary awaiting postmortem.

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COMMANDING OFFICER - CENTRAL

01/10/2024

Yango driver stabbed to death in Lusaka's Makeni area.
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01/10/2024

A 20-year-old student at Copperbelt University has drowned in Kifubwa River in Solwezi, during her mother’s birthday celebration.

ZCSA Inspector, Stephen Chifwelu, dies in a road accident LUSAKA, SEPTEMBER 30, 2024. The Zambia Compulsory Standard Age...
01/10/2024

ZCSA Inspector, Stephen Chifwelu, dies in a road accident

LUSAKA, SEPTEMBER 30, 2024.

The Zambia Compulsory Standard Agency (ZCSA) regrets to announce the death of one of its Inspectors based at the Nakonde One Stop Border Post (OSBP) office, Stephen Shula Chifwelu.

Mr Chifwelu died in a road traffic accident today after his car was hit by a truck on Great North Road in Central Province.

The Board, Management and staff conveys heartfelt condolences to Mr Chifwelu’s wife and his entire family.

The late Mr Chifwelu was a dependable, focused and hardworking employee at Nakonde Border Post.

He joined the then Zambia Bureau of Standards (ZABS) in February 2015 as an Inspector under the inspections department and continued in the same capacity under ZCSA when the Agency commenced its operations on January 1, 2018.

At the time of his first deployment, the deceased worked at Chirundu OSBP and later served at Nakonde OSBP till his demise.

Mr Chifwelu is survived by a wife and three children.

The Agency prays for God’s comfort and strength to his family, friends and work colleagues in this trying moment.

Issued by:
ONISHIAS MAAMBA | PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
Zambia Compulsory Standards Agency

30/09/2024

Fuel pump prices reduced
Petrol from K33.47 to K32.70
Diesel from K30.05 to K28.90
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24/09/2024

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22/09/2024

Two Zambians have died in a road accident in Botswana involving a Zambia Botswana bus and a truck. Ten other Zambians are injured.

22/09/2024

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20/09/2024

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John Chiti - MUSIC was rejected by his biological father because of his albinism. As a child, he was unaware of his con...
18/09/2024

John Chiti - MUSIC was rejected by his biological father because of his albinism. As a child, he was unaware of his condition and the discrimination it brought.

His mum remarried and he was adopted into a new family. Then his innocence was shattered one sunny day when he eagerly joined other kids playing.

"I saw my friends playing, so I ran to join them but they started running away. I thought it was a game, so I kept chasing them. When they finally stopped, they told me: ‘We don't want to play with you, albino.’”

Confused, John asked what "albino" meant. His dad responded: “You're special, you're loved.”

His life took a tragic turn when his mum passed away, revealing a painful truth. John learned that the man he had always called "Dad" was not his biological father.

John was sent to a boarding school. It was there that he discovered a passion for music, leading the school band and playing the guitar. He went on to gain national fame, releasing his music for radio only, so nobody knew what he looked like.

When John decided to reveal his identity, the first time he walked on stage...

“Everyone went silent. It was a shock. They'd never seen a person with albinism in the limelight.”

Today, through his Albinism Foundation Zambia (AFZ), John Chiti has significantly changed attitudes towards people with albinism in his country.

🎧 Hear more of John’s story on Outlook: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3ct5p50

Unknown number of people buried alive in Chongwe District By Lucky Phiri Unknown number of people have been buried alive...
25/08/2024

Unknown number of people buried alive in Chongwe District

By Lucky Phiri

Unknown number of people have been buried alive while loading sand in a truck in Mwashinango village of Chongwe District.

According to residents, the accident happened around 09:00 hours in the morning.

One of the residents found at the scene, ZIA HANUNGU says only the driver of the truck has been rescued and rushed to Hospital.

Mr. HANUNGU has told ZNBC News that more bodies are still trapped.

Fire Brigade and Police officers are at the accident scene.

📷 Lucky Phiri

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