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31/10/2025

Heavenly Father, we pray for all providers who work and care for others. Give them strength, peace, and wisdom. Bless their efforts and renew their spirit. Remind them that You, the ultimate Provider, guide and sustain them always. Amen.

31/10/2025

Freddie Mwila Urges FAZ to Appoint Local Coach for Chipolopolo

By Chansa K***a | ZNBC

Former Chipolopolo Coach Freddie Mwila has called on the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) to appoint a local coach to lead the Men’s Senior National Football Team.

Speaking to ZNBC Sports News in a telephone interview, Mwila emphasized that a locally assembled technical bench would allow players to adapt more quickly to coaching methods and styles.

He noted that relying on expatriate coaches may not always yield the desired results, as certain performance issues could stem from cultural or communication barriers.

Mwila believes that empowering local coaches will not only improve team cohesion but also foster long-term development within Zambia’s football ecosystem.

31/10/2025

“Monetize Facebook first,” artists tell off ZIM over planned tax on content creators

ZAMBIAN artists and online content creators have taken to social media to protest the Zambia Institute of Marketing -ZIM's move to begin taxing digital creators effective January 2026.

The backlash follows reports that ZIM intends to regulate and levy taxes on income generated by content creators across various online platforms — a decision many artists have described as premature and exploitative.

Musicians, comedians, and influencers have argued that ZIM should first focus on facilitating the monetization of social media platforms such as Facebook in Zambia before attempting to collect revenue from creators.

Prominent musician and Zambia Association of Musicians -ZAM president B-Flow has called for a meeting with content creators to discuss the issue.

“Content creators, let’s have a conversation tomorrow. You can’t give what you don’t have, and they can’t take where they’ve never given,” B-Flow wrote.

Actor and comedian Cosmas Ng’andwe, popularly known as Logic, also expressed frustration, saying: “If you want to get money off our content, monetize Facebook first!”

Meanwhile, rapper Bobby East took aim at fellow creators who exaggerate their online earnings, suggesting that such claims may have influenced ZIM’s decision.

“Some of you guys have been lying about how much you make off content creation — now the law wants a cut,” he wrote.

The proposed tax has sparked widespread debate about the state of Zambia’s digital economy and the government’s readiness to support creative entrepreneurship.

Many artists argue that before any regulatory measures are imposed, authorities should focus on creating systems that enable creators to earn legitimately from their content.

As discussions intensify, the creative community is expected to meet to chart a collective response to ZIM’s proposed framework.

©️ TV Yatu October 31, 2025.

31/10/2025

Sisters, a quick tip — dress decently! 😄 African men love well-covered food; nobody wants to marry what looks like it’s already on display at the market. It’s not that they don’t want wives — they just don’t know if they’re looking at a meal or a takeaway! 🍲👗

📸Erica

31/10/2025

📸Viral Trend: Burkina Faso’s parliament has dissolved the country’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), describing it as a “waste of money.”

Instead, the military-led government intends to put the Ministry of Territorial Administration, which oversees the organization and administration of the national territory, in charge of organizing future elections. President Ibrahim Traoré has also described the Electoral Commission as a tool for peddling ‘foreign influence’.

This is the latest in a series of actions by Burkina Faso to reduce ties with foreign powers

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31/10/2025

Let's Pray 4 T-a-n-z-a-n-i-a...!!!

🔥🔥🔥🔥

31/10/2025

BREAKING NEWS
Tanzania are 1hr to state house.

Approximate of 80,000 Tanzania match to statehouse to have a 1 on 1 conversation with their mother, Mama Suluhu.

They want her out of office in peace or pieces. Ataamua yeye 😢😢😢

This just come hours after Military warned police not to dare shot any Tanzanian if they want peace.

31/10/2025

3 DAYS TO GO!! 🔥

Almost there! The FIFA U17 World Cup is about to begin! 🌍⚽

Live coverage on SABC Sport and streaming on sabc-plus.com

Don’t blink — the future starts now! ⭐🏆

31/10/2025

Ifwe aya ama beef yama Degree tesana unless yabena Yo Maps na Chile Wanu📍

31/10/2025

Coaches who have parted ways with their national teams ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco:

⛔️𝗔𝗩𝗥𝗔𝗠 𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗧 (🇿🇲 Zambia)
Mutual Agreement (Despite securing 2 AFCON qualifications)

⛔️𝗠𝗜𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗘𝗟 𝗡𝗘𝗘𝗦 (🇿🇼 Zimbabwe)
Sacked following a disappointing 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.

⛔️𝗝𝗨𝗔𝗡 𝗠𝗜𝗖𝗛𝗔̄ (🇬🇶 Eq. Guinea)
Fired following a player strike that prevented the team from traveling for a World Cup qualifier.

⛔️𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗥𝗢 𝗦𝗢𝗔𝗥𝗘𝗦 𝗚𝗢𝗡𝗖̧𝗔𝗟𝗩𝗘𝗦 (🇦🇴 Angola)
​A series of disappointing results, including an early elimination from the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign and a poor showing at the African Nations Championship.

Approximately. 2 months before AFCON

31/10/2025

BREAKING NEWS🛑 NINE D£AD IN NAKONDE FROM STRAY BULL£TS AMID TANZANIAN TENSION

By Gladwell Simwawa

Nine people have di€d in Nakonde District Hospital between Wednesday and today, all from gunsh0t w0unds, as tensions escalate across the nearby Tanzanian border.

The first fatalities were three men struck by stray bull£ts in “no-man’s-land” on the day of the election.

Nakonde District Commissioner (DC) Marvelous Sikapizye has confirmed and revealed during a live radio program on Chete FM News on Friday Morning that all nine victims are male and from Nakonde and Tunduma rushed to Nakonde District Hospital for treatment but did not survive.

The unrest in Tanzania, which has sparked the cross-border vi0lence, is reportedly linked to political disputes and accusations against President Samia’s administration.

The situation has disrupted daily life on both sides of the border.

In Tunduma, Tanzania, all shops have closed, and no vehicles are crossing into Zambia.

Only authorized personnel from security forces are moving along the streets.

Residents are being urged to stay indoors, and public gatherings are banned.

Stray bull£ts have also caused property damage, on Friday alone one hit a house in Katozi village, and another struck a power transformer for ZESCO.

Fortunately, no inju>ries were reported from these incidents.

Authorities have continue to warn residents to remain at home as the tense situation persists, especially in the busy Nakonde–Tunduma border zone, where Tanzanians and Zambians often meet daily for trade and transit.

©Chete FM Nakonde