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MWAMI FM broadcasts a diverse range of locally and nationally produced programs, both music, and spoken word, in hi-fi stereo. Mwami is a broadcast radio station from Zambia, providing News and information for evangelization, development, and education. https://liveonlineradio.net/mwami-fm

08/09/2025

MAPATIZYA SDA YOUTHS INVOLVED IN ROAD ACCIDENT, CONDUCTOR DIES, 3 CRITICAL, 50 SERIOUSLY INJURED👇

ACCIDENT NOTICE:

(Musi-o-Tunya Conference Adventist Youth Ministries Department)

It is with profound regret that we inform the Musi-O-Tunya Adventist family that Mapatizya Youths were involved in a fatal road accident today while traveling home from a youth camp.

The vehicle they were using experienced brake failure and overturned while descending a mountain slope.

One person (believed to be a conductor) succumbed to injuries at the scene, 3 youths are in a critical condition, and approximately 50 youths are seriously injured and unstable. They are currently admitted at Zimba Mission Hospital.

We invite our fellow believers to join us in prayer for the healing of our fellow youths and strength for their families.

May God answer our prayers and provide comfort to the affected families during this challenging time.
Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲

CREDIT: Chimwemwe West SDA

06/09/2025

Kauwe Ward Councillor Commends Government and Farmers for Early Maize Purchases

Kauwe Ward Councillor, Mr. Moses Siajinde, has expressed gratitude to the government under the leadership of President Hakainde Hichilema and the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) for their timely intervention in supporting local farmers. He highlighted that the early purchase of maize has brought much-needed relief and encouragement to farmers in the area.

According to Councillor Siajinde, more than 100,000 bags of white maize, each weighing 50 kilograms, have already been bought by the FRA. This initiative not only guarantees a ready market for farmers but also helps to stabilize food security and strengthen the agricultural sector, which remains the backbone of Zambia’s economy.

The councillor further appealed to the government to facilitate the early distribution of FISP (Farmer Input Support Programme) farming inputs. He noted that if farming inputs such as fertilizer and seeds are distributed early, just as was done last year, farmers will have adequate time to prepare their fields and plant on schedule. Such timely support, he stressed, is key to improving yields and ensuring food sufficiency in the nation.

In addition to thanking the government, Mr. Siajinde also took the opportunity to commend the hardworking farmers of kazungula District for their dedication and commitment during the last farming season. He acknowledged the critical role farmers play in sustaining communities and ensuring that households have access to food.

Councillor Siajinde emphasized that agriculture continues to be a vital sector in Zambia and reiterated his commitment to working closely with both farmers and government agencies to ensure that the progress made in the agricultural sector is sustained.

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04/09/2025

STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE PATRIOTIC FRONT, HON. ROBERT CHABINGA, MP

The revelations surrounding Hon. Joseph Malanji’s conviction are a painful but necessary reminder of the damage caused when entrusted leaders abuse the confidence of the people and the resources of our nation.

The theft of $11 million (ZMW 270 million), withdrawn in cash over the counter in Turkey and flown back to Zambia on a Presidential Jet, represents one of the darkest chapters in our nation’s history. The use of a State aircraft to commit what can only be described as Zambia’s biggest robbery is shameful, dishonourable, and must be condemned in the strongest terms.

As Acting President of the Patriotic Front, I wish to state clearly:

1. Those who served as leaders in the PF but chose to enrich themselves at the expense of the people must show remorse, stand down, and pave the way for the party’s renewal and rebranding.

2. We cannot rebuild trust with the Zambian people while clinging to individuals who betrayed that trust.

3. To those who abused ministerial office to plunder public funds, let this be a warning: you must be ready to face justice.

4. I also call upon the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to appeal this sentence. It is unconscionable that poor Zambians face five to seven years in jail for stealing a chicken out of hunger, yet those who looted millions from the State walk away with lighter sentences. Justice must not favour the powerful.

To our members and to the nation, let us be reminded that it was by God’s providence that PF lost power in 2021. The depth of corruption in that Cabinet was such that, had you thrown a stone, it would almost certainly have landed on a thief. This was a painful but necessary cleansing moment.

As we move forward, PF must demonstrate humility, integrity, and a genuine break from the past. That is the only path to renewal and the only way we can again be trusted by the Zambian people.

Hon. Robert Chabinga, MP
President – Patriotic Front

03/09/2025

𝙉𝙊 𝘼𝙉𝙉𝙐𝘼𝙇 𝙍𝙀𝙏𝙐𝙍𝙉𝙎, 𝙉𝙊 𝘼𝘾𝘾𝙀𝙎𝙎 𝙏𝙊 𝙀𝙈𝙋𝙊𝙒𝙀𝙍𝙈𝙀𝙉𝙏 - 𝘾𝙊𝙊𝙋𝙀𝙍𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙑𝙀𝙎 𝙒𝘼𝙍𝙉𝙀𝘿

Earlier this week, the Minister of Small and Medium Enterprise Development, Hon. Eng. Elias Mubanga, held a press briefing on the submission of returns by cooperatives.
The Hon. Minister emphasized that all registered cooperatives are mandated by law, the Cooperatives Societies Act No. 20 of 1998, to file in their annual returns at the end of each financial year.

He expressed disappointment with the low compliance levels among cooperatives, rendering it difficult to asses their performance.

He stated that failure to abide by existing laws was punishable by payment and defaulting cooperatives would miss out on empowerment programs.

“In order to compel all cooperatives to submit annual returns in compliance with the Cooperative’s Societies Act, my Ministry will collaborate with all Government Ministries that are currently providing empowerment funds to make it mandatory for any cooperative applying for empowerment funds to submit their application with an attached annual return as an integral part off the application. This requirement will also apply to cooperatives involved in artisanal mining whenever they are applying for mining licenses” he added

The Minister urged all cooperatives to cooperate with the Ministry’s Provincial and District Cooperatives and Entrepreneurship officers by timely submitting their returns as requested and he seek clarification where need be.

Hon. Mubanga reminded the cooperatives to submit their returns using the cooperative societies management system on zamportal, no more than three months after the end of their financial year.

Present during the briefing was the Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Subeta Mutelo, Director of Registration and Regulation, Mr. Henry Lumbeta, Acting Cooperatives Registrar, Mr. Paos Munzele and Principal Public Relations Officer, Ms. Virginia Chilongo.

14/08/2025

Truck crushes Toyota Vitz, killing four near UNILUS Silverest campus!

Four people, including two students from Silverest and a Yango driver have died on the spot in a fatal road traffic accident along the Great East Road after a Volvo truck and trailer failed to keep to its lane and collided head-on with a Toyota Vitz, crushing the smaller vehicle and killing all passengers instantly.

Police Assistant Public Relations Officer Godfrey Chilabi confirmed the incident, stating that it involved a Volvo truck and trailer, registration numbers ALK 7690 (horse) and ALJ 3908, owned by Gemmy Trading Limited. The truck was driven by Lameck Mumba of Chipata Compound, Lusaka, who sustained injuries and was rushed for treatment.

The Toyota Vitz, registration number BBA 9629 ZM, was driven by Brian Mwense, 46, of Chongwe Township, who died on the spot. Also killed were three passengers: Mutapa Winston, 36, a lab technician at Chongwe District Hospital; an unidentified female adult, estimated to be between 38 and 40 years old; and an unidentified male adult, estimated to be between 28 and 32 years old. The accident occurred around 16:20 near Petroda Filling Station, close to the University of Lusaka Silverest campus in the Silverest area of Lusaka.

The bodies of the deceased have been deposited at Chongwe District Hospital Mortuary awaiting formal identification and post-mortem examinations.

Preliminary investigations suggest the accident occurred when the Volvo truck, travelling from Chongwe towards Lusaka, failed to keep to its lane and collided head-on with the Toyota Vitz, which had the right of way. The impact caused the truck to come to rest on top of the smaller vehicle. Police say investigations into the circumstances surrounding the incident are ongoing.

19/07/2025

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16/07/2025

JUST IN:

One person is feared dead, while another is critically injured following a robbery at Rubis Filling Station in Lusaka’s Kalingalinga Compound.

Police have since cordoned off the crime scene as investigations continue.

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13/07/2025

[BREAKING NEWS]:
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has died at the age of 82 in a London clinic, where he had been receiving medical treatment since April, according to official sources.

04/07/2025

THE SUSPENSION OF ECL’S BENEFITS FOR ENGAGING IN ACTIVE POLITICS WAS LIFTED UPON HIS DEATH - STATE SUBMITS

July 3rd, 2025

PRETORIA - The Zambian Government has filed an amended notice of motion in the Pretoria High Court, South Africa, seeking the repatriation and burial of former President Edgar Lungu in Zambia.

In its submission, the government argues that the late President Lungu did not specify in his will how or where he wished to be buried.

It further contends that, as a beneficiary under the Former Presidents’ Benefits Act, it should be presumed that he intended to be given a state funeral in accordance with Zambian customs and traditions.

The state maintains that Mr. Lungu’s acceptance of benefits under the Act should be interpreted as an expression of his burial wishes.

Additionally, the government argues that Mr. Lungu was never disqualified from receiving those benefits, as outlined in Section 5(2) of the Act. Instead, it explains that his entitlement was merely suspended when he re-entered active politics, and that suspension ceased upon his death.

As a result, the state asserts that it regained the right to provide a state funeral, fully funded and conducted in line with national customs and traditions.

President Lungu died on June 5, 2025, in South Africa.

Following a dispute between the family and the Zambian state, the family opted to bury him in South Africa. However, on June 25, 2025, the Pretoria High Court halted the burial pending the outcome of the legal proceedings.

02/07/2025

Every journey begins with a single step. Before it is done, it is first a thought, then a plan, then action. Zambians can look forward to a diversified energy mix that is robust and climate resilient.

Our road to develop 1,000 MW over the next 12 months has begun, and with Chisamba's 100 MW in the bag, we have 900 to go.

Methodical kwenyulation.

30/06/2025

𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐑 𝐈𝐈 𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐂𝐄 𝐔𝐏𝐇𝐄𝐋𝐃

THE Lusaka High Court has upheld the three year sentence imposed on businessman Francis Muchemwa, alias, commander II, who was second in command at Patriotic Front's Intercity Bus Terminus branch.

Three judges, who sat as an Economic and Financial Crimes Court, ruled that all the grounds of appeal failed, consequently confirming the jail term imposed on the convict.

He will continue serving the jail term imposed on him last year in July by Lusaka chief resident magistrate Davies Chibwili.

Muchemwa was jailed with hard labor for possessing properties worth K11.2 million, ruled to be proceeds of crime.

CREDIT: CHOMBA MUSIKA/DAILY MAIL

30/06/2025

High Court Dismisses Charity Katanga’s Appeal - Three-Year Sentence to Commence Today

The Economic and Financial Crimes Division of the High Court has dismissed former Deputy Inspector-General of Police Charity Katanga’s appeal, upholding her February 2024 conviction, three-year sentence, and forfeiture of assets to the State. She is expected to begin serving her sentence today, with further details to follow.

CASE RECAP
Conviction & Sentence (Feb 19, 2024)-
Katanga was found guilty of possessing ten Higer buses valued at over K26 million which were deemed to be proceeds of crime under the Forfeiture of Proceeds of Crime Act. She was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment .

ASSET FORFEITURE (July 2, 2024)
Following her conviction, the Lusaka Subordinate Court ordered the forfeiture of the ten buses and K1,522,005.15 from her Chibeka Express Ltd account to the State, confirming these assets as tainted .

APPEAL THROWN OUT
The High Court has now dismissed her appeal, fully sustaining the original conviction, sentence, and forfeiture orders. Katanga will begin serving her three-year sentence as of today.

BACKGROUND
Between 2017 and 2022, Katanga used illicit funds to purchase luxury buses, far exceeding her reported earnings. Chief Resident Magistrate Davies Chibwili emphasised during the initial trial that her defence failed to explain the unexplained gap between her income and expenditure - a shortfall of over K18 million .

Her conviction sent strong waves across the public sector, serving as a stern reminder that those entrusted with law and order are not above accountability .

WHAT’S NEXT?
Katanga is expected to report to the correctional facility today to begin serving her sentence. Additional updates and reaction statements will be released as they become available.

Stay tuned for further coverage, including legal analyses and implications for anti-corruption efforts in Zambia.

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