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23/09/2024

The moving Dictionary has answered God's call at the age of 70.
Honourable George Pombo 😭😭

23/09/2024

FOR SINGLES PLANNING TO MARRY...

* Don't marry for s*x. Marriage is more than s*x

* Don't marry because you are getting old. They don't catch late comers in marriage

* Don't marry because you are lonely. There are thousands of people who are married but still lonely in marriage

* Don't marry because you become pregnant outside marriage. This is why you must stay away from pre-marital s*x.

* Don't marry because you don't want to
lose the person. When you marry someone that is not putting the same efforts into your relationship as much as you do, you may regret getting married to him/her

*Don't marry because of pressures from family and friends. So many people have made marital errors and lost their lives because of pressure

* Don't marry because you like the idea of
marriage and admire every wedding you see.

* Don't marry because all your friends are
getting married;

But,
-Get married because you want to fulfil
destiny and help your partner to fulfil God's purpose for his/her life

-Get married because you want to be a
helpmate to an imperfect person who loves & accepts you for who you are, not who you pretend to be!

-Get married because you are ready physically, spiritually, emotionally, mentally, financially, etc and you are convinced in your spirit that it is time

-Get married because you are ready to build a kingdom marriage that will be a model and draw men to God

22/09/2024

5 illegal miners die

22/09/2024

Not even illness will stop me from voting for Hichilema in 2026 - Chiefteness Nkomeshya

SENIOR Chiefteness Nkomeshya Mukamambo II has endorsed President Hakainde Hichilema for another term in office saying not even illness will prevent her from casting a ballot in his favour, come 2026.

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The traditional leader announced her support for President Hichilema as his deputy, Mutale Nalumango visited her Palace in Chongwe yesterday.

Although she has been battling ill-health lately, Chiefteness Nkomeshya observed that President Hichilema and his team had done enough to win her heart so far.

"Even if the 2026 general elections will find me in bad health, I will move in a wheelchair to go and vote for HH," Chiefteness Nkomeshya declared.

In turn, Vice-President Nalumango prayed for Chiefteness Nkomeshya's good health.

"You will be there and in good health," Vice-President Nalumango said.

Vice President Nalumango, who was in Chongwe on a party mobilisation programme, met UPND officials from the wards, district and province.

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18/09/2024

Let's vote for our own

18/09/2024

WELCOME HOME MUZALA SAMUKONGA

Zambian sprinter Muzala Samukonga has arrived back home to a thunderous welcome.

The sprinter brings home the bronze medal he minted during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in the 400m final race.

Shortly after landing back home, Muzala took a drive through the city greeting supporters and displaying his bronze medal.

A reception will be taking place at NASDEC in Lusaka where a number of people have been invited to welcome the champion.

Zeddiggers

18/09/2024

Issues about today

18/09/2024

Kelvin Kapumbu has been released by Israel club, Hapoel Petah Tikva barely two months after signing him from Zesco United for a season with an option to extend.

“Petah-Tikva admits midfielder Kelvin Kapumbo was released this morning from the club,” the club announced.

Kapumbu played just seven games for the club.

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Kelvin Kapumbu has been released by Hapoel Petah Tikva, just two months after signing him from Zesco United.

18/09/2024

ABANDONED TWINS FOUND IN CHINGOLA'S NCHANGA'S POLICE CAMP

In a disturbing discovery, two babies, believed to be twins, were abandoned in the backyard of a police officer’s residence within Nchanga Police camp.
Constable Masakamika Hellen, a officer at Nchanga Police Station, stumbled upon the babies around 20:00 hours on September 17, 2024, after returning from the market.

The infants were found fast asleep near her front door. Despite seeking assistance from neighbors, no one recognized the children

Copperbelt Police Commissioner Peacewell Mweemba confirmed the incident, stating that the babies were taken to Nchanga Police Station and subsequently to Nchanga North General Hospital for care and treatment.

An investigation is underway to identify the person or mother responsible for abandoning the twins. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward

This incident highlights concerns about support for vulnerable mothers and families.

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18/09/2024

STIs ravage Central Province as Chibombo leads with thousands of cases

Central Province recorded over 32,000 Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) in the first six months of this year, according to latest health statistics.

According to a report published by the Times of Zambia, the cases in the Province so far stand at 32,547 cases.

Among the Infections are; 8,779 cases of Syphilis followed by male urethral discharge at 7,883, followed by Pelvic lnflammatory cases at 7,245 and viginal infections at 6,198.

The statistics were revealed during a Provincial Health Promotion Technical Working Group meeting in Kabwe yesterday.

Provincial senior health information officer Leonard Banda said Chibombo District had the highest STIs with a caseload of 6,848, followed by Kapiri Mposhi with 6,338 cases, while Mumbwa District had 4,946.

Kabwe was fourth with 4,746 followed by Serenje, with 3,027.

Banda said the cases were high in towns located along the highway.

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17/09/2024

ZAF commander urges African Air Forces to unite against climate-induced disasters

THE Zambia Air Force (ZAF) is hosting a crucial planning meeting for the Association of African Air Forces (AAAF) where the commander called for greater collaboration and humanitarian efforts to address the growing threat of climate-induced disasters on the continent.

Lieutenant General Oscar Nyoni, ZAF Commander and current AAAF Chairperson, emphasised the need for African air forces to work together to provide aid and assistance to countries facing natural disasters.

He pointed to the severe drought currently affecting Zambia as an example of the challenges posed by climate change.

"We must assess and recommend on how we as African Air Chiefs can pull our resources to come to the aid of those in need," Lt Gen Nyoni said.

"This engagement will not only improve the operational effectiveness of our Air Forces but also strengthen the bonds of solidarity among the nations."

The meeting officially started yesterday in Lusaka bringing together representatives from United States Air Forces in Europe (USAFE) and Air Force Africa (AFafrica).

Participants discussed various topics, including the finalisation of non-commissioned officers' guidelines and the establishment of women peace and security representatives.

AAAF Secretary General Col Kristin Cullinan expressed her satisfaction with the progress made by the association in recent years.

She highlighted the importance of collaboration among member nations to ensure the success of future initiatives, particularly in response to disasters.

Col Cullinan also commended AAAF for laying the foundation for integration of gender perspectives into Peace, Security and Airpower efforts in the past two years.

“There is a very common and often shared proverb that I am sure you all know: If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together. A wise man recently offered a new line to this proverb: if you want to go fast and fa