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18/09/2025

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OVER 500 FOREIGN NATIONALS NABBED FOR ILLEGAL G0LD MINING IN ZAMBIA

The Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security has reported that over 500 foreign nationals have been apprehended since February 2025 for engaging in illegal gold mining within Zambia.

Principal Public Relations Officer, Mwala Kalaluka, says this forms part of intensified law enforcement efforts and enhanced surveillance measures aimed at curbing the involvement of non-Zambians in unlawful mining activities.

He states that between 4th June and 1st August 2025, the Department of Immigration carried out targeted operations in Mufumbwe District, North-Western Province.

Kalaluka reports that 368 foreign illegal gold miners were apprehended.

These included 314 Tanzanians, 22 Congolese, 10 Mozambicans, 10 Zimbabweans, 2 Burundians, 2 Chinese, 2 Indians, 2 Somalians, and 1 each from Malawi, Nigeria, Senegal, and Angola.

Kalaluka explains that although some offenders had entered the country legally as ordinary visitors, they were not authorised to undertake any form of employment or business activity.

He adds that 35 individuals were prosecuted, 30 of whom were convicted, while 159 were issued Temporary Permits, generating revenue totalling K3,816,000.

Kalaluka further notes that 126 individuals were physically removed from the country via various border controls to ensure their immediate departure.

Additionally, 15 refugees were relocated to refugee settlements, while 68 remain in detention.

He also confirms that 25 gold detectors were confiscated during the Mufumbwe operations, as these devices are commonly used in illegal gold mining.

Source: Byta FM

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17/09/2025

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Lusaka cop robs bank, bolts with over K600,000A YOUNG police officer in Lusaka has gone on the run after forcibly grabbi...
17/09/2025

Lusaka cop robs bank, bolts with over K600,000

A YOUNG police officer in Lusaka has gone on the run after forcibly grabbing himself a fat "retirement package" of K622,483 from Zanaco, Lusaka's Civic branch two days ago.

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Bankers at the said branch lived through a movie scene as a uniformed cop, meant to guard the bank's money, turned into the robber and vanished with loot.

Around 17:13 hours, just as the branch was shutting its doors for the day, cashiers had balanced their books and stuffed three fat temper bags with the day’s collections, securely put in the bulk room as the security guards stood on duty ready for the cash-in-transit van.

But instead of the expected smooth handover, Constable Emmanuel Tembo, 35, of the Zambia Police Protective Unit, decided to write his own criminal chapter.

Clutching his state-issued AK47 rifle with thirty rounds of ammunition strapped across his shoulder, Tembo coolly approached the bulk room and knocked on the door.

When it swung open, witnesses say the officer’s face changed from being a protector to a predator.

In one swift move, he snatched a bag containing exactly K622,483 and bolted faster than Olympic runner with his rifle in hand, leaving shocked staff and SwissGuard security guards behind.

Efforts by cashiers and guards to chase him proved futile as the suspect fully utilised his Lilayi-acquired running skills to evade his pursuers.

Later that evening, at 20:00 hours, Chilanga Police received a curious report through Shimabala Police Post from 24-year-old taxi driver, Misheck Shampande of Kabweza village.

Shampande told officers that around 19:30 hours, while parked at Shimabala Market with his Toyota Spacio, he was approached by a strange man stepping off a Lusaka–Kafue minibus.

The mystery passenger asked if he was pirating, then handed him a black bag, K80 for booking and instructed him not to open it but deliver it straight to Shimabala Toll Plaza to a police officer known only as Mtonga.

The man then vanished back onto the bus, which rolled off towards Kafue.

Faithful to the instructions, Shampande drove to the Toll Plaza and asked for officer Mtonga only to be told the said officer had long been deployed elsewhere and officers at the Plaza refused to receive the bag.

Confused and perhaps sensing he was carrying trouble, the young driver returned to Shimabala Market, then decided to hand the bag over to Shimabala Police Post.

When officers unzipped the mysterious package, inside there was an AK47 rifle bearing serial number ZAM 10825, fully loaded with 30 rounds of ammunition, alongside a full paramilitary police uniform neatly folded.

The weapon and uniform have since been secured at Chilanga Police Station while an inquiry file has been opened and investigations intensified.

Authorities confirmed the development, saying a docket of theft by public servant had been opened and a manhunt launched for the Constable who remains on the run with the missing K622,483.

"Officers checked in the bag and discovered that it was an AK47 rifle bearing serial number ZAM 10825 with a full magazine and a full paramilitary police uniform. The same have since been secured at the police and inquiry file opened," close sources revealed...https://kalemba.news/local/lusaka-cop-robs-bank-bolts-with-over-k600000/

By George Musonda

Kalemba September 17, 2025

Citizens First president Harry Kalaba being welcomed by a hoard of motorcycles as he makes his grand entry into Mbala fr...
16/09/2025

Citizens First president Harry Kalaba being welcomed by a hoard of motorcycles as he makes his grand entry into Mbala from Mpulungu.

📸 Community members were seen trooping in a yard located on Stevenson Road, next to PROED private school in Nakonde, aft...
16/09/2025

📸 Community members were seen trooping in a yard located on Stevenson Road, next to PROED private school in Nakonde, after a fire broke out with no clear explanation given on what caused the flames - Chete FM.

Chakwera Dissolves Cabinet on Eve of ElectionsPresident Lazarus Chakwera has dissolved his Cabinet with immediate effect...
15/09/2025

Chakwera Dissolves Cabinet on Eve of Elections

President Lazarus Chakwera has dissolved his Cabinet with immediate effect, just hours before Malawians head to the polls.

According to a statement from the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC), the move has been made under Section 92(2) of the Constitution of Malawi, which empowers the President to dissolve the Cabinet.

The OPC further announced that all ministerial functions will now be exercised directly by the President, and all inquiries to government ministries should be directed to the OPC.

Reported by Ephraim Mkali Banda
Credit: Malawi Times

Morgue moves Lungu’s body to secret locationTHE body of former president Edgar Lungu has been quietly moved from the pla...
30/07/2025

Morgue moves Lungu’s body to secret location

THE body of former president Edgar Lungu has been quietly moved from the place it had been deposited in South Africa to a secret location.

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In a letter seen by Kalemba, Two Mountains Burial Services, the funeral parlour initially responsible for the body, informed the lawyers of the Zambian government that the remains were transferred on June 20 to Thom Kight and Company, another funeral service provider.

Although the letter identifies the new funeral service provider by name, the exact location where Lungu’s body is being held has been deliberately kept under wraps.

Two Mountains said the decision was taken purely for security reasons after the family and the funeral parlour began receiving multiple public enquiries and noticed increased social media activity surrounding the location of the body.

“This decision was taken solely for security reasons, as we had by that time received multiple public enquiries and expressions of concern regarding the storage location of the body.”

“Additionally, various comments had begun circulating on social media regarding this sensitive matter,” wrote the funeral service provider.

Two Mountains requested that the information be kept on a “strictly need to know basis” due to the heightened media attention and the delicate nature of the situation.

The company disclosed that the Lungu family has been informed of the transfer and is said to be fully aware of the new arrangements.

The new funeral provider, Thom Kight and Company, has been instructed to release the body only with court approval.

The legal fallout began shortly after, when lawyers for the Zambian government rushed to the Pretoria High Court on July 2, seeking to urgently amend a previous court order that they believed didn’t go far enough in preventing the removal of the body from South Africa.

In their court filing, the government’s attorneys, VFV Attorneys, explained that they had received information suggesting there were plans to relocate the late former president’s remains outside the country. Given the urgency, they approached the court without notifying the other parties, a legal move known as applying ex parte.

The matter was heard in private by Justice Myburgh AJ, who granted the variation of the order, making it clear that the body cannot be moved beyond South Africa without court approval.

Both the Lungu family’s lawyers and Two Mountains had previously believed the original court order did not explicitly block such a transfer, but the latest ruling has now removed that ambiguity.

VFV Attorneys have since confirmed that the updated court order has been shared with the parties involved, including Thom Kight & Company and that the body may not be released to anyone unless authorised by the court.

Yesterday, the Zambian government asked the South African High Court to allow it access to the morgue where Lungu’s remains are being kept for purposes of verification and identification...https://kalemba.news/court/morgue-moves-lungus-body-to-secret-location/

By Catherine P**e

Kalemba, July 30, 2025

30/07/2025

PRESS STATEMENT

EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE

July 30, 2025 – Mazabuka

On July 29, 2025, at 18:50 hours, Mazabuka Police Station received a report of examination malpractice from Mr. Boyd Haluyasa, aged 57, of Nanga Research Center and Headteacher at Nanga Secondary School. He reported and brought in Mr. Lathen Choobe, aged 19, of Hillside Compound, Mazabuka, who was found writing the GCE examination on behalf of Mr. Elvis Lwiindi of Mulonga Extension Compound, Mazabuka.

The incident occurred on July 29, 2025, between 10:00 hours and 14:00 hours at Nanga Secondary School in Mazabuka District.

Brief facts of the matter are that on the said date, around 10:00 hours, the suspect, Mr. Lathen Choobe, was found writing the Biology examination on behalf of his friend, Mr. Elvis Lwiindi. After completing the paper, he mistakenly submitted the answer sheet along with the NRC bearing the names of Elvis Lwiindi to the invigilator, who was also the Headteacher.

Realising the mistake, the suspect approached the Headteacher and asked to open the sealed examination documents to retrieve the NRC, but the Headteacher refused. The Headteacher then advised Mr. Choobe to report the matter to Nanga Police Post in order to obtain a police report for the purpose of acquiring another NRC.

Upon reaching Nanga Primary School, where NRC issuance was taking place, Mr. Choobe failed to give details matching those on the NRC. Instead, he began calling the actual owner of the NRC to obtain the information. This raised suspicion, and the registration officer informed the police.

The police then interviewed Mr. Lathen Choobe, who confessed that he was writing the examination on behalf of Mr. Elvis Lwiindi, who had paid him K1,000.

The suspect, Mr. Lathen Choobe, has since been detained at Mazabuka Police Station while investigations have been instituted to apprehend his accomplice, Mr. Elvis Lwiindi.

Issued by:
Moono F. Namalongo
Deputy Commanding Officer
Southern Province

JUST IN: GOVERNMENT HAS NO RIGHT TO THE REMAINS OF EDGAR LUNGU SAYS FAMILYThe Lungu family submitted to the Gauteng High...
29/07/2025

JUST IN: GOVERNMENT HAS NO RIGHT TO THE REMAINS OF EDGAR LUNGU SAYS FAMILY

The Lungu family submitted to the Gauteng High Court that the Zambian Government lacks authority to repatriate the late President’s remains as demanded by the Attorney General.

Attorney General, Mulilo Kabesha, asserted that the State is entitled to repatriate the body for a state funeral and burial at Embassy Park in Lusaka, Zambia.

He claimed that Zambian law dictates the manner and place of burial of a previous Zambian Head of State.

However, the family’s lawyers dismissed Kabesha’s arguments, stating that the Attorney General’s claim is based on the Benefits of Former Presidents Act, 1993 [chapter 15 of the Laws of Zambia], and the traditions and customs of the State.

The family rejected the application, stating the Zambian Government lacked legal authority to compel the repatriation of President Lungu’s remains in South African law.

The lawyers argued the application was legally unsustainable, factually flawed, and impermissible under the South African Constitution.

The family contended the relief sought undermined their constitutional and common law rights, including dignity, family life, and cultural practices.

They asserted the application invoked Zambian protocol and customs with no extra-territorial effect and not enforceable in South Africa.

Even if there were Zambian law, it wouldn’t be enforceable in South Africa.

The family argued President Lungu’s benefits as a former Head of State were revoked before his death, making him a private citizen.

During this period, he sought financial support from family and friends and left Zambia for medical treatment in South Africa, fearing political negligence.

The family claimed the revocation was deliberate and weakened President Lungu, contributing to his health decline and untimely passing.

The South African Government confirmed its respect for the family’s decision to inter President Lungu in South Africa and would not oppose the burial.

A copy of this communication was submitted as Annexure “EL15” in the Opposing Affidavit.

The Attorney General’s efforts to assert authority over the late President Lungu’s remains were legally and morally wrong.

The family, as surviving next-of-kin and the only ones aligned with the late President Lungu’s wishes, are entitled to the remains.

The opposition to the repatriation application stems from South African legal principles, the late President Lungu’s human rights, and the constitutional values of dignity, autonomy, and respect for the family’s cultural and personal choices.

28/07/2025

Defilement Suspect Has Case to Answer

By Memory Bbuku

A 44-year-old man of Lusaka’s Kabanana Township, RICHARD MWANZA, has been found with a case to answer in a matter where he is accused of defiling seven children from the same area.

Lusaka Magistrate, CHRISPIN HAMPUNGANI, in his ruling says the State has established a prima facie case against MWANZA, warranting him to be placed on his defence.

When the matter came up for ruling, Magistrate HAMPUNGANI said he was satisfied that sufficient evidence had been presented during trial to require a response from the accused.

Meanwhile, defence lawyer, JIMMY MWAANGA, informed the court that his client will give sworn evidence in support of his defence and intends to call three additional witnesses.

The defence team also applied for an adjournment to allow adequate preparation.

Magistrate HAMPUNGANI has since adjourned the matter to July 30, 2025 for commencement of defence.

MWANZA is facing seven counts of defilement for allegedly having carnal knowledge of children under the age of 18.

During trial, the children testified and identified MWANZA as the individual who allegedly defiled them.

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