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04/06/2026

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04/06/2026

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📸: IMPI's mourn as they witness the procession of MPEZENI IV's mortal Remains.

04/06/2026

NEWS ANALYSIS, THURSDAY 4TH JUNE, 2026
It is 70 days before the 2026 general elections
IT IS ALSO 157 DAYS OF IMPLEMENTING THE UPND’S FIFTH YEAR BUDGET

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04/06/2026

CHIPETA GETS CHICKEN FOR BUILDING HOUSE FOR OPPONENT’S BROTHER

Chasefu North independent aspiring MP Captain Towani Chipeta has been giftted a live chicken after recently handing over a house to Chasefu South aspiring MP Misheck Nyambose's elder brother Venge Nyambose in Ezuleni village, Chasefu District, Eastern Province.

Captain Chipeta has so far sunk 31 boreholes across Chasefu despite delimitation.

The beneficiary Venge Nyambose presented the chicken in appreciation for building him a house.

When asked why not conflicted building a house for Nyambose, Chipeta said she looked at holistic development of the location.

Considering the winter season too, Chipeta was compelled, fearing Nyambose and his family would suffer the cold aggressively given the makeshift shelter they were previously living in.

Chipeta handed over after Venge Nyambose affirmed that the house be built and handed over to him.

04/06/2026

OPPOSITION CF'S MASHAWA CALLS FOR SAFE ACCESS

Opposition Citizens First (CF) Serenje Central Parliamentary Candidate Aubrey Mashawa is concerned that Lumpampa families are struggling after losing the bridge and the basic school.

Mashawa explained this means small children and parents are now forced to travel all the way to Serenje Boma just for basic access, which is costly, risky, and unfair.

Speaking on his campaign trail, Mashawa highlighted that residents of Lumpampa Area, Chisangwa Ward, raised concerns about the state of Munte Bridge and the removal of the basic school at Lumpampa Primary.

He stressed that no child should have to risk their safety crossing a damaged bridge, and no parent should have to send a 14–15 year old all the way to Serenje Boma just to access Form 1.

Mashawa emphasised that education and safe passage are basic rights, not privileges.

He acknowledged the frustration and fatigue of parents who now carry extra transport costs and worry every rainy season.

Mashawa insisted their complaint is valid, and it must be treated as urgent.

He pledged that if given the mandate on 13th August, he will prioritise for Lumpampa a Munte Bridge – Safety First.

Mashawa outlined immediate work with RDA and District to assess the bridge and put temporary crossing measures before the next rains so no child should risk that crossing.

He proposed a medium term push for Munte Bridge to be captured under CDF and RDA rural bridge programme.

Mashawa underlined that a safe, all-weather bridge is non-negotiable for Chisangwa Ward to access markets, clinics, and schools.

He promised Lumpampa Primary School will restore access.

Mashawa committed to engage Ministry of Education and DEBS immediately to understand why the basic section was removed.

He explained that if it was due to teacher numbers or infrastructure, solutions must be found – not just remove the school.

Mashawa vowed to push for reinstatement of Form 1s at Lumpampa through CDF school infrastructure and teacher housing.

He noted that if full reinstatement takes time, a satellite or streamed basic school should be set up as an interim measure.

Mashawa planned for transport safety while the issue is being fixed, engaging the council on safe transport options for pupils who must go to Serenje Boma so parents do not carry the full burden.

He stressed the core principle that one ward should not develop at the cost of another. Chisangwa Ward, and Lumpampa especially, must not be left behind.

Mashawa committed to return to Lumpampa with DEBS and RDA officers within the first 100 days to sit with residents, inspect Munte Bridge, and get a timeline.

He affirmed that residents deserve answers, not promises. Serenje develops when every area develops. Lumpampa matters.

04/06/2026

CHIEF MBOROMA URGES MORE FISP PACKS

Senior Chief Mboroma of Luano District in Central Province has urged the government to increase the number of Farmer Input Support Programme (FISP) beneficiary packs.

He explained that the number of farmers and cooperatives has grown over the years, creating the need to expand the packs so that more farmers in Luano District can benefit.

Freelance journalist Winter Mubanga reported that Chief Mboroma made this appeal during the Luano District Agriculture and Commercial Show held at Twikatane Primary School under the theme Fostering Trade and Investment.

04/06/2026

BANGWE THANKS STATE HOUSE FOR DESKS INTERVENTION AT SERENJE'S KALUNGA SCHOOL

Citizens First (CF) Serenje's Nkundalila aspiring parliamentary candidate Bangwe Naviley Chisenga has expressed gratitude to State House for its swift intervention to ensure the delivery of desks to Kalunga School in Serenje District, Central Province, two days after he complained.

Bangwe explained that he raised the matter through his former lecturer and current State House Chief Communications Officer, Clayson Hamasaka, who helped channel the appeal directly to relevant authorities.

The Opposition Leader is happy that in less than two days, desks were delivered, ending years of frustration for pupils who had been forced to share only nine damaged desks.

Bangwe commended State House for listening and acting quickly despite the complaint coming from the opposition, noting that such concerns are often disregarded.

The CF Parliamentary Candidate stressed that the people of Nkundalila Constituency are suffering not because resources are unavailable, but because of a lack of leadership.

He argued that if the past Members of Parliament had spoken loudly and consistently on the matter, the problem would have been resolved long ago.

“This intervention shows that when leaders raise their voices, solutions come quickly. We must address problems beyond politics. Our children should never have had to wait this long for something as basic as desks,” Bangwe said.

He reaffirmed his commitment to continue advocating for equal service delivery, emphasising that education infrastructure must be prioritised to secure the future of rural children.

03/06/2026

KULIMA TOWER BUS CHAIRPERSON: WE WILL CONTINUE CELEBRATING PRESIDENT HICHILEMA’S BIRTHDAY

By Mwatitha Lubinga

Kulima Tower Bus Chairperson Nicholas Banda says traders and bus drivers will continue celebrating President Hakainde Hichilema’s birthday on 4th June as a demonstration of appreciation for his leadership over the last four years.

Speaking in an interview, Banda, popularly known as “Father”, recalled that traders and bus drivers suffered pain and humiliation during the Patriotic Front era due to the treatment they received from the then leadership.

He highlighted that the UPND government has removed “caderism” that made life difficult for bus drivers and business owners around Kulima Tower. Banda said business owners were previously forced to pay K200 every Monday to cadres.

The Kulima Tower Bus Chairperson also revealed that cadres used to take part of the money that bus drivers raised through village banking — a savings initiative drivers started to grow their finances.

According to Banda, since the UPND came into office, all those bad vices have stopped and traders are now enjoying their earnings without anyone demanding a cut.

And Banda re-echoed that bus drivers have been asked to buy toothpaste, roll-on, and shaving sticks for their conductors to raise hygiene standards. He said the initiative follows passenger complaints about poor hygiene among conductors.

“We want to use this event to raise awareness among conductors to bathe and keep clean while operating their buses,” he said.

KULIMA TOWER

03/06/2026

BUYZED CALLS ZAMBIANS TO BUILD NATION

The BuyZed Campaign has urged victims of xenophobia in South Africa to return home to build Zambia.

In a statement, Wednesday, BuyZed Campaign Founder & CEO Ambassador Evans Kazonga Ng’oma explained that he had watched a video of a South African lady chasing a foreign trader out of her shop, confiscating her goods simply because she was not South African.

Ng’oma expressed that the incident deeply saddened him.

He emphasised that the BuyZed Campaign mission is centred on production, consumption, and utilisation of locally made goods and services.

Ng’oma stressed that this mission must also encompass the retention of Zambian human capital.

He urged every Zambian seeking opportunities abroad to consider returning home.

Ng’oma highlighted that the soil, mines, farms, and ideas within Zambia’s borders have the potential to build empires.

He pointed out that with sound policies, adequate infrastructure, and unity, Zambia can attain unimaginable levels of progress.

Ng’oma insisted that government must safeguard and prioritise its citizens through policies that place Zambians first.

He encouraged the welcoming of right-minded foreign investors to collaborate with locals.