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04/11/2025

Road Traffic Accident in Nyimba District between Kacholola and Luangwa Bridge involving a Truck and a Toyota Sienta.
Let's check on our relatives who are traveling 🙏

04/11/2025

SA HIGH COURT PUTS BRAKES ON DUDULA
The South African high court in Johannesburg has stopped Dudula from harassing foreigners insisting only authorized officials in immigration are supposed to do that. The indictment against Dudula was applied for by an association of traders and other movements and was enforced today and stops the Dudula movement from almost all the major segregating actions they have been taking against foreigners.

04/11/2025

This is a short video from 1966 that shows how critical Tanzania is to Zambia. In 1965, Rhodesia declared UDI (Unilateral Declaration of Independence) and due to complications that arose Zambia could not export its copper by rail down via south Africa and could not receive much needed fuel imports. Quick measures were taken and Tanzania offered help, and as can be seen small trucks up to 10 ton were quickly organised for carrying Copper to Isoka a boarder town with Tanzania and Tanzania couriers would carry it from there for export and the same trucks would collect drums of fuel from Tanzania into Zambia. It was very cumbersome resulting in accidents almost on a daily basis and ending up a new term "Hell run" for the Great North road which was also yet to be tarred. It was hell but it kept things moving because of an undertanding good neighbour: Tanzania.

In the years to come a railway connecting Zambia-Tanzania was commissioned and also an oil pipeline from Dar-es-salaam to Ndola refinery and the Great North road was tarred.

Video: ZBS

04/11/2025

Warning: Sensitive video!!!

A man harvesting cassava was on 25th October 2025 was attacked and killed by an anaconda in Shampayacu community in the Amazon in Peru. He cried for help and villagers ran to his assistance but the snake had already demobilized him completely. The snake was uncoiled from his lifeless body and with help of authorized personnel, it was carefully released into the wild. Anacondas play a big role in the preservation of the Amazon ecosystem and residents were advised to always be very cautious of how they live in the diverse Amazon environment with the rest of nature.

04/11/2025

𝐙𝐀𝐌𝐁𝐈𝐀𝐍 𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐂𝐊𝐄𝐑 𝐃𝐈𝐄𝐒 𝐈𝐍 𝐁𝐎𝐓𝐒𝐖𝐀𝐍𝐀

By 𝑲𝒂𝒎𝒑𝒂 𝑺𝒆𝒏𝒌𝒘𝒆 | 𝑳𝑪𝑵

Tuesday, November 4, 2025 | Published at 8:00 a.m.

A NDOLA-based truck driver has been found dead inside his truck's cabin in Botswana.

Amos Kalusha affectionately known in his circles as Amoo or Kamwemfu is reported to have been found unresponsive on the evening of Sunday, November 2, 2025 at the Martinsdrift Border Post between Botswana and South Africa.

Reports further indicate that
Kalusha had parked his truck on Friday, October 31, 2025 before he was discovered two days later. An investigation has been instituted to determine the cause of his death.

Lubuto News

04/11/2025

Hopefully Fally Ipupa will pay back this money to the people of Congo.

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CARELESS DRC: Tshisekedi Ready To Spend $1 Million On Fally Ipupa Concert In France

While the country is seeking international aid to address its humanitarian situation, the Congolese government, through Yolanda Elebe, plans to allocate 985,000 dollars to support the concert by Fally Ipupa at the Stade de France.

04/11/2025

Top Christian US politicians keep warning Nigerian president
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04/11/2025

Our society doesn't take kind to girls who smoke ci******es in public and very few girls do that, but it allows them to smoke sh**ha like this. Is it because sh**ha is somewhat new. Sh**ha is just as dangerous as cigarette smoking and we should discourage girls from taking it openly like this.

04/11/2025

If this is true, at least Suluhu came to power using votes, he got to power using AK47s. So who is better between the two? She is of course.

04/11/2025

DIASPORA UGANDAN WOMAN SHOCKED AS MUM GRABS HER PROPERTIES IN UGANDA

02 November 2025

Majorine Elizabeth Nambalirwa, a Ugandan woman who has spent years working abroad, is currently facing an emotional and financial crisis after her own mother allegedly seized all the properties she had been funding from overseas. The shocking betrayal has left Majorine stressed and unsure of what to do next.

Majorine explained that she traveled to over 17 countries, working tirelessly to build a better future for herself. She even hawked her sumbie (local produce) and engaged in small businesses to save money. Her ultimate goal was to escape poverty and secure wealth she could enjoy later in life.

Throughout her years abroad, Majorine sent large sums of money to her mother in Kampala, entrusting her to purchase land and oversee construction projects on her behalf. She believed her mother was managing the properties with honesty and integrity.

“I trusted my mother with everything I worked for,” Majorine said. “Whenever I earned money, I sent it home so she could buy land and construct houses for me. I never imagined this would happen.”

However, upon returning to Kampala to retire and enjoy the fruits of her labor, Majorine was met with an unexpected shock. Her mother allegedly refused to surrender the documents of ownership for the properties, claiming ownership herself and threatening Majorine if she tried to reclaim them.

According to Majorine, her mother’s behavior has caused severe emotional stress. She now feels betrayed by the person she trusted the most and is struggling to figure out how to regain control over her properties. “She threatened to kill me if I insist on taking back what is mine,” Majorine revealed.

Neighbors and relatives have expressed sympathy for Majorine, noting that family disputes over property are unfortunately common in Uganda. Many say that even strong family ties can be tested when large sums of money and valuable assets are involved.

Legal experts advise that Majorine should immediately seek a court injunction to protect her properties. Documentation such as bank statements showing money transfers, and proof of purchase agreements, will be crucial in proving ownership in court.

This case highlights the risks faced by Ugandans who work abroad and entrust family members with managing their assets. Even with the best intentions, trusting someone with large investments without proper legal safeguards can lead to devastating consequences.

Majorine continues to hope for justice and urges other Ugandans in similar situations to protect their wealth legally. “I worked day and night to build something for myself,” she said. “I just want what I earned, and I hope the law will help me get it back.”

The Observer

04/11/2025

ZRA INCREASES WATER ALLOCATION FOR 2026 POWER GENERATION
The ZRA has announced a 30 billion cubic metres (BCM) water allocation for power generation at Lake Kariba in 2026, representing a significant increase from the previous year's allocation.

The water will be equally divided between Zambia's Zesco Limited and Zimbabwe's Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), with each utility receiving 15 BCM. This marks an improvement from 2025's initial allocation of 27 BCM, later revised to 28 BCM.

The Zambezi River Authority Acting Chief Executive Engineer Christopher Chisense said the increased allocation is based on normal to above-normal rainfall forecasts for the 2025/2026 rainy season, as projected by the Southern Africa Climate Outlook Forum and regional meteorological agencies.

Despite normal rainfall during the 2024/2025 season, lake levels remained lower than historical averages but showed improvement compared to 2024, which was severely affected by drought conditions.

Chisense emphasised that while ZRA allocates water resources, it does not generate electricity or manage load distribution. He advised consumers to consult Zesco Limited and ZPC directly for electricity supply updates.

The Authority will continue monitoring rainfall patterns, water inflows, and lake levels through thirteen monitoring stations across the Kariba catchment, providing regular updates throughout the rainy season.

Open Zambia