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Implementors Team, Lusaka (2025)

16/10/2025

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President Hakainde Hichilema arrives at United Capital Fertiliser (UCF) to commission the new Urea Plant at the Wonderful Industrial Park in Chilanga.

This marks a pivotal milestone in Zambia’s drive toward agricultural growth and self-sufficiency.
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15/10/2025

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MR. CHOOMA MWACHIKOKA CHAMPIONS EDUCATION AND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN KATUBA CONSTITUENCY.

Katuba Constituency is witnessing significant progress in community development, thanks to the generosity of Mr. Chooma Mwachikoka*, a prominent resident supporting local initiatives in education and housing.

In Situmbeko Area, the Twalumba Community School has reached the roofing stage, marking the first-ever school in the area. For years, children as young as four or five years old had to walk over 4 kilometers to attend Kalala Primary School, facing exhaustion and the dangers of crossing busy roads like the Mumbwa Road. In addition to constructing the 1x3 classroom block, Mr. Mwachikoka donated books to pupils, a gesture that has drawn grateful praise from residents, who say the school will relieve them of the daily burden of sending their children on long, risky journeys.

At Kalala Primary School, a new 1x3 classroom block, currently 70% complete, is being constructed to address overcrowding caused by Zambia’s free education program. Speaking during an inspection, Mr. Mwachikoka said the project supplements government efforts to provide quality education for all, aligning with the President’s vision and the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 4, which emphasizes quality education. “Government alone can't keep up with population growth, which is why individuals like myself are stepping in. These small efforts are crucial, especially in rural areas where infrastructure is often neglected,” he said.

In Namayani, Mchenje Ward, Mr. Mwachikoka is also spearheading a housing project for teachers, constructing four self-contained three-bedroom apartments, now at the roofing stage and 60% complete. The new homes will ease accommodation challenges, replacing substandard housing and ensuring that teachers have safe and comfortable living spaces. Residents have welcomed the initiative, noting that it will improve living conditions for teachers and support ongoing development in the community.

Through these projects, Mr. Chooma Mwachikoka continues to demonstrate a commitment to uplifting communities, improving access to education, and enhancing living standards, making a tangible difference in Katuba Constituency and beyond.

Lusaka Implementors Team.

14/10/2025

Implementors Team

UPND Media Director Mark Simuuwe Commends Zambia Daily Mail for Promoting National Development

United Party for National Development (UPND) Media Director Mark Simuuwe has commended the Zambia Daily Mail for its role in promoting accurate information and highlighting government development programs across the country.

Mr. Simuuwe said this during a familiarization tour of the media institution, where he expressed appreciation for the newspaper’s contribution to national discourse and public awareness.

“As a party, we appreciate the work that the Zambia Daily Mail is doing to disseminate information. No political party can stand without the help of the media,” said Mr. Simuuwe. “Our mandate as the UPND media team is to communicate on behalf of the party and government, and for us to do that effectively, we depend on institutions like the Daily Mail.”

He further praised the Daily Mail’s efforts to innovate and generate revenue, particularly through the installation of a 30-KV power system, which not only supports their operations but also contributes to mitigating load-shedding challenges.

Mr. Simuuwe encouraged the paper to continue publishing stories that promote SME growth, CEEC empowerment programs, and the success of the free education policy across different regions. “Many of the stories we share as a party originate from your newspaper. We find them credible and inspiring,” he added.

Meanwhile, Zambia Daily Mail Managing Director, Mr. Simate Simate, thanked Mr. Simuuwe for the visit, describing it as a sign of goodwill and cooperation. He revealed that the institution was expanding its operations through courier services and that two new buses were currently being imported from China to support both transport and revenue generation efforts.

Mr. Simate reaffirmed the newspaper’s commitment to providing balanced coverage and supporting the government’s development agenda through responsible journalism.

Implementors Team Lusaka

14/10/2025

Macha writes...

To: His Excellency President Hakainde Hichilema, UPND Party President, and Mr. Obvious Mwaliteta, Lusaka Province Committee Chairman

Your Excellency, Mr. Chairman, and the entire UPND Family,

We write to you today not just as observers, but as citizens who are deeply impressed by the powerful example of political maturity and exemplary organization displayed at your Lusaka Province meeting held at Mulungushi Conference Centre.

The conduct of the event was a masterclass in civil and orderly politics. Notably, the fact that the meeting concluded without any disruption to public order—no mysterious road closures, no cacophony of noise, and no adverse incidents—speaks volumes. It was a gathering so disciplined that were it not for media coverage, one might not have known a significant political event was taking place. This is the hallmark of a focused and respectful organization.

This stands in stark contrast to the political culture of chaos, public brawls, and intimidation that Zambians have unfortunately become accustomed to from other quarters. Your successful event underscores a vital truth: true power in politics is not demonstrated through noise and muscle-flexing, but through discipline, unity, and a steadfast commitment to ideology.

We particularly commend you, Your Excellency, for your leadership which has held the UPND together, intact and focused, for decades—through long years in opposition and now into governance. This internal cohesion is your party's greatest strength and a monumental lesson for all political actors.

To the UPND grassroots and leadership at all levels, we say, continue on this path. You are setting a new, welcome standard for political engagement in Zambia.

To the opposition parties, we offer this advice: there is a critical lesson to be learned here. The UPND has demonstrated that you can challenge and compete not with insults and fragmentation, but with ideas, intellect, and impeccable organization. It is time to take notes.

Once again, we extend our heartfelt commendation to the entire UPND family. Please, continue to lead by example.

Sincerely,

A Concerned and Hopeful Citizen

13/10/2025

Mizinga Macha writes...

LETTER TO HIS EXCELLENCY, MR. HAKAINDE HICHILEMA, PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA

Your Excellency,

I am writing to you today not as a critic, but as a concerned citizen and a steadfast supporter who has keenly followed your leadership and the UPND administration's journey. It is from this place of deep investment in the success of your legacy that I feel compelled to share my candid observations on a critical issue that threatens to undermine the remarkable work you have done: the profound failure in strategic communication and publicity.

I was moved, and frankly, concerned, by your recent public lamentation in Munkala, where you once again had to personally question the narrative that things are worse under your leadership. This is not the first time you have had to step into the fray to rebut falsehoods and defend your administration’s record. While your personal engagement is commendable, it highlights a distressing vacuum that should be filled by a robust, proactive, and competent communications machinery.

Your Excellency, you have correctly identified that the "difficult part of composing the lyrics has been done." You have navigated a complex economic recovery, restored international partnerships, and implemented policies like the local content strategy you just signed. Yet, as you aptly noted, "there is no one to do the singing." This silence is deafening and is being filled by the opposition's noise.

My lamentation is this: You have become a lone spokesperson, marketer, and defender of your own government. While you are tirelessly explaining, debunking propaganda, and selling your policies, the very officials entrusted with these duties appear passive, complacent, and seemingly afraid of the public arena. The talent within your party and parliament remains largely untapped for media engagements, while the official responses from the Statehouse, Ministry of Information, and party media are often incoherent, confusing, and lack the fire needed to capture the public's imagination.

This is not merely an operational failure; it is a strategic crisis. It creates the perception of a government that is either hiding something or is disconnected from the people it serves. It allows the opposition to pour water on every achievement, no matter how significant.

Therefore, my warning is this: Complacency in your communication team is as damaging as the dishonesty of your critics. A once-a-month interview and millions given to churches, while noble, cannot replace a relentless, aggressive, and well-coordinated media campaign that takes your message directly to the people. You cannot shield the very people who should be shielding and defending your legacy.

My advice and recommendations are offered with the utmost respect:

1. Crack the Whip, Mr. President: This is a moment for firm leadership, not just gentle nudges. It is time for accountability within your appointees. The positions you have gifted come with a responsibility to perform, not to enjoy the perks while you carry the burden alone.
2. Convene an Emergency Communication Summit: Immediately call for a meeting with all your information and communication teams from Statehouse, the Ministry of Information and Media, and the UPND party. The agenda must be singular: to chart a new, aggressive, and unified communication strategy.
3. Utilize Internal Talent: Mandate your capable MPs and officials to be visible on TV, radio, and social media. Create a rapid response unit and a schedule of engagements to ensure the UPND narrative is constant and compelling.
4. Empower, Don't Just Delegate: Give clear, unambiguous instructions and demand results. The time for friendship is secondary to the urgent work of safeguarding the legacy of your administration and, by extension, the future of Zambia.

Your Excellency, you and your government have done exceptionally well amidst inherited challenges. But a great work left unheard is a work half-done. The Zambian people need to hear the story of your success, not from you alone, but from a chorus of confident, competent voices you have appointed.

Please, act decisively before it is too late.

A Passionate and Concerned Citizen

13/10/2025

Implementors Team

MINISTER MPOSHA WARNS ZEMA STAFF OVER POOR WORK CULTURE AND CORRUPTION
By Joseph Kamanga

Minister of Green Economy and Environment, Hon. Mike Elton Mposha, has issued a stern warning to officers under the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) over poor work culture, lateness, and rising levels of corruption within the institution.

Speaking during an unannounced visit to ZEMA headquarters in Lusaka, Hon. Mposha expressed disappointment at finding only a handful of officers present before 8:30 AM, despite the official reporting time being 08:00 hours.

“If you can’t report at eight hours when you are required to, you are stealing you are stealing time and inconveniencing clients,” the minister said, emphasizing that the New Dawn Government expects civil servants to reflect the hardworking example set by President Hakainde Hichilema.

Hon. Mposha reminded the staff that ZEMA plays a crucial role in facilitating national development through timely environmental assessments for mining, energy, and infrastructure projects. He cautioned that delays caused by indiscipline were undermining government efforts to attract investment.

The minister also condemned widespread corruption among ZEMA officers, revealing that his office had received multiple reports of extortion and unethical conduct, especially in regional offices on the Copperbelt and Northern Province.

“Corruption levels among our officers here are very high. I am giving you a friendly warning desist from these practices. Soon, arrests will be made,” he declared.

Hon. Mposha further cited incidents of negligence, including illegal quarry operations and tailings excavation along the Kafue River and in Kitwe’s Hippo Pool area, which have caused pollution and endangered communities.

He ordered ZEMA inspectors to scale up field inspections and enforce environmental regulations more strictly, warning that officers who fail to act on known pollution cases would be held personally accountable.

“If I visit a site and find environmental violations in your area, your job is gone. I cannot be turned into an inspector,” he said.

Despite acknowledging challenges such as understaffing and inadequate vehicles, the minister urged the agency to uphold discipline, responsibility, and integrity in carrying out its mandate.

“We must thank God that we have jobs. The government is doing its part to improve resources but this should not be an excuse for complacency,” he said.

The minister concluded by calling for a total shift in attitude among officers and pledged to continue making unannounced visits to ensure compliance with government expectations.

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13/10/2025

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12/10/2025

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President Hichilema Urges UPND Leaders to Strengthen Unity and Serve the People

By: Idah Livingi

Lusaka – President Hakainde Hichilema has called on United Party for National Development (UPND) leaders across Lusaka Province to uphold unity, discipline, and humility as they continue working to deliver development for the Zambian people.

Speaking during a meeting with party officials from all districts of Lusaka Province at Mulungushi Conference Centre, President Hichilema said peace and collective effort remain central to building a stronger and more prosperous nation.

“Our message is simple we must continue to uphold peace, unity, and discipline as we work to develop our country,” he said.

The Head of State reminded leaders that the UPND is the platform through which they were elected to serve, and therefore, loyalty to the party and the people is essential. He urged members to engage communities and highlight the government’s achievements, including free education, the employment of teachers and health workers, and the recruitment of personnel in defence and security wings.

President Hichilema also announced that he intends to donate the helicopters previously owned by Joseph Malanji to the Zambia Air Force (ZAF), so they can be used to deliver maize and other relief supplies during emergencies.

“I’m going to donate Malanji’s helicopters to ZAF so that they can be used to deliver maize to our people if there is an emergency,” President Hichilema said.

He further commended the UPND’s resilience over the years, noting that the party’s endurance through challenges has been made possible by its unity, discipline, and unwavering focus on development.

“The reason UPND has survived and grown stronger is because of unity, focus, and a shared vision for development,” he added.

Meanwhile, UPND National Youth Chairperson, Gilbert Liswaniso, emphasized the importance of loyalty and teamwork within the party ahead of future elections.

“No UPND member will be allowed to stand as an independent candidate if they are not adopted,” Liswaniso stated, calling on members to respect internal processes and collective decisions.

And Presidential Political Adviser Hon. Levy Ngoma said the President's engagement with party members from Lusaka and Kafue demonstrates his commitment to grassroots consultation and inclusive leadership.

And Rufunsa Member of Parliament Sheal Mulyata said the UPND is focused on peace and unity, adding that the party will continue to mobilize its structures without resorting to caderism.

President Hichilema reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to building a united and prosperous Zambia, assuring citizens that government remains committed to delivering progress and opportunity for all.

“Together with all Zambians, we will continue doing our level best to deliver a better future for everyone,” he said.

The meeting brought together district and provincial leaders who pledged to continue mobilizing communities, promoting peace, and advancing development across Lusaka Province.

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