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04/06/2026

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01/06/2026

Katuba Constituency Independent Parliamentary Candidate Chooma Mwachikoka has officially launched his campaign manifesto, promising to accelerate development and improve the welfare of communities across the constituency if elected into office.

Speaking during the launch, Mr. Mwachikoka emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration among community members, local leaders, and the national government in achieving meaningful and sustainable development.

He stated that development can only be realized when leaders work closely with the people they serve and maintain strong cooperation with the government.

Mr. Mwachikoka further disclosed that he is in alliance with President Hakainde Hichilema, saying he believes in the President's vision for the country and the ongoing efforts to transform Zambia's economy and infrastructure.

The aspiring lawmaker pledged to work hand in hand with President Hichilema should he be elected as Member of Parliament for Katuba Constituency, adding that such cooperation would help attract more development projects to the area.

And Senior Headman Mupwaya called on all aspiring public leaders if given an opportunity to remain committed to serving the people diligently and to fulfill the promises they make during their campaigns.

POLICE NET MURDER SUSPECT IN BRUTAL TAXI DRIVER KILLING AS MANHUNT INTENSIFIES FOR ACCOMPLICEJune 01, 2026The Zambia Pol...
01/06/2026

POLICE NET MURDER SUSPECT IN BRUTAL TAXI DRIVER KILLING AS MANHUNT INTENSIFIES FOR ACCOMPLICE

June 01, 2026

The Zambia Police service Western Division Command wishes to inform the public that significant progress has been made in the investigations surrounding the gruesome murder of a taxi driver.

The matter was initially reported on March 22, 2026 at 13:30 hours and is believed to have occurred between March 20, 2026 and 21st March 2026 in Mawawa Area of Mongu District.

The deceased was identified as Isaac Fobolo Musenge, aged 42, a taxi driver who operated a grey Toyota Wish motor vehicle bearing registration number AUB 3859. Preliminary investigations indicate that the deceased was allegedly murdered by Emmanuel Kashweka Zelelengwe and Mukena Kekelwa, both of Mandanga Area.

Investigations revealed that the deceased sustained multiple serious injuries, including deep cuts to the neck and forehead. His legs were found tied with wire, and his body was later dumped in Mawawa Area in an apparent attempt to conceal the crime.

Further inquiries established that after committing the offence, the suspects allegedly stole the deceased’s motor vehicle and drove it to Kanyama Compound in Lusaka where it was stripped of various spare parts intended for sale. The motor vehicle was later recovered by police and is currently being held at Mongu Police Station as an exhibit.

Police investigations have further established that following the commission of the offence, the suspects went into hiding and remained on the run.

However, in a major breakthrough, one of the suspects, Emmanuel Kashweka Zelelengwe, was apprehended by Luangwa Police on May 31,2026 and is currently detained at Luangwa Police Station under Lusaka Division pending arrangements for his es**rt and transfer to Mongu for further investigations.

Meanwhile, intensive investigations and operations aimed at apprehending the remaining suspect are actively underway.

The Zambia Police Service wishes to commend members of the public who continue to support law enforcement agencies with vital information and urges anyone with further information that may assist investigations to report to the nearest police station.
More details will be communicated to the public in due course.

Issued by:
Rae Hamoonga
COMMISSIONER OF POLICE
ZAMBIA POLICE SERVICE
WESTERN DIVISION POLICE COMMAND

ASSAULT OCCASIONING ACTUAL BODILY HARM – MAZABUKA DISTRICTThe Zambia Police Service in Mazabuka District received two re...
01/06/2026

ASSAULT OCCASIONING ACTUAL BODILY HARM – MAZABUKA DISTRICT

The Zambia Police Service in Mazabuka District received two reports of Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm (OABH) at Mazabuka Police Station on May 20, 2026, at 11:25 hours. The incidents are alleged to have occurred on the same day at around 09:25 hours at Mazabuka Civic Centre in Mazabuka Town.

In the first report, Mr. Bilden Shaloba, aged 50, of Waterfalls area in Lusaka, alleged that he was assaulted by Mr. Garry Nkombo and his supporters. As a result of the alleged assault, he sustained a swollen left hand, back pain and general body pain. He further reported that, in the course of the incident, he lost K20,000.

In the second report, Mr. Emmanuel Mweemba, aged 36, of Nkabika Compound in Mazabuka, alleged that he was assaulted by Mr. Garry Nkombo and his supporters. He reportedly sustained a swollen right little finger and a swollen right arm after he was allegedly struck with unknown objects.

Brief facts are that on May 20, 2026, at around 09:25 hours, the two complainants went to Mazabuka Civic Centre to support Mr. Vincent Lilanda, who was filing nomination papers to contest the position of Member of Parliament for Mazabuka Central Constituency under the United Party for National Development (UPND) ticket. It is alleged that while there, Mr. Garry Nkombo and his supporters questioned their presence before allegedly assaulting the two complainants.

Following the reports, police instituted investigations into the matter. On May 29, 2026, Mr. Garry Nkombo was summoned through a call-out. On June 1, 2026, at 14:10 hours, he reported himself to Mazabuka Police Station, where a warn-and-caution statement was recorded.

He has been charged with two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm contrary to Section 248 of the Penal Code, Chapter 87 of the Laws of Zambia. He has since been released on police bond.

Further updates will be provided in due course.

Issued by:
Moono Namalongo
Commanding Officer
Southern Province

LISWANISO RALLIES LUSAKA UPND STRUCTURES TO FULLY BACK PRESIDENT HICHILEMA'S SECOND-TERM AGENDAUPND National Youth Chair...
01/06/2026

LISWANISO RALLIES LUSAKA UPND STRUCTURES TO FULLY BACK PRESIDENT HICHILEMA'S SECOND-TERM AGENDA

UPND National Youth Chairman Gilbert Liswaniso has called on party structures across Lusaka Province to unite and fully support President Hakainde Hichilema's second-term agenda, stating that the New Dawn administration has laid a strong foundation for national development and economic growth.

Addressing party members, in Roma and Mandevu Constituencies, Mr. Liswaniso highlighted achievements such as free education, the Cash for Work programme, increased Constituency Development Fund (CDF) allocations, and the establishment of the Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprise Development as key interventions aimed at improving the lives of Zambians.

He acknowledged that the party has faced challenges during its first term but said valuable lessons have been learned, adding that the next five years present an opportunity for members and citizens to benefit from the progress already made under President Hichilema's leadership.

Meanwhile, UPND Lusaka Province Deputy Youth Chairman Godfrey Chitanga urged members to reject divisions within the party, emphasizing that all youths are under the leadership of President Hichilema. He cautioned against being swayed by individuals claiming to have brought "light" to the party, arguing that the New Dawn Government had already brought "sunshine" to the nation.

Former Chawama parliamentary aspirant Timothy Kantenga also called for unity and loyalty to the party leadership, stating that maintaining cohesion within the UPND is critical to retaining power and continuing to deliver development to the Zambian people.

The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has officially launched the 2026 General Election Publicity and Voter Educatio...
01/06/2026

The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has officially launched the 2026 General Election Publicity and Voter Education Campaign.

ECZ Chairperson Mrs Mwangala Zaloumis SC launched the campaign at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre as part of the Commission’s efforts to enhance voter awareness and encourage active citizen participation ahead of the 2026 General Election.

The initiative aims to equip citizens with accurate and timely electoral information, empowering them to make informed decisions and participate effectively in the democratic process.

Chirundu MP Aspirant Drags Attorney General and Electoral Commission of Zambia to Court Over Blocked NominationsBy Mwiya...
01/06/2026

Chirundu MP Aspirant Drags Attorney General and Electoral Commission of Zambia to Court Over Blocked Nominations

By Mwiya Mukumbuta

Independent parliamentary hopeful Wilfred Mweene has dragged the Attorney General and the Electoral Commission of Zambia to the High Court, alleging police forcibly removed him from filing nomination papers for Chirundu Constituency on the day ECZ opened nominations.

Mweene filed the petition on 1 June 2026 under case number 2026/HP/C5 at the Lusaka High Court Principal Registry. He is suing the Attorney General as 1st Respondent and ECZ as 2nd Respondent for alleged violations of his constitutional rights under Article 28(1) and the Protection of Fundamental Rights Rules.

Court documents show Mweene arrived at Chirundu Town Council Civic Centre on 20 May 2026 between 13:00 and 14:00, his allocated slot, with 15 registered supporters as required for independent candidates contesting the 13 August 2026 General Elections.

The petitioner alleges that after ECZ officials had processed 12 of his 15 supporters, armed paramilitary and police officers interrupted the process. He claims they acted “unlawfully and without lawful authority” and ordered the nomination exercise to stop immediately.

According to the filing, Mweene objected and asked to complete the process with his remaining three supporters. He states that officers forcibly removed him from the civic centre despite his protests and transported him to Zambia Police Headquarters in Lusaka.

Mweene was detained at Kabwata Police Station without being told of any charge until 22 May, two days after his nomination slot expired. He says police then informed him he was accused of assaulting an officer and “alleged human trafficking offences”.

He was released on police bond on 23 May 2026 for the assault charge. By that time, ECZ’s nomination window for National Assembly seats had closed, effectively ending his bid to contest as an independent candidate for Chirundu MP.

In his petition, Mweene describes the police action as “arbitrary, disproportionate, and calculated to frustrate and impede his candidature”. He argues the interruption denied him and his supporters their constitutional rights.

The aspirant cites violations of Article 13 on the right to personal liberty, Article 20 on freedom of expression, and Article 21 on freedom of assembly and association. He contends the police conduct undermined free and fair elections and the rule of law.

Mweene is asking the High Court to declare that the Zambia Police actions on 20 May 2026 were unlawful. He wants the court to direct ECZ to “forthwith complete and process” his nomination papers or, alternatively, extend the nomination period for him to file.

He is also seeking general damages for unlawful arrest and detention without charge, plus exemplary and aggravated damages for what he calls “deliberate, arbitrary, and politically motivated” conduct. An injunction restraining further interference is part of the prayer.

The petition was filed by Messrs. Shamwana and Company of Woodlands, Lusaka. Because it is brought under Article 28(1) before polling day, the High Court will decide whether Mweene’s right to stand for office was violated. Responses from the Attorney General and ECZ are pending.

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