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19/05/2026

SECOND COHORT OF ZAMBEEF SECURITY OFFICERS GRADUATE IN CHISAMBA

By Police News Reporter

A second cohort of Zambeef Products Plc security officers has successfully graduated in Chisamba District, barely four months after the pass-out of the company’s first-ever group of 205 officers.

Speaking during the pass-out parade of 119 security officers held in Central Province on May 15, 2026, Inspector General of Police Mr. Graphel Musamba said security and national development are closely linked, adding that the Zambia Police Service remains committed to promoting safety and security.

Mr. Musamba, who was represented by Paramilitary Battalion Commanding Officer Dr. Yobe Luhana, Commissioner of Police, said the Zambia Police Service is ready to provide advanced security management training to business entities across the country.

“The Service is more than ready to provide state-of-the-art security management training to any business entity,” Mr. Musamba said.

He emphasized that partnerships aimed at building security capacity are important to the core mandate of the Zambia Police Service.

Mr. Musamba further noted that the security skills imparted to the Zambeef security personnel would help strengthen measures against potential security breaches.
Speaking at the same event, Zambeef Chief Financial Officer Mr. Patrick Kalifungwe, who represented Chief Executive Officer Ms. Faith Mukutu, said the partnership between the Zambia Police Service and Zambeef Products PLC demonstrates a strong commitment to safety and community wellbeing.

“Your contribution goes beyond this program, as it indirectly supports the safety and wellbeing of the wider Zambeef community across the various locations where these officers will serve,” Ms. Mukutu said in a speech read on her behalf.

Meanwhile, Zambeef Group Head Security Officer Mr. Whytedy Kamanda said improved security knowledge across the company’s business operations would enhance productivity and profitability.

Mr. Kamanda expressed confidence that the skills and discipline acquired during the training would improve security operations and contribute to business growth.

The basic security training programme was aimed at enhancing security awareness, promoting workplace safety, and strengthening cooperation in crime prevention and public safety.

Credit Zambia Police Service

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12/05/2026

CHINA DONATES 80 VEHICLES TO POLICE

By Police News Reporter

China has donated 80 motor vehicles to the Zambian Government for the Zambia Police Service.

Speaking at a handover ceremony held today, 12th May 2026, in Lusaka, Chinese Ambassador to Zambia, His Excellency Han Jing, said the donation underscores the deep and growing cooperation between Zambia and the People’s Republic of China in promoting peace and security.

He said Zambia, as the first Southern African country to establish diplomatic relations with China, has demonstrated a strong willingness to enhance public safety and security.

“Security is the foundation of development. These 80 vehicles will strengthen the Zambia Police Service’s capacity to respond, patrol, and administer effectively.

This is part of our shared commitment to safeguarding communities and fostering stability,” the Ambassador said.

Receiving the donation on behalf of the Zambian Government, Home Affairs and Internal Security Minister Hon. Jack Jacob Mwiimbu expressed sincere gratitude to the Chinese Government for the timely support.

“This act of generosity is a clear testament to the warm, longstanding, and mutually beneficial relationship that exists between the Republic of Zambia and the People’s Republic of China.”

Mr. Mwiimbu said the donation will greatly improve mobility for effective policing and enhance community safety.

Meanwhile, Inspector General of Police Mr. Graphel Musamba commended the gesture and reiterated that effective policing depends on mobility.
“With this support, officers will be better equipped to serve the public and maintain law and order,” Mr. Musamba said.

The donation reflects the strengthened bilateral relationship between Zambia and China, anchored on mutual respect and a shared commitment to security and development.

Zambia and China have maintained diplomatic relations since 1964, with cooperation expanding into infrastructure, health, education, and now security logistics.

Credit Zambia Police Service

12/05/2026

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12/05/2026

TRUCK DRIVER DIES AFTER COLLAPSE WHILE BATHING AT CHIRUNDU BORDER.
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‎By Michael Himusa Jnr
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‎A truck driver at Chirundu Border has died after reportedly collapsing while taking a shower within the border premises.
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‎According to a statement shared on the official Truck Drivers Worldwide page, the deceased, identified as Zakaliya Libingi, had gone to take a shower when he suddenly fell and started screaming for help.
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‎Mr. Libingi was rushed for assistance by members of the public who were nearby, but was later confirmed dead.
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His remains have since been deposited at Chirundu Mortuary.
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‎Following the incident, some social media users suggest that the death could have been linked to high blood pressure.
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‎Richard Mukelabai Ngenda says the incident should serve as a wake-up call for truck drivers to prioritize their health.
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‎“It’s high time drivers start taking their health seriously. Most of them don’t even know they have high blood pressure. It’s a silent killer,” he said.
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‎Another social media user, Bethel Muyunda, says health personnel once advised her to start bathing from the feet upwards to avoid sudden body shock.
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‎“Mostly in such cases it’s BP. I was also advised to start bathing from the feet because when blood pressure is high and you begin from the head or body, it can cause sudden shock,” she said.
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‎Meanwhile, Siven Rowland Bwembya has called on the Ministry of Health to partner with truck parking operators or establish quick health check-up posts at border areas to assist drivers.
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‎“It would truly benefit our hardworking men and women on the road. What happened to him may be associated with high blood pressure, and such deaths can be prevented,” Mr. Bwembya said.
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‎He adds that many truck drivers rarely find time to visit health facilities due to the demanding nature of their work.

10/05/2026

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08/05/2026

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