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As we go to sleep, or enjoy the weekend, these men and women in uniform stay awake, ensuring law and order are not broke...
17/10/2025

As we go to sleep, or enjoy the weekend, these men and women in uniform stay awake, ensuring law and order are not broken. Drop a heart for the hardworking cops on duty tonight! ❤️❤️

Over speeding bicycle kills its cyclist in Lundazi A 52-YEAR-OLD Cyclist, Joseph Ngulube of Makule Village in Lundazi D...
17/10/2025

Over speeding bicycle kills its cyclist in Lundazi

A 52-YEAR-OLD Cyclist, Joseph Ngulube of Makule Village in Lundazi District of Eastern Province has died after the bicycle he was cycling lost control and plunged into a drainage due to excessive speed.

Eastern Province Police Chief, Robertson Mweemba has told TV Yatu that, Ngulube sustained fatal head injuries and died upon arrival at the hospital.

"Be informed that Lundazi traffic recorded a fatal Road Traffic Accident which occurred today 17th October 2025 at around 17:20 hours near Rubis filling station along Dingiswayo road within Lundazi township," Mweemba has shared.

He says, Ngulube was cycling his bicycle this afternoon around 17:20 hours, when he lost control of his Mountain Bicycle due to excessive speed, and fell in a drainage.

"The body of the deceased has since been deposited into Lundazi District Mortuary awaiting postmortem examination results.The road traffic accident happened when the cyclist lost control of the bicycle due to excessive speed, in the process fell on the left side of the drainage," Mweemba shares adding that, the deceased's Mountain Bicycle had no damages.

©️ TV Yatu October 17, 2025.
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17/10/2025

Kenyan President William Ruto sings Raila Odinga's favourite song during his funeral ❤️

A pickup truck is seen hanging over a fence in Poza Rica, Mexico, after rain and flooding, ABC News reports.
17/10/2025

A pickup truck is seen hanging over a fence in Poza Rica, Mexico, after rain and flooding, ABC News reports.

Police seize 245 litres of illegal fuel in Kasempa, restore order after riotPOLICE in Kasempa District have seized 245 l...
17/10/2025

Police seize 245 litres of illegal fuel in Kasempa, restore order after riot

POLICE in Kasempa District have seized 245 litres of petrol and diesel in an early morning operation aimed at curbing illegal fuel vending in Nselauke area.

The operation, conducted around 09:00 hours this morning followed numerous complaints from residents over unsafe fuel trading in crowded markets, which poses a high fire risk.

Among the confiscated fuel were 5 containers of diesel (20 litres each), 5 containers of petrol (20 litres each), and 35 containers of petrol (5 litres each).

Shortly after the seizure, a group of mostly youths became unruly, throwing stones at police officers and blocking roads leading to Solwezi, Kasempa, and Zambezi. Police officers managed to disperse the group, but the mob later regrouped and damaged a window at Nselauke Police Post.

Authorities have since restored calm in the area, and investigations are underway to identify and arrest the individuals involved in the riot.

Deputy Police spokesman Godfrey Chilabi has emphasized that illegal fuel vending is both dangerous and a criminal offence.

“We will continue working with stakeholders to keep communities safe and enforce the law,” he says.

©️ TV Yatu October 17, 2025.

NYUU: Zambia Army offers new land to encroachers, paving way for solar projectIN a show of goodwill and commitment to fo...
17/10/2025

NYUU: Zambia Army offers new land to encroachers, paving way for solar project

IN a show of goodwill and commitment to fostering peaceful civil-military relations, the Zambia Army has amicably resolved a long-standing land dispute involving illegal settlers on its Lusaka West property by offering them alternative land.

The affected piece of land has been earmarked for the construction of a 30-megawatt solar energy plant, a joint project between the Zambia Army and Kiyona Energy Limited aimed at boosting the country’s renewable energy capacity.

For years, illegal settlers had encroached on the land, erecting makeshift houses and occupying the area without authorization. But rather than resorting to forceful eviction, the Zambia Army opted for a more diplomatic and humanitarian approach.

Today, the Army, together with the Ministry of Defence, held a mutual engagement with the settlers to chart a peaceful way forward.

The meeting was led by Zambia Army Deputy Director of Public Relations, Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Phiri, and Ministry of Defence Principal Public Relations Officer, Paul Shalala, alongside other senior officers.

As part of the agreement, the Army’s Survey Department has already subdivided the alternative land, and offer letters have been distributed to the affected families.

This marks the beginning of a structured relocation process designed to ensure a smooth and dignified transition for the settlers.

Lieutenant Colonel Phiri emphasized that the decision reflects the Army’s commitment to maintaining harmony with communities while safeguarding its strategic assets.

“We believe in engaging communities and finding solutions that respect both the law and human dignity,” he said, TV Yatu learns through Buffalo reporter of the Zambia Army.

©️ TV Yatu October 17, 2025.

, where can admin on duty do this kind of tattoo from?
17/10/2025

, where can admin on duty do this kind of tattoo from?

Itzhi-Tezhi woman's picture of her b***s lands in K2000 blackmailPOLICE have opened an investigation into an alleged bla...
17/10/2025

Itzhi-Tezhi woman's picture of her b***s lands in K2000 blackmail

POLICE have opened an investigation into an alleged blackmail case after a 20-year-old woman from Nakabangwe Compound in Itzhi-Tezhi was threatened with the public release of images of her breasts she shared with someone she believed was her friend.

The victim told police that an individual identifying himself as Wilson Musonda demanded K2,000 and threatened to circulate a private photo of her breasts on social media if she failed to comply.

According to the report, the incident began on 14th October 2025, when the woman engaged in a Facebook conversation with a user she believed to be a former schoolmate. Trusting the name and profile picture on the account, she responded to messages in which the individual teased her that she had small breasts during their school days.

During the exchange, the suspect asked her to send a photo of her breasts “to see if they had grown.” Believing she was speaking to someone she knew, the woman complied.

The following day, the man contacted her again, demanding payment and threatening to publish the photo if she did not send the money.

The woman suspects that her friend’s Facebook account may have been hacked or impersonated, as she does not know her former classmate’s current whereabouts, making verification difficult.

Southern Province Commissioner of Police, Auxensio Daka, confirmed the incident and urged the public to be vigilant when engaging on social media platforms.

©️ TV Yatu October 17, 2025.

DEC arrests two women for drug traffickingTHE Drug Enforcement Commission —DEC has arrested two female suspects in separ...
17/10/2025

DEC arrests two women for drug trafficking

THE Drug Enforcement Commission —DEC has arrested two female suspects in separate incidents involving the trafficking of cannabis in Lusaka and Central provinces.

DEC Public Relations Officer Allan Tamba has confirmed in a statement today that, a 41-year-old woman identified as Catherine Musonda was arrested and formally charged with trafficking in 8.6 kilogrammes of compressed cannabis.

In a separate operation conducted in Mutanuka area of Kapiri Mposhi District, Central Province, the Commission arrested Rhoda Chifwaila, aged 52, for trafficking 6.2 kilogrammes of dry loose cannabis.

Tamba has warned that cannabis contains potent elements which, when abused, can cause serious health problems, including major mental disorders, memory and attention deficits, depression and cardiovascular complications.

The seized drugs have since been secured as exhibits, and both suspects remain in lawful custody awaiting court appearances.

©️ TV Yatu October 17, 2025.

Pallbearers wheel Raila Odinga's remains during a state funeral held in honour of the opposition leader.
17/10/2025

Pallbearers wheel Raila Odinga's remains during a state funeral held in honour of the opposition leader.

17/10/2025

Imweh, where do guys who wear earrings go, ayi? We don't see them with studs in old age.

If I fail to get 1m supporters, I’ll know Zambians don’t believe in me - SangwaMOVEMENT for National Renewal leader John...
17/10/2025

If I fail to get 1m supporters, I’ll know Zambians don’t believe in me - Sangwa

MOVEMENT for National Renewal leader John Sangwa says nations are built by the best brains and experience coming together, not by thuggery, arrogance, or intimidation.

And Sangwa says if his track record does not inspire public confidence, then no amount of words can convince people otherwise, News Diggers reports.

TV Yatu October 17, 2025.

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