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02/09/2026

ZIMBABWE DEPORTS Jay Jay Banda and Kaizer Zulu

The presence of Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa at President Hakainde Hichilema’s inauguration yesterday has brought a long standing diplomatic standstill to an end with former Patriotic Front (PF) members figures who sought refuge in Zimbabwe being handed back to the Zambian government to face the law.

Jay Jay Banda, who has been linked to allegations of plotting destabilisation and a coup against the Zambian Government, has been staying in Zimbabwe after fleeing Zambia.

Banda’s reported presence in Zimbabwe has long attracted attention in Zambia, particularly amid allegations surrounding attempts to undermine constitutional order.

The latest diplomatic engagement between Lusaka and Harare is therefore being closely watched, with expectations growing that Zimbabwe will not allow its territory to be used as a platform for activities aimed at destabilising Zambia.

Attention is also turning to former Patriotic Front strongman Kaizer Zulu, who is similarly reported to be in Zimbabwe.

official statements from police IG and Interpol.

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02/09/2026

POLICE PROBE MOTORIST WHO FAILED TO GIVE WAY TO PRESIDENTIAL MOTORCADE

The Zambia Police Service has launched investigations into an incident involving a motorist who allegedly ignored instructions to stop and give way to the Presidential motorcade.

Police spokesperson Godfrey Chilabi said the incident occurred yesterday at the junction of Chilimbulu and Mosi-oa-Tunya roads as the motorcade headed to the inauguration ceremony at National Heroes Stadium.

Mr Chilabi said police had taken a keen interest in the matter and instituted investigations.

Meanwhile, he said the inauguration ceremony was held peacefully, with no major security or crime-related incidents recorded at the venue.

Mr Chilabi added that traffic operations were successfully managed, with no road accidents reported. He attributed this to the security and traffic-management measures put in place, as well as effective coordination among the Defence and Security Wings.

Traffic along Great North and Lumumba roads returned to normal at around 18:00 hours.

The Zambia Police Service has thanked members of the public and motorists for their cooperation throughout the event.

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