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07/07/2025

SPORTS
07/07/2025
MSANZALA member of parliament honarable Elias Daka has donated balls to football and netball teams playing in Lusangazi district amateur league (LUDAFA).
Speaking to Pasme FM sports news on monday, honarable Daka disclosed that so far he has distributed balls in five of the eleven wards in his constituency.
Honarable Daka named the wards that has benefited so far as Singozi,Mawanda,Mateyo Mzeka, Chingolo and Nyakawise respectively.
The lawmaker said 96 tango match balls and 86 balls for netball were bought at a cost of K106,400.
He reaffirms his commitment to continue promoting sports activities in his constituency as one way of keeping the youths busy and refrain from endulging in ilicit behaviuor that could ruin their lives.
Meanwhile Bridget Zulu and Ishmael Mwale who spoke on behalf of the youths thanked area member of parliament for fullfiling his promise of empowering young people through sposoring football and netball tournaments in all the wards.
The distribution was done on saturday and sunday in Nyamphande and Sandwe chiefdoms respectively.
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07/07/2025

Leonard
FUNERAL
07/07/2025

PETAUKE central member of parliament honorable Simon Banda has expressed deep sorrow on the passing of Dailesi Nkhoma ,a resident of Kawere Stores in Chilimanyama ward and described her death as untimely, devastating and a great loss to both the family and young generation.
Addressing scores of mourners who bid farewell to late Dailesi Nkhoma at Kawere cemetery on Saturday, honorable Banda lamented that losing youths is saddening as there are future leaders and their demise was impacting negatively to the economic development of any nation.
Honorable Banda further extended heartfelt thoughts and condolences to the Nkhoma family, saying he stands in solidarity with them during this difficult time.
The lawmaker encouraged the bereaved family to remain strong and that God’s mercies will comfort them during this grieving period.

Meanwhile, honorable Banda took advantage of the occasion to reaffirm his commitment to continue initiating and implementing various developmental projects across his constituency such as providing clean and safe drinking water and improving the poor road network among others.
Honorable Banda said he will remain steadfast to deliver meaningful development with barely 10 months before the 2026 general elections.
And family representative, Joshua Nkhoma hailed the area member of parliament for offering financial and moral support towards the funeral of Dailesi.
Mr. Nkhoma said the bereaved family remains indebted to the lawmaker for all the contributions rendered and wished him God’s blessings as he continues presiding over the affairs of Petauke central constituency.

Born in 1994, the late Dailesi Nkhoma died on Thursday July 3, 2025 in Lusaka from pregnancy complication at the age of 31.
She is survived with three (3) children.
In another related development, Petauke central member of parliament honorable Simon Banda urged the newly wedded couple, Joseph Phiri the son to renowned Petauke businessman ‘’Dealers Corner’ ’who married Bridget Mwanza to truly love each other and be apologetic in their marriage.
In his keynote speech as the guest of honour during the colourful weeding reception of Joseph and Bridget at Alpha Executive Lodge in Petauke on Saturday, honorable Banda wished the new couple God’s favor and everlasting love as they start another journey in life.
The parliamentarian disclosed before a cheerful crowd that he has clocked 26 years in marriage because him and his wife apologize to each other when need arise.

30/06/2025

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30/06/2025

LOVEMORE
SPORTS
30-06-2025

UNITED Party for National Development (UPND) MSANZALA constituency aspiring candidate Dr Douglas Lungu has encouraged youths of Chingolo ward in Nyamphande chiefdom of Lusangazi district to take part in sports activities as one way of keeping themselves busy and desist from indulging in bad vices such as beer drinking and theft that could ruin their lives.

Speaking during the Dr Douglas Lungu sponsored football tournament in Chingolo ward at Chirwa ground on Saturday, Dr Lungu re- affirms his commitment to continue sponsoring football and netball tournaments in all the eleven wards of Msanzala constituency as one way of making youths busy.

Dr Lungu said football was a unifying sport which brings people across political party lines together. Meanwhile Dr Lungu assured people of Lusangazi district that the finals in the remaining wards will be concluded.

Speaking at the same even UPND district chairman George Lungu thanked Dr Lungu for fulfilling his promise in the Ward.
He disclosed that the tournament was well organized with a goal.

Nyakaconkho FC were crowned Chingolo ward Champions after beating Kalinda FC 1-0 in a tightly contested final played before a fully parked ground and walked away with K1,500 , a pair of jersey and a Match ball while runners up Kalinda FC pocketed K1,300 and a Match ball respectively.

And in netball Nyakaconkho NC were crowned champions after beating Chirwa NC 35-26 and walked away with K1000, a pair of jersey and a Match ball while runners up Chirwa NC walked away with K900 and a Match ball respectively.

30/06/2025

RUTH
DEVELOPMENT
30/06/2025

MSANZALA constituency Member of Parliament Elias Daka on Sunday visited a number of projects in his constituency including the construction of Chief Sandwe palace which is being constructed by the Zambia correctional service, road grading through the Constituency Development Fund- CDF.
Speaking on the construction site Mr Bitwel Phiri the contractor from correctional service said he is expecting the works to be completed in October this year if all the required materials are made available in time.

During his farmilization tour, Honorable Daka also inspected the construction works at Lusangazi Bridge and expressed happiness with the progress made so far.
Mr Daka said the construction works being undertaken by DRA through the Central government have reached an advanced stage.
In other related development honorable Elias Daka empowered Pamodzi women’s saving group and Musapenda Women’s saving group of Sandwe chiefdom with K3, 000 and K2, 000 respectively.
Pamodzi women’s group Chairlady Monica Zulu and her counterpart for Musapenda Joyce Mpendwe hailed the area member of parliament Elias Daka for his gesture of helping women through different empowerments.
The duo said the empowerment will go a long way in uplifting their livelihood and that the donation came as surprise package to them.

Honorable Elias Daka further encouraged the women to remain united and focused so that the money could be well invested and help them to do other projects such as farming.

30/06/2025

18/06/2025

Family of Former President Edgar Lungu Halts Return of Remains Amid Dispute with Government

South Africa, June 18, 2025

The family of the late former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu has announced the decision to halt the return of his remains to the family home, citing growing tensions and breaches of prior agreements with the government regarding funeral arrangements.

Family spokesperson Makebi Zulu told the public today that while initial discussions with government officials had resulted in a joint agreement on the handling of the late President’s burial, the family has since observed several actions that undermined that agreement.

Chief among the concerns is the unilateral announcement by the Road Development Agency (RDA) on June 16 regarding roadworks on the key route from Crossroads to Chifwema a road designated for the state funeral procession. The family contends that this was done without consultation and directly contradicted the agreed-upon funeral programme.

Further issues arose on June 17 when the Secretary to the Cabinet issued a public statement limiting public participation in the reception of the President’s remains, again without consulting the family. According to Mr. Zulu, the family was denied the opportunity to determine or invite attendees for this critical moment.

Additionally, a programme was released suggesting that upon arrival at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport, the late President’s body would be transported directly to a church service and subsequently to the Mulungushi International Conference Centre. This plan, too, had not been agreed upon by the family.

Mr. Zulu said despite raising these concerns with the Secretary to the Cabinet who acknowledged some errors; further publications of similar programmes continued to appear.

“For this reason and many more, the family find it very difficult to believe that the government would stick to their end of the agreement and have resolved, sadly so, that the mortal remains of President Edgar Lungu would not return home today.”

The family expressed hope that in the future, the late President’s remains will be brought home and laid to rest in a manner that respects both family wishes and national dignity.

“It is our hope that someday his remains will be recalculated back home and buried”

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