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CHEATING MOPANI FINED US$13 MILLION Kingsley Chanda

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HEATING Mopani Copper Mines which colluded with its parent company Glencore International AG (GIAG)

to undervalue the price of Copper has been charged US$13million.

This was confirmed by the Supreme Court which yesterday ruled in favour of Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) after determining

from the year 2006 to 2009.

This is a result of an audit done on Mopani by the ZRA which revealed sales pricing differences on prices that an associated party bought copper and the price that an independent

that the transactions between Mopani and GIAG International were less than arm’s length, and intended to reduce tax liability.

Mopani will pay the State through the ZRA over K240 million tax charges assessed

No blame game on Bill 10 - Lewanika

party bought it at. According to a judgement delivered by Chief Justice Irene Mambilima sitting with two other Supreme Court judges Mumba Manila and Nigel Mutuna, the court found that the audit by ZRA

revealed issues that could cause any prudent tax authority to have misgivings about the arm’s length claim transactions between Mopani and GIAG, a shareholder in the mining firm.

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Burundi election: Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp blocked BURUNDI has blocked social media platforms on election day as voters choose a leader to replace long-serving president Pierre Nkurunziza.

The BBC has confirmed that Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter are not accessible.

Only those using Virtual Private Networks (VPN), which mask a user's identity, can access the social media sites.

The authorities have not responded to requests for comment. Polling stations for the election opened early on Wednesday morning.

The build-up to the poll - in which seven candidates are vying to replace President Nkurunziza - has been marred by violence and accusations that the vote will not be free and fair.

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MOPANI SAGA

WHAT has been happening in the mining industry is not only shocking but should be a wake-up call to the nation not to take things for granted.

Mining is the goose that lays the golden egg, Zambia’s major foreign exchange earner from which the nation expects to derive benefits to drive its development agenda.

But it appears some mining firms have in fact been ripping the country dry through blatant cheating over their operations.

Yesterday, the Supreme Court charged Mopani Copper Mines US$13 million after it established that the firm colluded with its parent company Glencore International AG (GIAG) to undervalue the price of copper.

The court determined that the transaction between Mopani and GIAG International were less than an arm’s length as expected.

Simply put, Mopani was selling copper to GIAG International at a lower price which in turn sold the same product to Glencore who were then able to sell it at a higher price, sharing the profits.

Mopani will thus pay the State through the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) over K240 million tax charges assessed from 2006 to 2009.

The Supreme Court ruling has laid bare an elaborate scheme through which Mopani has milked the country dry through shady dealings.

The case highlights the manner in which multinational companies have throughout the world operated, taking advantage of their weaker partners.

Mopani, it has turned out, has been cheating over its sales, thus evading to pay the appropriate taxes. It was undervaluing the copper sales.

The genesis of the matter stems from an audit done on Mopani by the ZRA which revealed sales pricing differences on prices that an associated party bought copper and the price that an independent party bought it at.

But Mopani objected the assessment, arguing that the source of ZRA’s data informing the assessment was erroneous as all of its sales were based on LME Copper A Grade cash settlement over a quotation period.

It also claimed that there was failure on the part of ZRA to take into account the Hedging Agreement that had been concluded between it (Mopani) and GIAG and implemented to minimise exposure to price risks, which was a common practice in the industry.

Mopani then appealed to the Revenue Appeals Tribunal which dismissed the appeal and ordered that the original assessment for charge years 2006/07 and 2007/08 of K311, 113, 798.30 would stand together with the assessment for the charge years 2008/09 and 2009/10 in the sum of K140, 891, 939.89.

It then appealed to the Supreme Court, advancing seven grounds of appeal against the tribunal.

But according to a judgement delivered by Chief Justice Irene Mambilima sitting with two other Supreme Court judges Mumba Malila and Nigel Mutuna, the court found that the audit by ZRA revealed issues that could cause any prudent tax authority to have misgivings about the arm’s length claim transactions between Mopani and Glencore International AG (GIAG), a shareholder in the mining firm.

It said the nature of the business relationship between Mopani and GIAG and how that special relationship reflected in the sales of copper produced by Mopani raised reasonable suspicion to lead the Commissioner General of ZRA to invoke Section 95 of the Income Tax Act. Moreover, Mopani had initially agreed to pay K100 million to the ZRA after the Revenue Appeals Tribunal findings.

The nation has been taken for a ride and this must stop.

Miming firms have through the years claimed they were not making any profits because of the high taxes.

Mopani is currently at loggerheads with Government over its plans to place the Kitwe and Mufulira mines on care and maintenance that would have resulted in 11, 000 miners losing their jobs.

Government said no though Mopani has notified it again to place the Mufulira and Kitwe assets on care and maintenance after 90 days.

We are glad Government appears to have had enough and has told Mopani to clearly state its position within 14 days on what will happen to the mine after the 90-day period elapses. Finance Minister Bwalya Ng’andu said it was not acceptable to leave the future of the mine in balance without clarity Dr Ng’andu is leading a delegation of ministers - Richard Musukwa for Mines, Labour Minister Joyce Simukoko and Copperbelt Minister Japhen Mwakalombe – and was speaking after a closed door meeting with Mopani management in Kitwe yesterday.

Mopani must definitely shape up or call it quits.

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FARMERS WARN STATE … We’ll sell maize on open market if FRA price delays

By SILUMESI MALUMO

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HE delay by Government to announce the maize floor price will force us to sell to buyers who are coming on board because we need money to survive, farmers have said.

Youths Generation of Zambia, an agricultural out-grower scheme with over 1, 000 farmers, said briefcase buyers were on the loose, looking for maize and that it was only a matter of time before farmers give in.

Organisation president, Author Mukeya, said farmers depended on their produce to

earn a living, therefore, they could not hold on to maize when some buyers were already on market.

He said the moisture content was reasonable and that it was up to the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) to stock the maize.

Mr Mukeya said if Government continued delaying, farmers under the organisation's out-grower scheme would not hesitate to supply to buyers who were on the market. He warned that the time FRA would get on the market, it would find that all the commodity had been bought by the private sector.

“Our farmers have no money to survive right now, why

should they hold on to the maize when they need to earn a living,” he wondered.

On Tuesday, Agriculture Minister Michael Katambo appealed to farmers to wait patiently until the moisture content reached 12 percent so that they could sell their commodity to FRA at a reasonable price.

But Mr Mukeya told the Daily Nation yesterday that if FRA would not go into the market soon, farmers would sell the grain to serious buyers on the market.

"For us we were thinking that the minister will announce the maize price by now because the moisture content is very reasonable,” he said.

FRA has offloaded over 400, 000 tonnes

By MUYANI SHINJABALE

THE Food Reserve Agency (FRA) has disbursed over eight million of 50 kilogramme bags (434,678 tonnes) of white maize to date to avert the hunger caused by the drought during the 2018/2019 farming season.

FRA Public Relations Coordinator, John Chipandwe, said the organisation had disbursed 8, 693, 562 bags of 50 kilogrammes of white maize to cushion the hunger crisis in the country.

Solwezi cop shoot fellow cops

By NATION REPORTER

A POLICE officer in Solwezi has reportedly shot dead his fellow officer who along with three others ambushed and attempted to rob a Trade Kings truck on Monday evening.

A Constable Ignitius Chola allegedly died on the spot after being shot while another police officer is said to be battling for his life with gunshot wounds.

At the time of staging the robbery, Chola was allegedly serving a suspension from police after he was convicted of stealing an excavator from a construction company last year.

The Zambia Police is yet to comment on the matter

Mr Chipandwe said the maize was disbursed starting from January first 2019 to May 8th this year.

He said the disbursed quantities of the commodity was equivalent to 434,678 tonnes of white maize.

"The quantity released from the national strategic grain reserves represents a value of one billion, thirty-five million, two hundred and eighty-nine thousand, six hundred and thirty-six kwacha, forty ngwee (K1, 035,289,636.40)," he said.

He indicated that the corresponding realisable sales

were remitted to Central Treasury as per Government requirement.

Mr Chipandwe said the disbursed quantities were conducted through maize sales programmes such as community sales to vulnerable communities and emergency programmes under the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit.

FRA also released the grain to the school feeding programmes under the Ministry of Education and the millers through the the Tripartite Agreement.

Chirundu on Covid-19 spotlight

By SILUMESI MALUMO

WE are now doing community screening in Chirundu border to detect the extent of the pandemic, Zambia Public Health Institute Director Victor Mukonka has said.

And Professor Mukonka said community health workers have been trained to supervise the home isolation management, others include 18 workers to supervise community health workers and 30 health workers entry staff for infection prevention and control in Nakonde.

Prof Mukonka said on Tuesday about 277 people were screened and tested at Chirundu border.

He said during the routine media briefing in Lusaka yesterday, those tested include truck drivers, point of entry staff and members of the community. And Prof Mukonka said Nakonde being an epic-centre, health workers had intensified screening and testing. A package of interventions are being done, in order to quieten the situation in the area. He said quiet a number

of community health workers had been trained to supervise the home isolation management.

In addition 18 nurses had been trained to supervise the community health workers and 30 health workers had been trained in infection prevention and control.

Meanwhile Prof Mukonka said 60 new Covid-19 cases had been recorded across the country.

He said in the last 24 hours 495 tests were conducted and out of that 60 cases were positive. Prof Mukonka said 48 cases were recorded in Muchinga Province and these include four health workers, 24 from community screening and testing conducted in Nakonde, 17 were contacts to known positives, two truck drivers who came through Nakonde and one from Isoka.

The 12 positive cases detected, eight are truck drivers in Ndola who entered through Nakonde to deliver fuel to Indeni and one from Kitwe.

Prof Mukonka said one case was from Mpulungu , another from Nsenga Hill and one case in Kasama in Northern Province.

Tutwa warns CDF contractors

By KETRA KALUNGA CONTRACTORS doing shoddy works on the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) and other projects risk being arrested for stealing the Government money, Kabwe Central Member of Parliament (MP), Tutwa Ngulube has warned.

Mr Ngulube said all the contractors who had failed to complete the CDF projects in his constituency should refund Government.

He said he would not hesitate to have such contractors arrested for taking Zambians for granted.

“For Kabwe Central CDF projects, we want to warn all the contractors that have failed to finish the works that they must refund the Government,” Mr Ngulube said.

He was speaking yesterday when he inspected Makandanyama and Katondo police posts being constructed under CFD. Mr Ngulube said he was disappointed with the contractor Jopper Mining and the engineering department from the Kabwe Municipal Council for the shoddy work done at Makandanyama police post.

He said it was shocking that despite the poor works done on the K125 000 CDF projects, the contractor was claiming to be paid a K36 000 balance.

Mr Ngulube, who is Deputy Parliamentary Chief Whip, said because of the poor works done, the police post whose works started in 2013 had been rejected twice by the community.

And Mr Ngulube has committed to take up all the CDF projects he inherited in 2016 among them Kafulamase clinic and Makwati community school.

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No blame game on Bill 10 - Lewanika

By SANDRA MACHIMA

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HE controversial Bill 10 of 2019 should not be blamed on anyone because it is a product of a continuation distortion of the independence dispensation, veteran politician Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika has said.

Dr Lewanika said the 1969 referendum did not pose the question on how to change the Constitution, but instead moved the country from a democratic nation to a ‘personalised’ leadership.

He said therefore, Bill 10 was actually a product of an already manipulated constitution that was endorsed by the Zambian people’s vote of 1969 referendum.

The veteran politician said it was against that background that some of the arguments in the bill should not be blamed on anyone.

“It doesn’t matter who person is in the presidency, but what is wrong with the bill is about its betrayal of promise of the independence and not as in pointing a finger to anyone,” he

said.

Dr Lewanika said it was cardinal to go back to the drawing board, whether the idea was bad or not, because the matter on hand was whether or not the independence dispensation was honoured, where all the stakeholders were represented that allowed Zambia to be totally independent.

“Whatever government or person who may come into office will still have such challenges because this was the sort of history the nation had found itself in,” he said.

Dr Lewanika

HH seeking cheap sympathy – Chanda

By OLIVER SAMBOKO

HAKAINDE Hichilema is seeking cheap sympathy by crying foul over violence because it's actually him who is running a terrorist organisation in the name of UPND, PF national media director Sunday Chanda has said.

Speaking yesterday, when he featured on Christian Radio chat back programme, Mr Chanda said Mr Hichilema was seeking cheap sympathy from the public by accusing the PF of being a terrorist organisation when he was the architect of political violence in the country.

He said Mr Hakainde had in the past committed many atrocities including an attempt to collide with the Presidential Motorcade, in Mongu during the Kuomboka ceremony.

Mr Chanda also dispelled rumours by the UPND that Mr Hichilema was attacked while appearing on live radio programme in Muchinga Province.

He said at no time did the PF cadres attack Mr Hichilema because the opposition leader was not physically at a radio station but on self-quarantine at his home in Lusaka.

He said it was sad that Mr Hakainde had developed a

tendency of calling radio stations lobbying for sympathy while sabotaging measures that government had put in place against Covid-19 fight.

He said it was morally wrong for the opposition leader to start politicking in Muchinga Province where the country was recording a high number of Covid-19 cases.

Mr. Chanda also condemned the attacks by unknown suspected party cadres on radio stations in Muchinga that had featured Mr Hichilema.

Meanwhile, Mr Chanda thanked various stakeholders for standing with President Edgar Lungu and his PF Government in the fight against Covid-19.

“The President was clear that he would not be persuaded to make decisions informed by fear so it’s important to thank the Zambian people for standing with the President and the government of the Republic of Zambia, and to thank the partners of our cooperating partners, different players from the private sector," he said.

Mr. Chanda also commended the Ministry of Finance for publishing the full list of donations which Government had received in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak.

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The court found that the nature of the business relationship between Mopani and GIAG and how that special relationship reflected in the sales of copper produced by Mopani raised reasonable suspicion to lead Commissioner General of ZRA to invoke Section 95 of the Income Tax Act “Based on the audit findings the respondent concluded, in terms section 97A of the income Tax Act that the actual condition on the sales to GIAG were not in line with the expected arm’s length conditions as defined in that section. Consequently the prices had to be adjusted upwards in order to come up with the arm’s length conditions on pricing,” the court said.

The court found Mopani

Over 100 shops gutted in Mongu

By PETER SICHALI

OVER 100 Shops and goods wealth thousands of Kwacha have been burnt at Mongu's Southwest Market, Western Province Permanent Secretary Daniel Bukali has confirmed.

Mr Bukali said the inferno which gutted the southwestern end of Mongu central is reported to have gutted over 100 shops along with goods worth thousands of kwacha.

Mr Bukali who rushed to the scene in company of Mongu District Commissioner Tombi Tombi said the fire which started around 20:00 hours spread quickly through the southwestern side of the market burning a Zesco electricity pole and melting cables in the process.

Mr Bukali said it was suspected that the fire could have emanated from a shop where the owner is said to have been the last person

liable to pay K240, 891,939.89 in taxes made up of K140, 891,939.89 for the charge years 2008/09 and 2009/10 and K100, 000,000.00 for the charge years 2006/07 and 2007/08.

In this matter Mopani had appealed the decision of the Tax Appeals Tribunal given on December 8 2010, where the tribunal held against it on a complaint it raised, disputing tax assessments made by the ZRA. The background is that ZRA’s raised some concerns regarding certain related party transactions between Mopani and GIAG. ZRA questioned some related party transactions and in particular the issue whether these transactions were indeed at arm’s length. And Mo-

seen with a brazier, which was believed to be the source of the inferno.

He said told the grieving marketeers that he had contacted the President to inform him of the disaster in the night adding the Head of State was deeply saddened by the incident.

"As a government, we are happy when citizens are actively involved in economic affairs," Mr Bukali said.

And Southwest Market chairperson Kelvin Mukanda said he was sad the market that had over 105 shops had been gutted.

Mr Mukanda said some marketers lost goods in the inferno, others lost goods as a result of petty thieves who took advantage of the commotion to break into shops of those that were not present at the time of the fire.

He appealed to the government support shop owners so they could restart their businesses.

Meanwhile, marketeers have accused fight fighters of responding late to the alarm and running out of water in the process.

Mongu District Disaster Management committee chairperson Mwitelela Jingi said it was wrong to rubbish the efforts of the fighters as their response was what saved the remainder of the market.

pani claimed that the transactions between it and GIAG were at arm’s length and that the prices of Minerals is determined by the London Metal Exchange (LME).

ZRA however, for the first two charge years, assessed Mopani the sum of K311,113,798.38 for charge years 2006/07 and for the years 2009/10 charge years the assessment sum was K140,891,939.89.

But Mopani objected the assessment, arguing that the source of ZRA’s data informing the assessment was erroneous as all of Mopani’s sales were based on LME Copper A Grade cash settlement over a quotation period.

It also claimed that there was failure on the part of ZRA to take into account the Hedging Agreement that had

been concluded between it (Mopani) and GIAG and implemented to minimise exposure to price risks, which was a common practice in the industry.

Mopani then appealed to the Revenue Appeals tribunal.

But the tribunal dismissed the appeal and ordered that the original assessment for charge years 2006/07 and 2007/08 of K311,113,798.30 would stand together with the assessment for the charge years 2008/09 and 2009/10 in the sum of K140,891,939.89.

It then appealed to the Supreme Court, advancing seven grounds of appeal against the tribunal.

The Supreme Court dismissed the six grounds but said only one group of appeal had succeeded.

Monetary policy rate reduced to 9.25 percent

By BENNIE MUNDANDO

THE Bank of Zambia (BoZ) has reduced the monetary policy rate by 225 basis points to 9.25 from the initial 11.5 percent as a mitigation measure against the adverse impact of the Coronavirus Disease (Covid-19).

BoZ Governor Denny Kalyalya said the cut in the Policy Rate also complemented the other broader set of measures the central bank had already announced to mitigate the impact of Covid-19.

He was presenting the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) report during a media briefing at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka yesterday, Dr. Kalyalya said the committee noted that the economy was projected to record a recession in 2020 on account of the Covid-19 shock, the first contraction in more than 20 years.

He said the Covid-19 pandemic was having an unprecedented impact on human life and livelihoods and that the exponential rise in infections, that characterised the onset of the pandemic, led to a strain

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State lifts ban on fish feed exports

GOVERNMENT has lifted the ban on the export of fish feed which was effected to stabilise supply and deal with high pricing of the commodity on the local market.

Addressing the media yesterday, Livestock and Fisheries Minister Nkandu Luo said Government was committed to ensuring that the fish deficit in the country was narrowed.

She said Zambia had a deficit of 80, 000 metric tonness of fish and that Government through her Ministry was undertaking an ambitious programme aimed at bridging the Gap. The minister said it was the desire of the PF Government under the leadership of President Edgar Lungu to make sure the country was self-sufficient in fish to ad-

dress food and nutrition challenges in the country.

Professor Luo, however, disclosed that the ban on stock feed for animals will remain in force until her ministry met millers and other stakeholders to chat the way forward adding that Government could only lift the ban after the local market was satisfied.

She said to sustain the

on health care systems and adversely affected fiscal budgets.

“The Monetary Policy Committee, at its May 18-19, 2020 meeting, decided to lower the Policy Rate by 225 basis points to 9.25 percent. This is to mitigate the adverse impact of Covid-19 on financial sector stability, economic activity, and ultimately on people’s lives and livelihoods. The cut in the Policy Rate also complements the other broader set of measures the Bank of Zambia has already announced to mitigate the impact of Covid-19.

And Dr. Kalyalya says a country cannot access an International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout if it did not have a substance debt situation or had a credible plan that brings to sustainable levels.

“On the IMF support, the minister was very clear on. If you go to the IMF website, go to the low-income countries and the facilities that are there.

All IMF facilities have conditions that they can only provide the facility only to a country which has a sustainable debt situation or if it is not in that state, at least it must have a credible plan that brings it to sustainable levels.

growth of the aquaculture subsector, there was need for not only high quality but also affordable fish feed on the market to ensure that the country closed the deficit gap in the fish production and supply chain. Prof Luo said the country had learnt a lot of lessons from the Covid-19 outbreak and that it was the desire of the PF Government to develop the aquaculture subsector so that the country could stop importing fish.

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Craft specific tax for smallscale mining, govt told

By BENNIE MUNDANDO

THERE is need for Government to craft a sector specific tax regime for artisanal and small scale mining, the Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) has said.

CTPD senior researcher (Extractives) Webby Banda yesterday said artisanal and small-scale mining had continued to be a source of hope for many Zambians who could not get jobs in the formal sector.

Mr Banda said to this extent, artisanal and small scale mining was increasingly becoming a game-changer of alleviating poverty levels as the sector was mainly dominated by poor citizens because of several attributes including low capital expenditure, low barrier to entry, and high-income generation potential.

The Government in its strategy must therefore support the artisanal and smallscale gold miners by providing fiscal incentives through a sector specific tax regime.

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“The Centre for Trade Policy and Development thinks that Government should craft and implement a fiscal policy that aims to incentivise and grow this important infant sector.

CTPD has noted that the current fiscal policy in Zambia does not differentiate between large and small-scale mine operators.

Mr Banda said this generated a vicious cycle of poverty in mining communities as the poor miners could not retain and plough back profits to foster growth and continuity.

He said the current tax regime also had the potential of reversing the current formalisation process as most smallscale miners would shy away from getting mining rights and gold panning certificates in fear of the excessive-high tax burden.

“This means they would rather remain in the informal sector where their hardearned production will not be taxed away by the government. CTPD thinks that the recent spate of gold discoveries across the country provides yet another opportunity for the Government to focus their attention on devising a strategy that will maximise the benefit of the Zambian people from this sector.

“The Government in its strategy must therefore support the artisanal and smallscale gold miners by providing fiscal incentives through a sector specific tax regime. This must be done to recognise artisanal and small-scale miners as an important element in the gold value chain,” he said.

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By PETER SICHALI

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AMBIAN farmers will export over 83, 000 metric tonnes of early maize to the Democratic Republic of Congo and other markets following low intake by the local market, the Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) has announced.

ZNFU public relations manager, Calvin Kaleyi said local

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EXCESS EARLY MAIZE TO BE EXPORTED millers only managed to buy 27, 000 metric tonnes, leaving 83, 000 for export to DRC and other neighbouring markets out of 135, 000 metric tonnes of early maize produced.

Mr Kaleyi told the Daily Nation that modalities were

being put in place for maize exports.

“The rate at which maize was being taken up by millers was very slow but it was clear from the onset in the tripartite agreement that if millers failed to buy the maize it will

be opened up for export and that is exactly what has happened.

Mr Kaleyi said 83, 000 tonnes is poised to be exported as permitted by the government in the Memorandum of Understanding.

“You know early maize is slightly more expensive than rain-fed because of the costs involved in irrigation that includes electricity costs so the local market could not buy everything so there was a clause in the MoU that permits ex-

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port of the excess product to the available markets," Mr Kaleyi said.

Mr Kaleyi said ZNFU was happy that excess maize had a market despite the slow pace.

He said the export of the maize would start as soon as the paper work and all export processes were concluded.

Mr Kaleyi said farmers would continue growing early maize especially with the available markets locally and outside.

Lawyer launches masks for schools

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ZAMBIA ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AGENCY

CALL FOR COMMENTS REVIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE PROPOSED WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION IMPROVEMENT PROJECT IN THE PRIORITIZED URBAN CENTRES IN KASAMA DISTRICT BY CHAMBISHI WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION COMPANY

Chambishi Water Suppy and Sanitation Company through Integrated Small Towns Water Supply and Sanitation Programme (ISTWSSP) supported by Africa Development Bank (AfDB) in Kasama town intends to address both the short and medium-term water supply and sanitation challenges. The water supply and sanitation infrastructure improvement project demand that the work activities be implemented on multiple sites of Kasama town urban areas. These primarily are the wards of Buseko, Lukupa and Mulialansolo in Kasama Central Constituency and Chiba ward in Lukashya Constituency.The water supply component will cover the areas along the Lukupa road and Musenga township. The overall objective of the project is to increase access, quality and sustainability of water supply and sanitation services including ensuring effective management and operation of the water supply and sewerage facilities on commercial principles. The major components of the project will comprise the following: i. ii. iii.

Water Supply Infrastructure Development; Sanitation Services Improvements (Covering sewerage Infrastructure Development and Sanitation and Hygiene promotion); and Institutional Capacity Building and Program Management.

This notice therefore, serves to inform members of the general public, interested and affected parties that an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report for the aforesaid proposed project in Kasama district has been received by the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) for review. In line with the provisions of the Environmental Management Act Number 12 of 2011 (EMA) as read with the EIA Regulations SI. No. 28 of 1997 and is available for scrutiny at the following places: 1.

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ZEMA, Information and Documentation Centre in Lusaka; Kasama Municipal Council; and ZEMA website:www.zema.org.zm.

The report will be available for inspection during office hours from 09:00 hours to 16:00 hours. Interested and affected parties may send their written submissions to the undersigned by 15thJune, 2020. Please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned during the stated office hours should there be any other issue herein needing our attention.

The Director General Zambia Environmental Management Agency Corner of Church and Suez Roads P.O. Box 35131, LUSAKA Tel No.: +260 211 254023/59 E-mail: info@zema.org.zm

LUSAKA Lawyer Dickson Jere yesterday launched “masks for schools” programme in which he donated over 500 masks to George Central School in Matero to be used by children in examination classes.

Mr Jere donated masks and sanitisers to the school ahead of the school opening on 1st June. He said he picked on George Central School because it has 300 grade seven pupils and about 160 grade nines who come from most vulnerable families.

“I know the challenges which our parents in this area faces and cannot afford to buy these masks and sanitizers. So this small gesture will be replicated in other schools with simian or challenges,”Mr Jere said.

Mr Jere urged the school teachers to help in sensitizing the community and children on the dangers of the Covid-19 and especially on how to wear the masks and sanitizers or watch their hands regularly.

And receiving the dona-

tion, school headmistress Sylvia Miti said the donation came at a right time as the school administration held meeting this week to plan on how to deal with the massive numbers of children who may not afford masks.

“This is very timely. We have a huge number of school children in examination classes and this will cater for all of them,” Ms Miti said.

She appealed to other well-wishes to emulate Mr. Jere and help schools complement government efforts in the fight against Covid-19 ahead of the school re-opening in two weeks time.

George Central Headmistress Sylvia Miti receives donations from Lawyer Dickson Jere

State gives Mopani 14 days

By ROGERS KALERO MOPANI Copper Mines must clearly state its position within 14 days on what will happen to the mine after the 90day period elapses, Finance Minister Bwalya Ng'andu has said.

The Minister said it was not acceptable to leave the future of the mine in balance without clarity Dr Ng'andu is leading a delegation of ministers namely Richard Musukwa for Mines, Labour Minister Joyce Simukoko and Copperbelt Minister Japhen Mwakalombe.

He was speaking after a closed door meeting with Mopani management at Central offices in Kitwe yesterday.

He said his team held a frank and cordial meeting with the Mopani management and that the company’s acting Chief Executive Officer, Mr Charles Sakanya could not respond, but instead asked for time to consult his Government, he said, had made its presentation to the management at Mopani and

they need to consult their principals over the matter.

Dr Ng’andu said Government had given management 14 days in which to come up with their position after consulting their principals.

Mopani has notified Government to place the Mufulira and Kitwe assets on care and maintenance after 90 days.

And National Democratic Congress (NDC) president and former Information Minister, Chishimba Kambwili said Government must put its foot down and tell the management at Mopani to give it space so to monitor mining operations to avoid disadvantaging Zambians.

Mr Kambwili said Zambian miners, local mine contractors and suppliers had been disadvantaged for a long time by greedy investors and so it was time they were stopped.

He was speaking yesterday when he made a submission to the delegation of four ministers led by Finance Minister Bwalya Ng'andu at Garden Court Hotel in Kitwe

Kasama Airport project funds underway

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Thursday 21 May, 2020

ZCCM-IH, ARRAY METALS SEAL GOLD DEAL CGCZ

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CCM-IH has entered into a joint venture partnership through its subsidiary Consolidated Gold Company Zambia (CGCZ), with Array Metals, a global mining firm to process gold ore in Mumbwa, west of Lusaka.

Speaking after signing the agreement, Array Metals Group vice president Chris Rugari said the company’s overall total targeted gold production was 7, 500 kilogrammes from the resource, estimated to be worth US $400 million at the current prevailing market price.

Mr Rugari however said that the agreement with CGCZ will first process part of the resource and later ramp up production and processing.

“We have a two-year study conducted by Array Metals that

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N its quest to keep-up with the regulatory and legal framework in the country, the banking sector through the Bankers Association of Zambia (BAZ), developed an initiative to review and update the Code of Ethics and Banking Practice.

This Code was first introduced in 2002, following the identification of the need to develop confidence and good customer relationships by formalising standards of disclosure and conduct in the engagements between the banks and their customers.

The 2002 Code was first revised in 2010, in recognition of the both in-country and global transformation of the financial services sector.

In 2020, the industry recognised the need to align the Code in line with the evolving local and international technological, legislative, and regulatory environment. The updated Code has spells out standard ethics and principles relevant to all Commercial Banks, under the membership of the Association.

The 2020 Code of Ethics and Banking Practice is premised in recognition of the fact the evolving customer needs as well as industry developments. Although the Code is not legislative in nature, all BAZ member banks that adopt this Code are contractually bound by their obligations as provided by the Code.

The Code is a set of guidelines and standards that seek to foster best banking practices and enhance cordial business relationships between banks and their customers. This places the Code as part of the broader national consumer protection framework as well as the financial services regulatory system.

has an estimated inferred resource by JORC standards of 3 million tonnes of gold ore material containing between 2.5 and 3.5 grams of the precious metal per tonne.

“As a medium-sized company, we are very excited about this partnership because it gives us an opportunity to work directly with the Government in contributing meaningfully to the development of Mumbwa traditionally known for agriculture, through economic diversification, local participation and job creation,” Mr Rugari said.

CGCZ Chief Executive Officer, Faisal Keer, said CGCZ was partnering with various small-scale gold miners in the country and providing mining technical expertise.

He said his company was also providing access to earth moving machines and gold processing lines to kick-start and boost

their gold production.

Mr Keer said the mining and processing operations in the Mumbwa project was earmarked to start next month, once all statutory and regulatory approvals were obtained.

Meanwhile, ZCCM-IH Chief Executive Officer, Mabvuto Chipata, said ZCCM-IH’s strategic drive to harness the gold potential as mandated by Government was aimed at contributing to the 40 tonne target, which could only be achieved through such partnerships.

An initial $2.5 million will be invested in the first stage of the project and would go towards the setting up of a gold wash plant and other mining machinery to mine and process placer gold raw material.

In the JV agreement, CGCZ will hold a 65 percent stake and Array Metals Zambia will have 35 percent in the project, with

CGCZ Chief Executive Officer, Faisal Keer, said CGCZ was partnering with various smallscale gold miners in the country and providing mining technical expertise. ________________________

He said his company was also providing access to earth moving machines and gold processing lines to kickstart and boost their gold production. an initial phase targeted gold production of about 3 tonnes, worth approximately US $150 million at current prevailing market prices.

CGCZ is a gold processing and trading Joint Venture partnership between Karma Mining Services and Rural Development (55 percent) and ZCCM-IH (45 percent).

THE Ministry of Finance will soon release the remaining amount of money towards the completion of the Kasama Airport whose works are at about 80 percent, Kasama Member of Parliament, Kelvin Sampa, has said.

Mr Sampa has told the Daily Nation that he had an engagement with Finance Minister, Bwalya Ng’andu, who assured that the money would be available to complete the project.

The airport, he said, was among projects which had stalled due to financial challenges but earmarked for completion.

“The Finance Minister has released a bit of money.

What had delayed the whole process was because last year, we had a serious problem with low levels of water (for power generation) and Government was forced to channel resources towards the importation of electricity.

“A lot of projects got affected and that includes the Kasama Airport as well. As of last week when I had a meeting with the Finance Minister, he gave an indication that a substantial amount of money will be released so that the airport could be concluded,” Mr Sampa said.

Mr Sampa said the Minister was scheduled to tour the Northern Province next week to look at some projects that had stalled.

“He is supposed to have a

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essary information for customers to make informed decisions on the products and services offered by the bank.

The 2020 Code of Ethics and Banking Practice aims at: • Promoting the best banking practice by setting acceptable banking standards • Increasing transparency and foster better understanding of expected services provided

by Commercial Banks • Building and sustaining cordial relationships between the banks and customers • Fostering trust and confidence in the banking system; and • Encouraging fair, prudent and dependable corporate culture for bank customers

Equitable and Fairness in Interaction with Customers Banks shall serve all customers equitably, with honesty and fairness at all stages of their relationship with the banks, as this is recognised and part of the good governance and corporate culture of all banks as well as their authorised agents.

Disclosure and Transparency

The 2020 Code The 2020 Code of Ethics and Banking Practice is premised in recognition of the fact the evolving customer needs as well as industry developments. Although the Code is not legislative in nature, all BAZ member banks that adopt this Code are contractually bound by their obligations as provided by the Code.

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The Code of Ethics is premised on: Responsible Business Conduct of Banks and Authorised Agents It is expected that banks and their authorised agents will work in the best interest of their customers and be responsible for upholding financial consumer protection. Banks are also responsible and accountable for

the actions of their authorised agents, as well as their third-party service providers. Depending on the nature of the transaction and based on the information primarily provided by customers, banks assess the financial needs and capabilities of their customers prior to providing them with the products and services on offer. This entails that all frontline staff (especially those who interface with customers) are well trained and vested with the nec-

Banks and their authorised agents are obliged to clearly set out and explain they key features, risks and terms of the products, fees, commissions, or applicable charges to their customers. In addition, all financial promotional material should be accurate, truthful, comprehensible and should not in any way be ambiguous in nature. Standardised precontractual disclosure practices shall be adopted where applicable and practicable to allow for comparisons between products and services of the same nature. Where advice is sought by the customer or provided by the banks, this advice should be as objective as

tour of the Northern Province next week and the essence of his tour is to look at some of these projects that have stalled so that money that is being mentioned must be seen to be practically used,” he said.

The MP also said that the township roads in Kasama, just like the airport, are among projects to be concluded in his constituency as per Government directive that all works at 80 percent must be concluded.

“Three quarters of the payments have been made and so, as we are speaking, we are at above 80 percent of the work and about 20 percent of the works remaining before the project is completed. Government had indicates that all projects that are at 80 percent must be concluded.

Member of Parliament, Kelvin Sampa

possible and should in general be based on the customer’s profile considering the complexity of the product, the risks associated with it, as well as the customer’s financial objectives, knowledge, capabilities and experience. In the same vein, banks shall inform customers on the importance of providing their banks with relevant, accurate and available information.

Financial Education and Awareness Banks will collaborate with the Government, regulatory bodies and other relevant stakeholders to promote financial education and awareness and help existing and prospective customers develop the knowledge, skills and confidence required to understand risks, including financial risks and opportunities, make informed choices, know where to go for assistance and take effective action to improve their own financial well-being. The provision of broad-based financial education and information to intensify customers’ financial knowledge and capability should always be promoted, especially to marginalised groups and both unserved and under-served populations. In this regard, clear information on customer protection, rights and responsibilities should easily be accessible by customers.

As always, be sure to join us next week as we continue on a series highlighting different aspects of the 2020 Code of Ethics and Banking Practice.

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Thursday 21 May, 2020

Tanzania lifts restrictions on passenger flights DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania’s civil aviation authority has lifted all restrictions on passenger flights operating in the country.

The body said in a tweet that the development follows a “decrease of Covid-19 cases.”

The Ministry of Health on Monday said arriving international travellers would be screened for Covid-19 symptoms at entry points before being granted entry.

The tourism sector is the country’s second biggest employer after agriculture and has been hit hard by the pandemic.

Meanwhile, the head of the UK’s national tourism agency has thrown her weight behind setting up so-called air bridges with countries with low coronavirus rates.

Visit Britain chief executive Patricia Yates told MPs it was an “interesting” idea and indicated the US could be

open to agreeing a deal.

Air bridges would allow visitors from low-risk countries into the UK without having to quarantine for 14 days.

A government spokesperson said air bridges were “not an agreed policy.”

He said: “Work on this is continuing... ultimately we will be guided by the science and the health of the public must come first.”

Transport secretary Grant Shapps suggested on Monday that the government’s plan to quarantine people arriving in the UK for two weeks could include exceptions.

He said: “We should indeed consider further improvements, for example, things like air bridges enabling people from other countries who have themselves achieved lower levels of coronavirus infection to come to the country,” Yates told the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee that the US may be interested in reopening travel links with the UK. She added that other valuable markets for mutual arrangements also include France, Germany and Italy.

Airlines have objected to the government’s 14 day quarantine plan which they say will put people off from travelling. – BBC.

No guarantee of quick economic bounce back, warns Sunak LONDON - It is "not obvious there will be an immediate bounceback" for the UK economy, once lockdown restrictions are eased, the chancellor Rishi Sunak has warned.

Sunak said he hoped for a swift recovery, but it could take time for the UK economy to get back to normal.

"It takes time for people to get back to the habits that they had, there are still restrictions in place," he said.

His warning came as figures showed the number of people claiming unemployment benefit soared to 2.1 million in April.

The jump of 856, 500 claims in April reflected the impact of the first full month of lockdown, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.

The government has made some changes to who can claim work-related benefits during the pandemic, but this figure is one of a series that show the stress Covid-19 is putting on the jobs market.

Speaking to the Lords Economic Affairs Committee, Sunak said figures from around the world where countries were progressively easing and lifting restrictions, suggested a full recovery could take time.

He said the "question that occupies" his mind was "what degree of long-term scarring is there on the economy" and that once restrictions begin to be lifted there will be the case of "what do we return to" and on that the "jury's out."

But he admitted he felt "all economic forecasters and economists would agree the longer the recession is, it is likely the degree of that scarring will be greater."

He said that even if the government can reopen retail in England as planned on the June 1, there will still be restrictions on how people can shop. – BBC.

WB NODS $1BN FUNDING FOR KENYA BUDGET SUPPORT

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AIROBI - The World Bank has approved a $1 billion loan for Kenya to help it close a gaping budget deficit and tackle the economic shocks from the coronavirus pandemic, both sides said yesterday.

The loan, initiated before the health crisis started, is the second ever such direct lending for the budget from the World Bank, after the first was processed last year.

“Its approval is timely, since it will help fill the financing gap generated by the severe, ongoing shock to Kenya’s economy,” the World Bank said in a statement.

The budget deficit has swollen to 8.2 percent of GDP in the financial year to the end of June, from an initial forecast of under seven percent, mainly due to

FILE PHOTO - Robert Okubo, a volunteer, fumigates with disinfectant spray outside the Kasarani police station to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in Nairobi reduced tax collection and lost revenue from VAT and income tax cuts.

Finance Minister Ukur Yatani said the approval was a vote of confidence in the government’s handling of the economy.

“The... WB (World Bank) does not provide budget support to countries with a weak macro framework,” he wrote on Twitter.

The bank said that $750 million of the loan, which will come from the International Development Association, will be repaid over a 30-year period, after a grace period of five years, with 1.35 percent interest.

The second component of $250 million, which will come from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, will have a

market-based interest rate of about two percent.

“Both amounts are highly concessional,” Felipe Jaramillo, the World Bank’s Kenya head, told an online news conference.

The loan comes two weeks after the IMF approved $739 million in emergency financing, a move which has supported the shilling currency.

– REUTERS.

Wealthy countries failing Africa during pandemic, presidents say JOHANNESBURG Wealthy countries are failing Africa, with pledges of financial support and debt relief falling well short of the continent’s needs as it battles the Covid-19 pandemic, several African presidents said on Tuesday.

Developed economies have channelled trillions of dollars into health initiatives and economic stimulus at home. But the presidents - from Kenya, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, Senegal and Niger - said they could not afford such measures in their own countries.

“We’re not in a position to

protect companies, to preserve jobs. There’s an injustice that is again being exposed by Covid-19,” Senegal’s President Macky Sall said during a virtual roundtable organised by the New York Forum Institute think-tank.

While Africa, with a limited capacity to test, has recorded just a fraction of the world’s coronavirus cases, it has been hit hard by the economic fallout from global trade disruptions, falling oil and commodities prices and the lockdowns deployed to fight the disease’s spread.

Africa has called for a $100

Manufacturing production declines for 9th consecutive month JOHANNESBURG Manufacturing output contracted for the ninth consecutive month with Statistics South Africa on Tuesday reporting a 2.1 percent yearon-year decline in volumes for February 2020.

Production declined by 2.3 percent in February, compared to January. For the three months ending in

February, production volumes decreased 2.2 percent.

"Eight of the 10 manufacturing divisions reported negative growth rates over this period," the report from Stats SA read. The largest negative contributions for the year's figures are attributed to basic iron, steel and metal products, followed by wood, paper, publishing and printing

billion stimulus package from wealthy nations, forgiveness of bilateral debt and a suspension of private debt service.

“More must be done,” said Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara, a former senior official at the International Monetary Fund.

“There’s been a selfishness on the part of industrialised nations for decades.”

Last month, the Group of 20 wealthy economies backed an IMF and World Bank call for a suspension of bilateral debt service for the world’s poorest countries.

Not all African countries products and the clothing and textiles industry. Food and beverages was the largest positive contributor to February's figures. FNB economist, Geoff Nölting, noted that the food and beverages sector has historically been resilient. "In fact, since 2017, the food & beverages division has only contracted in three months on an annual basis," Nölting said.

"The outlook for the manufacturing sector remains bleak, particularly in the clothing, footwear & textiles, and motor vehicle parts and accessories

qualify for the initiative however, and some that do have not requested relief fearing it could impact future access to capital markets. Lenders, meanwhile, have shown little appetite for broad relief on Africa’s private debt.

President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya, which is eschewing the G20 initiative, said the world had a duty to give Africa the fiscal space to take care of its people.

“This is not a handout. This is support based on a crisis that was not created on the African continent,” he said. – REUTERS. subsectors.

"This is due to disruptions in global supply chains and strain in the domestic labour market as employment and income growth are expected to come under severe pressure amid stringent lockdown measures," Nölting added. The Absa Purchasing Manager's Index for the first quarter of the year, reflected a contraction in manufacturing activity.

The most recent PMI for April shows that business activity in the sector fell to a record low, Bloomberg reported. – FIN24.

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UPND must state position on Seer-1

SOCIAL MEDIA Daily Nation Zambia CHINESE RESTAURANT OWNER TO BE DEPORTED IF FOUND WANTING - LUSAMBO Hon. Bowman Chilosha Lusambo writes LANTIAN RESTAURANT: UNDESIRED BEHAVIOUR IN LUSAKA I wish to confirm that the Provincial Administration is actively following up the case of a Mr. Tang Wei, the apparent owner of Lantian Restaurant, a estaurant in Lusaka at the centre of a racism row.

Let me state that if the allegations of racial discrimination levelled against Mr. Tang are proven, my office will not hesitate to recommend to authorities for his express deportation from Zambia.

As Lusaka Province Minister, there is simply no room for rogue behaviour in our province especially those bordering on race, tribe or colour.

Our Province and City in particular has existed for many decades and played hosts to millions of people from different racial backgrounds who have settled here for business or personal reasons and they now call Lusaka home. The Chinese community itself has been an all-weather friend to the City of Lusaka. The Chinese City of Fuzhou Jiangxi Province has a twinning partnership with Lusaka. Chongwe has twinned with China’s Mianyang City.

All these bilateral signs of friendships go to symbolise a strong bond between Chinese and Zambians.

We shall therefore not tolerate undesired behavior of a few foreigners to damage the good relations that Lusaka and its people have enjoyed with millions of visitors and investors over the many years of its existence.

COMMENTS Rabson Mumba: You don’t need any more evidence. The current evidence is already overwhelming. You can also check their CCTV footage before they erase it.

Kennedy Gondwe: The evidence was captured on camera and his apology captured on video is sufficient enough to hold a case against him for deportation, no two ways about it.

Davison Sakala: Zambia the only country, a foreign behaves like they own you. In my case, l report them, at least I’ve made two to be deported.

Maximillian Mumbi: Very sad development where the “natives are called foreigners by foreigners.�

Anne Kaminda Mwape: Yes, please just deport Mr. Tang Wei and ensure he doesn’t come back as Mr. Wae Ting.

Mapachi Knight: Let the great Lusambo carry out his work No political interference whatsoever. Some China men are ill mannered.

Susan Mudolo Mahundu: Please follow him to the airport and show us his photos we just want to make sure ati ayenda. đ&#x;¤— Jack Kalubila: Let him go for others to learn lessons.

Mukwati Samasamu Mwala: On this one we are together!

Alfonso Kalumba: You should act not sending warning boss.

Crosby Emmanuel Mwelwa Mate: But the evidence is there. What more do you want?

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HIGH INCIDENCES OF SPOUSAL KILLINGS WORRYING Dear Editor,

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AMBIA has in the recent past witnessed a surge in incidences of spousal killing. The situation is worrying. In a nutshell, spousal killing is a scenario where the husband murders the wife and vice versa owing to marital disputes.

Spousal killing can also involve people in an intimate relationship.

The reasons for spousal killing are many and varied. The reasons may include infidelity, petty jealousy and lack of premarital counselling. The spousal killing can also be attributed to the husband’s failure to provide basic needs such as food for his family.

Whatever reason compounded the spousal killing, the bizarre

incident is not justifiable. Why taking your spouse’s life over marital conflicts? The amicable solution must be sought to avert the high incidences of spousal killing.

However, there is a need for premarital counselling for the people contemplating marriage.

The church leaders should be involved to conduct the premarital counselling sessions.

This is important in that it empowers the would-be marriage couples with the necessary knowledge on how best to resolve differences in their home.

Communication is also an important tool that can be used to resolving the marital conflicts that might arise. When there is no communication, it becomes difficult to address some

problems in the marriage. Every marriage has some marital conflicts. How you resolve them is what is important.

Our local tabloids carry stories of spousal killings. This is not a good thing as it depicts the degradation of morals among some married couples.

Moving forward; there is a need to amicably address the high incidences of spousal killings. This can be done through communication between the marriage couples and the premarital counselling.

Marriage was not meant to be a burden. If the marriage turbulence is annihilated, then the matrimonial union will be full of happiness.

ELEMIYA PHIRI, Lusaka.

Dear Editor, WE unearthed the apparent political alliance between the purported exiled prophet Seer-1 and fivetime losing Presidential candidate Hakainde Sammy Hichilema. It is not a hidden fact that See-1 prefers HH to ECL. The disgruntled prophet is ready to go to any length to mislead the unsuspecting public that the revelation points toward the political reject HH as the replacement to ECL. The recent revelations that HH is frustrating Seer-1’s efforts to make him President are quite serious. It has also been observed that UPND has not publicly issued a statement to condemn the fallen prophet.

We wonder why UPND find it suitable to work well with foreigners yet they complain on the perceived Chinese invasion in our country. Seer-1 associated himself with the UPND and since then the party has not distanced itself from the allegations. Is UPND interested in the expired “do as I say� which has failed to be compatible in a Christian society.

Further, the other week Seer-1 advised HH to be radical and wrestle power from PF. Within 24 hours, Mr Hichilema addressed the media renewing his campaign for Armageddon under the guise of self-defence. One wonders whether the disgraceful Seer-1 is the political consultant for UPND. The unholy alliances between UPND and the foreigners with interest in Zambian politics is an eye opener as to why we need the regulatory framework for political parties.

It is just unfair to have political parties with strong ties with foreigners positioning themselves as an alternative government is unfair to Zambians. Mr Hichilema’s appetite for foreign political and economic cooperation raises questions on whether he is a politically responsible person.

MARVIN CHANDA MBERI, Youth Rights Activist, Lusaka.

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Thursday 21, May 2020

Chifubu residents casual about Covid-19, says MP

By MUYANI SHINJABALE CHIFUBU residents in Ndola are taking the outbreak of Covid-19 casually instead of joining efforts to fight the pandemic, area Member of Parliament, Frank Ng’ambi has said.

Mr Ng’ambi has thus urged residents to adjust to the

‘new normal’ way of living with Covid-19 as it would be around for some time to come.

Mr Ng’ambi noted that the people of his constituency were taking the novel corona virus very casually.

He was speaking in an interview after distributing face masks and hand sanitizers to bus drivers and motorists in his constituency during the early hours of yesterday.

He noted with concern that people in his area were taking the pandemic casually and were not masking up nor observing social distancing.

“This pandemic is here to stay, we will have it for a long time so we need to protect ourselves,” Mr Ng’ambi said.

He spent K22, 000 on face masks, liquid soaps and other materials to ensure that people were well protected and sensitised on the pandemic.

Mr Ng’ambi stated that following the decision by Government to re-open examination classes, he would ensure that all schools were disinfected.

He stated that parents should take serious measures to protect and sensitise their children about the pandemic.

I am not for Bill 10 - Teddy Kasonso

By JACKSON MAPAPAYI I CAN only work with the Patriotic Front (PF) on principle and will not vote in favour of the Constitution amendment Bill number 10, Solwezi West UPND Member of Parliament Teddy Kasonso has declared.

Mr Kasonso said the PF did not have the numbers required to pass Constitution amendment Bill number 10 even if two UPND MPs voted in its favour.

Speaking during the provincial executive committee meeting at which he cleared the allegations suggesting that he had been bought by the PF, Mr Kasonso said he could not be swayed just because of money.

He said that he would only work with the PF and President Edgar Lungu on principle and not that he would be bought.

"It is not possible that the bill 10 can pass because the PF do not have enough number of Members of Parliament, and even if two or three opposition MPs supported it, bill 10 cannot pass," he said.

He boldly pledged his continued support to the UPND and demanded that members needed to verify information before making wild allegations.

“The rules of the Select Committee in Parliament are such that, one cannot vote against the resolution of the Committee. The walk-out by my fellow UPND MPs was not done at the point of voting for people to accuse me of working with PF. Mr Kasonso said Bill number 10 could have been history by now had it been debated because PF was five MPs short when the UPND members walked out of Parliament.

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SOUTH FARMERS WANT MARKET FOR OTHER CROPS W

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E can only diversify from maize g r o w ing to other crops if Government facilitated a reliable market, farmers in Southern Province have declared.

The farmers insisted that diversification to other crops should come with a reliable market because they would not want to end up with stocks of unsold produce.

This came to light during a quarterly review meeting on ‘Agriculture Diversification towards Sustainable Food Production and Consumption in Zambia’ organised by Civil Society for Poverty Reduction( CSPR) in Choma.

Luyando Handodo, a farmer, complained although Government was calling for diversification

By MUYANI SHINJABALE THE Ministry of Health should set up a screening point at the Indeni checkpoint in Ndola to detect the coronavirus in some truckers as they enter the city, says Munkulungwe ward councillor Agnes Chomba.

Indeni check-point is mounted on the NdolaKapiri Mposhi road from vehicle entering Ndola from Northern, Muchinga Lusaka provinces and beyond.

Ms Chomba said Munkulungwe ward was one of the areas that received cross border truckers who parked in the area.

In an interview, she said the cross border truckers who entered the province without being tested posed

from maize to other Crops, it had not helped in created a market for other crops.

"We farmers are willing to diversify, but who is going to buy? Maize already has a read market, other crops like soya beans are only sold to briefcase buyers who themselves want to set their own price," she said.

Another farmer, Gift Bupe, also appealed to government to assist in setting up market for other crops.

She said after trying other crops during the 2019/2020 farming when she planted maize, sorghum and groundnuts in the same field, her crops were never attacked by pests and her harvest was good.

And CSPR former Board Chairperson, Partner Siabutuba, appealed to Government to make some changes in the curriculum as pupils were still being taught

that maize was the staple food in Zambia.

"How can we diversify and change the mind-set of people when pupils are still taught that maize is the Staple food?

“It is these same pupils that will one day become farmers, so Government needs to closely look at this and change the curriculum" said Mr Siabutuba, who is Youth Development Organisation Executive Director.

Mount Covid-19 screening centre at Indeni check-point a serious threat to the health of the people.

She, advised the Ndola district Health office to consider station a team at the check point that would help detect coronavirus in some truck drivers from various areas to avoid the importation of the virus.

Ms Chomba said truckers from all over entered Copperbelt without being tested, which was risky for the people in Ndola and other Copperbelt towns.

Meanwhile, Ms Chomba said she had distributed soap,

hand sanitiser and hand washing buckets to some residents in her ward donated by Indeni Petroleum Refinery.

She called on other corporate partners to emulate Indeni and supplement Government's efforts to mitigate the pandemic.

Ms Chomba said such donations went long way in promoting the well-being of the community members as well as safeguarding them against the pandemic.

She noted that Bwana Mkubwa Constituency housed a number of companies thus the need for them to join hands

with Government in the fight against the pandemic.

North-West UPND polls underway

By JACKSON MAPAPAYI

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THE United Party for National Development (UPND) will hold the intra-party elections in the North Western Province starting today for the ward, constituency, district and provincial committees.

The elections will run from today to June 27.

Provincial elections commissioner, Munji Habenzu,

expressed happiness that the province had remained a UPND strong-hold since the birth of the party in 1998.

He was speaking during a provincial executive Committee (PEC) meeting in Solwezi.

Mr Habenzu said the PEC resolved that the dates should not be changed.

“May 21 shall be for ward and branch elections with constituency and district

Mr Habenzu “May 21 shall be for ward and branch elections with constituency and district elections set for 6 June. Then, the Provincial elections will be made on June 27,” elections set for 6 June. Then,

the Provincial elections will be made on June 27,” Mr Habenzu said.

He explained that the PEC had also appointed elections commissioners in all the constituencies to ensure intra-party elections in the province run according to schedule.

Present during the meeting were all the 12 UPND Members of Parliament in the North western province.

Thursday 21 May, 2020

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Lesotho's new PM sworn in MASERU - Moeketsi Majoro was sworn in as Lesotho’s new prime minister yesterday, a day after his predecessor resigned under pressure over a scandal involving the killing of his wife.

Majoro, who was previously finance minister, took the oath at the king’s palace in front of dignitaries.

He will stay in charge until scheduled elections in June 2022.

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Moeketsi Majoro It was only the third time that power has changed hands peacefully in Lesotho’s history since independence from Britain in 1966, a period marked by coups and waves of unrest.

Veteran politician Thomas Thabane, 80, bowed to calls to resign on Tuesday, three months after police named him and his current wife Maesaiah as suspects in the murder of his former spouse Lipolelo in a case that plunged the mountain kingdom into a political crisis.

“I have inadvertently erred in several ways,” Thabane said in his handover speech.

“I ask you that you forgive me for my mistakes.”

Lipolelo Thabane was shot dead in her car in June 2017 two days before her husband’s inauguration as leader of the country of about two million people. He married Maesaiah two months later.

Maesaiah, 43, has been charged with murder, while Thomas Thabane argued in court in February that he has immunity due to his office.

Both deny any wrongdoing.

Thabane’s own All Basotho Convention (ABC) party, opposition figures and South African mediators had leant on him to quit, but he had resisted, supported by an inner circle of loyalists.

In comments after the swearing-in, the new prime minister promised to make tackling Covid-19 - Lesotho has recorded one case so far - poverty and unemployment his main priorities.

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OU may not agree with me, but it is always advisable that when you are in a foreign country where Zambia has a diplomatic mission, you register yourself with the embassy and make efforts to get to know fellow Zambians in that country.

This is because your embassy is your home away from home and by interacting with fellow Zambians, you don’t feel lost and hence home sickness is reduced.

But if one decides to hide one’s true identity in a foreign country, the consequences

THE SAD TALE OF BRIDGET’S LONELY DEATH can be quite disastrous, as it happened in the following story where one unfortunate Zambian woman died a lonely death.

In May, 2010, the Zambia High Commission in Pretoria

received a report from a Zambian national based in the Eastern Cape, Mr Navy Simukonda, concerning the death and burial of a compatriot, Bridget Munsanje, who died on February 17, 2010, in

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Bridget’s background proved fruitless.

The deceased’s passport was found by someone in Johannesburg whom we suspected was a friend but she did not put her details. When Mr Simukonda and his colleagues investigated further, they were informed that Bridget had left her passport in Johannesburg and used a refugee permit instead. The refugee permit was found among her belongings.

How Bridget got her refugee permit is anybody's guess because such permits are Anyway, the normally given to people copy of Bridget’s running away from possible political persecution passport had their own countries. No been faxed from in Zambian living in South Northgate in Africa was entitled to a refJohannesburg. As ugee status because there were no political problems already alluded to, what complicated the in Zambia one would be running away from. If anystory was that Bridget thing, Zambia is one of the stopped using her few countries in the world passport and travel without political exiles living outside its borders. document and used Anyway, the copy of the refugee permit Bridget’s passport had been instead. faxed from Northgate in Johannesburg. As already However, efforts by Mr alluded to, what complicatSimukonda, who was the ed the story was that Bridget chairman of the Eastern stopped using her passport Cape Chapter of the Zambian and travel document and used Association in South Africa the refugee permit instead.

According to Mr Simukonda, (ZASA) at the time, and his compatriots to obtain the a Zambian Good Samaritan

East London. The Mission was requested to assist in tracing the family of this woman.

The story was that this woman came to the Eastern Cape via Johannesburg and stayed briefly in Grahams Town in the same province.

She did not associate with any known Zambian and therefore stayed with local South African nationals. We were informed that she had a friend in Johannesburg who happened to know her background and how she came to South Africa.

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based in King Williams Town by the name of Mbijama approached her local church which assisted in putting Bridget to rest on Saturday, March 6, 2010. A sum of R5, 000 was found in Bridget’s bag while the Eastern Cape Chapter of ZASA contributed R2, 800. The R7, 800 was given to the church to meet its expenses.

By the time I left South Africa towards the end of 2010 and got transferred to Botswana, the Mission was still awaiting a feedback from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Lusaka regarding Bridget’s relatives. Thus, whether relatives were eventually traced I am not in a position to know because I was not there.

What is worth stressing for now, however, is that if Bridget had bothered to get to know fellow Zambians in the Eastern Cape, this problem would not have arisen. Indeed, her relatives could have been traced and she might have been buried in Zambia instead of in a foreign land. *The author is a Lusakabased media consultant and a former diplomat in South Africa and Botswana.

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‘Lift ban on soccer’

By MICHAEL MIYOBA FAZ Provincial League club KASA Bulls FC captain Blessings Kaonga has called on government to consider lifting the ban on contact sports such as football which contributes massively to the economic development of the country.

Kaonga, who is an unemployed clinical officer said football is a source of income for many youths who have been left with nothing to do after the ban was implemented in March following the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.

He said lifting the ban on contact sports especially football will prevent many youths from engaging in criminal activities which have become the order of the day in many communities.

Kaonga said there is need for Zambia to emulate Germany which decided to continue with football despite having more Covid-19 cases compared to most African countries.

“We are also appealing that since we have the Bundesliga which resumed in Germany where there are

more Covid-19 cases why not Zambia? As long as we are able to adhere to the measures from the Ministry of Health.

“Lifting the ban will also help many youths from not engaging in criminal activities and drinking which is the case now despite bars being closed. For us to be assisted, let Government lift some restrictions on contact sports especially soccer,” Kaonga said.

And Collins Siambulo, a Kanyama resident urged the government to lift the ban imposed on contact sports for the sports world to quickly adapt to the new normal.

Siambulo said Government should ease up on some restrictions because the Covid-19 pandemic is here to stay like other diseases such as Malaria and HIV/AIDS. He said youths have continued to defy the government by engaging in social football activities in various communities because they are struggling to stay at their respective homes because of having nothing to do.

However, Ministry of Sports, Youth and Child Development, Permanent Secretary Joe Kapembwa said contact sports remains banned and those found disregarding directives risk being arrested.

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DYNAMOS CAN WIN IT

… Rangers, Napsa, Eagles, Nkana, Zesco not better than us, says Bakala

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USAKA Dynamos coach Ian Bakala says his team has a chance of winning the MTN/ FAZ Super Division should FAZ stick to its decision for the league title to be decided on the pitch.

Bakala a former Chipolopolo international is confident that Lusaka Dynamos would qualify for the CAF Champions’ League if the games were to resume because they had been playing well before the league was suspended on March 20.

The former Premeiro De Agosto FC and Kabuscorp FC star in Angola said in an interview that teams ahead of Lusaka Dynamos on the Super Division table are not better than his team

ZAMBIA Taekwando Association (ZTA) president Likando Nangonde says the association is working towards hosting on-line tournaments to ensure athletes remain active during the coronavirus period.

In an interview, Nangonde said through the guidance from the International Taekwando Federation, the association will soon come up with a calendar for on-line tournaments.

"For now, all activities remain suspended until a lockdown on contact sport is eased.

As an association we are working on organising online

which is sixth on the 18-team table with 40 points, five points behind table toppers Forest Rangers.

“If we had to play to finish the league I think for me I don’t see us not playing the Champions League though we started very badly but with the way it is now, I think we have a chance if not winning the league, at least we can play the champions league.

“I think all those teams which are on top of us are not good than us. And if you see the second round for us each and every player was showing their skills and I had put something in their minds as players to know that winning, it’s not just done by talking but by acting on the field of play,” Bakala said.

Bakala took part at the 1999 FIFA World Youth

Championship before he featured at three AFCON’s with the Chipolopolo. The former Kabwe Warriors Midfielder who went on to play for Belgium club K.F.C. Germinal Beerschot before trekking to CAPS United FC in Zimbabwe during the 2004/2005 season said winning the league with Lusaka Dynamos would be a bonus for him as a young coach who has made a difference since he took over from veteran coach Patrick Phiri who is now with Lumwana Radiants.

Meanwhile Bakala said the Covid-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on his players who are not able to train often because of the restrictions.

He said his player’s fitness levels have dropped despite carrying out trainings through video contents provided by the former

Chipolopolo star.

Bakala said he will not be bothered if the Super Division is cancelled with Forest Rangers declared champions because the Ndola outfit was playing well under the guidance of former Kabwe Warriors coach Tennant Chilumba before the Super Division was suspended.

“Forest have never won the league and I have to give credit to coach Tenant Chilumba because, when he went to Forest, the team wasn’t on top.” Bakala is unbeaten in 2020 with Lusaka Dynamos having recorded impressive victories over Zanaco, Power Dynamos, Mufulira Wanderers, Kansanshi Dynamos and Red Arrows while the fixtures against Napsa, Nkana and Green Buffaloes ended in stalemates.

Pulev warns Anthony Joshua he will not step aside for Tyson Fury bout

Taekwondo tourneys go on-line

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tournaments to keep our athletes in shape.

KUBRAT Pulev says he will not step away from his shot at the world heavyweight belts and warned Anthony Joshua "you either fight or vacate the title."

The Bulgarian is mandatory challenger for Joshua's IBF title but their planned bout on June 20 was postponed.

It led to talk of Pulev being paid to step aside so Joshua could face Tyson Fury for all four heavyweight belts.

"I can't understand why we are still postponing instead of fixing a date and venue and getting to work?" said Pulev.

"Enough is enough. I can't wait

Nangonde

“This way, it will help us to monitor their fitness level. So we are mobilising resources and appealing to the corporate world for support,” “This way, it will help us to monitor their fitness level. So we are mobilising resources and appealing to the corporate world for support," Nangonde said.

He called on athletes to maintain discipline by adhering to training sessions while in isolation.

Monday matches back on La Liga agenda

THE fight over Monday night matches escalated a bitter dispute between Spain's two main football bodies last year but the contentious time slot is set to return as organisers scramble to complete a season paralysed by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Spanish soccer federation president Luis Rubiales

to win this fight. "I see how people are afraid of me and are trying to face someone else before me. That's not how a real world champion should act." Pulev was due to face Briton Joshua in 2017 but withdrew because of injury and was also in mandatory position when Joshua lost to Andy Ruiz Jr in June 2019.

Joshua holds the IBF, WBA and WBO belts and has talked of his desire to face WBC champion Fury, who is due to face Deontay Wilder for a third time when boxing returns following its shutdown because of the coronavirus pandemic.

It would appear the two British heavyweights will need to wait and win their respective fights with neither Wilder nor Pulev appearing likely to accept “step-aside” money.

"I did it once when I didn't have to do it for Joshua to have his second match against Ruiz Jr. Everything was against IBF's rules, but I compromised," said Pulev. - BBC.

led a successful campaign to do away with fixtures on Mondays, delighting an army of fans who say the time slot prevents families or those who work late from attending matches. A commercial court's ruling to ban Monday matches deepened tensions between Rubiales and La Liga chief Javier Tebas, who claims that a variety of time slots

makes the league more attractive to broadcasters.

But if the two institutions were deeply divided by their opinions on scheduling, they have been united by a desire to complete the final 11 rounds of matches without spectators and avoid potentially catastrophic losses of one billion euros ($1.09 billion).

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HE Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) says its 2017 and 2019 amended constitution had the blessing of the soccer governing body (FIFA) and that it was not targeted at individuals.

Speaking when he featured on ZNBC's the Dressing Room programme on Monday, FAZ general secretary Adrian Kashala said the constitutional changes that were done in 2017 were never created to target individuals but instigated by FIFA. Kashala said that unlike the misconception, the constitution was not made to suit the association's president Andrew Kamanga.

He said that the changes to the constitution that were done in 2017 and 2019 were very minimal.

“There is a misconception that the FAZ constitution means Andrew Kamanga

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and when someone fails to fit in the constitution, it is Andrew Kamanga who has barred this particular person.

“The constitution has been sitting with us from 2017, if at all anyone felt aggrieved from 2017 to 2020 someone should have raised the red flag or red card that I am not comfortable way before 2020 elections were in the picture.”

Kashala noted that there was need for administrators to follow the due process of the constitution as they had tied themselves to the document. And speaking on the same programme, FAZ vice president Rix Mweemba said the constitutional changes were done openly with FIFA engaging all the councillors through a visit in 2017.

“In fact if you checked correctly, the Electoral Code and the FAZ constitution are just replicas of the FIFA constitution. It is because FIFA was on the verge of doing the same to all member associations. We are members of FIFA and bound by rules of FIFA. Andrew Kamanga as FAZ president is obliged to defend the constitution.”

The amended FAZ constitution of 2017 and 2019 has come under scrutiny from aggrieved stakeholders following the 2020 electoral process that saw some candidates barred from the elections on account of having failed to meet some requirements.