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THE opposition has started crying foul to compel President Edgar Lungu to rescind his decision to contest the 2021 general elections because he was a political heavyweight and are sacred of facing him, Patriotic Front (PF) Vice Chairperson for Mobilisation Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba has said, Mr Mwamba said the

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opposition had no capacity to outwit President Lungu because of his political experience gained over the years.

He said in an interview yesterday, opposition leaders “throwing stones” on the Head of State by claiming he was not Presidential material because they were scared of giving them a good run come 2021.

Mr Mwamba known as GBM was reacting to All Congress president Nason Msoni who was quoted in some sections of the media claiming President Lungu

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SOME local contractors have started receiving the money owed to them by Government, Small Scale [Page 4] Contractors Association of Zambia has said.

Association president, Mutale Mpepo, said the local contractors engaged to do routine maintenance had started receiving funds from the Ministry of Finance.

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WHO recognises traditional medicines

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The World Health Organisation (WHO) said in a statement on Monday that it welcomes innovations including repurposing drugs, traditional medicines and developing new therapies in the search for potential treatments for Covid-19.

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ALL specimen are carried in public transport as long as they are well packaged, so those attacking the Minister of Health Chitalu Chilufya on the COVID 19 specimen which were ferried in a bus are misplaced, former Republican Vice President Enock Kavindele has said.

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SECURE THE GRAIN THAT some farmers in the country are yielding to coercive manoeuvres and selling their maize cheaply is a real threat to food security at household and national levels.

Reports abound of some farmers succumbing to crafty grain buyers, who are offering spot cash for a field even before the maize is harvested.

In the hinterland of Luapula Province, buyers from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are having a field day, buying maize cheaply from small-holder farmers, who have not even started harvesting the grain.

The story is the same in many parts of the country including Muchinga Province, which has been invaded by Malawians and Tanzanians.

Foreigners are buying off maize fields cheaply and engaging locals to do the harvesting for them, prompting Chief Katyetye of Isoka to raise the red flag.

A worse scenario is in Mpongwe, in the peri-urban of the Copperbelt, where “buyers” are hiring local youths to steal and haul maize in large quantities from commercial farms in the dead of the night.

Perhaps, small-holder farmers are in hurry to sell their produce under a belief that the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) will delay to buy the grain in the wake of the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak.

It is highly possible that the exploitative elements that have invaded rural areas are spreading misleading information that the FRA will not get on the market because of the rising cases of the pandemic.

But truth be told, the FRA is ready to get on the market and will do so as soon as the moisture content in the maize grain reduces to acceptable levels.

This is to ensure that the grain does not rot in storage facilities.

In fact, FRA public relations coordinator, John Chipwende, has advised the farmers to prepare their produce for sale as soon as the moisture content drops.

The FRA will start buying maize grain when the moisture content is about 12.5 percent so that it is stored in strategic reserves for future use.

Thus the farmers must exercise patience and only sell their surplus maize to the FRA, which has a legal mandate of establishing and maintaining a strategic food reserve.

The FRA also holds the mandate to manage storage facilities and crop marketing.

Therefore, the exploitative buyers that have gone full throttle to haul maize at a cheap price are spoilers and not saviours; they are greedy.

Farmers should wait a little bit more and only sell their maize grain to the FRA as Government will soon announce the maize floor prices.

In fact, the small-holder farmers should only sell the surplus produce and store some for consumption to guarantee food security at both household and national levels.

The spoilers who have invaded the countryside and other areas will hoodwink the small-holder farmers, get their maize and later sell the same grain to FRA at a higher price.

Just last week, President Edgar Lungu announced that the FRA will buy over one million tonnes of maize from farmers.

This assurance came from the highest office in the land and hence the farmers should wait for the right time and the right buyer to get their grain.

They must not allow greedy elements spoil the plans; the bumper harvest is not for them.

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KAVINDELE DEFENDS HEALTH MINISTRY Lusambo … on specimen carried on public transport disperses ‘keep fit’ A residents

By SILUMESI MALUMO

LL specimen are carried in public transport as long as they are well packaged, so those attacking the Minister of Health Chitalu Chilufya on the Covid-19 specimen which were ferried in a bus are misplaced, former Republican Vice President Enock Kavindele has said.

Mr Kavindele who is also former Minister of Health in former Republican President Dr Frederick Chiluba’s regime, said there was nothing wrong for the specimen to be ferried on the public transport as that had been a norm.

He said in an interview yesterday, those attacking Dr Chilufya unnecessarily had no knowledge of how activities were conducted by the health authorities.

Mr Mkandawire said it was unfortunate that a health personnel had died while ferrying the specimen but there was nothing wrong which the health authorities did.

He said that the health authorities from Chavuma in North-Western ferried the specimen in the public transport by following the health guidelines.

As long as the specimen are well packaged, they are not harmful to the people on the public transport, Mr Kavindele said.

Dr Chilufya had come under fire from the members of the public who had called President Edgar Lungu to immediately fire him for allowing the specimen to be ferried on public transport.

But Mr Kavindele in an interview yesterday, said the attacks were unwarranted because what was done was outlined in the health guidelines.

“I am afraid to say that this is how always the specimen are carried, you can either carry then on the plane or rail but otherwise every hospital is required to have maybe five ambulances to carry the spacimen.”

“Even an aeroplane is public transport. As I speak to you as a former Minister of Health,

all those specimen we used to send to South Africa used go by public transport. What is important is packaging.

“It is unfortunate that a young man doing a noble job died in an accident. But otherwise that has been a tradition, this is how spacemen world over are carried. So people condemning the minister must spare him, there is nothing wrong the ministry did,” Mr Kavindele said.

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Kitwe PF dares Kang’ombe

By ROGERS KALERO KITWE Mayor Christopher Kang'ombe is free to get the advice of his ‘henchmen’ who are advising him to resign from the Patriotic Front (PF) and cause a by-election,' Kitwe District PF chairman Evaristo Chilufya has said Mr Chilufya said any individual was at liberty to either take or reject the advice given to him, adding that the Mayor was free to proceed as he wished.

On a blog called ‘Kitwe Residents,’ one of the bloggers identified as Michael Chileshe advised Mr Kang'ombe to resign from the PF and re-contest the seat so that he could

subject the ruling party to a show down. In reaction to the sentiments on the blog, Mr Chilufya said the advice was coming from Mr Kang'ombe's henchmen and so he was at liberty to either take it or leave it.

"When you have henchmen, you are at liberty to get their advice, therefore even Mr Kang'ombe is free to get the advice of his henchmen who are advising him to resign from the PF and cause a by-election "I am really disappointed with the level of insults on these blogs. People insulting each other every day. Is this the kind of leadership, we expect from youths! Well, if this is the kind of leadership youths want to provide, then it is scaring,''

Madagascar COVID-19 drug waits -ZAMRA

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THE Zambia Medicine Authority (ZAMRA) will wait for guidance from the Ministry of Health before allowing individuals and pharmaceutical companies to import Covid-19 herbal medicines.

ZAMRA public relations officer, Ludovic Mwape, said individuals or companies wishing to import Madagascarherbal or any other organic medicine that is said to cure Covid-19, willl have to wait until the Ministry of Health gives clear guidance.

"Pharmaceutical companies and also individuals wishing to bring in the Madagascar herbal for their personal use or commercial purpose have to wait until guidance is provide," he said.

Mr Mwape said while no pharmaceutical companies had so far applied for clearance to import the Covid-19 medicine, there could be some individuals with intention to

import for personal use.

He said however that until proper guidelines were in place, no one will be allowed to bring in any remedy.

And Green Gold Medical Marijuana Limited(GGMM) director, Peter Sinkamba, has asked Government to use funds donated towards Covid-19 fight against, to procure organic medicine that was discovered in Madagascar.

He said before the number of Covid-19 escalated further, the Ministry of Health should consider the use of Madagascar formular to fight Covid-19.

Mr Sinkamba, who is also Green party(GP) President, said Government was already importing a lot of materials from China and other countries to mitigate the spread of the virus, hence the need to consider ordering the Madagascar drug.

He said the medicine had been proven to cure the virus and that Government should not hesitate to ensure the drug was made available in the country.

Mr Chilufya said The ‘Kitwe residents’ blog has in the last one week seen an exchange of words, especially after the Kitwe Mayor was reported to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) by an activist Thabo Kawana for alleged abuse of office.

But, Mr Chilufya said he was disappointed that people were using the platform to insult each other including those in authority Mr Chilufya said genuine PF members should desist from the retrogressive culture and coherently highlight the achievements of the ruling party and how it intended to address the challenges in the country.

‘Empower ZNS to produce cheap mealie meal’

By BENNIE MUNDANDO MEALIE meal prices will only go down once Government empowers institutions like the Zambia National Service (ZNS) and the Zambia Correctional Service (ZCS) to produce more maize, the Zambia Direct democracy Movement (ZDDM) has said.

Speaking to the Daily Nation yesterday, ZDDM president Edwin Sakala said it was unfortunate that the prices of mealie meal were skyrocketing yet the solar-powered harmer mills procured to reduce the price levels were idle in most

By BENNIE MUNDANDO LUSAKA Province Minister Bowman Lusambo yesterday disrupted crowds of people engaged in routine physical fitness.

The minister ordered scores of residents to go back home as they were not following Coronavirus disease (Covid-19) preventive guidelines such as maintaining social distance and wearing face masks.

Mr Lusambo, moved around most parts of the city where physical fitness activities had been taking place such as jogging and other exercises.

He was incensed by multitudes of people who were not observing the guidelines.

Speaking afterwards, Mr Lusambo expressed disappointment at the lack of responsibility over the fight against COVID-19.

The crowd mostly comprised of boys and girls from Kanyama, Misisi, and Kuomboka townships.

Mr Lusambo said it would be very difficult to contain the disease especially that Lusaka was the epicentre of the pandemic.

“Exercising is not the problem. The problem is that we have COVID-19 with Lusaka being the epicentre. We don’t know how many households are represented here and we don’t know how we can control COVID -19 with a situation we found here,” he said.

parts of the country.

Mr Sakala said millers were perpetually arm-twisting Government to get cheap maize from the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) but that the benefits were not trickling down to the ordinary consumers.

He said this was because millers were aware that Zambia did not have any other alternative source of mealie meal serve for themselves, whose preoccupation was to make exorbitant profits.

“We have invested a lot of money in buying solar-powered hammer mills to try and lower the prices of mealie meal but most of them are not being utilised, this investment must not be allowed to go to waste.

“Let us use ZNS and the Correctional Service to produce maize and mill it. These are Government institutions which cannot sabotage the subsector like we are seeing private millers do,” Mr Sakala complained.

He said no matter how much maize millers will be given, the price of maize would never reduce to desired levels.

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Contractors in cash bonanza

By SILUMESI MALUMO SOME local contractors have started receiving the money owed to them by Government, the Small-Scale Contractors Association of Zambia has said.

Association president, Mutale Mpepo, said the local contractors engaged to do routine maintenance had started receiving funds from the Ministry of Finance.

Recently, President Edgar Lungu during a national address said about K140 million had been released to dismantle arrears owed to local road contractors.

The Head of State said the funds had been released to support the local contractors to sustain their operations in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak.

In an interview yesterday, Mr Mpepo said currently only routine maintenance contractors had been paid their money.

“Yes, they have started receiving the money. I can simply confirm that those who have received are routine maintenance contractors.

“It maybe not enough but it will make some reasonable relief to them because they have been struggling with funds to carry on the works,” Mr Mpepo said.

He was also hopeful that the major local road contractors would start receiving their monay as soon as possible.

He said the road contractors were financially stressed during this period and that once they received their money they would be able to carry on with the works.

Mr Mpepo said the road contractors were looking forward to seeing that the Ministry of Finance released more money.

Zambia needs more support – ZCM chief

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU GOVERNMENT will need to secure more financial support to fully address Covid-19 prevention and economic survival postcrisis.

Much as the country was able to secure over K2.7 billion support from multilateral partners, more funding is needed for economic survival, Zambia Chamber of Mines (ZCM) Chief Executive Officer, Sokwani Chilembo, has said.

Mr Chilembo said ZCM supports continued engagement with multilateral lenders, and efforts to secure temporary relief on the sovereign debt repayments which swallowed up a huge portion of the country’s national income.

Government this week announced that debt service payments between January and March 2020 reached K6.4 billion, therefore, accounting for 36.6 percent of the K17.4 billion expenditure.

“If our creditors postpone repayments over the period of this crisis, then all that money could be

re-purposed towards our national survival by restoring growth. This is surely in their interests, as well as our own,” Mr Chilembo said in a statement yesterday.

M Chilembo however said the implementation of economic relief measures originally announced over a month ago, and the securing of K2.7 billion funding signified the real possibility of more positivity to come.

He said the enactment of the relief measures provided companies across the private sector with much needed certainty as to how and when they would apply, as well give businesses the cash flow benefit that was intended.

“The repeal of parts of the recently introduced Statutory Instrument (SI) 90, in particular, is welcomed by the industry and reflects positively on the active engagement between the industry and the government on this issue,” Mr Chilembo said.

The K2.7 billion, he said, was another encouraging step towards mitigating the economic impact of the pandemic and provided Zambia with some muchneeded financial firepower.

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OPPOSITION SCARED OF LUNGU - GBM

By SILUMESI MALUMO

THE opposition has started crying foul to compel President Edgar Lungu to rescind his decision to contest the 2021 general elections because he was a political heavyweight and are sacred of facing him, Patriotic Front vice chairperson for mobilisation Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba has said, Mr Mwamba said the opposition had no capacity to outwit President Lungu because of his political

experience gained over the years.

He said in an interview yesterday, opposition leaders “throwing stones” on the Head of State by claiming he was not Presidential material because they were scared of giving them a good run come 2021.

Mr Mwamba known as GBM was reacting to All Congress president Nason Msoni who was quoted in some sections of the media claiming President Lungu was incompetent and without a vision and therefore could

not contest the 2021 general elections.

Mr Msoni said the Head of State had no basis for claiming to be leading in popularity.

But Mr Mwamba, who is fa ormer UPND vice president for administration, said Mr Msoni was a one-party leader and had the audacity to question President Lung’s popularity and let alone decision to contest the elections.

He said Mr Msoni should be the last person to comment on whether President Lungu should or not contest the 2021

general election.

“Mt Msoni is just politicking he does not know the calibre of President Lungu.

“Today you can only compare Zambia with South Africa which is highly developed. I think sentiments from Mr Msoni are just misplaced and he is just a president on his own who cannot be taken seriously by anyone,” Mr Mwamba said.

He said that President had uplifted the face of the country which had shown that he was a visionary leader with a heart for the people.

14 discharged from quarantine centres

By SILUMESI MALUMO FOURTEEN patients, including a threemonth-old baby who was in intensive care unit, have been discharged, Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya has announced.

The minister also said the country has recorded one new Covid-19 case in the last 24 hours.

Dr Chilufya said the new case of Covid-19 tested positive after 785 tests were conducted in the country.

He said during a media briefing in Lusaka yesterday, the person who had tested positive had been taken to an isolation centre to for treatment, bringing the total of Covid-19 cases to 138.

By SILUMESI MALUMO PEOPLE using the name of State House to illegally exploit manganese in Lubwe area in Chifunabuli will face the wrath of the law, Minister of Mines and Mineral Development Richard Musukwa has warned.

Mr Musukwa said he was aware of the illegality were unscrupulous individuals had invaded the area.

Mr Musukwa said State House had not sent any individual to exploit the mineral and those involved would be dealt with “It is the Ministry of Mines which gives mining rights and not State House. So no one should use the name of State House to exploit the mineral.

These people are criminals and we shall consider them like that,” he said.

Active cases, Dr Chilufya said, were 43 with Lusaka having 37 while Copperbelt has five and one is admitted in Kabwe.

Dr Chilufya said in 24 hours about 14 patients had been discharged, including the three-month-old baby, one in Masaiti isolation centre and a health worker.

The accumulative number of patients

discharged is now at 92.

“Now the number of the active cases stands at 43, so while we have 43 active cases, we have recorded 92 discharges.

Meanwhile, Dr Chilufya said massive screening and testing were now being conducted in Nakonde and 456 tests had been done so far.

Illegal mining ravages Luapula Mr Musukwa said the government would only allow licence holders to undertake mining activities in the area.

He said the Director of Mines was therefore looking forward to ensure that licence holders were the ones to exploit the mineral.

Mr Musukwa said the government could not allow the resource to be exploited in a disorganised manner.

“So we are moving to ensure that we clean up in the manganese mining area like we have done on other minerals,” he said.

It had being revealed that rampant illegal mining of manganese had ravaged Lubwe area in Chifunabuli

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‘‘Massive screening and testing are now being conducted in Nakonde and 456 tests had been done so far.’’

district.

The illegal mining of manganese had escalated in the mining areas for the Danlee Mining Limited which is the licence holder to exploit the mineral.

Danlee Limited a licence holder number 25264-HQ-SEL which had been given mining rights by the Ministry of Mines and Mineral Development and a consent was given by senior chief Mwewa to exploit the mineral had been blocked by unscrupulous individuals from undertaking the mining activities which had fueled the illegality.

The unscrupulous individuals who had blocked the licence holder were claiming to have

been sent by State House officials.

This has attracted the attention of the Small Scale Miners Association of Zambia which had called on the Ministry of Mines and Mineral Development to act swiftly and stop the illegality.

Association president Kunda Chani said the small scale miner was the legal licence holder, therefore, it was important the authorities take necessary action to stop the illegality.

Mr Chani said the situation which was prevailing in the area should not be tolerated because the continued illegal mining would deplete the resource.

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THE State says it has failed to find a witness in a case former Zambia Air Force (ZAF) Commander Eric Chimese has been charged with concealing of property suspected to be proceeds of crime.

In this case Chimese is charged with Chita Lodge director James Chungu for allegedly concealing a twostorey house and nine flats in Lusaka’s Ibex Hill.

Deputy Chief State Advocate Gamaliel Zimba told Lusaka Magistrate Nsunge Chanda yesterday that he has personally failed to get hold of the witness from Zesco.

Mr. Zimba said he has been unwell and only reported for work on Monday this week, adding that even if the witness was present yesterday, he was still going to apply for an adjournment because he was not ready to proceed.

He then applied for an adjournment after which the case was adjourned to next month and Chimese’s police bond was extended while Chungu’s bail was equally extended.

At a previous sitting a State witness told the court that Chita Lodge Limited has a genuine certificate of title for the farm on which the nine flats and a two-storey house have been built in Ibex Hill.

Ministry of Lands registrar

Rachael Tembo told the court that Chita Lodge Limited bought the farm number 2303/Q from a Mr. Godfrey Mulundika in July 2010.

Ms. Tembo said she did not see any forgery in the title deed for Chita Lodge and that it exists in the Ministry of Lands information system and records.

She said she did not know the source of the forged copy of certificate of title that purported to show that Chimese is owner of the land and properties.

Ms. Tembo admitted that on the land register she did not see any land that was sold to Chimese and that Chita Lodge Limited owns the remaining extent of farm number 2303/Q.

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Glencore International, the majority shareholder, cited rising operational costs and the outbreak of COVID-19 as the reasons to suspend operations, which would have affected 11,000 miners.

Mineworkers Union of Zambia (MUZ) president Joseph Chewe yesterday confirmed that members had stated receiving letters, advising them to resume duties.

“Recalling the workers is a right thing which Mopani has done, but they should not go back to the issue of placing the mine under care and

maintenance because we will not allow them.

“Mopani will not have the monopoly of placing the mine under care and maintenance. We will have to interrogate the whole thing. So as MUZ, we will not easily give up on Mopani ,’’ Mr Chewe said And Association of Mine Suppliers and Contractors (AMSC) president Augustine Mubanga dismissed media reports that contractors were about to sue Mopani for breach of contract and claim damages.

Mr Mubanga said members of the association were not pushing for such action, but was quick to point out that some major foreign contractors were considering such an agenda.

ZCCM-IH manganese project starts

By BENNIE MUNDANDO

ZCCM-IH has targeted to produce 60,000 tonnes of manganese this year at its mine in Serenje, which has commenced following the end of heavy rainfall.

The rain pattern had posed a challenge in accessing the mine sites, hence operations could not start earlier.

ZCCM-IH, through its wholly owned subsidiary

Kabundi Resources Limited (KRL), has started phase one of the project in the small-scale mining license, with an initial capital injection of K18.6 million.

Public Relations Manager, Loisa Mbatha-Kakoma, yesterday told the Daily Nation that phase two of the project which was scheduled to start before the onset of this year’s rainy season would be extended to other areas

of the ZCCM-IH large scale exploration area in Serenje.

Ms Kakoma said ZCCMIH Chief Executive Officer, Mabvuto Chipata, undertook a site visit last month and inspected works at the Kampumbu Resettlement area earmarked for relocation of nine households from the Kabundi mine site.

She said the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) approved by the Zambia Environmental Management Services (ZEMA) involves the construction of an additional one-by-two classroom block and a health centre.

Nine three bedroomed houses for the relocation of the Project Affected families, one house for a teacher, and another house for a medical staff were also part of RAP. “These buildings will also be serviced and fully connected with piped water sourced from water boreholes to be drilled in the area. Mr Chipata was happy with the progress made both at the mining operation and the RAP sites.

“The mine will be fully operational by July 2020.

ZCCM-IH will spend a total of K4.5 million to fulfil the RAP obligations, which are scheduled to be handed over to the beneficiaries in June 2020,” Ms Kakoma said.

Harrington tribunal bid fails on technicalities

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THE Lusaka High court has thrown out on technicalities an application by former Tourism minister, William Harrington and environmentalist Robert Chimambo where he was seeking leave to challenge the decision of the deputy chief justice to refuse to establish a Tribunal against Lands Minister, Jean Kapata.

High Court judge Catherine Lombe-Phiri dismissed the application as it falls way below the standard required by the rules.

“As a result the requirements of the contents of an application for leave have been inadvertently omitted as the grounds for the application and reliefs sought have not been presented before the court,” Judge Phiri said.

She said it was imperative that in applying for leave to apply for judicial review the applicants clearly states which ground of judicial review they were relying on in the standard format as provided for by the law.

“In showing whether there is an arguable case it is important that the applicants state, without doubt, on which of the ground it is relying on in demonstrating that the public body or official has offended,” she said. Justice Phiri said that the requirements were set out in such a manner in order to achieve the purpose of the leave application which was to give the court an opportunity to determine on the face of the record what ground to consider in the event that there was need for further investigations.

In this matter Mr Harrington and Robert Chimambo were seeking an order of certiorari to remove into the High Court for the purpose of quashing the said decision of the deputy Chief Justice Michael Musonda .

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Take control of water bodies, State told

By BENNIE MUNDANDO GOVERNMENT must start planning to take over all the water bodies in the country such as the lakes, rivers, streams, and lagoons, among others, before we deplete all the fish in the nation, says Zambia Republican Party (ZRP) president Wright Musoma Mr Musoma said in an interview that they were worried that the current state of affairs where some water bodies were in private hands would lead to the depletion of fish stocks.

He said Zambia would become fish sufficient if the species were well managed centrally because it had plenty of water bodies which would be restocked with the fish while emphasis be placed on fish farming by private entities.

He said if well-managed, fishing would pay dividends as the country would become self-sustainable thereby exporting the surplus and get foreign exchange from the sector as opposed to the current situation where the country was importing fish.

Mr Musoma said he saw no reason why Zambia must continue importing fish when it had all the conditions required for production of the

Wednesday 6, May 2020 fish on a largescale to feed its own population.

“It’s now clear that all our water bodies have been depleted of fish. In other words, fish is finished in all our rivers, lakes and other water bodies. Something must be done now. We can’t allow the status quo to continue.

“We wish to advise Government to begin planning to take over all the water bodies in Zambia such as the lakes, rivers, streams and lagoons among others.

The fishing industry in our country is such a sleeping giant so we need to act as a nation now,” Mr. Musoma said.

He said one major cause of the depletion of fish in the rivers and lakes was overfishing and increase in population around water bodies where indiscriminate fishing methods were used to deplete the country’s species.

“I know the use of wrong fishing methods such as the use of mosquito nets and longer hours of fishing by fishermen have also caused a huge damage, but believe me the biggest contributor is the increase in population.

“Where the population of people had doubled, the size of our lakes and rivers remain the same. The remedy is not those periodic bans but for Government to take over, like in the case of Game and National Parks, and begin to restock all the water bodies with millions of varieties of fingerlings,” Mr Musoma said.

Zamtel develops digital health package

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ZAMTEL has launched a digital health platform to enable health care-providers serve their clients electronically.

The network provider has developed a mobile application on the digital platform called ‘Venous’ to enable patients make appointments and receive notifications at any point in the process.

Venous is an integrated Hospital Management Digital System.

Zamtel and ZcomSystems Limited, developed the system as a customised platform which provides a secure integrated digital solution.

This is aimed at enhancing operational efficiencies for health care providers.

Health Minister, Chitalu Chilufya, said Government would roll out the platform countrywide.

Dr Chilufya stressed that Government would continue to improve the health services through Information Technology Communication (ICT).

The Minister was speaking at the launch of the digital platform in Lusaka yesterday, “We need to invest in technology to improve the health care system in the country. Manual work work has made the Heath Care system inefficient,” he said.

Dr Chilufya said e-government remained a key legacy of President Edgar Lungu and the development plan adding that the health sector had taken a lead in the usage of digital platform.

He commended Zamtel for responding to Government’s call for smart solutions towards health care provision in Zambia.

“Venous fits well with the aspirations contained in the Zambia National Health Strategic Plan that places the use of ICT at the centre of our health systems strengthening agenda. We commend Zamtel for leading the way in embracing digital health,” Dr Chilufya said.

The platform allows for automated record management and improved clinical decisions and facilitates quick and coordinated patient care.

Zamtel Chief Executive Officer, Sydney Mupeta, said Venous would drastically transform the way in which health care services were delivered in this country and the region.

Using cutting edge technologies, Mr Mupeta said, Zamtel had built a platform that responded to the needs of the patients of today but was also future-ready.

“We have successfully piloted the platform at Fairview Hospital and the outcomes have been excellent.

“Venous is customised for both private and government health facilities including external Pharmacies and Laboratories,” he said.

The system has been acquired by Fairview Hospital at US$490,000.

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REMOVAL OF FISHERMEN ON LAKE KARIBA SLAMMED

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HE driving away of fishermen from Islands on Lake Kariba to prevent any possible spread of Covid-19 will escalate poverty levels among lakeshore communities who depend on fishing for their livelihood, Small Scale Fish Farmers Association chairman Victor Chatilika has warned.

Mr Chatalika said in an interview that the decision was ill-timed considering that fishermen and traders had not been given ample time to venture into other income generating activities to fend for their families.

He said while the association was alive to the circumstances that has resulted in the

By SANDRA MACHIMA CHIEF Kahare of the Nkoya people in Kaoma district has urged farmers in his chiefdom not to sell their produce cheaply.

The traditional leader said he was aware of some individuals who wanted to entice farmers to offload their harvest cheaply.

Chief Kahare said most of parts in the country were in the previous season hit by poor harvest, and that farmers should be patient enough before they lose out.

“I am appealing to farmers not to rush selling their maize now because they will lose, but what they should do is to see how much they have in stock and for how long it will sustain them before they take it to the market,” he said.

The traditional leader said it was worrying to see farmers being exploited and that the sad development was a threat to households and national food security.

He said Kaoma has recorded a bumper harvest that could help in an event that there was a crisis of staple food.

decision to move the fishermen and traders from the islands, there was need for balance between the welfare of the people and the need to stop the spread of Covid-19.

Mr Chatalika said it’s should be understood that while there was need to prevent Covid-19 from spreading, care should be taken to ensure that the affected families continued to survive in terms of household food security.

He said the association was going to engage Government and the traditional leadership in the area to find another way of dealing with the issue and was open to any other suggestions apart from the complete closure of Islands.

And a representative of Chief Chipepo, Prince Winard Jumbabula said the decision

to evacuate fishermen and traders from the island on Lake Kariba was arrived at after a meeting between the traditional leadership, the local authority and the Ministry of Health.

Prince Jumbabula explained that the move was aimed at preventing the possible outbreak of Covid-19 in the area through avoidance of camping and travel of fish traders from Zimbabwe and other parts of the country.

He said despite the decision having a negative impact on the livelihood of fish traders, it was necessary to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

He said the measure was temporal and that normal fishing activities were going to resume once the Covid-19 pandemic was contained.

Don’t sell maize cheaply - Chief Kahare

And Chief Kahare has bemoaned the poor arrangement on tobacco farmers who could not be allowed to bargain for the price, instead only individual representatives were allowed to sell on their behalf.

He said tobacco farmers were not making profit, despite the

hard work and investment in the production process.

“The tobacco farmers are now not given that opportunity to bargain for the pricing because of the conditions put in place by buyers.

“They don’t know if those group representatives will do a good job on their behalf or

not, in an event whereby the buyers only want few people to represent them during this period,” he said.

He said some farmers who had an opportunity to sell their tobacco in Lusaka were allegedly giving it to tobacco companies on credit.

UNZA gets WHO seat on Covid-19

By SANDRA MACHIMA

The University of Zambia (UNZA) has been appointed to the World Health Organisation (WHO) board of experts that will develop guidelines and ethics for issuing immunity passports in the Covid-19 pandemic.

UNZA acting Dean in the School of Health Sciences, Sody Munsaka said he would join a team of scientists involved in antibody testing to be used as a measure to give people an immunity passport to move across borders.

His research interests include pathoimmune mechanisms of HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders and interactions

with drug abuse and other infectious diseases including malaria and tuberculosis.

Dr Munsaka is the only African board member among the 10 member scientists from the United States, Europe and Asian region.

He sits on a number of national committees that include the Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ) and Higher Education Authority (HEA).

Meanwhile, UNZA has designed and developed a “Walk-Through” body sanitiser in response to its mandate of providing intellectual and practical services.

Acting Head of communication and

marketing Dr Brenda Bukowa said that was aimed at generating interventions that support the national covid-19 contingency emergency plans.

Dr Bukowa said the UNZA through the Technology Development and Advisory Unit, built a full body sanitization mechanism, utilising the misting technology under a high pressurized liquid/fluid supply system.

She said prototype was suited for places and spaces where the one meter social distance rule was violated or not possible such as malls and markets.

The development was aimed at killing viruses that might be carried on clothing or body surfaces.

Zambia posts low home remittances

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU

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Wednesday 6 May, 2020

DON’T SHUT AGRO EXPORTS - CTPD

By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ZAMBIA should not close its borders for players in agriculture sectors who want to export their produce as this will assist the country bring in foreign exchange which can strengthen the economy currently under negative shocks.

Farmers who have grown maize and other products under irrigation should be allowed to export to neighbouring countries which provide a huge market, says Centre for Trade and Policy Development (CTPD).

CTPD Executive Director, Isaac Mwaipopo, said the Democratic Republic of Congo

(DRC) provided a huge market for Zambian agriculture products.

Mr Mwaipopo said in an interview that Government should utilise this opportunity by engaging farmers with capacity to grow the needed produces and facilitate their movement.

“In that way you will have foreign exchange that comes into the country, further strengthening our local economy against the shocks that we have continued to experience which has also affected negatively the performance of the Kwacha,” he said in an interview.

He encouraged Government to identify key private sector players within the agriculture

the borders for them to export to these countries,” he said.

In that way you will have foreign exchange that comes into the country, further strengthening our local economy against the shocks that we have continued to experience which has also affected negatively the performance of the Kwacha.

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HAT the coronavirus has cast a long cloud over the region is without doubt.

Here in Zambia, this virus has resulted in unprecedented social and economic disruptions so far: closure of bars probably ranks among the worst, whole restaurants can only operate as takeaways, while travel, tourism and hospitality have been severely hampered, to cite a few.

Furthermore, only what is deemed essential work is currently being undertaken, and even then, workers are operating minimal hours and in rotation. Worse still, even the containment measures such as social distancing, masking, etc also entail aspects of disruption. And to cap it all, there is huge uncertainty hanging over the country with a sense of impending doom, if some experts’ opinions and projections are to be believed.

It is therefore an enormously welcome development to at least have a silver lining to this COVID-19 cloud. The President, His Excellency Edgar Chagwa Lungu, in his address to the nation last Thursday 24th April mentioned that there was a silver lining to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic afflicting Zambia. The silver lining was explained to be in terms of the opportunity for “Zambian farmers to produce and sell products to chain stores that for a long time denied them business and opted for foreign products”. The President emphasised that only products that could not be sourced from locals could be imported. It is important to underscore that the silver lining has come about due to the reduction in exports into the country as a result of lockdowns and other restrictions in countries of origin.

Since this silver lining as outlined above is predicated, to a large extent, on the absence of imports into the country due to supply disruptions caused by

sector with capacity to exploit a market opportunity in other countries.

Mr Mwaipopo, however, emphasised the need for Government not to close the borders once these farmers had harvested their produces and ready to export.

“There is huge demand for agriculture related products including food from countries such as DRC, instead of us looking at that as something that is a big opportunity, we have not been taking advantage of that.

“If it is the issue of maize, it means to engage agricultural farmers with capacity to grow maize under irrigation and also ensure that when they grow that maize, you will not close

ZAMBIA is among African countries with low remittances from the diaspora despite transferring costs dropping over the years, as aid flow to the continent is expected to decline due to the outbreak of covid-19.

South Africa, Angola, Botswana, Ethiopia, and Zambia are among the countries with very low ratios of remittances to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), said the World Bank (WB).

The World Bank in its report indicated that remittance inflows were negligible for 18 of the 48 countries in the region which meant that they did not amount to more than one percent of GDP in 2019.

Remittances, said the World Bank, had become an important source of foreign financing for Sub-Saharan African countries.

It indicated that although the costs of transferring remittances had dropped over time, the average cost to send US$200 to Sub-Saharan Africa was 9.3 percent in the first quarter of 2019.

In 2019, the World Bank said, 14 countries had a ratio of remittances to GDP that exceeded the regional average (four percent of GDP).

“Remittances reached US$ 46 billion in 2018 (up almost 10 percent from

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SILVER LINING TO THE COVID-19 CLOUD

His Excellency Edgar Chagwa Lungu, in his address to the nation last Thursday 24th April mentioned that there was a silver lining to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic afflicting Zambia.

COVID-19, it must follow that there is a very limited window for local products to start getting onto the shelves of chain stores. It is also possible that once the COVID-19 disruptions cease, those imported products could be back on the shelves.

Therefore, there would be need to hastily take advantage of this window of opportunity, but it has to be done in a way that should make stocking of Zambian products in chain stores sustainable over time.

The general strategy that is implied from this opportunity is that of import substitution

which nominally is just a matter of substituting imported products with locally produced ones. However, following this strategy does entail some challenges vis-à-vis the imported products. Chances are that imported products enjoy economies of scale and supply chain efficiencies which potentially translate into lower prices. The substituting products generally do not have such benefits and most likely only target small local markets. Furthermore, it is possible that imported products benefit from availability of affordable capital for the pro-

ducing businesses while this is unlikely to be the case in the substituting product. Finally, through learning and experience, the quality and presentation of the imported products is likely to be much higher than that of new substituting products.

But it should also be borne in mind that chain stores, especially being multinational corporations, are motivated more by profits than social impact.

As part of protecting their profit margins, they dictate prices at which local farmers supply to them, and without efficiencies

due to economies of scale, affordable capital, etc most local suppliers will struggle to supply at a profit. And seeking to protect the local market through tariff, or even non-tariff, barriers is not tenable due to regionalisation and being part of the Free Trade Areas.

In view of the above, there are several measures that would need to be put in place to allow local producers to effectively supply to chain stores in particular, but to be more effective players in the import substitution strategy overall. It can be argued that the local suppliers

2017) and supported by strong economic conditions in high-income economies.

“Remittances are a more stable source of financing than other forms such as FDI or portfolio inflows,” the World Bank said.

It cited workers’ remittances to Nigeria, one of the top five recipients in the world, amounted to 5.7 percent of GDP, mostly coming from the United States, Europe, Cameroon, the United Arab Emirates, and China.

The World Bank said other West African countries that were large recipients of remittances in terms of GDP were Senegal with 9.9 percent and Togo at 9.1 percent.

It also warned that a significant downturn in South Africa would affect the flow of financing to remittance-dependent countries such as Lesotho which had 15.7 percent of GDP in 2019 and Zimbabwe with eight percent of GDP. Meanwhile, the WB projected that aid flows to African countries were expected to dwindle, as major donors are now at the epicenter of the Covid-19 outbreak The WB said governments for donors would deploy their resources toward protecting the vulnerable segments of the population that were being affected by the economic consequences of the pandem

have comparative advantage in terms of location, availability of land and proximity to markets. Comparative advantage however is usually static and a strategy based on it may not be sustainable in the long run.

Comparative advantage can only be used as a starting basis.

Thereafter, the local players will need to build or develop competitive advantage such that the locally produced products can be on par with the imported ones, and in fact even be fit for export. The imported product landing on the shelf of the chain store in the local market is the benchmark to achieve or beat. The imported product has all the competitive advantage aspects built into it in form of economies of scale, efficient supply chain logistics, quality control, and potentially access to affordable capital. These are the minimum measures local suppliers need to have to ensure effective and sustainable import substitution strategy in the long run.

So, the taskforce that has been put in place as announced by the Minister of Finance on Monday 20th April to address the need to plug this gap in imported products in chain stores, and in other sectors for that matter, needs to appreciate that the required solution is far wider and encompasses a number of aspects as outlined above to take advantage of the silver lining to the COVID-19 cloud. The local producers have been encouraged to use cooperatives. In the event that these were used, they would need to be more than just aggregators of product, but also seek to look into all the aspects that build competitive advantage, including affordable capital, capacity building, etc.

This article was submitted and represents the views and opinions of: E. D. Wala Chabala, PhD. Consultant and MBA Lecturer

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Cash ills JOHANNESBURG - Absa - the latest of South Africa’s big retail banks to release information about its payment relief programme - says it is expecting more customers to ask for help.

It launched its payment relief programme on March 30, 2020, as many consumers and businesses struggled to service their debt during the lockdown.

In the first month of the programme, the bank helped more than 376, 000 account holders who opted to take the three-month payment relief option it offered.

Absa will be providing R5.8 billion in payment relief between April and June for those who have already asked for it, the bulk of which will be going towards home loans.

But most people needed relief for unsecured debts like credit cards and personal loans, even though those accounted for a smaller portion of the R5.8 billion.

“What we’ve seen is that right across the spectrum, whether a customer earns R10, 000 a month or R100, 000; when their cash flow is disrupted, it has an immediate impact because their expenses are in line with what they earn. So, it doesn’t mean that the top end of the market doesn’t feel it as much. It’s been right across,” said Bongiwe Gangeni, deputy CEO of Absa Retail and Business Banking.

She added that it is not only in South Africa where consumers are struggling with their cash flows because of

Covid-19. In fact, Absa, which has operations in 12 other African countries, has similar country-specific programmes in other markets.

She said a “sizeable” number of business owners also struggled to cope with the sudden cash flow disruption caused by Covid-19 lockdown, and in most cases they needed more than just the standard three months of financial relief banks are offering.

“Some of them want a more bespoke solution. A lot more of our business banking customers come and say, my circumstances are different. I may want additional lending,” she added. All of the country’s big retail banks announced payment relief programmes in March and Nedbank was the first to share its experience last month, saying that 130 000 customers had approached it to take up the opportunity by April 14.

Standard Bank also announced last week that it granted instalment relief to nearly 150, 000 clients to the value of R1 billion per month.

Gangeni said banks are now in a better position to advance more relief, should more people need it after the SA Reserve Bank (SARB) relaxed liquidity requirements and treatment of nonperforming loans caused by Covid-19.

She said the easing of regulations by the SARB will help banks remain liquid even in the face of falling collections, but the profitability of banks will ultimately be impacted by this.

“When we release our results, we’ll all get a bit more sense on what the book looks like. – FIN24.

Bonds gain, rand rallies as South Africa’s exit from WGBI is finalJOHANNESBURG - Bonds gained and the rand rallied after South Africa’s exit from a fixed-income index tracked by funds overseeing trillions of dollars was finalised, removing a key risk overhanging the country’s markets.

The country’s debt was officially ejected from the FTSE World Government Bond Index - which tracks investment-grade debt and is followed by $3 trillion of funds - on April 30 after South Africa received a full deck of junk ratings following a cut by Moody’s Investors Service in March.

Usually, that would have resulted in an immediate exit for the bonds, but the expulsion was postponed until the end of April given market volatility and liquidity constraints caused by the coronavirus pandemic. South Africa had a 0.44 percent weighting in the index, and with tracking funds having to divest, analysts have estimates capital outflows of between $2 billion and $10 billion.

Yet foreign investors were net buyers of South African bonds in the four days leading up to the WGBI rebalancing, while yields on benchmark 10-year securities fell more than 60 basis points.

“Broadly speaking, investors were pre-positioned,” said Kieran Curtis, a London-based director of investment at Aberdeen Asset Management. “The Moody’s downgrade had been such a long time coming that many active fund managers will either have sold, or will have the flexibility to continue to own and presumably are comfortable with that.”

Sales by passive funds are probably almost complete, though some funds may allow a longer period to re-balance their portfolios, Curtis said. Outflows from South African bonds reached R60 billion in the four months through April 30, according to JSE data, with foreign investors reducing their holdings to 33 percent of the debt, from as high as 43 percent two years ago. – FIN24.

ZIM BANKS ON VICTORIA FALLS FOR NEW STOCK EXCHANGE H ARARE Zimbabwe has announced plans to use the allure of Victoria Falls to open a new stock exchange, as part of a broader plan to turn the resort town into an offshore financial centre.

Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has said the designation of Victoria Falls as an international finance centre (IFC) will provide the industry with additional opportunities to hedge foreign currency denominated products.

This is intended to be along the lines of other offshore centres in Africa, where Mauritius is a standout offshore financial centre. Globally, such centres are found in Ireland, the Caribbean, Luxembourg, Singapore, Hong Kong and the Netherlands.

On Sunday Ncube took to social media site Twitter to announce that Zimbabwe will soon launch the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) that will trade in foreign currency only.

This is aimed at foreign investors and global capital, especially the mining sector, he said.

KHARTOUM - Sudan, Africa’s third biggest gold producer, is setting up a bourse for the precious metal and will standardise the price in line with the global rate, Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok said in a statement on Monday.

In January, Sudan started allowing private traders to export gold, a measure designed to crack down on smuggling and attract foreign currency into the country’s cash-strapped treasury.

ZSE CEO Justin Bgoni said his office had yet to get the finer details of the minister’s announcement, but it was hoping to get approval to operate in a special economic zone (SEZ) where regulations are more relaxed and different from other parts of the country.

“If we are to operate in a special economic zone there are chances of getting tax concessions both for the stock exchange and the issuers.

“It’s also treated like a separate country, so you have more flexibility in terms of

movement of money in and out of the country,” Bgoni said by telephone from Harare.

He said the repatriation of funds was one of the things the new stock exchange would address.

“If you think of other countries, it’s normally good to link an offshore financial services centre with your tourism,” he said.

The plans come as foreign investors appear to have lost appetite for the country’s capital markets.

This year, foreign investors bought a monthly

average of just above US$1 million worth of shares on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, down from a monthly average peak of US$26 million in 2013.

Significant changes in exchange rate policy and a failure to repatriate capital gains and dividends have been cited as discouraging factors.

In February last 2019, authorities announced that all shares trading in United States dollars would from that point be valued in local Zimbabwe dollars at a 1:1 exchange rate. – FIN24.

Sudan sets up bourse for gold as opens up market Before the new regulations, the central bank bought gold at a discount to the international price. As a result, an estimated 70-80 percent of it was smuggled abroad, according to government officials, hurting the treasury’s coffers.

Sudan produced an estimated 93 tonnes of gold in 2018, which would make it Africa’s

third biggest producer after South Africa and Ghana, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Sudan is also setting up an investment fund for the private sector donations, the statement added.

The country’s struggling economy has not revived with the overthrow of long-time

autocrat Omar al-Bashir a year ago.

The transitional government has been trying to overcome shortages of imported - and heavily subsidised - fuel and flour.

Inflation is running at more than 80 percent, according to official statistics.

– REUTERS.

Equatorial Guinea grants two year extensions on oil & gas exploration LAGOS - Equatorial Guinea has granted oil and gas companies two-year extensions on their exploration programmes, a statement from the Hydrocarbons minister said.

The move is an effort to keep investments flowing into the nation’s energy industry amid a historic drop in oil demand and prices brought on by the new coronavirus.

The outbreak, and lockdowns worldwide

Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima

aimed at containing it, have slashed 30 percent from fuels demand and dragged global oil prices to 20-year lows.

Companies have cut billions from investment budgets and suspended projects as a result.

“The granting of these extensions has been deemed suitable to create an enabling environment for international and African companies to keep investing in Equatorial Guinea and ensure a quick recovery of

our industry,” Minister Gabriel Obiang Lima said in the statement. The extensions were granted by ministerial order.

Obiang Lima said last week that virtually all oil and gas projects and licensing rounds are on hold in the Central African nation as it braces for an extended oil downturn because of the pandemic.

Equatorial Guinea relies on oil and gas for around 90 percent of state revenue. Oil companies operating in Equatorial Guinea include Exxon Mobil, Marathon Oil Corp, Kosmos Energy, Noble Energy. – REUTERS.

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Africa 48,244

1,851

Confirmed cases

Deaths

tralizes the pathogen.

To carry out their study, the researchers used mice whose biology was tweaked to create antibodies similar to those found in humans. They injected the animals with spike proteins that the viruses which cause SARS, MERS, and some types of common cold use to invade cells. These viruses are

OVER 48,026 CASES IN OVER 55 COUNTRIES Total Cases

Total Deaths

Total Recovered

Active Cases

Total Tests

South Africa

7,220

138

2,746

4,336

257,541

Egypt

6,813

436

1,632

4,745

90,000

Morocco

5,153

180

1,799

3,174

47,837

Algeria

4,648

465

1,998

2,185

6,500

Nigeria

2,802

93

417

2,292

18,536 129,461

Country,Other

Ghana

2,719

18

294

2,407

16,448

Global overview 3,665,075 252,845

1,206,068

Cameroon

2,104

64

953

1,087

Guinea

1,710

9

450

1,251

Recovered

Confirmed cases

Recovered

Ivory Coast

1,432

17

693

722

Senegal

1,329

11

470

848

17,787

Djibouti

1,116

2

713

401

14,222

Tunisia

1,018

43

406

569

24,853

Somalia

756

35

61

660

Niger

755

37

534

184

5,309

Mayotte

686

6

352

328

3,400

DRC

682

34

80

568

Sudan

678

41

61

576

Burkina Faso

672

46

545

81

Mali

580

29

223

328

2,172

Kenya

490

24

173

293

24,784

Tanzania

480

16

167

297

Réunion

424

300

124

Guinea-Bissau

413

1

19

393

Gabon

367

6

93

268

724

Mauritius

332

10

316

6

18,959

Equatorial Guinea

315

3

Rwanda

261

Congo

236

Sierra Leone

178

Cabo Verde

Deaths

Scientists discover antibody that blocks Covid-19 from infecting cells S CIENTISTS have identified an antibody in a lab that they say can prevent the novel coronavirus from infecting cells.

The team hopes the antibody could be used to create treatments for Covid-19, the disease caused by the virus.

Since the coronavirus began infecting people in the central Chinese city of Wuhan late last year, more than 3.5 million people have been diagnosed with Covid-19, over a million have recovered and almost 248,000 have died, according to Johns Hopkins University.

The team, whose research was published in the journal Nature Communications, have been exploring whether what are known as monoclonal antibodies could help patients with Covid-19. Currently there is no vaccine or specific treatment for the disease.

Monoclonal antibodies are a type of protein created in a lab which can bind to a specific substance in the body.

These types of antibodies mimic how the immune system responds to a threat, and are used to treat some forms of cancer.

An antibody named 47D11 was found to bind to the spike protein which the novel coronavirus, known as SARSCoV-2, uses to enter the body, and block it in a way that neu-

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members of the large coronavirus family of pathogens which also includes SARSCoV-2, the bug which causes Covid-19. The mice produced 51 antibodies capable of neutralizing the spike protein of the injected coronaviruses.

This stage of the research was done before SARS-CoV-2 first came to the attention of health officials in late 2019.

The team later watched to see if the antibodies would neutralize SARS-CoV-2 and SARS-CoV in lab samples, and found 47D11 did.

Co-author Berend-Jan Bosch, associate professor of the Utrecht University Infection and Immunity programme, explained in a statement that the research builds on work his team had done previously on antibodies which can target SARS-CoV, the virus which causes SARS. “Using this collection of SARS-CoV antibodies, we identified an antibody that also neutralizes infection of SARS-CoV-2 [the Covid-19 virus] in cultured cells. Such a neutralizing antibody has potential to alter the course of infection in the infected host, support virus clearance or protect an uninfected individual that is exposed to the virus.”

Co-author Frank Grosveld, Academy Professor of Cell Biology at the Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam, said: “This discovery provides a strong foundation for additional research to characterize this antibody and begin development as a potential Covid-19 treatment.”

Experts not involved in the research welcomed the findings, but also pointed out the study’s limitations.

Tony Carr, professor of molecular genetics in the Genome Damage and Stability Centre (GDSC) at the University of Sussex, said in a statement: “The block to infectivity is entirely based on cell culture work, but the previous literature supports the proposal that this reagent should be explored further as a potential treatment.”

Penny Ward, visiting professor in Pharmaceutical Medicine at King’s College London, said the antibody has the potential to be used to prevent and treat SARS-CoV-2 infection, “however without studying this in an animal model, it is not clear which of these approaches might be most efficient.”

The findings would have been more robust if the team

Omandurar Medical College hospital pictured in Chennai, India

were able to show the antibody could prevent and treat Covid-19 in animals, she said.

“It is not possible to conclude that the product will be effective in vivo in humans,” said Ward.

Polly Roy, professor of virology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, said the data the team created is “very good,” and highlighted they are wellknown for their work on coronaviruses.

Gary McLean, professor in Molecular Immunology at Using this collection of SARS-CoV antibodies, we identified an antibody that also neutralizes infection of SARS-CoV-2 [the Covid-19 virus] in cultured cells. Such a neutralizing antibody has potential to alter the course of infection in the infected host, support virus clearance or protect an uninfected individual that is exposed to the virus.

London Metropolitan University, said: “Because it is not done in people and the antibody is not even found in people as far as we know there are limitations. However it is a nicely done study that could provide a potential biotherapeutic that could be used to treat Covid-19.

The research complements separate projects looking at whether a century-old technique known as convalescent plasma therapy, where the blood from a person who has recovered from Covid-19 is

inserted into a current patient in the hope it will help them beat the disease.

Professor Babak Javid, principal investigator at Tsinghua University School of Medicine, Beijing, and consultant in infectious diseases at Cambridge University Hospitals in the U.K., commented: “This is a very interesting study. One of the most widely touted experimental (though not yet proven) treatments for Covid is the use of convalescent plasma.”

He said: “However, use of convalescent plasma is difficult to scale and make widely available as a treatment and has some potential safety concerns since it is a blood product. Therefore there has been intense scientific interest in identifying individual antibodies that can also neutralize SARS-CoV2. This is because we are able to manufacture large quantities of individual antibodies (known as monoclonal antibodies or mAbs) at scale as a pharmaceutical treatment for COVID. Monoclonal antibodies also don’t have the safety concerns of administering blood products.” Simon Clarke, associate professor in Cellular Microbiology at the University of Reading, U.K., said in a statement: “Antibodies like this can be made in the lab instead of purified from people’s blood and could conceivably be used as a treatment for disease, but this has not yet been demonstrated.

“While it’s an interesting development, injecting people with antibodies is not without risk and it would need to undergo proper clinical trials.” - MNS

10,778

1,500

13

299

854

128

133

35,096

10

26

200

9

37

132

175

2

37

136

Liberia

166

18

58

90

Madagascar

149

99

50

3,772

Ethiopia

145

4

91

50

25,135

Zambia

137

3

78

56

7,277

Togo

126

9

74

43

7,891

Chad

117

10

39

68

1

12

103

714

55

42

41,478

791

Eswatini

116

Uganda

97

Benin

96

50

44

CAR

85

10

75

3,498

Mozambique

80

19

61

2,466

Libya

63

23

37

2,338

South Sudan

52

52

1,247

Malawi

41

9

29

907

Eritrea

39

26

13

Angola

35

2

11

22

3,000

Zimbabwe

34

4

5

25

7,642

Sao Tome and Principe

23

3

4

16

175

Botswana

23

1

8

14

8,636

Gambia

17

1

9

7

401

Namibia

16

8

8

1,122

Burundi

15

7

7

284

Seychelles

11

6

5

Mauritania

8

6

1

Western Sahara

6

5

1

16,448

29,945

Comoros

2

3 3

1 1

3 Total:

48,244

1,032

3 1,851

Tanzania lab officials suspended as president questions data TANZANIA'S government on Monday suspended the director and a senior official of the national laboratory responsible for coronavirus testing after President John Magufuli denounced irregularities at the facility.

Health Minister Ummy Mwalimu ordered the suspensions and formed a committee of nine experts to investigate the laboratory's testing system, the ministry said.

Magufuli, who has consistently downplayed the impact of the virus, said on Sunday that he had secretly had animals, fruits and vehicle oil tested at the laboratory. A papaya, a quail and a goat had been found to be positive, he said.

He cast doubt on the credibility of laboratory equipment and technicians and questioned official data on the epidemic.

Magufuli called on authorities to investigate what he suspected is a "dirty game" in the laboratory.

"The equipment or people may be compromised and sometimes it can be sabotage...," the president said in a Swahili speech broadcast

live through state-run TBC. Opposition lawmaker Zitto Kabwe, head of the Alliance for Change and Transparency, defended the laboratory director.

"Don’t get heartbroken by the way politics is interfering in technical issues," he wrote on Twitter. "I trust you did your job professionally and you will remain one of the best scientists in Tanzania."

The east African country, which announced its first case on March 16, had recorded 480 cases of the virus and 16 deaths at its last update on Wednesday.

The opposition has accused the government of hiding information and failing to take the disease seriously.

Tanzania is one of a few countries in Africa that have not taken extensive measures against the virus.

Schools and universities have been shut but markets, bus stops and shops bustle as usual, with Magufuli urging citizens to continue working hard and not stop going to church or mosques.

- AFP.

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The Pupils’ forum for today is on Chemistry and it focusses on the topic; Atoms, elements, molecules and compound. The outlined terms in this topic will be explained in detail. At the end of the explanation, examples will be given in order to help the learner grasp the concepts. This topic is at grade ten (10) level of the Zambian Syllabus for Senior Level Chemistry.

ATOMS

• An atom is made up of three basic particles and these are: protons, neutrons and electrons.

• Protons are positively charged (+) particles and they are found in the nucleus. Note that the nucleus is the central part of an atom.

• Neutrons are particles that have no charge and they are also found in the nucleus. This means that the nucleus of an atom is composed of protons and neutrons.

• Electrons are negatively (-) charged particles of an atom and they are found in the shells or energy levels around the nucleus.

• In a neutral atom, the number of electrons is equal to the number of protons and this makes an atom to be neutral. For example, if an atom has 12 protons, then the number of electrons is also 12. Therefore: +12+ (-12) = 0. This is because protons are positively charged and electrons are negatively charged.

See the table below: Relative mass Relative charge 1 + 1 0 1/1840 -

Found in Nucleus Nucleus Shells

• The diagram below shows the structure of an atom.

Shells or Energy levels

NAME Hydrogen Helium Lithium Beryllium Boron Carbon Nitrogen Oxygen Fluorine Neon Sodium Magnesium Aluminium Silicon Phosphorus Sulphur Chlorine Argon Potassium Calcium

CHEMICAL SYMBOL

ATOMIC NUMBER(Z)

MASS NUMBER(A)

H He Li Be B C N O F Ne Na Mg Al Si P S Cl Ar K Ca

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

1 4 7 9 11 12 14 16 19 20 23 24 27 28 31 32 35 40 39 40

Neutron

One atom of an element is represented by the chemical symbol of that particular element. For example: Al represents one atom of aluminium, O2 represents two atoms of oxygen.

Proton

A molecule is defined as the smallest particle of an element or a compound that exists independently in a free state.

• The arrangement of electrons in the shells will be discussed later under electron configuration.

• Symbolically, an atom is represented as shown below.

Mass number

A

Atomic number

Z

x

Chemical symbol of an element

• The above representation is called nuclide.

• The total number of protons and neutrons in an atom is called mass number or nucleon number and it is represented by later (A) in the above symbol.

• The atomic number is defined as the number of protons in an atom. This is represented by later (Z) in the above symbol.

• The mass number (nucleon number) is expressed as follows: • Mass number = number of protons + number of neutrons =

Z

+

N

There are three types of molecules namely: monoatomic, diatomic and polyatomic.

A monoatomic molecule is a molecule that is made up of a single(one) atom of an element. Elements that make monoatomic molecules are group eight(VIII) elements commonly known as noble gases. Examples are: Helium, Argon and Neon.

A diatomic molecule is a molecule that is made up of two atoms of the same element combined together. Examples of elements are: Oxygen, hydrogen, Nitrogen and Chlorine. See the table below.

Molecule

Symbol

Oxygen Hydrogen Nitrogen Chlorine

O2 H2 N2 Cl2

A polyatomic molecule is a molecule that is made up three or more atoms of different elements bonded together. Examples are: Carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O).

COMPOUNDS

ELEMENTS • An element is a pure substance which can be slit up into two or more simpler substances by chemical means. Note that an element is made up of the same type of atoms. In a diagram form, an element is represented as follows:

Element

Atoms

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Substances like gases and liquids naturally exist as molecules.

Examples of such substances are: water, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen and Argon.

Nucleus

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Note that the rest of the elements are tabulated in the Periodic Table and the Periodic Table will be discussed later.

MOLECULES

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The table below shows some examples of common elements.

• An atom is the smallest particle of an element that can take part in a chemical reaction. Note that a chemical reaction is where two or elements or compounds react to produce a new product.

Therefore, it is atoms of an element that bring about a chemical reaction

Particle Proton Neutron Electron

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A compound is a substance that is made up of two or more elements chemically combined. Note that for a compound to be formed, elements must undergo a chemical reaction. Examples of compounds are: Calcium chloride(CaCl2), Magnesium oxide(MgO) and Sodium chloride(NaCl). Writing of the chemical formula of a compound will be explained in the next lesson. In a diagram form, a compound is represented as shown below.

Compound

Example1 The atomic structure of element X is represented as shown below.

(d) (e)

[1] Determine the mass number and proton number of element X

[2] Using the answers from part(c), write the atomic symbol for element X. [1] Use the Periodic Table to identify element X [1]

[Total=6 marks]

SOLUTION

(a) W is the nucleus of an atom (b) There are 8 electrons [ note that electrons are found in (c)

[1]

shells].

[1] Proton number is 8 [ equal to the number of electrons], Mass number is 16 [ count particles in the nucleus].

[1,1] 16

(d)

8

X

[1] [1] (e) Element X is Oxygen

Example 2.

Use the words below to complete the following sentences Element, oxygen, carbon dioxide, three, two, nucleus, compound

(a) Silver chloride is an example of......................... (b) Calcium oxide has ................. atoms (c) Protons are found in the................................ (d) .................is a good example of a polyatomic molecule

[1] [1] [1] [1]

SOLUTION

(a) Compound (b) Two [CaO] (c) Nucleus (d) Carbon dioxide

[1] [1] [1] [1]

Exercise State the difference between the following (i) Compound and element [2] (ii) Proton and Neutron [2] 1. Explain why the mass of an atom is concentrated in the nucleus [2] 2. Calculate the number of neutrons in following nuclides (i) 24 Mg (ii) 27 13

[2] 12

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People must take Covid-19 measures seriously Dear Editor, NUMBERS will continue to go up as long as people continue taking this pandemic so casually.

SOCIAL MEDIA ARE WE WINNING THE COVID19 WAR? WHAT MORE CAN WE DO AS A NATION? The following are comments from our online readers : www.dailynation.info COMMENTS Jacob Mwanza: Personally, I feel Covid-19 has lost its potency, people are just living in fear of it. Even in countries where it was killing them like flies the numbers are going down. If treated just as a mere disease people have potential in themselves to overcome Covid-19. (That’s just me thinking aloud).

Kunz Munkombwe Richman: If the numbers are reducing then we are winning, if it’s the other way round then we are not. The number of health personnel getting infected on duty is high, shame.

Tusha Muleikalafye: Covid-19 has been here since December 2019. We’ve been winning since then. I am sure you don’t believe that first it went to Italy before reaching Zambia. I’d laugh at you...

Bashi Nitha: I support your line of thought. For me, just announcing daily figures of Covid-19 cases is extremely far from making any sense. Can we have a clear way, well defined programme of what is being done or will be done to defeat the animal in our midst. Believe me you, even the famous masks are so controversial as to who must use them and how. Why not buy even 21 bottles of the Madagascan wine or is juice, whatever and try it on our own cases? If it works then import in bulk. Why wait for China, America, UK or indeed any bazungu country to get medication? People of God, may we be told clearly what is the strategic plan to fight this scourge. Otherwise announcing those figures will soon make no sense.

By the way, the Dr. announcing can go a step further and announce the first aid medication or even the medication they are using for those recovery so that people can even treat themselves from their respective self quarantine homes. The issue of masks has just worked well for those failing to pay “kaloba,” a mask, some lens & a cap awe sure....

Benjamin Chinyemba: We can only win the battle only if the preventive measures are strictly followed: Mendral Chitongo Arsenal: To cop up and learn to live with the virus just like other diseases.....

Happy Chichi Mwansa: United we stand, divided we fall.

Moses Mwape: Losers are watching, waiting for a mistake to happen while winners are participating in every situation. We are winning kwasila.

Sipuka Kayombo Jabulani: We should greet each other first....how are you?

Zukas Kandala Marvin: Madagascar.

Buy the herbal from

Godfrey Tembo: God is in control and it will be overcome.

Kabai Liywalii: Test the testing kits like Tanzania.

Raphael Alikanjelo: Ask yourself!!!!

Tony Mbewe: This ghost is just doing press ups for now!

You will surely know what to do when we start doing 50 cases per day.

Sacomz Masanj: Let’s go the Madagascar way instead of waiting to have a pandemic within the pandemic. Why should Zambia wait for Europe, Australia, America for solutions? China sent useless test kits to Tanzania but in Zambia they seem to be working well ...don’t you wonder?

CATHOLIC PRIEST MEDIA FRENZY

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Dear Editor, ET us all pray for Fr Able Mwelwa’s issue to be reflected upon by all lay faithful and our Bishop Dr Alick Banda. This is a case that has caused some media frenzy on Fr Mwelwa of Kaunda Square Parish, that he is allegedly involved with a married woman.

From my own gathering of information relating to this, there were other persons present when this occurred. So really, it could not have been a private

meeting. With the Covid-19 situation, Fr Mwelwa could have been meeting others, apart from this married lady, in his house office.

Us Catholics usually do that, but always, with another person present for those who are married.

In fact, those who always have matrimony issues to discuss with priests, are encouraged to see him as a couple.

There are no historical occasions that this lady frequented

Fr Mwelwa. This episode, if not handled properly, may affect the future and activities of the Catholic Women’s League.

I would have loved if it could be handled in a manner that does not border on endangering the national security of the Catholic Church.

Thou shall not judge ourpPriest. Let God alone be the judge. I rest my case.

AUBREY KASONU CHINDEFU, Lusaka.

Semi Lock down of Nakonde welcome

Dear Editor,

NAKONDE was recently identified as a hot spot for Covid-19 and the town has since been put semi under lockdown to control movements of transit vehicles.

The semi lockdown comes in the wake of the truck driver who transited from Dar es Salaam to the Copperbelt through Nakonde and tested positive for Covid-19. The truck driver in question was quarantined for 14 days and later tested positive.

The other factor that prompted the government to institute the semi lockdown in Nakonde is that the border town is the transit point into neighbouring Dear Editor,

WE know these views about to be expressed may not be popular among the self-proclaimed democrats who even resist to go for conventions.

However, it should be noted that regular elections are a platform to elect leaders to serve the people. In the same view, elections should not be a matter of life and death to be held under any circumstances.

There is no life that is worth losing for the sake of fulfilling the democratic process which has been imposed on us by the western countries (naturally Africans are a led by unelected chiefs).

In 2016, while delivering a public lecture on the newly assented constitution, respected University of Zambia political science lecturer Lee Haabasonda, once said “elections are not just about the election day, they take place both before, during, and after the

Tanzania, a country which is recording high incidences of the Covid-19 pandemic.

There are many traders in Nakonde and other towns who trek to Tanzania for business activities.

The semi lockdown means that buses and other vehicles will only be allowed to enter or leave Nakonde under very strict conditions. People will now be confined to the border town under forced quarantine at their own cost for 14 days.

I feel the semi lockdown because of the Covid-19 pandemic is welcome. The move will reduce the number of people getting infected with the pandemic.

Apart from the semi lockdown, there is need to conduct massive screening and testing of the people of Nakonde so as to ascertain those infected.

ELEMIYA PHIRI, Lusaka.

On Monday around 20 hours, it took the patrolling officers to throw a teargas just to make a point that bars should remain closed.

Some stupid bar owner around Shadreck’s area in Matero has been conducting secret gatherings in her bar.

Patrons over 25 were in there drinking as if all was well.

None had a mask, no bucket to wash hands and the worst part, overcrowding.

The President and Government are doing their part but it’s the public, us, who are not doing our part.

The health guidelines are so simple to follow that even a two-year-old cannot break a single one. We are not doing ourselves any favours by not adhering to the health guidelines. Government is doing its part, let us do ours.

I leave it here.

TROY, Lusaka.

K10bn stimulus package Dear Editor, PLEASE educate me as to the role of Development Bank of Zambia in as far as the development of this country vis-avis SMEs is concerned.

Every time Government gets funds from bilateral or multilateral organisations for SMEs, this money is given to commercial banks who lend it out at their own terms which are always not in favour of SMEs but banks.

Commercial banks made huge profits from these transactions and not SMEs!!

J. KALUWE, Lusaka.

Parliament must defer elections to 2022 election date.”

These sentiments are necessary for holding credible elections. We must not dispense with necessary preliminary steps prior to elections neither should they be rushed.

As a matter of our constitutional practice, this year we are supposed to hold the important preliminary electoral processes that are relevant to the electoral processes. They can be summed up as; 1. The National Census; 2. The Mobile National Registration process and; 3. The National Voter Registration.

These processes are conducted in a sequence and in the manner they have been outlined. At the pace we are going, it is not practically tenable to satisfactorily undertake those rigorous processes within the

time remaining considering that the election date is prescribed in the constitution.

At the same time, the credibility of the processes will be in doubt and the citizens will continue to put all blame on the state.

There is need to give the institutions that play a complementary role in the electoral process to have adequate resources and time to perform to our expectations. The institutions concerned will need to train and equip their staff with necessary skills and conduct sensitisation programmes.

It is in national interest that we give them time to do the right thing. Parliament is therefore a key institution to safeguard our electoral process and prevent the institutions from being under undue pressure to discharge their functions.

We wish to make a plea to our Members of Parliament to protect our democracy. This will be through invoking the necessary provisions and move a motion that will extend the term of Parliament and that of the President for at least one year.

In addition, extending Presidential tenure will guarantee political stability. It is only appropriate for MPs to use their conscience and do something within their constitutional responsibility.

We are also in the process of consulting with our lawyers for guidance on whether there is a court action to compel Parliament to extend the term of office of Parliament and the President owing to the reasons we have given.

MARVIN CHANDA MBERI, Youth Rights Activist, Chingola.

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KOPALA / NORTH-WEST / MOSI

KASUMBALESA UNDER WATCH

By ROGERS KALERO

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AMBIAN security officers have intensified patrols at Kasumbalesa border to stop the Congolese from entering Zambia illegally especially with the outbreak of Covid-19 Chililabombwe Town Clerk, Cosmas Chalusa, said security at the nearby Kasumbalesa border post had been tightened after confusion that erupted at the weekend when the Congolese forced their into the country while throwing stones at security personnel.

Mr Chalusa said the situation at the border was now calm and security personnel were keeping vigil to ensure there was no more confusion.

"I can safely state that security

has been reinforced at the border because the provincial administration sent us more police officers to keep vigil.

"This move is aimed at maintaining security and ensuring that people do not by-pass the health workers who are screening people for Covid-19,'' Mr Chalusa said Mr Chalusa said the local authority was doing everything possible to ensure that all the Congolese were screened.

He said Chililabombwe district was developing a single walkway route which would only be used by the Congolese when entering the country.

"The development of a single walkway will make it easy for the health workers to screen the Congolese. The council has also embarked on cleaning the border

for the next two weeks to ensure cleanliness and sanity,'' he said Mr Chalusa said the areas have been segmented into zones to make it easier for the council to conduct the cleaning exercise.

And Mufulira District Commissioner Mike Manda said he would request for authority to start quarantining foreingers entering the country from DRC through Mokambo border post.

Mr Manda said the district was concerned that some truck drivers who had not been tested for Covid-19 were entering the country.

"It may not be truck drivers only, even other ordinary people, who are entering Zambia with no documents that they have been tested, they should be quarantined,'' Mr Manda said

Mpongwe intensifies patrols

By MUYANI SHINJABALE

GOVERNMENT has intensified patrols to effectively enforce compliance levels in Mpongwe, says District Commissioner Keith Maila.

Mr Maila noted that the area had faced challenged in terms of compliance with bar owners who were selling beer to patrons while locked inside the premises.

In an interview yesterday, Mr Mwila said the multi-sectoral team which includes police officers had intensified patrols to ensure that compliance levels were satisfactory.

He also said the district was facing challenges in terms of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for front line staff.

Mr Maila said business houses had not contributed towards the fight against Covid-19, except for Agrivision Zambia which donated some disinfectants.

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"I want to appeal to the business community in the district to come on board and work with district administration to fight this pandemic," he said.

He said the district has big investors like Zambeef, Zamhatch, Novatek, Agrivision Zambia, Joko Commodities, Zataka Farms and many more whose aid was needed.

Mr Maila stated that the fight against Covid-19 was not for the government alone, but needed to everyone to put their heads together.

He said a lot of trucks were entering the district from outside the country, hence the need for the business community to aid Government.

14-year-old girl defiled

Sinazongwe residents get Covid-19 counsel

By JACKSON MAPAPAYI

By ANDREW MUKOMA

A 28-YEAR-OLD man of Kyawama compound in Solwezi has been arrested for allegedly defiling a 14-year-old girl.

The incident happened on Sunday around 16:00 hours.

North-Western Province Commissioner of police, Elias Chushi, confirmed the indient and identified the suspect as Daniel Mulenga.

He said Mulenga allegedly enticed the girl to his house where he had sex with her.

"However, the victim's parents got wind of the information and made a follow up and caught the two, pants down having sex," he explained.

He said the suspect is in police custody and will soon appear in court soon.

A NON Governmental Organisation (NGO) in Sinazongwe has advised residents to take Covid-19 preventive measures seriously.

Rescue Home Foundation (RHF) executive director, Munkombwe Sinywimanzi, who is professionally a nurse, said everyone was at risk regardless of age and status in society. Ms Sinywimanzi said it was important for residents to take seriously all the preventive measures and guidelines.

She was speaking in an interview with the Daily Nation in Maamba.

Ms Sinywimanzi ex-

pressed concerned that people in Sinazongwe were not adhering to wearing of masks in public places, social distancing and staying home as guided. She said

that her organisation was sensitising members of the public both in rural areas and peri urban of the district.

"As an Organisation, our

Don’t detain suspects unnecessarily, police advised

By ANDREW MUKOMA

IN view of the Covid-19 pandemic, the police command in Sinazongwe has been requested to reduce on unnecessary detentions of suspect to prevent the spread of dis-

ease. Sinazongwe Member of Parliament, Gift Sialubalo, advised that police at Maamba and Sinazeze should find other ways of dealing with suspects rather than overcrowding them in cells.

Mr Sialubalo was reacting

to complaints by residents that the high number of people being detained in cells at Sinazeze police post and Maamba police station was worrying.

He said it was important for the police to avoid de-

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They are even giving loans to civil servants.

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SWINDLED RETIREES SEEK SPEAKER’S INTERVENTION

By NATION REPORTER

RETIREES countrywide who have been swindled out of unanimously agreed to petition the Speaker of the National Assembly to set up a commission of inquiry to determine criminal elements into their predicament.

And former Barclays Bank employees have called for an immediate probe into alleged fraudulent activities committed by whoever transfered the Barclays Bank Pension fund to African Life Financial Services.

This follows a meeting held yesterday at the Lusaka Hotel where retirees from across the country agreed that the matter be

Thousands of mourners on Saturday gathered at Harare’s National Stadium for a memorial concert for renowned musicians Oliver Mtukudzi before it was taken to his home village, north of the capital. (Story on page 2)

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“This secretariat must not be at ZCID or Kapingila House and that both the church and ZCID shall second staff who will work at the secretariat. We also agreed that we shall have a joint account at the bank, whether money will come from the donors or not, we should have a joint account.

all the previous engagements and avenues used had seemingly hit a snag.

After the meeting, a committee which will spearhead the initiative to petition the speaker before the next session of parliament opens was formed.

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Zambia, Egypt ties heighten Mpongwe projects “Agriculture skills will equip inmates with modern agro skills to utilise once they integrate back to society after they have served their sentences.”

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vision is to put the vulnerable in better places. In terms of Covid-19, everyone is vulnerable to this disease hence we are sensitizing people and we are

also donating handwashing buckets, sanitizers and other essential to the people.

"So far we happy with the response we are getting from members of the public. At least the information is reaching the people," Ms Sinywimanzi said.

Meanwhile, Sinazongwe Member of Parliament Gift Sialubalo has distributed about 5, 000 face masks in all the wards of the district through the civic leaders.

Mr Sialubalo told the Daily Nation that he was targeting to distribute more than 10, 000 masks and appealed to well-wishers to extend their helping hands as the number of Covid-19 were going up.

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taining suspects facing petty crime charges.

On Tuesday, Maamba police station had 29 suspects in police cells against the expected number of 15 holding capacity. This came to light when the Ward Development

Committee visited the police station to check on the construction of new police cells at Maamba Police Station.

The structure was initiated by the MP and was being financed through the Constituency Development Fund.

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NGANDE MWANAJITI

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E live in extremely volatile, interesting, happy and sad times. It requires all global citizens or symbols of human entity, irrespective of race, to take responsibility for their actions. There is a season for everything!

Please put your petty agendas or world outlooks aside. Consider yourself a miracle, when you see another day to exploit and experience what life has to offer. Should you make an investment on a national project or a personal project? These are the types of questions that lead to either good or bad outcomes.

It is in this context that in the last few weeks I have written on the importance of values such as duty, civility, respect for the rule of law.

These are important societal values which all human beings, particularly leaders (not schemers), must embrace.

It will be difficult for those who have killed their conscience to embrace such! (Those who have killed their conscience will see you but pretend not to see you, even when you are in the same lift. They will pretend to be your friends and also pretend to support charity, when extremely hostile. Unfortunately, action speaks louder than words!)

On the surface of it, it is no offence to be unreasonable, but it could be costly at a personal as well as at national levels. This time the entire world is seized with a mighty problem which has no known specific answer – Covid-19. (It would be unwise to ignore many other claims of solutions).

Duty demands a response based on fairness, justice and equity.

Nobody, but personal and collective responsibility will help the world. It is only duty and responsibility that will settle the frightening global calamities beyond petty, irresponsible and un-responsible behaviours.

My experiences in other jurisdictions - in all the continents of the world, speak to fundamentals of life and living. Yes, we can blame colonialism or discrimination for the “African mess” but neither colonialism nor discrimination can absolve anyone from duty; let alone overall responsibility to self and others in the community. Lawyers call it a duty of care! (Extremely useful).

Zambians in particular talk of going for green pastures abroad (Yet the large part of the Zambian flag is Green, representing our naturally abundant vegetation and the reality of nature). I ask, if and when you go for ever, who will tend the garden?

We saw our Teachers flocking to Botswana and Namibia to render professional services. Those services are not as on demand as was the case then. It was a season!

Zambians, basically refused to deal with hardships of living in their own country in preference to what others elsewhere worked hard for or offered as a strategic option/reserve.

Like it or not, the English, the Germans, the French, Americans, Canadians etc, including Australians and the democratic South Africans, worked extremely hard to have the kind of countries

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with attractive opportunities. It is or was no accident, but hard work.

Struggle for literally everything!

Look at China – even in this global crisis of Covid-19, self preservation, was central and won the day (we can argue about it and there will be neither winner nor loser. It will all be vanity.)

The point is that, Zambians, who are my fellow citizens, must take personal responsibility for where the country is and where the country is going. I do not agree whatsoever that the country has lost direction. That the country has no future is an illusion only amplified by flash and well documented incidents of mismagement. (Take comfort in the fact that the law always catches up with wrong doers.

Do you remember how President Kaunda was wrongly accused of stealing a book and how he had amassed over US7 billion? Do you recall how President Chiluba was wrongly accused of stealing and plundering the economy? Do you recall how President Banda was wrongly called a “very corrupt” leader? Did you see how the infamous Cartel (which pushed RB out of office) led President Sata to his grave? Do you see the

finger pointing at President Edgar Lungu? Where is personal responsibility in all this industry of spreading lies and falsehoods?

Let those who either specialise in throwing stones or tantrums at nothing or those who frown at justice, equity and integrity; get on with their performances, founded on deceit. We all know that such illusions do not add value to Zambia’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product).

If Zambia had no viable institutions/leaders and if the country had no direction as alleged by other Zambians, we would not have responded to the Cholera outbreak as smoothly as we did. We would have failed to respond appropriately and adequately to the COVID 19 pandemic.

We would not have been able to boast of peace, unity and stability seen since independence, almost 56 years ago!

Last week, President Kenneth Kaunda (whose Cohort we should celebrate and emulate); our founding President, was celebrating his 96th birthday. He is enjoying his investment, which we must nurture.

It was Dr Kaunda and his

colleagues in his Party and the Opposition; who put Zambia on the path of the Freedom we are enjoying. We are all agreed that we must build on that progress but some forms of conduct, cheap talk and reckless pedestrian opinions, and conduct are worrisome.

I wonder what would have happened to the character of Zambia, if Alice Lenshina and Adamson Mushala and crew had been allowed to sing their song and play out their drama successfully. In both incidents, danger and serious disruption to peace, was lurking but wisdom by the leadership then, summoned responsibility and triumphed.

The examples of Lenshina and Mushala are important examples of personal irresponsibility. Zambia and indeed many other countries, have laws.

You can protest, you can argue, you can demonstrate and many other legal things, as long as the laws are followed. Neither Lenshina nor Mushala followed the law.

As far as I know, a rebel neither follows the law no observes order!

(I had an opportunity of making and giving out an international statement on the aborted military take-over by a Captain Solo. I said,

“The act was not only unconstitutional and undemocratic but illegal. The dastardly act could therefore not receive the support of the human rights movement” which I had the opportunity of leading).

It is these birth pangs of managing democracies or indeed society that must be anchored on personal responsibility.

If we interrogate the practice of our freedoms, you see a clear pattern of both abuse and misunderstanding. In many instances, anarchy, which begins with individuals who abdicate responsibility, confuses dishonourable actions with democracy.

Unless in instances of lack of legitimacy; as was the case in the pre-independence days; an act which offends the law cannot be said to be democratic just because it symbolises dissent, and is traceable to opposition politics.

Among many other duties, personal responsibility demands that we have a holistic understanding of our duties and rights as citizens. This as I have said before is guided by basics of appreciating that all human beings must act towards one another with reason.

The government of the Republic of

Zambia, for instance is duty bound to ensure the safety of person and property at all times.

The strong position of the criminal law on the high standard of evidence (beyond reasonable doubt) a State must adduce, points to the high standards of performance expected of any government official.

In turn, individuals and citizens in particular, are expected to yield to authority as guided by the dictates of civility. Those holding public office are expected to only act within the four corners of the law, taking into account legal constructions such as (a) Constructive Knowledge (b) Public Policy (c) Reasonableness (d) Duty of Care etc Of course I would not campaign to support an illegitimate and a brutal regime that promotes extra=judicial killings and impunity.

Such a regime or governance system would have no space in modern civic engagement.

I saw President Banda being unfairly heaped with corruption accusations and charges. I saw and experienced how President Mwanawasa was called a cabbage and a dictator by his political adversaries who prayed for his downfall but are now singing praises in his death. Are we embracing hypocrisy? As far as I know, a dead person is very easy to betray.

It is little wonder that the social media is packed with lies and falsehoods, bordering on destruction.

Many people believe in these cheap lies/falsehoods and one of the major problems that perpetuate falsehoods has everything to do with the magnetic power of cheating lips, wrapped in lifestyle and unfortunate emotional complexes.

If the excess baggage of cheating lips and irresponsible individuals was effectively resolved, the speed and sting of the falsehoods would be quite blunt. This would allow the nation to move without the irritants of lies.

Taking personal responsibility does not in any way suggest lack of drive or inability to seize adventure/opportunity. It basically means that you must accept that you occupy the space on earth with other human beings who you owe a duty. This demands you to do nothing but embrace responsibility.

Many would want the government to do everything. Very well; but is that reasonable/possible?

See you next week.

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Niger minister ‘dies of coronavirus’ NIAMEY - Niger’s Labour and Employment Minister Mohamed Ben Omar died from coronavirus, the state broadcaster announced on Monday.

His Social Democratic Party had announced that the 55-year-old minister died on Sunday at hospital in the capital Niamey, but did not disclose the cause of death. Niger has so far confirmed 755 coronavirus cases and 37 deaths. – BBC.

DRC rebel group seeks peace GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo - An armed group in northeast Congo known for using fetishes to protect its fighters said on Monday it would lay down its arms and end attacks against civilians and the army, weeks after its leader was killed and other senior figures arrested.

The new leader of the Cooperative for the Development of the Congo, Ngabu Ngawi Olivier, called on the army to enact a ceasefire to allow talks with the government, a potential breakthrough for President Felix Tshisekedi who has promised to bring an end to decades of unrest in the region. – REUTERS.

Scores die after mine collapse in Liberia MONROVIA - The collapse of a mine in western Liberia has killed an unknown number of miners, Assistant Minister for Mines Emmanuel Swen told Reuters on yesterday.

Swen said he did not yet know the number of casualties at the artisanal mine in Liberia’s western mining hub. – REUTERS.

Kenya urges Somalia to speedily investigate fatal plane crash

NAIROBI - Kenya yesterday called for an urgent investigation into the fatal crash of a private cargo plane in Somalia amid unconfirmed reports it may have been shot down.

The plane belonged to African Express Airways and was ferrying supplies for use in the fight against the coronavirus when it crashed in the town of Bardale, in the southern Bay region, killing six crew members. – REUTERS.

Nigeria reports record infections hours after lockdown was eased ABUJA - Nigeria has recorded its highest single-day infection rate of Covid-19, the day Africa's biggest economy began a sixweek phase-out period of the emergency lockdown measures.

A total of 245 new cases were confirmed on Monday by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), 73 of them in the country's commercial capital Lagos.

The total number of infections in the country stood at 2 802 yesterday, including 93 deaths and 417 recoveries.

The update came just hours after the government relaxed restrictions in Abuja, Ogun and Lagos states, after more than four weeks of lockdowns imposed to contain the new coronavirus.

These densely populated regions will come into line with the rest of the country in which slightly looser restrictions introduced last week by President Muhammadu Buhari included an overnight curfew, mandatory face masks in public and a ban on non-essential interstate travel.

On Monday, the usually frenetic streets of the coastal megacity Lagos, largely empty during the lockdown, were busy again with cars, buses and tricycle taxis. – ALJAZEERA.

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ENEVA - The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued a warning against people using untested remedies for coronavirus.

Africans deserve access to medicines that have gone through proper trials even if they are derived from traditional treatments, it said.

Its statement comes as Madagascar's president is promoting a herbal tonic for treating Covid-19 patients.

The African Union (AU) said it wanted to see the scientific data on the "safety and efficacy" of the product.

The tonic, known as CovidOrganics, was tested on fewer than 20 people over three weeks, a presidential aide told the BBC - which is not in line with WHO guidelines on clinical trials.

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Lipolelo Thabane want to be looked after.’” The exchange was confirmed by her friend and confidante Thato Sibolla, who was present at the meeting. Lipolelo’s change of heart, which has not previously been reported, adds a new twist to a scandal that has attracted rare international attention to Lesotho, the tiny

AT OWN RISK …Do not use untested remedies, WHO Africa warns process in which a potential drug is tested in four phases, scaling up from a trial on a small number of patients to using it on a population countrywide.

Despite these reservations, several African countries, including Guinea-Bissau, Equatorial Guinea and Liberia, have already ordered CovidOrganics, which is produced from the artemisia plant - the source of an ingredient used in a malaria treatment - and other Malagasy plants.

Last week, Madagascar's President, Andry Rajoelina,

spoke to an online meeting of African leaders about the tonic.

Following that meeting the AU asked to see more details about Covid-Organics which could be reviewed by the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC).

In its statement, the WHO welcomed innovations based on traditional remedies and plants but said they "should be tested for efficacy and adverse side effects."

"Africans deserve to use medicines tested to the same standards as people in the rest of the world," it added.

On Monday, more than $8bn was pledged to help develop a coronavirus vaccine and fund research into the diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

Kenyan researchers are meanwhile awaiting approval for clinical trials of three drugs in the treatment of Covid-19, the Daily Nation newspaper reports.

The researchers plan to conduct trials on Remdesivir, anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine and Lopinavir/ritonavir, the newspaper reports. – BBC/ AFP/REUTERS.

Britain tops Europe's coronavirus death toll LONDON - Britain has overtaken Italy to report the highest official death toll from coronavirus in Europe with more than 32, 000 deaths, figures released on yesterday showed.

The high death toll could increase political pressure on Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who waited longer than other European leaders to order a lockdown to curb the spread of the virus in March.

Weekly figures from Britain’s national statistics office added more than 7, 000 deaths in England and Wales, raising the total for the United Kingdom to 32, 313.

The figure is one of several methods for calculating deaths and difficult to compare with other countries, but it offers the clearest sign yet that Britain could emerge as the worst-hit country in Europe, despite being hit later than other countries.

The true figure for deaths from coronavirus may be even higher. The Office of National Statistics said 33, 593 more people had died than average up to April 24 in England and Wales,

Lesotho's murdered first lady agreed to divorce on day she died - sources MASERU - Hours before she was shot dead on the outskirts of the capital, Lesotho’s former first lady, Lipolelo Thabane, made a surprising decision.

According to both a close friend and a well-connected businessman, she agreed to divorce her husband, Prime Minister Thomas Thabane, after years of refusing to make way for her rival.

With the blessing of that rival - Thabane’s current wife and first lady - the entrepreneur, Teboho Mojapela, met with Lipolelo on the day of her death to mediate. “She said: ‘...I am ready to free him’,” Mojapela told Reuters. “‘I just

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kingdom of two million people tucked inside South Africa.

Gunmen ambushed Lipolelo, 58, in her car as she made her way home on the outskirts of the capital Maseru on June 14, 2017. Sibolla was with her in the vehicle. Two days after the killing, Thabane, now 80, was sworn in for a second term. Two months later he married Lipolelo’s successor and one-time rival Maesaiah Liabiloe Ramoholi, now Maesaiah Thabane.

Police charged Maesaiah with Lipolelo’s murder in February and named Thabane as a suspect, although he has yet to be formally charged in court. - REUTERS.

compared to 27, 365 cases in which coronavirus was mentioned on the death certificates.

Meanwhile, the global death toll from the coronavirus pandemic topped a quarter of a million yesterday, with the US government predicting a further surge in fatalities as an international vaccine drive garnered $8 billion in pledges.

The dire forecast from the United States came as much of the Western world emerged

from weeks of lockdown, with hopes that the disease may have peaked in Europe, where deaths in the worst affected countries have dropped after nearly two months of confinement.

But the global progress did little to cool a war of words between the US and China over responsibility for the pandemic - a feud that has been fuelled

by US claims the virus originated in a Chinese laboratory - a theory the World Health

Organisation (WHO) labelled "speculative."

An AFP tally of official figures showed Europe is the hardest-hit continent with around 145, 000 fatalities. The US has recorded close to 68 700. Together they account for more than 85 percent of global deaths.

Since the disease first surfaced in China late last year the number of confirmed cases has reached almost 3.6 million. – BBC/AFP.

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FAZ vice president Rix Mweemba said the league will not end prematurely as suggested by some clubs which believe that it wouldn’t be ideal for the league to resume.

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‘NO PREMATURE END’ … Super Division won’t be cancelled, says FAZ said it would be unfair to most clubs if the league was to be cancelled because they have invested heavily to participate in the Super Division.

Mweemba said the local soccer governing body is encouraged by various international leagues which are set to resume before the end of the

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Mweemba said FAZ is cautious of the government’s directive on contact sports which have been suspended to

prevent the spread of the global Covid-19 pandemic.

He said FAZ will engage Government after the response from both CAF and FIFA to decide the way forward for the Super Division.

“We have made recommendations to CAF and FIFA because we are looking at the global effect of the whole thing. Now we are seeing a lot of leagues almost trying to start. Towards the end of this

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The Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority was established under the Medicines and Allied Substances Act (No. 3) of 2013 to ensure that all medicines and allied substances being made available to the Zambian people meet the required standard of quality, safety and efficacy throughout the chain of manufacture, importation, exportation, distribution, storage and sale.

The Authority wishes to remind all importers_and distributors of IVDs that the deadline of 30th June, 2020 is fast approaching and you are required to ensure that all Rapid Diagnostic Test Kits (RDTs) being imported with reference to the call issued in November, 2019 are submitted to the Authority for Listing. This is part of the Authority's commitment to assure quality of medical devices being made available to the public.

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THE Zambia Table Tennis Association has emphasised the need for athletes to observe Covid-19 preventive measures when non-contact sports activities are cleared at the Olympic Youth Development Centre (OYDC).

ZTTA vice president Wisdom Kaunda said it will be good for players to resume training especially for sports such as badminton, table tennis, chess and other noncontact sports.

Kaunda however noted that players will have to observe health guidelines from the Ministry of Health to halt the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic.

He said players need not to be reckless in what they do because they need to be observant of the health measures which have been put in place by government.

“The most important thing is for every individual to be responsible with their

month many leagues are likely to start and we don’t want to be left behind.

“We are mindful of our steps and we are also cautious that as soon as the league resumes we must be in the same rhythm with everyone so that once we get the approval from CAF and FIFA it will be in line with the laws of the land, that is very cardinal even when we get the approval from CAF and FIFA,” Mweemba said.

Mweemba said the association’s desire is to see to it that the league is concluded and decided on the pitch.

“Our hope is that we get that permission and direction for us to conclude the league however we may do it, weather behind closed doors or any method which will work. What we want is for the league to be decided on the pitch,” Mweemba said.

On April 28 CAF directed its member associations including FAZ to state how they wish to conclude the local league during the Covid-19 pandemic period.

activities. So if someone wants to train, they need to observe social distance, they need to sanitise and where they use rackets they need to make sure that they don’t share those rackets.

“Every player needs to be sanitised. It’s a good thing that we are considering to resume non-contact sports but we have to be very cautious to ensure that we do not spread the disease,” Kaunda said.

On Sunday, OYDC Zambia Chief Executive Officer Frederick Chitangala, said following the engagement of relevant stakeholders the OYDC Zambia would write to the local authority to seek for a clearance certificate to resume activities in tennis, badminton, table tennis, chess and others which do not involve physical contact.

Meanwhile, Chitangala, said activities such as the Teulings Youth Sports Challenge which engages hundreds of young talented athletes in beach volleyball, swimming, hockey, netball and taekwondo will only resume once the nation is declared Covid-19 free.