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JUST IN President Hakainde Hichilema forced to abandon his address at Chiwempala market as angry Senseli mine small scale miners start throwing stones at the stage. #NewsOnTheGo

JUST IN President Hakainde Hichilema forced to abandon his address at Chiwempala market as angry Senseli mine small scale miners start throwing stones at the stage. #NewsOnTheGo

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VIDEO FOCUS A 33-year-old intern doctor at Maina Soko Medical Centre in Lusaka, who allegedly raped a patient at the facility, has appeared before the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court for trial. Waza Lungu denies any wrongdoing in the matter. #NewsOnTheGo

VIDEO FOCUS A 33-year-old intern doctor at Maina Soko Medical Centre in Lusaka, who allegedly raped a patient at the facility, has appeared before the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court for trial. Waza Lungu denies any wrongdoing in the matter. #NewsOnTheGo

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VIDEO FOCUS: AGE IS JUST A NUMBER Age is no barrier for 67-year-old Judith Mwale, who proudly turned up at Minga Area Polling Station to cast her vote and have her say in deciding the next Member of Parliament for Petauke Central Constituency. #NewsOnTheGo

VIDEO FOCUS: AGE IS JUST A NUMBER Age is no barrier for 67-year-old Judith Mwale, who proudly turned up at Minga Area Polling Station to cast her vote and have her say in deciding the next Member of Parliament for Petauke Central Constituency. #NewsOnTheGo

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VIDEO FOCUS: Artists, activists, CSOs, and community members unite against GBV in a protest organized by NGOCC. The march, which started at the ZESCO Flyover Bridge, will conclude at Cabinet Office. NOTG

VIDEO FOCUS: Artists, activists, CSOs, and community members unite against GBV in a protest organized by NGOCC. The march, which started at the ZESCO Flyover Bridge, will conclude at Cabinet Office. NOTG

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POLICE WARN AGAINST UNLAWFUL PROTESTS AHEAD OF INAUGURATION By Victoria Kayeye Yambani The Zambia Police Service has issued a strong warning against planned unlawful processions, assemblies and protests across the country, including during Tuesday’s presidential inauguration. Police Inspector General Graphel Musamba says the Service has received credible intelligence that certain groups and individuals are mobilising and inciting members of the public to participate in unlawful protests. He says police are also aware of efforts to mobilise people to protest against the detention of certain suspects currently in police custody. While acknowledging that Article 21 of the Constitution guarantees the right to freedom of assembly and association, Mr Musamba says the right must be exercised within the law and is subject to limitations necessary to maintain public safety and order and protect the rights and freedoms of others. The Police Chief says the Zambia Police Service has a constitutional and statutory responsibility to maintain law and order, protect life and property, and ensure public safety and security. He has warned that anyone who participates in, organises, facilitates or supports unlawful activities will be dealt with firmly in accordance with the law. Members of the public have also been cautioned against being incited into violence, obstructing lawful activities or engaging in any conduct that amounts to a criminal offence. Police have further assured that all persons in custody are being accorded their constitutional and legal rights, while urging the public to remain calm, law-abiding and cooperative with law enforcement agencies during this period. #NewsOnTheGo

POLICE WARN AGAINST UNLAWFUL PROTESTS AHEAD OF INAUGURATION By Victoria Kayeye Yambani The Zambia Police Service has issued a strong warning against planned unlawful processions, assemblies and protests across the country, including during Tuesday’s presidential inauguration. Police Inspector General Graphel Musamba says the Service has received credible intelligence that certain groups and individuals are mobilising and inciting members of the public to participate in unlawful protests. He says police are also aware of efforts to mobilise people to protest against the detention of certain suspects currently in police custody. While acknowledging that Article 21 of the Constitution guarantees the right to freedom of assembly and association, Mr Musamba says the right must be exercised within the law and is subject to limitations necessary to maintain public safety and order and protect the rights and freedoms of others. The Police Chief says the Zambia Police Service has a constitutional and statutory responsibility to maintain law and order, protect life and property, and ensure public safety and security. He has warned that anyone who participates in, organises, facilitates or supports unlawful activities will be dealt with firmly in accordance with the law. Members of the public have also been cautioned against being incited into violence, obstructing lawful activities or engaging in any conduct that amounts to a criminal offence. Police have further assured that all persons in custody are being accorded their constitutional and legal rights, while urging the public to remain calm, law-abiding and cooperative with law enforcement agencies during this period. #NewsOnTheGo

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As early as 05:40hrs, voters have already started queuing at Kasukwe Polling Station in Dundumwezi Constituency, ready to cast their votes. 🎥 Christopher Chibuye

As early as 05:40hrs, voters have already started queuing at Kasukwe Polling Station in Dundumwezi Constituency, ready to cast their votes. 🎥 Christopher Chibuye

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VIDEO FOCUS 🎥 | Former President Edgar Lungu’s daughter, Tasila Lungu, has arrived at Kabulonga Boys Secondary School Polling Centre, where she accompanied her husband, Patrick Mwansa, to cast his vote. 🗳️🇿🇲 #thezambianvote #electiondataplug

VIDEO FOCUS 🎥 | Former President Edgar Lungu’s daughter, Tasila Lungu, has arrived at Kabulonga Boys Secondary School Polling Centre, where she accompanied her husband, Patrick Mwansa, to cast his vote. 🗳️🇿🇲 #thezambianvote #electiondataplug

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POLICE RECOVER 22 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION, CALL ON SEAN TEMBO By Darius Choonya Police in Lusaka have arrested six suspects in connection with the possession of offensive weapons. The suspects were found in a motor vehicle, registration number BAD 8622, in which police recovered 22 rounds of ammunition and other merchandise. Police also found campaign materials belonging to Roma Independent parliamentary candidate Sean Tembo. Police Public Relations Officer Godfrey Chilabi says police are calling on Mr Tembo to avail himself to help with ongoing investigations. The police are conducting a nationwide stop-and-search operation as voters cast their ballots. #NewsOnTheGo

POLICE RECOVER 22 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION, CALL ON SEAN TEMBO By Darius Choonya Police in Lusaka have arrested six suspects in connection with the possession of offensive weapons. The suspects were found in a motor vehicle, registration number BAD 8622, in which police recovered 22 rounds of ammunition and other merchandise. Police also found campaign materials belonging to Roma Independent parliamentary candidate Sean Tembo. Police Public Relations Officer Godfrey Chilabi says police are calling on Mr Tembo to avail himself to help with ongoing investigations. The police are conducting a nationwide stop-and-search operation as voters cast their ballots. #NewsOnTheGo

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President Hakainde Hichilema shows off his dance moves alongside Yo Maps during the UPND campaign launch, currently underway at Heroes Stadium in Lusaka.

President Hakainde Hichilema shows off his dance moves alongside Yo Maps during the UPND campaign launch, currently underway at Heroes Stadium in Lusaka.

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We need to lay the Sixth President to rest in his home, with a dignified military burial, as he served as Commander-in-Chief - President Hakainde Hichilema.

We need to lay the Sixth President to rest in his home, with a dignified military burial, as he served as Commander-in-Chief - President Hakainde Hichilema.

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32-YEAR-OLD MAN ALLEGEDLY KILLED BY SUSPECTED CADRES By Niza Vomo A 32-year-old man of Lusaka's John Laing Township has died after allegedly being assaulted by suspected United Party for National Development (UPND) cadres. The deceased has been identified as Nelson Chikubi. According to his family, Mr Chikubi was allegedly assaulted on Friday, July 3, after repairing a radio for a client. They allege that when the client tested the radio, a song associated with the opposition began playing, prompting suspected UPND cadres to attack him. The family says he was treated and discharged from Chawama Level One Hospital but later developed complications. He was rushed back to the hospital, where he died the following day. When contacted for comment, UPND Deputy Secretary General Getrude Imenda said she could not comment on the matter unless it was in the public domain. Meanwhile, Zambia Police Service Public Relations Officer Godfrey Chilabi says police have instituted investigations into the matter. #NewsOnTheGo

32-YEAR-OLD MAN ALLEGEDLY KILLED BY SUSPECTED CADRES By Niza Vomo A 32-year-old man of Lusaka's John Laing Township has died after allegedly being assaulted by suspected United Party for National Development (UPND) cadres. The deceased has been identified as Nelson Chikubi. According to his family, Mr Chikubi was allegedly assaulted on Friday, July 3, after repairing a radio for a client. They allege that when the client tested the radio, a song associated with the opposition began playing, prompting suspected UPND cadres to attack him. The family says he was treated and discharged from Chawama Level One Hospital but later developed complications. He was rushed back to the hospital, where he died the following day. When contacted for comment, UPND Deputy Secretary General Getrude Imenda said she could not comment on the matter unless it was in the public domain. Meanwhile, Zambia Police Service Public Relations Officer Godfrey Chilabi says police have instituted investigations into the matter. #NewsOnTheGo

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UPND Member Cosmas Chileshe Calls for Constitutional Amendment to Extend Presidential Term Limits #musanzatv #politicsnews #currentaffairs

UPND Member Cosmas Chileshe Calls for Constitutional Amendment to Extend Presidential Term Limits #musanzatv #politicsnews #currentaffairs

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NKOMBO RESPONDS TO PRESIDENT HICHILEMA'S ALLEGATIONS, URGES SUPPORTERS TO STAY FOCUSED By Helga Chibwe Former Local Government and Rural Development Minister and former Mazabuka Central Member of Parliament Gary Nkombo has dismissed allegations made against him by President Hakainde Hichilema during a rally in Mazabuka this afternoon. Mr Nkombo said he has every right to contest the parliamentary seat as an independent candidate, citing Article 51 of the Constitution of Zambia, which allows eligible candidates to stand as independents. He also refuted President Hichilema's claims that he is working with NRPUP President Brian Mundubile because of the candle symbol on his campaign materials. Mr Nkombo explained that he did not choose or create the symbol, stating that it was allocated by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ). Responding to the President's other remarks, Mr Nkombo said he would not address them, describing them as abusive and lacking truth. He added that he was among those who suffered intimidation and beatings during the Patriotic Front (PF) administration in support of President Hichilema. Mr Nkombo has since urged his supporters to remain focused on the campaign and work hard, stressing that he is no longer a member of the UPND. During the rally, President Hichilema alleged that Mr Nkombo was working with NRPUP President Brian Mundubile and accused him of failing to improve roads during his nearly 20 years as Mazabuka Central MP. The President also alleged that Mr Nkombo contributed to the late Anderson Mazoka's failure to win previous elections then, among other claims. #NewsOnTheGo

NKOMBO RESPONDS TO PRESIDENT HICHILEMA'S ALLEGATIONS, URGES SUPPORTERS TO STAY FOCUSED By Helga Chibwe Former Local Government and Rural Development Minister and former Mazabuka Central Member of Parliament Gary Nkombo has dismissed allegations made against him by President Hakainde Hichilema during a rally in Mazabuka this afternoon. Mr Nkombo said he has every right to contest the parliamentary seat as an independent candidate, citing Article 51 of the Constitution of Zambia, which allows eligible candidates to stand as independents. He also refuted President Hichilema's claims that he is working with NRPUP President Brian Mundubile because of the candle symbol on his campaign materials. Mr Nkombo explained that he did not choose or create the symbol, stating that it was allocated by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ). Responding to the President's other remarks, Mr Nkombo said he would not address them, describing them as abusive and lacking truth. He added that he was among those who suffered intimidation and beatings during the Patriotic Front (PF) administration in support of President Hichilema. Mr Nkombo has since urged his supporters to remain focused on the campaign and work hard, stressing that he is no longer a member of the UPND. During the rally, President Hichilema alleged that Mr Nkombo was working with NRPUP President Brian Mundubile and accused him of failing to improve roads during his nearly 20 years as Mazabuka Central MP. The President also alleged that Mr Nkombo contributed to the late Anderson Mazoka's failure to win previous elections then, among other claims. #NewsOnTheGo

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VIDEO FOCUS American comedian, television host and producer Steve Harvey meeting President Hakainde Hichilema at State House. #NewsOnTheGo

VIDEO FOCUS American comedian, television host and producer Steve Harvey meeting President Hakainde Hichilema at State House. #NewsOnTheGo

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WE HAVE ACHIEVED OVER 90 PERCENT OF OUR PROMISES – UPND By Darius Choonya The ruling United Party for National Development (UPND) claims it has achieved over 90 percent of its promises for the period from 2021 to 2024. President Hakainde Hichilema’s Special Assistant for Policy and Compliance, Joseph Lungu, says this is based on the UPND’s own analysis and research on the status of the promises made. He says the fulfilled promises range from free education to an enhanced Constituency Development Fund (CDF). Meanwhile, Special Assistant and Advisor to the President for Finance and Investment, Jitto Kayumba, has urged citizens to engage with their leaders to fully understand and access the CDF. The duo made these remarks in a now-viral video, in which they discussed the implementation status of key policy reforms by the New Dawn administration, as detailed in a newly released booklet. However, Development Expert Dr. Charity Musamba has argued that the projections made by President Hichilema’s aides do not reflect the reality on the ground. She says the cost of living remains high, preventing many people from affording proper meals. #NewsOnTheGo

WE HAVE ACHIEVED OVER 90 PERCENT OF OUR PROMISES – UPND By Darius Choonya The ruling United Party for National Development (UPND) claims it has achieved over 90 percent of its promises for the period from 2021 to 2024. President Hakainde Hichilema’s Special Assistant for Policy and Compliance, Joseph Lungu, says this is based on the UPND’s own analysis and research on the status of the promises made. He says the fulfilled promises range from free education to an enhanced Constituency Development Fund (CDF). Meanwhile, Special Assistant and Advisor to the President for Finance and Investment, Jitto Kayumba, has urged citizens to engage with their leaders to fully understand and access the CDF. The duo made these remarks in a now-viral video, in which they discussed the implementation status of key policy reforms by the New Dawn administration, as detailed in a newly released booklet. However, Development Expert Dr. Charity Musamba has argued that the projections made by President Hichilema’s aides do not reflect the reality on the ground. She says the cost of living remains high, preventing many people from affording proper meals. #NewsOnTheGo

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"I have no doubt that President Brian Mundubile is humble enough to make himself available for a debate. On the other hand, I have yet to see that same willingness from President Hakainde Hichilema. If President Hichilema is wise, he might first watch a few of Brian Mundubile's videos and conclude, 'I'd rather not stand across from this man in a debate.' He may decide it's a contest best avoided, because Brian Mundubile would relish the opportunity and, in my view, he has the intellect and sharpness to make it a very difficult encounter." - Tonse Pamodzi Alliance Media Director Brian Matambo

"I have no doubt that President Brian Mundubile is humble enough to make himself available for a debate. On the other hand, I have yet to see that same willingness from President Hakainde Hichilema. If President Hichilema is wise, he might first watch a few of Brian Mundubile's videos and conclude, 'I'd rather not stand across from this man in a debate.' He may decide it's a contest best avoided, because Brian Mundubile would relish the opportunity and, in my view, he has the intellect and sharpness to make it a very difficult encounter." - Tonse Pamodzi Alliance Media Director Brian Matambo

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“Even if I don’t stand, I have enough money to sustain the next four generations,” says UPPZ president Charles Chanda.

“Even if I don’t stand, I have enough money to sustain the next four generations,” says UPPZ president Charles Chanda.

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NAMIBIA THANKS ZAMBIA FOR POWER EXPORTS Namibia has expressed its gratitude to Zambia for continuing to export electricity despite the challenges the country is facing in the energy sector. More details in the video:

NAMIBIA THANKS ZAMBIA FOR POWER EXPORTS Namibia has expressed its gratitude to Zambia for continuing to export electricity despite the challenges the country is facing in the energy sector. More details in the video:

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POLICE STOP GARY NKOMBO'S CAMPAIGN LAUNCH IN MAZABUKA By Helga Chibwe Police in Mazabuka District have disrupted the campaign launch of Mazabuka Central independent candidate Gary Nkombo, with thousands of his supporters reportedly dispersed using tear gas. The action follows a statement issued by the Zambia Police Service in Mazabuka indicating that some individuals may be planning activities capable of disturbing public peace, safety, and order within the district. Police stated that while the right to assemble and participate in lawful public activities is protected by law, organisers of public gatherings are required to comply with all legal requirements and cooperate with law enforcement agencies to ensure public safety and orderly conduct. The police further appealed to political parties, candidates, supporters, and members of the public to exercise restraint and consider temporarily suspending activities that may escalate tensions or lead to violence in Mazabuka Central. They warned that any person engaging in violence, disorderly conduct, or any criminal activity likely to endanger public safety or breach the peace will be dealt with firmly in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Zambia. Meanwhile, the disruption of Mr. Nkombo's campaign launch has attracted public attention, with supporters expressing concern over the development. #NewsOnTheGo

POLICE STOP GARY NKOMBO'S CAMPAIGN LAUNCH IN MAZABUKA By Helga Chibwe Police in Mazabuka District have disrupted the campaign launch of Mazabuka Central independent candidate Gary Nkombo, with thousands of his supporters reportedly dispersed using tear gas. The action follows a statement issued by the Zambia Police Service in Mazabuka indicating that some individuals may be planning activities capable of disturbing public peace, safety, and order within the district. Police stated that while the right to assemble and participate in lawful public activities is protected by law, organisers of public gatherings are required to comply with all legal requirements and cooperate with law enforcement agencies to ensure public safety and orderly conduct. The police further appealed to political parties, candidates, supporters, and members of the public to exercise restraint and consider temporarily suspending activities that may escalate tensions or lead to violence in Mazabuka Central. They warned that any person engaging in violence, disorderly conduct, or any criminal activity likely to endanger public safety or breach the peace will be dealt with firmly in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Zambia. Meanwhile, the disruption of Mr. Nkombo's campaign launch has attracted public attention, with supporters expressing concern over the development. #NewsOnTheGo

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VIDEO FOCUS U.S. Ambassador to Zambia, Michael Gonzales, responds to the Zambian government's concerns over alleged failure to follow diplomatic channels when issuing public statements. The concerns arose after Ambassador Gonzales announced the U.S. government's decision to withdraw 1.4 billion Kwacha in funding to the health sector, following allegations of theft and mismanagement of drugs. #NewsOnTheGo

VIDEO FOCUS U.S. Ambassador to Zambia, Michael Gonzales, responds to the Zambian government's concerns over alleged failure to follow diplomatic channels when issuing public statements. The concerns arose after Ambassador Gonzales announced the U.S. government's decision to withdraw 1.4 billion Kwacha in funding to the health sector, following allegations of theft and mismanagement of drugs. #NewsOnTheGo

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VIDEO FOCUS: UNZA STUDENT FAKES ABDUCTION AFTER GAMBLING GOES WRONG By Peter Zunda Jr A Student at the University of Zambia has been apprehended by police in Lusaka for faking an abduction, after he lost a bet in online gambling and asked his friends to call his father for -

VIDEO FOCUS: UNZA STUDENT FAKES ABDUCTION AFTER GAMBLING GOES WRONG By Peter Zunda Jr A Student at the University of Zambia has been apprehended by police in Lusaka for faking an abduction, after he lost a bet in online gambling and asked his friends to call his father for -

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JUST IN: Lungu’s Family to repatriate Zambia's 6th President’s remains back to Zambia privately. This is according to family spokesperson Makeni Zulu. #NewsOnTheGo

JUST IN: Lungu’s Family to repatriate Zambia's 6th President’s remains back to Zambia privately. This is according to family spokesperson Makeni Zulu. #NewsOnTheGo

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UTH STAFF ALLEGEDLY LOCKS BESIDER IN MORTUARY By Darius Choonya A bedsider at the University Teaching Hospital UTH has been left traumatized after he was locked in a mortuary for allegedly causing trouble in the ward.

UTH STAFF ALLEGEDLY LOCKS BESIDER IN MORTUARY By Darius Choonya A bedsider at the University Teaching Hospital UTH has been left traumatized after he was locked in a mortuary for allegedly causing trouble in the ward.

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