Kabwe reports

ZNS warns: Do not pay dismissed Lt Kasanda for jobs

THE ZAMBIA National Service-ZNS has notified the public against dealing with its ex-employee, Lieutenant Corrine Kasanda, attached in the picture.

The Service alleges that, it has been receiving information suggesting that the dismissed employee has been receiving money from unsuspecting members of the public in the pretext that she would place them in the service.

"The public is therefore warned not to engage with her or any individual claiming to offer jobs in ZNS in exchange for money," the Service has stated, adding that, it does not charge job seekers to be considered for employment.

"Anyone approached with such demands is urged to report immediately to the nearest police station or the following numbers: 0977410463 or 0977 827 057," the Service has advised.

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I won't allow one mistake tarnish the things I have built. People can say what they want .
- Mwaka Halwindi (HEAD OF OPERATIONS)

THE MUFUMBWE SHOOTING INCIDENT:
By Dr Nevers Sekwila Mumba

We wish to express our deepest condolences to the bereaved families arising from the shootings that took place in Mufumbwe.

No Zambian civilian should have to lose their life at the barrel of a Zambian soldier’s gun. This is unacceptable.

While we agree that illegal mining must be stopped and replaced by order and the rule of law, we insist that Zambians must never be killed in cold blood unless when in full fledged combat with criminals. We therefore call for a thorough investigation in this unfortunate development.

This is not the first gold rush in history. There have been several. One notable one is known as the California gold rush(1848-1855) when gold was found by James W Marshall at Sutter’s Mill in Coloma, California. This news brought approximately 300,000 people to California from the rest of the United States and abroad. The injection of these gold revenues made California into the huge economic state that it has become.

We can learn lessons from history. Instead of chasing the gold diggers, we must take administrative procedures there without excluding those who got there first.

There is always a better way, that can eventually benefit all.

TWO SHOT AT KINKONGE GOLD MINE IN MUFUMBWE

Kabwe reports
By : Peter

Two illegal gold miners are said to have been shot at Kinkonge gold mine in Mufumbwe district of northwestern province.

Provincial Health Director Luckson Chidikita confirmed to prime television having received two Brought in Dead ( BID ) at Mufumbwe district health hospital mortuary.

The displacement of these illegal miners by the men and women in uniform has left many stranded while others complained of police brutality as their vehicles were also said to have been smashed.

Moses Yamba a resident of Solwezi,who is also a driver doing transport business with his vehicle complained having been beaten by police together with his passengers fifteen kilometers away before reaching Mufumbwe Solwezi road at Kinkonge while his vehicle was smashed and car windows broken a thing he said is very un fortunate even after surrendering that he was just booked as a transporter to take the passengers from Kikonge.

He has further appealed to home affairs minister to help intervain as people have lost their properties in Kikonge.

District Commissioner Munyompe said,there is need to remove everyone and asked government to speed up process of giving them artisanal license rights citing government loosing tax from these activities at the Kinkonge gold mine.

Since the incident police have not issued any report over the matter but remained silent.

Credit: Prime Tv