Paramount Chief Chitimukulu Denounces Misuse of Image in Political Messages
Zambia Police Reinstate Checkpoints for Enhanced Public Safety, ZNS Takes Over Kasama Milling Plant, and Other Key Developments
In a recent revelation, Paramount Chief Chitimukulu has expressed his dismay over the unauthorized use of his image in political messages, deeming it a malicious attack on the Bemba royal establishments, nobility, and honor. The incident occurred on December 18, when social media platforms carried a story calling for a meeting of Kola descendants to discuss strategies for their purportedly threatened existence in Zambia. The message included a picture of Chitimukulu Kanyanta Manga the second.
Meanwhile, responding to the escalating challenges posed by criminal activities, the Zambia Police Service has reintroduced security checkpoints to enhance public safety. Police spokesperson Rae Hamoonga emphasized the need for these measures to curb criminal activities effectively.
In an effort to provide affordable mealie-meal for the northern block, the Zambia National Service (ZNS) has taken over operations at the Kasama milling plant. This move is expected to address the rising concerns about the cost of staple foods in the region.
In the realm of entertainment, Mutale Mwanza, popularly known as M-Nation, has been charged with careless driving following a road traffic accident on December 20, 2023. The incident occurred around 17:03 hrs along Pule Road near Little Learners School.
Renowned Zambian musician Elton Mulenga, also known as Yo Maps, is gearing up for legal action against the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) over the seizure of his Toyota Land Cruiser VX. In a demand letter issued through his lawyers at Nsapato and Company Advocates, Yo Maps has set an ultimatum for the commission to respond by Friday, December 22, 2023.
In health news, authorities report an unfortunate spike in cholera cases, with 85 new infections in the last 24 hours. This brings the total number of patients admitted to different health facilities across the country to 126.
On a diplomatic note, a delegation from the European Union Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, led by David McAllister of the European People's Party (EPP), visited President Hichilema on December 21, 2023. During the meeting, President Hichilema highlighted the EU's founding principles of human rights, governance, the rule of law, and democracy.
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