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It seems unemployment pressure is itching Cadres eyes amid the Covid-19 when touching your eyes is not allowed and those leading them, to some it feels as if time is waiting for no Man. By the way: “The Presence of a Cadre in any trading place brings fear to traders as long as they are in their outfit or party regalia.” Instead of making arrangements for Cadres to disturb people’s peace in trading places, The leaders should consider mobilizing them and help them out to form cooperatives, explain to them the role of the Small and Medium Enterprise Ministry. Let Technocrats seat them down and explain to them that SME ministry is for those “bamene bakonda tuma bine (those who like small business) and they are in that Category. Now to you the Cadres, going in the market and have a depo is not a Job, because one day another government will takeover and that administration will kick you out. That is not sustainable. Ask for sustainable forms of empowerment such that even when there will be a

  Of the Accident along Great North Road in line to Zambia Police (ZP) and Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) let us analyze  the two works.   RTSA is not clear on the bus that obstructed the track on a wrong pick up point...in my opinion their investigations are incomplete. They have found the Truck Driver on the wrong, what of the Obstructer??   What lessons should Public Bus operators draw from RTSA’s investigations?   Public Buses make any point as a bus stop even on caves and slopes risking so many lives.   Also at what Speed vehicles should be drivers be at when descending a Hill at Zani Muone? What Speed was the Truck driver at? And What Speed was the Rosa Bus at, because both ends have a Slope towards Chingwere turnoff, however from Northwards the slope is greater.   Secondly Zambia Police Reported that the Accident happened around 18:40 hours when Money FM Radio arrived at the accident scene around 17:15 hours and broadcasted live on Air around 17:26,

Essential commodities have continued recording high prices into the second Quarter of the year. A check by Money FM News in selected Super markets in Lusaka Province has reviewed the highest price for a 5 liters Cooking Oil at K299.99 ngwee while the lowest at K199.99 ngwee.