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  All Zambians Must Become Farmers Siulapwa, Still Singing By Ashton Kelly Bunda New Generation   Party President Humphrey Siulapwa has urged government to persuade all Zambian citizens to ignite an   agriculture Revolution by becoming farmers regardless of age ,creed , class and career to create a food exporting nation .     Speaking during a weekly press briefing on Sunday 21 st May 2023 at ZAMCOM lodge Siulapwa said the Mealie Meal shortages that rocked   the   nation 2 months ago must become a learning cave for Zambians   to impose themselves and start competing globally in the   agriculture and livestock sector since the nation is endowed with more that 40 percent of water sources ,arable land and fairly good weather. “all Zambians must aim at producing 20 million metric tones of maize put together   in the next 10 years to over come Mealie Meal shortages as well as increasing agriculture exports to strengthen the Kwacha c...

  Opposition Parties Help Government   Create Jobs,prods Humphrey Siulapwa Ashton Kelly Bunda New Generation Party president Humphrey Siulapwa has challenged Zambian opposition parties to   provide workable ideas that will help create 2 million jobs for youths   by the year   2025   as opposed to   trading insults and   counter accusations with the ruling party in authority. Speaking during a weekly press briefing on Sunday 23 April 2023 at ZAMCOM .lodge in Lusaka Siulapwa said leaders should not wait until they take up power to contribute meaningfully to the nation ,but learn to work with the ruling government to   achieve the 10 million jobs deficit and grow the economy. Siulapwa who was based in the United States of America for last ten years has implored the New Dawn administration   led by Hakainde Hichilema to ’ get off their   high horses of authority’ and listen to the opposition leaders and private individuals who...

  Ministering Key to Church Growth, Bishop Kapema Ashton Kelly Bunda CHURCH of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) Libala Ward Bishop Phil Kapema says the growth future of the church depends on physically ministering members of the church and socializing with them to listen to challenges that render them inactive. Speaking after a successful     ‘Valentines    Weekend Sports’ activity at Libala   Ward on Saturday 18 th February, 2023 under the theme: ‘ Ministerin g’, Bishop Kapema said tending to Christian flock has different facets which include physical visitations to families and individuals. Bishop Kapema who has led Libala ward for 9 years   said ‘Ministering ‘in form of physical socializing with Church members and non- Church members and sharing food delicacies,   is meant to help members become missionaries as well as fishers of Men, Women, Girls and Boys; like Jesus did scout for his 12 disciples . “I t’s about getting to kn...

  Blessings upon Church and Political Leaders in Zambia, Apostle Quentin   Cook By Ashton Kelly Bunda The church Jesus Christ latter-Day Saints   member of the Quorum of the twelve apostle Quentin LarMar    says when there is genuine repentance one expect forgiveness ,comfortable life and blessings . Apostle Cook who arrived in Zambia on 21 st February 2023 is a religious leader who is a native of Logan city in Utah united states of America (USA) told members of the church at Lusaka stake that repentance is key to celestial kingdom to dwell in the heavenly presence the father and Jesus Christ. Apostle Cook 82 years old a former lawyer and business executive spoke blessings upon the Zambian church leaders and that may   God bless them with wisdom and resources to contribute to the   advance their nation. Apostle Quentin who praised the 17 th prophet of the church Russel Marion Nelson the former heart surgeon for his wise decisions and deeper...

  Sport and Music better tool for ‘Children Ministering’, prods Clement Mwakamui Sr. By Ashton Kelly Bunda Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day Saints Libala Ward member Brother Clement Mwakamui has observed that apart from visiting sports and music has worked wonders to attract non- members’ children and their parents to the church during ecumenical activities. Speaking during the activity dubbed: ’Ministering’ on Saturday, 18 th February, 2023, flanked by High Council member Kabisa Mukelabai and Relief Society member Sister Batsirai, Brother Mwakamui said primarily children played an integral role to make the activity successful as they appeared in big numbers, including non- member children during the tag of war challenge game, which they dominated and won the competition after over powering young men and young women groups.  

  Ministering Key to Church Growth, Bishop Kapema Ashton Kelly Bunda CHURCH of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) Libala Ward Bishop Phil Kapema says the growth future of the church depends on physically ministering members of the church and socializing with them to listen to challenges that render them inactive. Speaking after a successful     ‘Valentines    Weekend Sports’ activity at Libala   Ward on Saturday 18 th February, 2023 under the theme: ‘ Ministerin g’, Bishop Kapema said tending to Christian flock has different facets which include physical visitations to families and individuals. Bishop Kapema who has led Libala ward for 9 years   said ‘Ministering ‘in form of physical socializing with Church members and non- Church members and sharing food delicacies,   is meant to help members become missionaries as well as fishers of Men, Women, Girls and Boys; like Jesus did scout for his 12 disciples . “It’s about getting to kno...

  By Ashton Kelly Bunda CHOMA District Commissioner Sikaleya Gamela says excellence in long distance races is not only a preserve for Ethiopian and Kenyan runners as   Zambia’s Southern Province is hilly and mountainous, as the geographical landscape in Eastern African. When reached for a comment, in a telephone interview from Kitwe, Copperbelt Province, 1996 Japan Olympics 400 meters hurdle gold medalist, Samuel Matete said Mbala District in the Northern Province is equally in good standing as the Southern Province, Ethiopia and Kenya in grooming competitive and resilient athletes. Said Africa’s Legendary Track and field star Matete: “It is not only in the Southern Province m but Mbala has a latitude for long distance training but what is missing is political and corporate will as infrastructure is neglected and only concentrated in Lusaka”. A veteran athlete in his own right, Gamela optimizes on Zambia producing a late Yotam Muleya, re-incarnation arises from the Southern Pr...