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FIFA Reveals How Chipolopolo Boys Were Told to Lose Games, for Match No382 K10 www.diggers.news Friday March 1, 2019 THEBy Abraham Kalito ROT AT FAZ World’s Soccer governing body FIFA has revealed how international match xers connived with FIFA reveals how Chipolopolo boys former FAZ treasurer and vice-president Boniface Mwamelo to instruct Chipolpolo Boys to lose the 2010 Cairo Olympics were told to lose games, for match Tournament, in order for them to win football bets against Zambia’s victory prospects. And FIFA has handed a fi xers to win their bets on Zambia life ban on Mwamelo from with intent to manipulate guilty a er conducting correspondence in which the all football activities, for results of the Under-23 an investigation into Zambian o cial allegedly got accepting bribes from the squad at the tournament. an alleged match xing downpayment from Perumal. international match xer e FIFA Chamber of scheme, which revealed According to a FIFA report, named Wilson Raj Perumal Ethics found Mwamelo incriminating email Mwamelo and match xer Perumal, colluded to handpick national team players who could be guided on how to lose games, a move that ERB cuts fuel prices by K1 would earn the ex-FAZ By Zondiwe Mbewe Sulphur Diesel, e ective midnight last night. o cial and the selected e Energy Regulation Board (ERB) has ERB adds that the reduction is due to Chipolopolo boys announced the reduction of fuel prices reduced movements in the international oil US$30, 000 on top of from K16.06 to K15.20 on Petrol, K14.65 to prices and the exchange rate between the other bonuses. K13.34 on Diesel and K16.94 to K15.72 Low Kwacha and US Dollar. To page 7 To page 11 Boniface Mwamelo (above) served as FAZ treasurer and vice-president under Kalusha Bwalya Being in the Opposition Alliance tarnished my image – Andyford By Sipilisiwe Ncube time being in the Opposition to call his party as a People’s Alliance for Change Alliance when he would have cancer which needed to (PAC) president Andyford attended to more important be amputated just to score Banda says he wasted a lot of party matters. political points when they And Banda says it is knew very well that he was disrespectful and demeaning already in the process of Mwila invites for the Opposition Alliance leaving the group. To page 3 applications Amos vows to continue for Roan seat By Sipilisiwe Ncube giving a piece of his mind PF Secretary General Davies Mwila says Chishimba Kambwili wasted a lot of to provocative opposition time by clinging on to the By omas Mulenga Roan seat. President Edgar Lungu’s Special Assistant for Press and And Mwila says party Public Relations, Amos Chanda says he will continue members should focus on exchanging words with his critics, rubbishing advice that he should tone down on confrontations with opposition mobilization. To page 7 political party leaders. To page 5 GMOs safe to eat – Health Minister Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo (l) and his Luapula counterpart Nickson Story page 7 Chilangwa (r) enjoy a light moment with UPND Mazabuka MP Gary Nkombo yesterday 2. Local News www.diggers.news Friday March 1, 2019 MPs agree to end political violence By Sipilisiwe Ncube that are perpetrated during seen after the just ended President, as the “[With] these things, we President Lungu should Members of parliament these elections are actually [Sesheke] by-elections Commander in Chief are creating a dangerous take post and begin to from both sides of the acts that the law prohibits where police officersof Armed Forces, had state for our children in offer direction if he does House on Wednesday whether committed during who in my view were the ultimate say on future. The Commander exhibit political will to end united on the need for an election or outside an trying to be professional how police should in Chief is clothed with electoral violence,” he said. the Executive to put in election, we have this far and disarm people who behave during elections. enough authority to “The second issue I would place practical measures sufficient laws to be able were armed with Pangas “Mr Speaker, I would ensure that sanity retains like the executive to do to end electoral violence. to curb those criminal (machetes) and fire arms also like to state at this in the operation of Zambia is to outlaw the use of The MPs were supporting acts. And I suspect Mr and then those whom point that we have the Police and that through his offensive weapons by Law a motion moved by Speaker through you to their commanders retired Commander in Chief or her good will, the police Enforcement Agencies Choma Central UPND the honourable Minister on national interest and of the Armed Forces can operate professionally. because the possession and member of parliament of Home Affairs that if subsequently in public who is a President of the For as long as politicians use of offensive weapons Cornelius Mweetwa. we leave police to do interest is an upset and a Republic of Zambia and continue to think that by cadres and citizens In his Motion, which was professional work without stain to the governance of therefore that Presidency they are supervisors of is already outlawed at seconded by Zambezi interference, without this country and the watch with the powers vested institutions of governance law. We now require to East UPND member of them listening to the of our colleagues. We think in that Presidency has at a level where they begin move on in terms of legal parliament Brian Kambita, posturing of the political that wherever there should the ultimate say on how to interfere, Mr speaker reforms to step up and Mweetwa urged the leadership and just do be capable people, those the police should behave this problem will continue move forward and ensure executive to outlaw the work in accordance with responsible should have unlike now sir where to be with us for a very long that during elections, use of offensive weapons the training, we can make taken responsibility unlike we have cadres wanting time, [which is] something we know that that is by Law Enforcement headways in ensuring that meting out punishment on to overrun a police very undesirable. And I generally harmonious Agencies during elections. during these elections, innocent citizens because station,” Mweetwa said. am pretty sure that neither atmosphere where we “That the executive should the police do what is there is a provision of He said that for as long ourselves on your left nor choose our leaders. Police put in place measures to right to stem out electoral retiring people in national as politicians continued PF wouldn’t like Zambia should not go there with stem out electoral violence violence,” Mweetwa interest. Retiring people sniffing into the operations [to] degenerate into an offensive weapons as if that (i) we return or restore stated in his Motion. should be used judiciously of the institutions of election violence state. they are going to confront the rule of law because most “Allow me also sir to add and reasonably.” governance, electoral Therefore through you criminals. They are going of the criminal activities on that what we have Mweetwa said the violence would never end. Mr Speaker, I think that to confront unarmed citizens,” said Mweetwa. In supporting the motion, Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo Mushimba unblocks critics, says he described it as a progressive motion which required all leaders to co-exist in ending electoral violence. paid for his SA medical expenses Meanwhile, MMD national secretary, and nominated By Mukosha Funga I take responsibility for to rehabilitate his me and my wife while to advocating for member of parliament, Transport and the events referenced. arm in South Africa. in SA, we paid out of specialized treatment Rapheal Nakacinda said Communication #unblockPeople,” “After the accident, UTH our own personal funds for all Zambians. the Motion required the Minister Brian Mushimba tweeted. did their best to stabilize and we have receipts.” “Experiences shape us. House to speak in unison. Mushimba says he One of his followers, me. I lost lots of blood. He invited those who Access to specialized And Eastern Province was out of line when Abraham, who uses My wife was crying wanted proof to stop treatment we must Minister Makebi Zulu he blocked those the Twitter handle; @ uncontrollably. My hand by Parliament to have accelerate because said he woud support the who questioned him Maidas, wondered was crushed. Damaged a look at receipts no Zambian should motion for his own reasons on who footed his whether Mushimba only beyond redemption. of all transactions lose their arm, if it and not the reasons medical bill in South realized his mistakes after Bones, nerves, ligament, regarding his trip to SA. can be saved. I offer advanced by the mover. Africa after breaking News Diggers carried a soft tissue. Damaged. “Please stop by myself; I want to be Other people who his arm in an accident. story about his conduct. cut[ting] it off was parliament, if u can. U your additional voice supported and debated on On Monday, Mushimba “Learn to listen to suggested. Finally, can see all the bills we on this so that we the Motion were Bwana blocked critics on people you serve..after a referral for 2nd were given and receipts fast track access to Mkubwa PF member Twitter after theyyou have been published opinion. Enter SA,” of payment with a debit specialized treatment of parliament Dr Jonas demanded justification in the newspaper Mushimba tweeted. card in my wife’s name for ALL ZAMBIANS in Chanda, Elijah Muchima for his decision to get his mwasebana now you “I went to South Africa (Brenda Mushimba),” our lifetime,” tweeted of Ikelengi and Sesheke’s broken arm treated in see that insoni ebuntu with only my wife to Mushimba tweeted.
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