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Sex for marks lands two CBU lecturers in trouble

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TWO Copperbelt University (CBU) lecturers have been arrested for offering ‘sexual gratification’ as a course at the tertiary institution.

Dr Daniel Mwanza and Mr Henry Mvula both Lecturers at Copperbelt University, Jambo Drive Campus have been arrested after they received money from two female first-year students.

Anti-Corruption Commission head of corporate communication Timothy Moono said Dr Mwanza, age 37 of house number 81 Lubwa Road, Ndeke, Kitwe and Mr. Mvula, age 35 of Beautiful Gates, off Tafuna Drive, Ndeke in Kitwe have been jointly charged with one count of Corrupt Practices contrary to Section 19(1) as read with Section 41 of the Anti-Corruption Act Number 3 of 2012 of the Laws of Zambia.

“Details are that Dr Mwanza and Mr Mvula jointly and whilst acting together with unknown persons on dates unknown but between 1st August 2023 and 29th August 2023 being public Officers namely Lecturers at the Copperbelt University did corruptly solicit K5,000.00 or sexual gratification from two named female first year Copperbelt University students,” he said.

Mr Moono said the two lecturers allegedly corruptly received K1,500 cash gratification from the two female students, as an inducement or reward to make them pass their Continuous Assessments (CA) and final examinations.

He said the lecturers have since been released on bond and will appear in court soon.

Meanwhile, the Commission has arrested and charged Chadiza District Education
Board Secretary (DEBS) for corruption involving K50,750.

Misozi Mwale Mwenya, aged 58, of house number 904, Chipili compound in Chadiza,
who is the Chadiza District Education Board Secretary has been charged with one
count of willful failure to comply with applicable procedure or guideline relating to
procurement contrary to Section 34 (2) (b) as read with Section 41 of the Anti-Corruption
Act No. 3 of 2012.”Details of the offence being that, Misozi Mwale Mwenya on dates unknown but between 1 st May 2018 and 30th May 2018 did willfully fail to follow applicable procedure when she authorized the procurement, of transportation services at a contract sum of K50,750.00, an amount beyond her procurement threshold, at the material time,” Mr Moono said.

(Mwebantu, Wednesday, 30th August, 2023)

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‘I did not expect him to play well’ Leicester City coach on Patson Daka

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LEICESTER City coach Enzo Maresca has said he did not expect striker Patson Daka to play well on Saturday having not seen much game time this season.

Yesterday, Daka served his manager a humble pie, scoring a goal and providing an assist in the 4-0 win over Plymouth.

In a post match Interview, Maresca revealed that, “I told Pat before the game: ‘It doesn’t matter if you play well or bad. I don’t expect you to play well. I can understand to be out for three or four months. So play free, relax, enjoy, and then we’ll see,” Maresca said.

Maresca said he is sorry that the player has not seen much action.

“I always said to him [Daka] that in these three or four months: ‘Pat, I’m very sorry for the situation.’ But it is what it is.”

Despite Daka’s impact, Maresca couldn’t give a concrete comment of the player’s future at the club.

“For me the future is Wednesday,” Maresca added. “I swear, serious. Pat is one of our players. We are happy. If he is not happy and he wants to leave, we’ll see. Now it’s about Wednesday.”

(Mwebantu, Sunday, 10th December, 2023)

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Lusaka farm workers run after stealing 150 pigs from employer, police say

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THREE farm workers are on the run after they allegedly stole 150 pigs valued at K1.5 million.

The three are Peter Mumba aged 40, Isaac Banda aged 36 and Boniface Banda aged 20.

A manhunt has been launched to bring the suspects to book.

Police spokesperson Rae Hamoonga said the incident allegedly took place on Friday December 8th between 19:00 to 20:00 hours.

He said the report of theft by servant was received from Veronica Phiri, the owner of the farm in the industrial area.

“Brief facts of the matter are that the reporter (farm owner) employed the trio at her farm two years ago. On December 7,2023,She visited her farm and everything was intact. However, on December 9,2023 around 10:00 hours,She received a phone call from her neighbour that there was no one at her farm including all workers and their wives.She later drove to her farm and found no body and all her livestock had been stolen,” he said.

Mr Hamoonga said she then immediately reported the matter to Westwood Police Station.

He added that Police Officers visited the scene of crime and found no workers at the farm and all the pigs had been stolen.

(Mwebantu, Sunday, 10th December, 2023)

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Suspected criminal shot dead in Lusaka

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POLICE have gunned down a suspected criminal believed to be behind a spate of robberies.

The suspect only known as Jack TC is believed to have committed a spate of crimes with his colleagues who are on the run.

Jack TC was renting an apartment in Kalundu area of Lusaka and allegedly hired a vehicle three months prior, which he used to commit the said crimes.

Police spokesperson Rae Hamoonga said the unfolding of the crimes started on November 29,2023, during routine patrols when officers spotted a Silver Toyota Ractis bearing Registration CAC 825 ZM which was suspiciously parked along a small gravel road.

He said when challenged, the occupants started the motor vehicle and spade off almost hitting one of the officers.

“This prompted officers to fire warning shots and consequently three suspected criminals escaped and abandoned the vehicle. A set of number plates bearing Registration number BAE 6146 ZM, were recovered. The vehicle was later discovered to have been hired out to Clement Katunga of Katungu farms in Makeni through our investigations,” he said.

He said later on December 7, 2023 around 09:00 hours, officers went to Lusaka west in Kalundu area where they found that the suspect was renting an apartment.

Mr Hamoonga said when officers approached the apartment, two suspected criminals came out and jumped over a wall fence with a lazer wire.

He explained that several warning shots were fired towards the two escaping criminals who nevertheless disappeared into a thicket in the neighboring farm.

“Unfortunately, when officers conducted a search around the thicket, one suspected criminal only known as Jack TC was found lying on the ground after he sustained bullet wounds and lazer wire respectively. He was rushed to University Teaching Hospital, but was unfortunately pronounced dead by a medical doctor,” he said.

Meanwhile, at the apartment officers recovered the following Unregistered Mark X grey in colour ,13 ladies hand bags, a set of four black mag rims wheels, with tyres, two sets of Number plates BAX 3769 and SHIKY 1, a double sticker seal tape, two pairs of ladies shoes, ÀB BANK Cash withdraw slip by IFO SABRIE KALID, a Gun case, FNB ATM bearing card number 1646, a Money tag Slip from Atlas Mara Zambezi mall and two NRCs bearing the names of Samuel Zulu and Mooba Habombe

Mr Hamoonga said also found was a driving licence for Clement Katunga ,Sherbourne lodge identity card for manager ,12 – 2023 Inclusive Sports Festival T-shirts, eight laptop bags, six Travelling bags, four suitcases and two kit bags.

“The Owner of the Ractis vehicle has identified the now deceased as the person who had in fact hired his vehicle for at least three months.

Investigations have since been instituted and a manhunt for the suspect who escaped is on,” he said.

(Mwebantu, Friday, 8th December, 2023)

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