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Sunday, 9 June 2013
Ndola Prostitutes Offer Fans Free SEX in Jubiliation of Zambia’s Victory
Prostitutes in some parts of Zambia have once again offered free sex to supporters after Chipolopolo beat Lesotho in Saturday’s 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
It has now become like a tradition as it would be recalled that prostitutes sometime back in some parts of the country offered themselves for free sex as part of their celebration after Zambia beat Ghana 1-0 in the semifinals of the 2012 African Cup of Nations.
Yesterday was yet another day, our staff reporter in Ndola revealed that a single prostitute served nearly 13 men and there would be alot more in queue
To these prostitutes, it’s a source of motivation to the supporters to continue cheering the national team anytime they beat a team
(Photo) Marilyn Manson Pays Tribute To Paris Jackson By Fake-Cutting Wrists?!?
This is probably the last thing a girl who just tried to kill herself needs. After trying to kill herself last week when she wasn’t allowed to go to a Marilyn Manson concert, the rocker dedicated his song “Disposable Teens” to her followed by fake wrist-cutting. Activists are outraged and are urging people who are thinking about killing themselves to not do so. He tweeted to Paris Jackson “I hope you feel better. You will be on my guest list anytime you want.” Check out the action that’s pissing everyone off in the gallery.
Chivuna Girls Expelled Over Cellphones
St. Joseph’s Secondary School in Chivuna, Monze has ‘expelled’ three girls for being in possession of cellphones, which are prohibited by the school.
Two other girls, who are in examination classes, have been suspended till time for final exams.
When contact Headteacher, Scholastica Namangala Banda explained that Parents agreed for such measures to be taken adding that they even signed some documents to endorse it.
Strangely, the affected parents have expressed ignorance but the Headteacher said it’s a learning experience. She said the move would deter other girls from using phones. She pointed out that the school has two cellphones for use by the girls except the girls shun using them.
The Girls were sent away on Wednesday, June 4, 2013 and their parents were not given an audience as per normal disciplinary measure.
“They were found charging their phones at the weekend,” explained the source. “The school administration sat on Monday and called the parents to come and pick up their children by Wednesday latest Friday.”
Some teachers talked to have expressed shock at the ‘expulsion’ of the girls which the Headteacher said was a transfer request from the parents.
“It is agreeable that by the rules set by the school, it is not allowed for pupil to own a phone, but the punishment of EXPULSION is far too harsh,” said one of the Teachers who sought anonymity.
A lecturer at University of Zambia Nambole Munkombwe reacted: “It sounds harsh but truth be told. These pupils may have been warned a number of times but they thought they would survive.
Parents are also to blame for the illegal provisions. It is now the parents who are carrying the burden. They have to find schools for their expelled children.”
He adds: “One of the most disturbing items in learning are cell phones. So much time is wasted playing with these pieces of technology. As an educationist, I find cell phones a deterrent to good learning.”
However, James Asiana Banda argues that “the world has changed now. Schools should be flexible on the use of cell phones. In fact some educators are promoting incorporating cell phones into their teaching. Use of technology in teaching is a great motivator for learning. And cell phones are the readily available technology tools. We need to move on and accept the change.”
The question that remains unanswered is if the punishment the girls received is well-deserved.
Chivuna Girls Expelled Over Cellphones
St. Joseph’s Secondary School in Chivuna, Monze has ‘expelled’ three girls for being in possession of cellphones, which are prohibited by the school.
Two other girls, who are in examination classes, have been suspended till time for final exams.
When contact Headteacher, Scholastica Namangala Banda explained that Parents agreed for such measures to be taken adding that they even signed some documents to endorse it.
Strangely, the affected parents have expressed ignorance but the Headteacher said it’s a learning experience. She said the move would deter other girls from using phones. She pointed out that the school has two cellphones for use by the girls except the girls shun using them.
The Girls were sent away on Wednesday, June 4, 2013 and their parents were not given an audience as per normal disciplinary measure.
“They were found charging their phones at the weekend,” explained the source. “The school administration sat on Monday and called the parents to come and pick up their children by Wednesday latest Friday.”
Some teachers talked to have expressed shock at the ‘expulsion’ of the girls which the Headteacher said was a transfer request from the parents.
“It is agreeable that by the rules set by the school, it is not allowed for pupil to own a phone, but the punishment of EXPULSION is far too harsh,” said one of the Teachers who sought anonymity.
A lecturer at University of Zambia Nambole Munkombwe reacted: “It sounds harsh but truth be told. These pupils may have been warned a number of times but they thought they would survive.
Parents are also to blame for the illegal provisions. It is now the parents who are carrying the burden. They have to find schools for their expelled children.”
He adds: “One of the most disturbing items in learning are cell phones. So much time is wasted playing with these pieces of technology. As an educationist, I find cell phones a deterrent to good learning.”
However, James Asiana Banda argues that “the world has changed now. Schools should be flexible on the use of cell phones. In fact some educators are promoting incorporating cell phones into their teaching. Use of technology in teaching is a great motivator for learning. And cell phones are the readily available technology tools. We need to move on and accept the change.”
The question that remains unanswered is if the punishment the girls received is well-deserved.
(Video) Samuel L. Jackson Plays Walter White On ‘Breaking Bad’!!!
Samuel L. Jackson released this monologue of Walter White AKA Heisenberg on YouTube. Who do you think does it better? Check out the video after the jump.
PF IS COURTING ANARCHY – KAVINDELE
Former vice-president Enock Kavindele yesterday expressed shock and was totally lost for words as he could not understand that the Zambian government had again blocked fourth Republican president Rupiah Banda from traveling outside the country.
Kavindele, who is the Chairman of North West Railway and was also traveling to South Africa on business, could hardly believe what a host of journalists soliciting for comments on the matter were telling him as he walked to the aircraft.
Risking being left behind Kavindele rushed to go and see former president Banda in the VIP lounge were he condemned government’s action to block the former head of state from traveling.
“This is not right because I believe there was a court order and when we start to ignore court orders then we are courting anarchy in the country, this is wrong,” he said.
The South African Airways plane left Kenneth Kaunda International Airport at exactly 07.36 hours Zambian time without president Banda on board.
President Banda is now virtually a prisoner in his own country as he continues to face travel restrictions by President Michael Sata’s regime in total disregard of court orders.
The former Zambian head of state was on Friday June 7, 2013 blocked from boarding a South African Airways plane to Johannesburg where he was scheduled to attend a high level conference organised by Boston University of the United States of America.
Immigration officers at Lusaka’s Kenneth Kaunda International Airport led by a Mr. Mwansa said they had instructions from the Director General of the Immigration Department not to allow Mr. Banda to leave the country.
Mr. Mwansa is caught on camera telling someone, “We have received instructions from the Director General of Immigration that he should not be allowed to proceed to South Africa. If any thing you can contact him.”
This was the second time in just under two months that the Zambian government has disregarded a court order and blocked president Banda from traveling outside the country.
The first time was on April 9, 2013 when a court order issued by the Lusaka Chief Resident Magistrate Joshua Banda allowing Mr. Banda to travel to Nairobi Kenya for Uhuru Kenyatta’s inauguration was disregarded.
On Thursday June 6, 2013 Lusaka High Court Judge-In-Charge ruled that Mr. Banda’s passport be released to enable him travel to South Africa for his scheduled conference.
The former Zambian president who is appearing in court for abuse of office and concealing gratification now insists that Director of Public Prosecutions Mr. Mutembo Nchito must step aside and stop handling his case as he is out to settle old scores.
Former president Banda is actually now of the view that President Michael Sata and his team want to draw him into politics.
“They are not happy that I asked to stand down, they are not happy that I allowed Mr. Sata to take over,” he told journalists that had gone to cover his departure.
Survey Says: Very Few Black Women Still Want Long Term Relationships?!
Times are surely changing. In a recent poll conducted by NPR only a quarter of single black women said they were looking for a long-term relationship, while almost half of black men said they were.
If you don’t believe this to be true, in the words of Beyonce, “Single ladies, get ya hands UP!”
Survey Says: Very Few Black Women Still Want Long Term Relationships?!
Times are surely changing. In a recent poll conducted by NPR only a quarter of single black women said they were looking for a long-term relationship, while almost half of black men said they were.
If you don’t believe this to be true, in the words of Beyonce, “Single ladies, get ya hands UP!”
Happy 33rd birthday to the D'banj
Texas Says it’s OK to Shoot a Hooker Dead if she won’t ‘Bang’ you
A jury in Bexar County, Texas just acquitted Ezekiel Gilbert of charges that he murdered a 23-year-old Craigslist escort—agreeing that because he was attempting to retrieve the $150 he’d paid to Frago, who wouldn’t have sex with him, his actions were justified.
Gilbert had admitted to shooting Lenora Ivie Frago in the neck on Christmas Eve 2009, when she accepted $150 from Gilbert and left his home without having sex with him. Frago, who was paralyzed by the shooting, died several months later.
Gilbert’s defense argued that the shooting wasn’t meant to kill, and that Gilbert’s actions were justified, because he believed that sex was included as part of the fee. Texas law allows people “to use deadly force to recover property during a nighttime theft.”
Gilbert had admitted to shooting Lenora Ivie Frago in the neck on Christmas Eve 2009, when she accepted $150 from Gilbert and left his home without having sex with him. Frago, who was paralyzed by the shooting, died several months later.
Gilbert’s defense argued that the shooting wasn’t meant to kill, and that Gilbert’s actions were justified, because he believed that sex was included as part of the fee. Texas law allows people “to use deadly force to recover property during a nighttime theft.”
The 30-year-old hugged his defense attorneys after the "not guilty" verdict was read by the judge. If convicted, he could have faced life in prison. He thanked God, his lawyers, and the jury for being able to "see what wasn't the truth."
After finishing a 10-mile run, woman delivered a healthy baby girl she didn’t know she was carrying.
An aspiring half-marathon runner in Minnesota attributed her unbearable back pain to a two-hour training session. A day later, she was cradling a newborn.
Trish Staine, 33, says she had no idea she was pregnant before Monday's surprise birth. The Duluth mother of three said she hadn't gained any weight or felt fetal movement in the months before. And besides, her husband had a vasectomy.
Trish Staine, 33, says she had no idea she was pregnant before Monday's surprise birth. The Duluth mother of three said she hadn't gained any weight or felt fetal movement in the months before. And besides, her husband had a vasectomy.
"I said `no, no, that's impossible,' " Staine said Wednesday from her Duluth hospital room.
"I definitely thought I was done having kids," she joked. Staine and her husband, John, have a daughter, 7, and a son, 11. She's also stepmother to John's three boys, ages 17, 19 and 20.
Staine said she ran for about two hours Sunday in preparation for the Garry Bjorklund half-marathon on June 22.
"I had a sore back Sunday evening. I had taken a hot shower and was dealing with it," Staine said. "Monday morning, I woke up and had more back pain, and as the day went on it got worse. I thought I should go to the ER. I thought I ruptured a disc or pulled a muscle."
But she soldiered on, watching her husband play basketball at noon and going to her daughter's short play. When Staine got home, she thought a bath might help her pain.
As she talked to her husband on the phone, Staine said her pain was becoming unbearable. Her husband called an ambulance.
"I felt like I was dying. I didn't know what was going on," she said.
During the emergency room examination, Staine and her husband were stunned to learn medical staff had detected a fetal heartbeat. She was whisked to the delivery room and in what she said seemed like 5 minutes later, her daughter was born at 3:25 p.m. Monday. She weighed 6 pounds, 6 ounces, and was 18.9 inches long.
Staine said her husband has a good sense of humor.
"He's still in shock. Everybody is teasing him," she said.
Born about 5 weeks early, the Staines expect they will be able to take their baby home in about a week, a girl they have named Mira – short for Miracle.
Saturday, 8 June 2013
ZAMBIA EMBARRASSES LESOTHO AS THEY WIN THEM IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS MATCH 4-0
of Group D! They are now one point ahead of Ghana on 10 and nine points respectively.
1’ – Kick off
20’ – After 20 minutes it’s still Zambia 0-0 Lesotho
21’ – Nkau Lerotholi heads ball ino the side netting from a corner.
22’ – Moitheri Ntobo hoofs the ball forward as Jacob Mulenga tries to push his way into the box.
23’ – Christopher Katongo fires in a long range shot but is it wide and over. Mohau Kuenane would have struggled had it been on target
25’ – First corner of the match goes to Lesotho. They take it quickly, Nkau Lerotholi has a free header but it goes wide
26’ – Tsepo Lekhooana volleys the ball from the edge of the box but Munyao saves .
27’ – Lesotho are building some confidence now after a poor 20 mins.
28’ – Mbesuma tackled by Ntobo in the area and clears the danger,. The Lesotho captain has been outstanding so far at the back.
30’ – Kuenane parries Chris Katongo shot , the crowd goes wild.
32’ – Motlalepula Mofolo stamps out Davies Nkausu attempt to cross the ball for Jacob Mulenga lurking in the box.
34’ – Kateleho Moleko heads ball from a Marabe free kick but effort goes wide.
36’ – Jacob Mulenga (Zambia) scores! Chris Katongo with an assist
37’ – Jacob whips in breathtaking overhead kick from inside the area after a well floated cross from katongo. The crowd has gone wild at Levy.
39’ – The game has come back to life after losing some prior to the goal. Mukuka Mulenga looking very impressive in the midfield and very confident in the absence of injured Rainford Kalaba.
40’ – Jacob Mulenga fires ball into the side netting from a Noah chivuta pass. The Free State Stars man has not put a foot wrong as he makes a rare start for Zambia.
44’ – [03:51:04 PM | Edited 03:51:17 PM] kalumiana kalumiana: Lungu cluttered by Thabo Masulalle as he raced down on the left flank. Free kick come stop nothing
45’ – The referee brings the first half to an end. Zambia 1- Lesotho 0
45 + 6’ – Jacob Mulenga blasts shot straight into Kuenane after a great cross from Nkausu.
46’ – The two teams are back on the pitch for the second half. Zambia gets the proceedings underway
48’ – Zambia playing the ball deep in their own half and comfortably enjoying the possession.
49’ – Chisamba Lungu takes a very poor shot and fires it wide.
54’ – Ntobo intecepts Noah Chivuta shot and heads it out back into play.
56’ – Zambia Substitution: Fwayo Tembo replaces Noah Chivuta
59’ – The game has lost some steam both sides not making any tangiable in roads.
61’ – Christopher Katongo (Zambia) scores!
61’ – Fwayo Tembo with an assist.
62’ – Fwayo with his first input in the game crosses the ball for Katongo from the left wing to see the latter head in a downward header past Kuenane.
64’ – Jacob Mulenga (Zambia) scores!
65’ – Mulenga fired in close range shot in a goalmouth scrumble.
67’ – Munyao saves Litsepe shot. Lesotho still feel they are in this game despite the margin.
69’ – Jacob Mukenga is on fire here. However he has just witnessed his volley saved by Kuenane.
71’ – Tsepo Lekhooana shoots wide and his body language tells you nothing is going right for Lesotho.
73’ – Katongo and Jacob Mulenga have pinned Lesotho’s defence who are defending in resolute fashion.
76’ – Daniel Munyao dives to save Motlalepula Mofolo close range shot.
78’ – Jacob fires header wide. Zambia are looking good.
63’ – At 2-0 Chipolopolo is threatening to get out of site
79’ – Zambia Substitution: James Chamanga replaces Jacob Mulenga
83’ – Collins Mbesuma (Zambia) scores!
83’ – James Chamanga with an assist
84’ – Mbeusma shoots from close range on the rebound after james Chamanga’s shot came off the post.
88’ – Mbesuma header goes wide and denied an brace.
89’ – Zambia Substitution: Bonwell Mwape replaces Collins Mbesuma
90’ – Zambia pilling the pressure on Lesotho as they search for goal number five. The crowd has gone wild. Renard on the other hand looks very very calm standing on the edge of his technical area.
90’ – Bornwell Mwape shoots! But Kuenane saves his effort!
90 + 2’ – Four minutes of added time and the at Levy is on its feet. Zambia are still pressing for goal num ber five in what is their biggest home win in over four years.
90 + 4’ – The referee blows the whistle for Full Time. Zambia 4- Lesotho 0
1’ – Kick off
20’ – After 20 minutes it’s still Zambia 0-0 Lesotho
21’ – Nkau Lerotholi heads ball ino the side netting from a corner.
22’ – Moitheri Ntobo hoofs the ball forward as Jacob Mulenga tries to push his way into the box.
23’ – Christopher Katongo fires in a long range shot but is it wide and over. Mohau Kuenane would have struggled had it been on target
25’ – First corner of the match goes to Lesotho. They take it quickly, Nkau Lerotholi has a free header but it goes wide
26’ – Tsepo Lekhooana volleys the ball from the edge of the box but Munyao saves .
27’ – Lesotho are building some confidence now after a poor 20 mins.
28’ – Mbesuma tackled by Ntobo in the area and clears the danger,. The Lesotho captain has been outstanding so far at the back.
30’ – Kuenane parries Chris Katongo shot , the crowd goes wild.
32’ – Motlalepula Mofolo stamps out Davies Nkausu attempt to cross the ball for Jacob Mulenga lurking in the box.
34’ – Kateleho Moleko heads ball from a Marabe free kick but effort goes wide.
36’ – Jacob Mulenga (Zambia) scores! Chris Katongo with an assist
37’ – Jacob whips in breathtaking overhead kick from inside the area after a well floated cross from katongo. The crowd has gone wild at Levy.
39’ – The game has come back to life after losing some prior to the goal. Mukuka Mulenga looking very impressive in the midfield and very confident in the absence of injured Rainford Kalaba.
40’ – Jacob Mulenga fires ball into the side netting from a Noah chivuta pass. The Free State Stars man has not put a foot wrong as he makes a rare start for Zambia.
44’ – [03:51:04 PM | Edited 03:51:17 PM] kalumiana kalumiana: Lungu cluttered by Thabo Masulalle as he raced down on the left flank. Free kick come stop nothing
45’ – The referee brings the first half to an end. Zambia 1- Lesotho 0
45 + 6’ – Jacob Mulenga blasts shot straight into Kuenane after a great cross from Nkausu.
46’ – The two teams are back on the pitch for the second half. Zambia gets the proceedings underway
48’ – Zambia playing the ball deep in their own half and comfortably enjoying the possession.
49’ – Chisamba Lungu takes a very poor shot and fires it wide.
54’ – Ntobo intecepts Noah Chivuta shot and heads it out back into play.
56’ – Zambia Substitution: Fwayo Tembo replaces Noah Chivuta
59’ – The game has lost some steam both sides not making any tangiable in roads.
61’ – Christopher Katongo (Zambia) scores!
61’ – Fwayo Tembo with an assist.
62’ – Fwayo with his first input in the game crosses the ball for Katongo from the left wing to see the latter head in a downward header past Kuenane.
64’ – Jacob Mulenga (Zambia) scores!
65’ – Mulenga fired in close range shot in a goalmouth scrumble.
67’ – Munyao saves Litsepe shot. Lesotho still feel they are in this game despite the margin.
69’ – Jacob Mukenga is on fire here. However he has just witnessed his volley saved by Kuenane.
71’ – Tsepo Lekhooana shoots wide and his body language tells you nothing is going right for Lesotho.
73’ – Katongo and Jacob Mulenga have pinned Lesotho’s defence who are defending in resolute fashion.
76’ – Daniel Munyao dives to save Motlalepula Mofolo close range shot.
78’ – Jacob fires header wide. Zambia are looking good.
63’ – At 2-0 Chipolopolo is threatening to get out of site
79’ – Zambia Substitution: James Chamanga replaces Jacob Mulenga
83’ – Collins Mbesuma (Zambia) scores!
83’ – James Chamanga with an assist
84’ – Mbeusma shoots from close range on the rebound after james Chamanga’s shot came off the post.
88’ – Mbesuma header goes wide and denied an brace.
89’ – Zambia Substitution: Bonwell Mwape replaces Collins Mbesuma
90’ – Zambia pilling the pressure on Lesotho as they search for goal number five. The crowd has gone wild. Renard on the other hand looks very very calm standing on the edge of his technical area.
90’ – Bornwell Mwape shoots! But Kuenane saves his effort!
90 + 2’ – Four minutes of added time and the at Levy is on its feet. Zambia are still pressing for goal num ber five in what is their biggest home win in over four years.
90 + 4’ – The referee blows the whistle for Full Time. Zambia 4- Lesotho 0
