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ZED Students POWER retweeted
HH has demonstrated that Ministers are just an extra cost!!! We should just get rid of them. 😁😎
Govt is still running despite vacant ministerial positions - State House
By Ruth Yambayamba
STATE House says President Hakainde Hichilema has not delayed appointing the remaining Cabinet ministers, arguing that government is still functioning despite their absence.
Recently, political analyst Dr Euston Chiputa urged President Hichilema to quickly appoint the remaining Cabinet ministers, warning that further delays could affect government programmes over the next five
diggers.news/local/2026/10/2…
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ZED Students POWER retweeted
I swear Lewandowski was never this good for us. I thought Lewa was the absolute peak a modern striker can reach but what Harry Kane adds to our game is beyond unbelievable I‘ve never seen a striker this good. Everyone needs to apologize to him and Spurs fans
I understand why we need free education in this country. 🤣🤣🤣. Street vending has nothing to do with structural problem...If allowed they can even enter the banks
ZED Students POWER retweeted
I will not answer for others, but I will speak for myself. I am not aware of any News of a baby theft and the shooting that followed, the reason I didn’t comment.
This NEWS however, has reached me, I tried to avoid it the day the debate started but I couldn’t help it.
UNLESS you started to follow my account now, my message on the due process and respect for Human Rights has always been consistent. For example, check my Tweets on the killings by C5. I have never been in support of that rubbish. The tweets are still here, help yourself. 🙏
ZED Students POWER retweeted
This writing lacks the discipline expected of an official presidential communications team; at most, it reads like an AI-generated political rant. It is unnecessarily combative, repetitive and littered with rhetoric that makes it sound like a typical argument on social media.👎
ZED Students POWER retweeted
⚠️ ( Quite lengthy, but I promise not to bore you.) 😂
So, you are home and you hear a noise coming from your neighbors house, you are sure the couple, whom you know very well is fighting, again. You ask one of your friends to accompany you to the house, as you head into the yard, the noise gets louder. You bust the door open and immediately, you hear a loud bang. You look up and see a woman holding a gun and she just shot her husband dead. She puts down the gun and you call the police. At this point people start to gather and attempt to beat the woman. The police get to the scene, protect the woman from the unruly crowd and the lady immediately confesses to her crime.
An investigation is then instituted, in addition to the confession statement, the police get statements from you and your friend, who are eye witnesses, fingerprints and blood samples uplifted from the scene taken to the lab for analysis, an inquest is held and a postmortem is conducted to establish the cause of death, the lady is then warned and cautioned (informed of her rights) for the offence of murder, which charge she denies, seeks the services of a lawyer and is taken to court, where she pleads not guilty to murder and is subjected to a trial. This whole process, before court takes about 8 months.
The second paragraph seems odd and like a waste of time, doesn’t it? Especially that there are eye witnesses and she made a statement admitting to the commission of the crime.
Why am I telling you this? This is what you call the “due process of the law.” Our laws are designed to protect the rights of suspects and accused persons, not the rights of the government. The government is high and mighty, it’s the individual’s rights that have to be respected and protected at all times, irrespective of how grave the crime is. This is how our justice system operates, the reason why even the most gruesome murders are granted legal protection, to ensure their rights are protected during the legal process.
After reading this, kindly go ahead and read what @LindaKasonde is trying to put across.
The people that, designed our laws and entire justice system tabapena guys. 😂
Dear @LindaKasonde
You are most welcome.🥂🥂
Replying to @AnniePedzisai
@AnniePedzisai carry on like this and I will report you to the Nursing Council of Zambia and Zimbabwe. I think our patients do not deserve malicious nurses.


































