Mumba has formed a football organization called Football for All youths.

Mumba who was on Thursday in Kuku Compound developing some young talent says while on suspension he will keep himself busy by nurturing young boys and girls.

Mumba, coordinator of the organization says plans are underway to register it with the national sports council of Zambia.

Asked whether indulging himself in football activities is not an interference into the ban, Mumba says grassroot football is not organized by the Football Association of Zambia.

The three hour discussion  held under closed doors in a local court building at Chitimukulu in Mungwi were attended by several Bemba traditionalists including chiefs chikwanda, luchembe and nkula of mpika and Chinsali in Muchinga province and munkonge of Kasama in northern province.

Briefing the press later, Mr. Mwamba described the meeting as  successful  but could not give further details on the outcome of the discussions.

And parents of the girl want justice to prevail over the matter.

They claim that from time the matter was reported to Mtendere police station, some police officers have not been taking the case seriously.

Mrs. Machina was speaking  in Mazabuka Southern Province,  when Zambia Children New Life Centre Executive Director, Kavwumbu Hakachima in the company of Victim Support Unit National Coordinator, Tresphod Kasale visited her office before holding a GBV sensitization activity in the outskirts of Mazabuka.

Mr. Chirwa says though most commodity prices may go up, Government may use the subsidy savings on other capital projects to grow the economy.

And Millers Association of Zambia president Allan Sakala says the removal of maize subsidy will enable millers purchase maize from farmers at a negotiated price.

Some students claim that this was after police threw teargas canister in some hostels.

Students at Mulungushi University, Copperbelt University and UNZA on Friday joined in calling for government to reverse its decision to remove the fuel and maize subsidies.

Over 30 students have since been arrested in connection with the riot.

The students have since been released

The workers claim that their terminal benefits have never been paid even after pressing government.

The former workers said this when they marched to the UPND secretariat to protest on the non-payment of the benefits.

Government has since contracted Shanghai construction group, to construct the 94 million dollar New Lusaka Stadium.

65 per cent works have been completed at the site.

According to an eye witness Chileshe Mulenga, the fire began from the kitchen.

Mr. Mulenga said the incident caused panic among staff and clients.

24 year old Beatrice Chanda says the misfortune which occurred in 2007, has made it impossible for her to continue with her secondary education.

She claims that doctors at University Teaching Hospital –UTH- have since recommended for specialist treatment abroad.