Scott says speculation on Sata's India visit is nonsense

National Assembly
National Assembly

Vice President Guy Scott has described as nonsense speculation in some sections of online media that President Michael Sata trip to India yesterday is on medical grounds.

Dr Scott was responding to a question by Kamfinsa Member of Parliament Moses Chishimba during the vice president's question time who wanted to find out the circumstances under which the President left for India in order to dispel speculation.

He told the house that he knew of the President's planned private visit to India a week ago.

Dr Scott however stated that it would not be surprising if President Sata took the opportunity during his visit to India to have a medical checkup.

The Speaker however reminded the vice president that the word nonsense was unparliamentary.

And the vice president says there is no connection between the heavy presence of soldiers and Police in Mongu and the planned Barotse national council consultative meeting scheduled for 26th March to 28th March.

Dr Scott has also cautioned the opposition against inciting the people of western province by the mere presence of defence and security personnel in Mongu.

Source: QFM
Zambia Google News

Investrust Sues Rupiah Banda - AllAfrica.com

Investrust Sues Rupiah BandaAllAfrica.comThe respondents owe Investrust Bank more than KR2 million (about K2, 840, 912, 316.18) acquired by the[…]
Speaker orders Minister to issue a ministerial Statement on Zambia Railways - Lusaka Times
Zambia Google News

Speaker orders Minister to issue a ministerial Statement on Zambia Railways - Lusaka Times

Lusaka TimesSpeaker orders Minister to issue a ministerial Statement on Zambia RailwaysLusaka TimesMinister to issue a ministerial statement on the[…]

Zambian Watchdog

KCM cuts allowances for workers

After rescinding its decision to lay off 2,000 employees, ,Konkola copper ,Mine has opted to reduce costs by terminating contracts[…]
Zambian Watchdog

Kalaki’s korner: Die Laughing

Yesterday we had a visit from Aunty Cathy. Which meant, of course, another funeral in the family. Aunty Cathy is[…]

Moving on to curb tax avoidance
Zambia Daily Mail

Moving on to curb tax avoidance

By MARTIN KAPENDE AFRICA, Europe and the United States of America are working up to the realities of illegal financial[…]
FRA procured 2.8mt crops last year
Zambia Daily Mail

FRA procured 2.8mt crops last year

By NKOLE CHITALA THE Food Reserve Agency (FRA) procured over 2.8 million metric tonnes of crops valued at Kr3.6 billion[…]

Submit and View Comments