Kitwe

That day, he made it very clear.

What happened in Muflira, Chirilabombo, Chingola, Ndola, Kitwe, was irregular, where you had soldiers storm the counting centres and alter, help, alter results.

Here, Frank Tayali has made the stunning admission.

I've got media director...

What else did the EU, they raised a key issue, the tabulation disruptions, the closure of counting from six hours to 12 hours, the role of the army in that election and in that disruption of vote counting.

Then the storming of the soldiers in places like that which Brian talked about, the EU also talked about it.

Muflira, Ndola, Chingola, Kitwe and others including Lusaka Civic Centre.

Then the intimidation, the observers also noted heavy military intimidation.

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And yes, So, we are live in the studio, though I must apologize for the Kitwe and the surrounding area.

Signal is down, and it's not just Flavor which is down, also some of our colleagues, ZNBC, BBC, are also down.

So, when... technicians are frantically working on the signal it will be up and running at any moment but in the meantime number one if anyone listening you want them to listen to the show let them go to the flavor radio and TV app especially on the internet we are loud and clear Anyone in Lusaka, Sulwezi, there is no problem.

In for the men.

National League fixtures are as follows.

Uh Indeni vs. Kitwe United.

Indeni FC.

Uh, though, uh, [laughs] that's a television statement.

Did I say live? Broadcasting live from the Flavor studios at, on the third floor of, uh, uh, the post office building in, uh, Kitwe.

We are broadcasting on 87.7 on the Copperbelt, 96.9 in, uh, S- Lusaka, and 92.1 in Solwezi.

And, um- And, uh, so I hope you are geared and ready.

Uh, this one says, "Good evening, football doctors, uh, and all the listeners.

Uh, first of all, I just want to urge all football lovers, uh, to come in large numbers at Levy on Saturday and give more support to Power Dynamos.

And lastly, panel, usheyali ni penalty, or it was a fake one." Uh, Titus Mwamba, Amen, Kitwe, Power Dynamos and Manchester for life.

Thank you, uh, Titus.

To help us answer all these questions, I'm being joined from Zambia virtually by Dr. Matthew Tembo.

He is a lecturer in Arts and Musicology Department at Cobalt Belt University in Kitwe.

Dr. Tembo is an award-winning Afropop performer and scholar who has taught and recorded internationally.

His own musical journey is particularly interesting because he began as a reggae singer and experienced while touring Europe and encouraged him to explore African music traditions more deeply.

Yeah, so I

lived and was born in Zambia, lived here all my life, was born in a town called Ndola, and I've lived the majority of my life in Kitwe, where I'm currently serving.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What did that kind of history look like?

Yeah, so Faith Baptist Church was planted by two American missionary families that came and settled in Kitwe back in 1993.

And I am the... fourth pastor, the second Zambian pastor.

He did his Ph.D. in Philosophy in Peace and Conflict at the Dagamashot Institute of Peace and Conflict, right at the Copper Beach University.

He's a cleric based in Kitwe.

He also holds a Master's of Arts in Communical Theology from the University of Bonn in Germany.

He also has a Bachelor of Theology from the University of Western Cape Town in South Africa and many other qualifications relating to the role as a man of God and also as an academic.

The Human Rights Commission said it's only 84.

Even that 84 number is very large.

But I don't know if they took consideration to those detained in Ndola, Kitwe, and Chinzali and other places.

Sorry.

Let me teach you something.

One of the ways in which God grew my finances, when we started the ministry in Kitwe,

I remember back then, we had our first service.

We met the seven of us in my house.

renewal of the mind.

Renewal of the mind.

We recently had been discussing the topic of the mind in Kitwe.

And