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28/05/2026

The United Church of Zambia UCZ Lusaka Presbytery has new wrappers in stock.

For orders call Victor on :0977599396,or visit Lusaka Presbytery Bookstore at UCZ St. Paul’s congregation on Burma road, in Kabwata.

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UCZ: Changing the narrative

28/05/2026

Listen to todays devotion and be blessed .

We are grateful to Rev.Dr.Joseph Darius Simukonda from Roan Congregation,Lushya for leading devotions on United Voice Radio this week

25/05/2026

FORMER CHAVUMA LAWMAKER NABBED FOR CARRYING A FIREARM IN PUBLIC

Police have arrested former Chavuma Member of Parliament VICTOR LUMAYI for allegedly going armed in public at a nomination centre in North western province, contrary to Section 84 of the Penal Code, Chapter 87 of the Laws of Zambia.

Mr. LUMAYI was apprehended on 24th May, around 17:30 hours in Zambezi District.

It is alleged that on 20th May, 2026, around 08:30 hours, at Chavuma District Council Offices, which were being used as a nomination centre for Chavuma Parliamentary Constituency, Mr. LUMAYI entered the premises while armed with a firearm without lawful authority, causing fear and alarm among members of the public.

Police public relations officer GODFREY CHILABI says officers recovered one Ta**us pistol and fourteen rounds of ammunition from the suspect who has been released on bond and is expected to appear in court soon.

Meanwhile, Police in Kalumbila district have arrested REDSON SISALA aged 45 for allegedly going armed in public at Kalumbila Town Council Civic Centre, which was being used as a nomination centre for Parliamentary and Mayoral candidates by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ).

Mr. CHILABI says the suspect was found in possession of a 9mm Girsan pistol and ten rounds of ammunition, he openly carried the firearm, causing panic and disrupting proceedings.

He adds that Mr. SISALA has since been released on police bond, pending court appearance.
Police also arrested seven other suspects in Kalumbila District for idle and disorderly conduct, contrary to Section 178(f) of the Penal Code, Chapter 87 of the Laws of Zambia.

25/05/2026

Happy Africa Freedom Day UVR Family

24/05/2026

REV. CATHERINE MUMBA DIES AT 78

By United Voice Radio

Retired United Church of Zambia (UCZ) Minister, Reverend Catherine Maureen Mumba, has died at the age of 78.

Rev. Mumba passed away on Sunday, 24th May 2026, around 19:00 hours in Kitwe after an illness.

Daughter to the deceased, Apostle Lilian Mwila, confirmed the development to United Voice Radio.

The late Rev.Mumba is survived by four children, nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Funeral gatherings are being hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Mwila at House Number 4 Kakubi Street, Riverside in Kitwe.

Burial and funeral programme details are expected to be announced later.

24/05/2026

24/05/2026

How safe is the President’s signature?—SACCORD demands probe into UPND adoption certificate scandal

By United Voice Radio

The Southern African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (SACCORD) has expressed concern over the double adoption certificates within the ruling United Party for National Development, questioning the security of the President’s signature.

Speaking on United Voice Radio’s Add Your Voice programme Sunday afternoon, SACCORD Managing Director, Arthur Muyunda said the double adoption certificates for a single seat suggests someone forged the Republican President’s signature.

Mr. Muyunda has urged the UPND to allow the police to launch investigations into the development, saying it contributed to the conflict that characterized the filing of nominations and could further fuel political violence ahead of elections.

“You know what worries me most? Those certificates are signed by the secretary general and the president. It means that someone was forging the signature of the president. How safe is the signature of the president? If someone was forging? So they should effectively do an investigation. In any case, they should engage the police to do an investigation. Because that was the biggest source of conflict,” Muyunda said.

Meanwhile, the SACCORD director commended President Hakainde Hichilema for demonstrating leadership and warning against political violence regardless of party affiliation.

He has called on the ruling party to use the campaign period to sell its development to citizens.

“We expect the ruling party to go out there and explain what they have achieved,” he said. “Competition is not about who is strongest in terms of muscles.”

Muyunda also called on opposition political parties to campaign peacefully and provide policy alternatives instead of fuelling tensions.

“We want presidents from all political parties to go out there and preach a message of peace,” he said. “The opposition should tell us where the UPND has failed and how they will do better themselves.”

His remarks come amid growing concern over tensions linked to adoption processes in the ruling party as Zambia moves closer to elections.

24/05/2026

Selected images of the Pentecost Sunday service at UCZ Canaan Congregation in Lusaka South Consistory, with Rev. Maybin Mulenga.

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23/05/2026

Join us for the live broadcast of Pentecost Sunday Service on 24th May 2026 at 07:30hrs at the United Church of Zambia , Canaan Congregation,Lusaka South Consistory .The Preacher will be the Minister In-charge , Rev.Maybin Mulenga .

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23/05/2026

SPECIAL EDITION OF 'ADD YOUR VOICE'

Join us this Sunday 24th May,2026 at 16:00hrs on a special edition of “Add Your Voice” as we discuss:“Electoral violence during nominations: Can Zambia maintain peaceful elections in 2026?”

Guest: Mr. Urther Muyumba,Director- Southern African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes(SACCORD)

To be part of the conversation Call or text: 0978325332

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