Anthony Tapa

North Western Province Permanent Secretary Willies Mangimela has urged teachers in the province to prepare pupils in examination  classes adequately as exams draws near. Speaking at media briefing on Wednesday last week, Mr Mangimela  encouraged both teachers from primary and secondary school teachers to take advantage of the remaining days to revise with pupils in the preparations of the exams. Mr Mangimela says teachers should cover up on the topics which they may not have taught during lessons. He adds that preparedness amongst school pupils will help to avoid engaging cases if malpractices during exams. ''as PS am encouraging all the teachers at primary school level, secondary school level to work very hard, sit down with their pupils to revise and cover the topics which they did not cover and also to avoid cheating'' Mr Mangimela said. ''because it is not good for the teachers to call children and open the papers for the exams or engag

A 13 year old boy of  Kakeki village in Chieftainess Nyakulenga's Chiefdom of Zambezi district has died after falling off the moving  oxcart. North Western Province Commissioner of Police Hudson Namachila has confirmed the incident to journalists today  that the accident occurred on 09/10/19 around 16:00 hrs along airport road, Zambezi. Mr Namachila has disclosed that  involved was Elijah Wemba aged 13  of kakeki village in  Chieftainess Nyakulung'a's  Chiefdom. He says Wemba  was on a moving  oxcart from North to South, where he fell off from and the wheels run over him. The commissioner of Police has further added that Wemba sustained suspected internal injuries and died on the spot.  He says the body of the deceased was deposited into  Zambezi District Hospital Mortuary awaiting postmortem.