Join the ZBTR team for a weekly musical, this week we worship the Lord the Jamaican way.

Mr Erasmus Chilundika is the Chief Executive officer and Director of The Road Development Agency a statutory institution created through the Public Roads Act No. 12 of 2002 to provide for the care, maintenance and construction of public roads in Zambia. Mr Chilundika comes to ZBTR to discuss the Agency's work and the future of road networks in the nation.

Health Watch I will specifically discuss sex and the diabetic having abnormal blood sugar brings a whole lot of complications over time, including sexual problems for both men and women. I discuss briefly these problems and treatments available.

Mr Stephen Lungu is the current president of the Law association of Zambia which is the governing body of practicing lawyers in Zambia. During his tenure of office Mr Lungu's team has had to deal and contend with some of the controversial issues in the nation's legal and judicial systems.

Music which shaped our lives!

Director of Decentralization Alfred Sakwiya says, 'most political leaders ushered into office after last year's tripartite and general elections are not conversant with Government's decentralization policy'.

Mr. Sakwiya said this when he presented a paper at the ongoing Local Government Association of Zambia 51st Annual Conference at New Fairmount hotel in Livingstone today.

And Mr. Sakwiya said most chiefs in the country were apprehensive about the 2006-2010 decentralization policy as they doubted the local authorities capacity to handle additional responsibilities considering their generally poor financial status.

Mr. Sakwiya said once the general public understood the whole concept of decentralization they would support it wholeheartedly because of its numerous benefits". LT

Mr Sakwiya comes to ZBTR to discuss progress made towards "DECENTRALIZATION"

Dr Levi Makala a qualified Veterinary and Assistant Reserch Professor Immunology at Immunotherapy Center ITC, Medical College of Georgia, discusses livestock development in Zambia. The livestock industry is increasingly becoming an important part of Zambia's

economy, specifically the sector contributes 7.45% to gross national product (GNP).

Lumwana represents the single largest new copper mine coming into production anywhere in the world in 2008/2009. Lumwana Mine is large, the plant has a design capacity to treat 20 million tonnes per year of ore. Lumwana is expected to produce an average of 156,000 tonnes (340 million lbs) of copper per year over a long mine life.

Host Rodger Chali and Guest Isaac Mulungo from Germany plays a musical

Hon Felix Mutati is the current Member of parliament for Lunte constituency (MMD) and also serves as Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry, he was recently in the United States where he participated in the African Growth Opportunity (AGOA) Forum in Kansas City.