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*Woman Attacked by Hyenas in Lundazi*
A 45-year-old woman has survived a brutal attack by two hyenas in Lundazi District, Eastern Province.
The victim, Malita Lungu of Vyose Village in Chief Mwase’s area, sustained serious injuries on both arms, the left side of her head, and her backside during the incident, which occurred on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, around 16:30 hours.
Eastern Province Police Commanding Officer Robertson Mweemba confirmed the attack, stating that Ms. Lungu was assaulted while in the company of two other women. She fell to the ground during the attack, where the hyenas continued biting her.
Alert villagers who heard her cries for help rushed to the scene and managed to rescue her. She was first taken to Lumezi Mission Hospital before being referred to Chipata District Hospital, where she is currently admitted.

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IN LINE with Chief Justice Mumba Malila’s recent pledge to ensure that court cases of national interest are aired live on television, judgement in the election eligibility case involving former President Edgar Lungu will be carried live on Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC).

The decision marks a significant first time that a case will be held on camera in Zambia and opens the door for similar high profile judicial proceedings in future.

Judiciary deputy director for corporate communication Kalumba Chisambisha-Slavin confirmed on Monday that the proceedings involving the eligibility case will be filmed inside the Constitutional Court.

“ZNBC has been allowed to broadcast live from the courtroom."

In August this year, Dr Malila told journalists that a Judiciary committee had approved a proposal for the introduction of live broadcasts of some court proceedings of national interest and has since started working on modalities for implementation.

The Chief Justice said the Judiciary’s policy committee is in total agreement with his proposal of filming some court proceedings.

Dr Malila emphasised the importance of such an initiative, noting that opening the courts to public inspection and actively engaging in the exchange of information were essential pillars of a functioning democracy.

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