MHT1 Visits Zambia - 23/12/09 to 04/01/10

Dear All,

In the first instance, kindly allow me to wish you a happy and prosperous year of 2010, in the aftermath of the just concluded festive season. I have no doubt that the festive season was quite enjoyable and we all are now poised to tackle the challenges of the impending months of the year 2010!

Back home, here in Choma, Zambia, the festive season was filled with a lot of excitement and activity in the wake of the visit to Zambia of our dear MHT1, his dear wife - Mrs. Theresa Ndambo, two daughters, namely - Nicholai and Rene, Mr. and Mrs Fillipa and Mr. Shaun Harris as from the 23rd December, 2009 to the 4th January, 2010.

Our dear MHT1 and his entrouge landed at the Livingstone International Airport at 12hours on Monday, 23rd December and on hand to welcome them was the Patron and a score of other members of our Organisation coming from as far as Chililabombwe, Ndola, Lusaka, Monze and Choma.

Arriving on the same day for the same programme but coming through the Victoria Falls Airport was the Minister for State Enterprises in the Government of the Republic of Zimbabwe - Honourable Walter Chidakwa, M.P. and his dear wife - Mrs. Chipo Chidakwa, who upon crossing into Zambia were equally met by the Patron at the Royal Livingstone Hotel after which they drove to Choma to join our dear MHT1 and other delegates. The Honourable Minister came at the invitation of our dear MHT1 in his personal capacity as a member of My Home Town.

Admittedly, as you noted on the itinerary of the Visit to Zambia of our dear MHT1 and other diginitaries, as sent to your kindselves earlier, the programme spanned over a period of thirteen days and, therefore, to compress information and pictures that covered this period in one email is not advisable if one was to avoid compromising clarity of the daily extremely exciting and fulfilling episodes of the visit, which, no doubt, shall go down into the annals of the Organisation as being historic.

In view of the above mentioned consideration, therefore, I shall be sending events of each of the thirteen days of the Tour for your kind perusal.

To start the ball rolling, kindly receive pictures of the first day of our dear MHT1's arrival at the Livingstone International Airport and later on at the Mahogany Bush Lodge in Choma, where he and the rest of the travelling party stayed through out their stay in Choma Town.

The episode of the visit for Day 2 in pictures shall be sent to your kindselves tomorrow!

Regards,

Alfred Masupha.
Patron.