Krishna Kumar Malani

State House spokesperson Amos Chanda has written Inspector General of Police Kakoma Kanganja to team up with ZICTA and investigate the source of fake news particularly linked to Plot One. In a letter dated January 4, 2018, Chanda says proponents of fake news aim at fostering lawlessness on a mass scale and must be brought to book immediately. He says he has been a victim of forged statements attributed to his office that were totally false and misleading thereby causing distress and panic among individuals and businesses. Chanda’s statement could be the beginning of a vicious crackdown on online outlets and citizens seen critical to the government. Yesterday, a medical doctor in  Mongu, Western Province was jailed for three years for defamation of President Edgar Lungu and creating fake social media accounts. BELOW IS AMOS CHANDA’S STATEMENT 4th January 2018 The Inspector-General Zambia Police Service Service Headquarters LUSAKA Dear Sir, RE:​FORGERY AND UTTER...

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This unique concert, Nada Raga Sagara will be performed live by His Holiness Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji who is renowned worldwide for his music for meditation and healing. Mr Krishna Malani, who is responsible for bringing Swami to South Africa made an impromptu visit to Lenasia last week.  In his company, was Mr Prasadji Vishwanath, a trustee of Swami’s Ashram, Datta Peetham in Mysore. The Rising Sun had the opportunity to spend some time with them and learn more about their interests in Swami and his music therapy. Prasadji’s following of Swami began since he was a young boy. “When I was eight years old I was was diagnosed with a brain tumour and doctors said it was incurable,” he says. However, he spent that summer holiday in Swamiji’s company and believes that through the music, he was healed. This is only one such incident as there are many other cases of healings having been reported. As explained in earlier articles, Swamiji’s music is devotional and u...