Muleta Kapatiso

17/04/2026

THE SENANGA RAIDED VILLAGE

Raided by Lusaka Police officers in their village in Senanga, transported in an open Van, soaked in rain with babies crying throughout the night during high speed transportation, brought to a city they had never been to before with no relatives or familiar faces, slept in cells for the first time in their lives. All this for the babies and adults because curtains and clothes gifted to them by a caretaker from Lusaka were allegedly stolen and he had ran away.

Today they walked to freedom, seeing lusaka during the afternoon for themselves.

These issues we talk about in the criminal justice system are real. We have to go forward not backward.

15/04/2026

Act. 4 OF 2026 means no bail or bond for those accused of s*xual offences. The criminal justice system in Zambia can break your entire life. Let me give you a list of things you should avoid as a man to avoid finding yourself loosing 5yrs on trial without bail and later to just be acquited to start life afresh with nothing.

1. Don't defile. It shouldnt even come to your mind, find people above 16yrs old who also want to have s*x with you not national trophies nomatter how old they look after eating junk food.

2. Don't r**e. Find adults who like you and can have s*x with you voluntarily.

3. Don't give lifts to women or girls you dont know in your car. If you are wise, no matter how heavy the rains are or vulnerable they look, just drive, you will appreciate later.

4. Dont pick up strange women in Bars for s*xual activities, they will say you r**ed them because they were drunk, some will blackmail you and if you dont pay, they will say you r**ed them. Don't have s*x with people you don't have prior arrangements with.

5. Avoid being around children of parents who dont like you. Believe me, from my experience with criminal matters, just avoid. Run away from them, unless you are with other adults, preferably women .

6. Ensure you are not related with that pretty lady you like, in**st can destroy your life.

7. Be with adults who actually love you too, otherwise you will be spending too much money and risking your liberty when things dont go their way.

8. Know a lawyer who understands criminal matters. Just have a lawyer in your circle of friends or contact book.

9. Avoid women you dont know in Bars and clubs, most issues actually are about men who drink.

10. Regulate beer drinking. Men who drink are more likely to offend or become victims of false accusations.

Muleta Kapatiso [LLB-LLM-AHCZ]
Leader of the outer Bar- Zambia
Member- Lobola Must Fall Advisory Council

Kalemba Barotseland Watchdog Mongu Times NKANI Ask Muvi TV

13/02/2026

We continue to contribute a litttle towards a better Zambia, a country that upholds good governance and constitutionalism.

20/10/2025

Promoting artistic freedom means supporting artists to showcase their art, express themselves through art without censorship, create employment in the value chain and earn income for their creativity. This is what we are promoting and now we are collaborating with Bauleni Music Awards to ensure creatives from Bauleni are honoured for their talent and all of us can go and experience art at the Awards ceremony. Embassy of Sweden in Lusaka UNESCO National Arts Council of Zambia

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟

We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with Mr Muleta Kapatiso who picks a Gold partner package for the 8th Bauleni Music Awards.
We are grateful for a productive partnership with Mr Muleta Kapatiso contributing to our vision of transforming the lives of Uprising youths

This collaboration marks a significant step in our mission to appreciate, celebrate and support Uprising Artist.

*Why This Partnership Matters*

With Mr Muleta Kapatiso on board, we are committed to enhancing the experience for all our nominees and guests. Expect to see their incredible Performances showcased at this year's event.

Join us in celebrating the achievements of remarkable Art and the positive impact of this partnership.

Stay tuned for more updates as we gear up for an unforgettable awards ceremony.

15/10/2025

13/10/2025

MASS VOTER REGISTRATION STARTS TODAY

Remember that next year is a very important year for citizens to renew their commitment to civic duty, guarding their Constitutional aspirations in all areas of interest such as the economy, security and energy, agriculture and mining, education and health, environmental sustainability and human rights, the rule of law and community development, local governance and accountability.

It is a year of renewal because through the ballot, you will renew your mind on whether the people you elected in 2021 to represent you in the Council Chambers, National Assembly or State House have represented you well enough to give them your vote again. If you think they have not represented you well, you can switch to vote for a different person that is more deserving of your vote and trust. You can vote for political party candidates or independent candidates, our Constitution allows you to make that choice for yourself.

But you won't have the capacity to make that choice if you don't register to vote or go to the registration centres to amend your details. So go and register to vote.

This past week, we flagged off the voter education activities through the deployment of Voter Education Facilitators in our Voter Education Committee support to the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ. Kindly embrace these facilitators in your communities, companies, Churches and even your door steps. This is meant to ensure more people register to vote and voters know how to cast their vote.

This is the civic duty which will take up our weekends until majority of our eligible citizens register to vote and know how to vote. As a Committee member, ours is oversight, and supporting the Voter Education Facilitators to their work better.

Today, the 13th of October 2025, is the first day for Mass voter registration, kindly go and register. At this point, you have to renew your vows to your country. We must all renew our commitment to ensuring we have accountable people in our representative democracy.

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Muleta Kapatiso (Lawyer, Activist, Development Worker)

Chilanga Town Council

12/10/2025

WE ARE STRONGER TOGETHER

Today, 12th October 2025, we congregated with fellow believers and seekers of truth at Bauleni Presbyterian St Philip Congregation, where Reverend S Phaika took us through a breaking of the word of God and uplifted our resolve to continue building a Community Development Movement. Through this Movement we will preach collective responsibility and contributions of community members to identify our problems and find solutions within our collective capacity.

This Community Development Movement is meant to recognise the need for collective responsibility and contributions in order for us to transform our communities and country. We recognise that no one person has the capacity to change the face of our communities, but together, as a collective, each one of us can add value to identifying and solving our problems, to lobbying and representing community aspirations everywhere we go.

The believers of St Philips Congregation in Bauleni have welcomed us as part of the Christian family and part of the community. They have also amplified the message we are preaching through their main theme "STRONGER TOGETHER " which demonstrates that we can do many things if we work together as believers. We can transform many lives and change the face of our communities if each one of us commits to supporting this resolve.

We enjoyed worshipping with these faithful believers. Bauleni is a community of diverse people, we cannot fail to transform it ourselves if we work together, we are stronger together. We dont need to outsource everything, help may come, but it starts with us.

Join me on this lifetime commitment, to leading a Community Development Movement (CDM), representing our collective aspirations, solutions and voice. The Movement will have the young, the youth, the old, the women, the Men. It is our commitment to transforming this country by committing to transforming our communities one step at a time.

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Muleta Kapatiso

05/10/2025

WHY TRIBALISM MUST FALL, AND TRIBALISTS CANCELLED

There is a saying that the rise of the tribe is the falling of a nation. We will fall if we continue this way.

This is not to say people must not preserve and celebrate their tribal identity, it simply requires that the tribal preservation must not be done at the expense of the joy and peace we enjoy as a result of the coming together of various tribes in building a nation. We can preserve culture, its art and celebrations without needing to isolate or spread hate against other tribes directly or indirectly.

If we are to be real, the coming together of tribes should build the nation and give birth to individuals who are patriotic to the nation as a collective vision. In fact, the majority of the people we have in this country have a bigger identity attributed to the coming together of tribes than an individual tribe.

Let me give a practical example of my own family. My Father was a Mbunda man, my mother a Kwangwa woman, they gave birth to us who now identify ourselves on official documents as Lozi/Mbunda; only because Lozi is a language associated with the coming together of various kingdom tribes, a story for another day. Ordinarily, we may all just put Mbunda as tribe on our documents.

Our children have also been born out of a merging of tribes. Some are a merging of Mambwe, Kwangwa and Mbunda ancestors, others Bemba, Kwangwa and Mbunda ancestors. Some of them have Kaonde, Kwangwa and Mbunda ancestors in them, others still have Chokwe, Mbunda and Kwangwa ancestors, we even have Chewa, Nkoya, Lenje, Luvale, Tonga, and Nyengo ancestors camped among us.

Based on this, we have Kapatisos, including those carrying different surnames but with Kapatiso blood who are Bemba, Chewa, Tonga, Kaonde, Mbunda, Kwangwa, Nkoya, Tumbuka, Nyengo, Luvale, Chokwe, Lenje and more. Would any of these nieces and nephews disown me by claiming that they are more Bemba or Chewa, or that they are Kaonde or Nkoya, would it make sense? Wouldn't that be a rejection of their own family bonds.

I submit to us, that we should develop a cancel culture that will cancel and isolate those who forward discrimination on tribal grounds. We must cancel them in politics, cancel them in our faith groups, cancel them in our communities until they repent and come back to promoting the nation first.