Lundazi District Business Association (LDBA) has lamented that the seven days power blackout has negatively affected the economic growth of the district. LDBA Committee Member Fanson Botha told ZANIS in Lundazi District yesterday that since ZESCO started load shedding last week on Friday, businesses whose operations depend on electricity has been negatively affected. Mr Botha
Police Public Relations officer Esther Mwaata Katongo has said the police service is not in any way shielding President Edgar Lungu’s Political advisor Kaizer Zulu in the alleged assault case purported to have happened during the Total Under 20 final match at Lusaka heroes’ stadium. The Pan African Radio Journalist Hermit Hachilonde reports that, Ms.
A Kazungula based tour operator says lack of an escort service for VIP guests is hindering efforts to enhance the profile of Livingstone and surrounding areas as the preferred tourism destination in the region. Tongabezi Limited General Manager Rudy Boribon says Livingstone as the tourist capital is losing out on opportunities to enhance its profile
THERE is too much name-calling, insults, and hatred in the way we conduct politics in Zambia and that is why I have decided to resign from the UPND so that I can explore other platforms to promote new issue-based politics, former UPND Bweengwa Member of Parliament Highvie Hamududu has said. Speaking to the Daily Nation
President Edgar Lungu delivered his second State of the Nation Address in six months during a special session of Parliament on Friday morning. The Head of State who spoke for slightly over 30 minutes spent the most time lamenting about the break down in family and national values and high poverty levels among Zambians. The
The First Lady of the Republic of Zambia Esther Lungu has called for adoption of sound work place policies that will ensure elimination of all forms of gender based violence, particularly sexual harassment, from workplaces. Mrs. Lungu said there was need to ensure equal pay and remuneration for women and men holding the same positions
The Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has described as regrettable the statement attributed to Labor Minister Joyce Simukoko that the labor movement in Zambia is weak. ZCTU Secretary General Cosmas Mukuka says contrary to Ms. Nonde’s suggestion the labor movement is in fact working very hard in resolving labor issues in the Country. Mr.
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