By Hannock Kasama – The United National Independence Party -UNIP- has called on government to come up with regulations to protect small scale farmers in the country from unfair competition. National Spokesperson, ANDREW MWIMA says UNIP fully supports the observation by the Zambia National Farmers Union-ZNFU that commercial farmers are allegedly flooding the local market
By Luyando Hamwaala- A mobile money agent has narrated to the Lusaka Magistrates Court how he was swindled out of his 19,000 Kwacha by a witch doctor. This was when LAZAROUS SICHELA, 23, approached the traditional healer to help him recover a 3,000 Kwacha he had lost in his business. SICHELA, who operates on CHANDWE
The Chamber of Mines has called for concerted efforts for Zambia to achieve the target of three million tonnes of copper production by the year 2030. Chief Executive Officer SOKWANI CHILEMBO has observed that investment in copper mining still remains one of the avenues to boost the economy. Mr. CHILEMBO said this in LUSAKA during
(BBC) As member nations gather for this week’s general assembly of the Confederation of African Football, concerns over the organisation’s finances look set to be a major talking point in the Tanzanian city Arusha. The African Super League will be launched on Wednesday, which is being promoted by Caf president Patrice Motsepe and supposed to
(BBC)Tesla boss Elon Musk has sold another 7.92 million shares in the electric car maker, worth around $6.88bn (£5.7bn). The sales took place after the firm’s annual shareholder meeting last week, regulatory filings show. Mr Musk says he needs the money in case he is forced to buy Twitter for $44bn. The multi-billionaire is
ZANIS-Copperbelt based bus drivers and conductors this morning protested against the directive to reduce bus fares following the reduction in fuel pump prices. The drivers who assembled at Mulungushi bus station were stopping other bus drivers from loading and off-loading passengers at the bus station, demanding that they be allowed to continue charging old fares
Moombe Hamobola-The Victoria Falls has registered a 16,000 rise in visitations in the first half of this year compared to the same period last year. The falls in Zambia’s tourist capital Livingstone, has registered over 90,000 visitors in the first half of this year compared to 74,000 visitations the same period last year. This translates
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