By Ruth Chayinda The Football Association of Zambia -FAZ- says it will work with government to ensure the Shepolopolo team is kept active prior to the World Cup. This follows the automatic qualification of the Zambia Women’s National Football Team to the World Cup. The team yesterday settled for third-place finish at the 2022 Women
By Christopher Miti Losing Chipata District National Restoration Party – NAREP -2021 mayoral candidate WATSON LUNGU has resigned from the party and active politics after being recruited in the just ended teacher recruitment exercise. Mr. LUNGU says he will now contribute to the development of the country in the civil service and pledged to serve
MacPherson Mukuka A mining expert, EDWARD SIMUKONDA has urged Government to consult widely before making any decision involving Mopani Copper Mines. This follows remarks made by Mines and Minerals Development Minister PAUL KABUSWE that Government is pondering on reversing the US$1.5 billion exit deal by Glencore from Mopani. Mr. SIMUKONDA says technocrats should be brought
Wilson Mulinda Seven hundred and thirty one employees at the Lusaka City Council have been found wanting by the Local Government Service Commission. This follows an audit that was conducted by the commission earlier this year. Commission Chairperson ACKSON SEJANI says the Lusaka City Council has 1224 division 1 to 3 staff in the register
(BBC) Explosions have rocked a key Ukrainian port just a day after Kyiv and Moscow reached a landmark deal to allow the resumption of grain exports. Several blasts hit the western city of Odessa early on Saturday morning. The cause of the explosions is unclear. Under the terms of Friday’s deal, Russia agreed not to
(BBC) World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) boss Vince McMahon, who turned the firm from a regional player to global giant, says he will retire amid a flurry of misconduct claims. He stepped down from his roles in WWE last month following reports he paid millions to suppress allegations of sexual misconduct and infidelity. Mr McMahon remains
Patricia Banda-Health Minister SYLVIA MASEBO has launched the first ever clinical Audit tools and Guidelines Care for Level 2 and Level 3 hospitals aimed at improving delivery of health care services . Speaking during the launch in Lusaka today, Ms MASEBO said the clinical care tools and Guidelines will also be used for primary health
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