Speaker of the National Assembly Patrick Matibini has asked Vice President Inonge Wina to appoint a Minister who will issue a Ministerial statement over riots which happened in Kitwe on Monday.. Dr Matibini says the ministerial statement is expected to be issued by next week Tuesday. The Speaker said this when making a ruling in…
Plans are underway to formulate a new Social Cash Transfer payment system. Ministry of Community Development and Social Services Permanent Secretary Leah Mutale says the new payment system which will be predictable will be a secure system. Dr Mutale says the system will also be able to track social cash transfer payments to beneficiaries across…
The Chinese Embassy has now applied to the Chongwe Municipal council to change agricultural land to an exclusive burial site for Chinese. Chinese in Zambia consider themselves superior to Zambians so can’t be buried in same cemetery with Africans. The application to change land usage is just a formality and will be approved since construction
Samsung has unveiled a folding handset at an event in San Francisco.It described its Infinity Flex Display as “the foundation of the smartphone of tomorrow” and said it intended to start production within months.When unfolded, the device resembles a 7.3in (18.5cm) tablet. When closed, a separate smaller “cover display” on the handset’s other side comes…
People in Madagascar are voting in a presidential election that sees the incumbent president battling against two of his predecessors. There are 36 candidates in all to lead the Indian Ocean island, which in recent years has been hit by periods of political instability. In May, the army threatened to take over amid huge street…
Forty-seven people were killed in Zimbabwe Wednesday when two buses collided on a road between the capital Harare and the eastern town of Rusape, police told AFP. “We confirm 47 people have died in a road traffic accident at the 166-kilometre peg along the Harare-Mutare highway,” police spokesman Paul Nyathi said. On Twitter, the state-run Herald newspaper…
The PF Govt’s plans to cripple private media is in the over drive gear. PF’s new strategy to cripple private television and radio stations is clear for all to see. This current leadership hates being told the truth but love to be praised by everyone. This scheme started with the closure of the Post News
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