By Chansa Kunda Government says about 100 million Kwacha is likely to be spent on the renovation of infrastructure at the National Heroes Stadium and OYDC-Zambia running tracks. Sports Minister ELVIS NKANDU says the amount which was first allocated of 58 million Kwacha is likely to exceed owing to the scoop of works required to
By Malapo Lupupa The Department of Community Development and Social Welfare in Chinsali has denied allegations that have emerged that vulnerable households on Social Cash Transfer -SCT- in the district were made to pay 400 Kwacha to access the Food Security Packs. Community Development officer TOM MUNGALA has refuted allegations saying that it lacks merit.
(ZANIS) The Chess Federation of Zambia- CFZ- has completed its trials of National team selection process. Chess Federation of Zambia president LESLIE CHIKUSE says a ten member Squad comprising five males and five females completed their last phase of the trials that was held at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola. ZANIS sports reports that CHIKUSE
(BBC) Rihanna delivered an electrifying and hit-heavy half-time show at Sunday’s Super Bowl, but social media went into meltdown when the singer revealed an unexpected special guest. In an interview last week, the Bajan singer was asked if there would be any surprises during her performance at Arizona’s State Farm Stadium. “I’m thinking about bringing
(BBC)One of Africa’s most prestigious universities has banned those attending its graduation ceremony from carrying phones, cameras and video cameras, according to a statement. Uganda’s Makerere University will from Monday hold a five-day graduation ceremony at its Freedom Square. Faculties have been assigned different graduation dates across the week. No reason was given for the
By Brian Mwale The Zambia Army Command says it will not compromise training standards for new recruits. Army Commander SITALI ALIBUZWI says the Army has maintained high standards and ethics by following training procedures. Lieutenant General ALIBUZWI says basic military training often prepares recruits for all elements of service including physical, mental, and emotions. He
By Alice Njobvu Energy Minister PETER KAPALA says the importation of finished petroleum products through the Tanzania Zambia Mafuta -TAZAMA- pipeline will not knock local fuel transporters out of business. Mr. KAPALA says this is because local fuel transporters will still be involved in ferrying the commodity from the main storage depots and distributing across
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