The Food Reserve Agency (FRA) has boasted that cases of crop wastage in the country have drastically reduced due to the additional storage facilities that have been put up across the country. FRA Chief Executive Officer Chola Kafwabulula says the industry allows crop wastage of about 4 to 5 percent per season but that the
United, Prosperous and Peaceful Zambia (UPPZ) Spokesperson Francis Kope has charged that the PF Government has accrued more debt than any other past administrations. Mr. Kope is concerned that Zambia’s foreign and domestic debt will continue to undermine the country’s credit worthiness and compromise its ability to secure new funding. He has told Q-news in
The Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) finds the K65 per 50kg Market price offered by the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) absurd and horrendously low. And the union says it did not meet the FRA to discuss maize prices after last years’ efforts yielded a blank because FRA told the Union it was Government that set
WE agreed with my wife to disagree, says Miles Sampa. And Sampa says he does not know why he was linked to Ruth Mbandu’s death. Responding to a caller from Kabwe only identified as HM on Radio Phoenix’s Let the People Talk programme who wanted to know how Sampa was going to manage Lusaka City
THE Kitwe Magistrates’ Court has sentenced a 20-year-old man to one year six months with hard labour for stealing a cell phone worth K2,000. Golden Chali of Kawama Compound was charged with robbery contrary to the Laws of Zambia. Allegations were that on March 8, 2018, in Kitwe, Chali robbed Priscilla Munshya of a cell
THE Intermarket Securities (Z) Limited has been sued by a law firm, Tembo, Ngulube and Associates, in the Lusaka High Court for failure to pay over K300,000 as legal fees. According to a statement of claim filed in the principal registry, the law firm stated that Intermarket Securities (Z) Limited was their client in 2013
The International Monetary Fund has maintained discussions on a possible Fund-supported program with Zambia remains suspended. The IMF says the talks remain frozen because the Zambian government’s borrowing plans compromised the country’s debt sustainability. This is according to a statement by IMF Spokesman Gerry Rice during a news conference at the IMF Headquarters in Washington,
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