CHRISTINE CHISHA, Lusaka THE United Party for National Development (UPND) has been condemned for harassing Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) officials in Livingstone. Chief Puta of the Bwile people of Kaputa said it is sad that some political parties are eager to be tools of violence instead of preaching peace as the country prepares for
CHRISTINE CHIHAME, Kitwe A FISH trader of Kitwe who was dragged to court by his wife of 14 years for divorce, caused laughter in the Garneton Local Court when he stated that his wife has suddenly became a high class lady who always plaits Brazilian hair despite being unemployed Assan Mwayumba, 40, told senior local
CHAMBO NG’UNI, Kabwe “SIR, things are not good with me. I have worked for 17 years in the (Zambia) Correction Services but I don’t have a proper house,” a disappointed officer complained to her superior. She laments that she has lived in an old and dilapidated three-room house for many years with her family which
TEDDY KUYELA, Lusaka PRESIDENT Lungu has urged South African investors to set up their businesses in Zambia because the country provides the best and safe investment environment on the continent. The head of State said South African investors should take advantage of Zambia’s attractive investment environment in tourism, agriculture, manufacturing, energy, mining and water development.
MATHEWS KABAMBA, Kitwe MUFULIRA Blackpool coach Glad Kilambe says the team lacks experience and has called on the executive to recruit players that will make a difference during the mid-season transfer window. In a post-match interview after Blackpool lost 4-0 to Power Dynamos in Kitwe on Friday, Kilambe said the state of affairs at the
CHISHALA MUSONDA, Ndola THE Zambia National Association of Persons with Physical Disabilities (ZNAPD) has appealed to President Lungu to use his powers to ensure that those who perpetuate violence are arrested. ZNAPD executive director Constance Hambwalula said as a weaker group in society, the disabled are concerned and fear for their safety if the campaigns
DOREEN NAWA, Lusaka A 38-YEAR-OLD woman of Lusaka’s Mandevu township had a shock of her lifetime when another woman showed up in court and demanded for a share of her late husband’s property. Dorica Tembo was astonished when Cynthia Kamboyi 35, stood before Chelstone Local Court senior presiding magistrate Lazarous Mwape and informed the court
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