ALEX NJOVU, CHAKA SIMBEYE, Lusaka THE Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) has raised K 256,955 from last Sunday’s 2017 Gabon Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Kenya. This in contrast to the K 1.5 million that the association realised from the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Congo-Brazzaville in March. FAZ treasurer Rix Mweemba said,
NANCY SIAME, Lusaka PREPARATIONS for the inauguration of President-elect Edgar Lungu and Vice- President-elect Inonge Wina have started at the National Heroes Stadium in Lusaka. And some Patriotic Front (PF) cadres yesterday took to the streets to celebrate the Lusaka High Court’s decision to dismiss an application for an ex parte order for an interim
MWAPE MWENYA, DORIS KASOTE, Lusaka EVER since he took office, President Lungu has been in the forefront to champion women’s cause by his call for them not to shun participating in shaping the destiny of the nation that every Zambian hopes to live in. Following his re-election, he again called on women and youths to
VIOLET MENGO, Lusaka TEPPEI Tanaka first came to Zambia in 2011 as a volunteer specialised in sports. He taught college students and children in different communities various sports disciplines including athletics. He also helped identify hidden talent among students and many communities were happy with his services. Mr Tanaka was among the many Japanese people
ESTHER MSETEKA, Lusaka VARIOUS stakeholders in the agriculture sector have proposed that exports of the 2015/16 maize marketing season carry-over stocks should continue alongside the routine verification exercise. During a stock monitoring committee meeting between industry players and the Ministry of Agriculture recently, the stakeholders said that a quick stock verification exercise should be conducted
THE Lusaka Water and Sewerage Company (LWSC) has called on its customers to conserve water in the wake of a substantial drop in water production from its borehole sources which account for 60 percent of the water supplied by the utility company. LWSC has announced that this will result in reduced supply hours of water
VIOLET MENGO THE signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) and Marubeni, a Japanese company with expertise in the textile industry, is good for Kabwe and the province as a whole. The MoU signed at the just ended sixth session of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) in
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