By Shamaoma Musonda - IN a dramatic turn of events at Woodlands Stadium, the City of Lusaka Executive and Board of Trustees have been dissolved and a transitional management team to be led by Simataa Simataa immediately put in place. According to a letter signed by Christine Mulundika, who is the Board of Trustees, chairperson
BY GODFREY DUBE - The Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) has appointed English Premier League giants Arsenal vice-chairperson David Dein as a consultant to spearhead the de-linking of the FAZ league. Dein was behind the appointment of the then little-known Arsène Wenger as Arsenal Manager. And FAZ has also appointed its vice-president Rix Mweembe to
By NDINAWE SIMPELWE - AFTER a pulsating nine months of Super Division action, players and coaches will be rewarded for their efforts at tonight’s MTN/FAZ awards gala in Kitwe. The main focus will be on who grabs the best player award as well as the coach of the year awards with benchmarks restricted to just
By KENNEDY MUPESENI - MANSA District Framers Union (MDFU) has embarked on farmer sensitisation activities in various crop management aspects to realise the country’s diversification agenda. MDFU facilitator Mutinta Siasimuna said to broaden the crop horizon; the district farmers’ body has embarked on trainings for members to have knowledge in various crops beyond maize. “We
By HELEN ZULU - GOVERNMENT is concerned about the quality of services and products being offered by mobile service providers and has called on them to remedy the situation and ensure maximum benefits for Zambians. Transport and Communications Minister Brian Mushimba said the situation of poor quality services needed to be worked on as soon
By CHATULA KANGALI - GOVERNMENT has released over K31 million for the commencement of a countrywide livestock and aquaculture census. The ministry of finance allocated K50 million in this year’s budget to conduct the first-ever livestock and aquaculture census across the country. Livestock and Fisheries Minister Michael Katambo said in an interview that the ministry
By CHATULA KANGALI - PETROLEUM transporters have bemoaned the high cost of duty in the importation of fuel tanker trailers into the country. Petroleum Transporters Association of Zambia (PTAZ) General Secretary Benson Tembo said transporters were spending more on importing tanker trailers by paying a maximum duty of K100,000 to import one tanker trailer into
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