June 23, 2017
Pictures of President Edgar Lungu’s departure to Uganda
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June 23, 2017
Detention Has Not Made HH Popular-Sunday Chanda
By Hellen Nsokolo Patriotic Front(PF) Media Director Sunday Chanda says incarceration has not made United Party for National Development(UPND) leader Hakainde Hichilema more popular than he was before he committed a treason offense. Reacting to former Deputy Minister in the Chiluba regime Alfred Ndhlovu’s statement that Hichilema’s popularity graph has improved tremendously since he was incarcerated over
June 23, 2017
Slain female police officer, Febby Chabamba, 23, buried
THE funeral of murdered 23-year-old, Luanshya police officer Febby Chabamba took place yesterday. Her husband, Constable Kelvin Kabaso, 25, a Police officer, was arrested for the murder. On June, 20th, 2017, Constable Kabaso allegedly opened fire on Fe...
June 23, 2017
Comment: Zambian farmers need to utilize Financial Institutions
By Chipindi Caleb Fundanga Zambians as nationals overall have not begun to fully utilize the financial instruments being offered to them by commercial banks and other financial institutions. The repercussions of this is the average Zambian who can expand their come fails to live up to heir full capacity. A major tool that has not
June 23, 2017
Photos of the week
June 23, 2017
African leaders and 4,200 midwives unite to save a million lives per year
The International Confederation of Midwives and former Tanzanian President, Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete have united health leaders at a high-level health forum to address the global state of midwifery. Skilled and educated midwives can provide 87% of essential healthcare needed during pregnancy and following birth – even in low resource settings. It is estimated that through
June 23, 2017
Ghosts haunted ritual killers
PRISCILLA CHIPULU, Lusaka A WITNESS has testified in the Lusaka High Court that suspected ritual killers approached his nephew to cleanse them with traditional herbs after they complained of being haunted by ghosts of people they killed. Two soldiers and two civilians face seven counts of murders linked to a spate of ritual killings that