ALEX NJOVU, National Heroes Stadium, Lusaka ZANACO 1 WYDAD 0 ZANACO yesterday overcame Wydad Casablanca of Morocco in the CAF Champions League Group D clash with their first goal at home to enhance their chances of a maiden quarter-final appearance. The Bankers have four points, at par with group leaders, Egyptian giants Al Ahly, who
LOVE & LIFE ISSUES with EMMANUEL MUKULA THERE is perhaps nothing as painful as getting over someone you have been deeply and truly in love with. You thought you’d spend the rest of your lives together. You made plans for the future to get married and live happily ever after, unfortunately you get heartbroken. You
KALUNGA MUSONDA IT IS a known fact that some teenagers are involved in unprotected sex. This poses challenges on their health and in fighting against early pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. Teenagers are involved in risk and sometimes life-threatening activities like unsafe sex, alcohol and drug abuse largely because they fall prey to peer pressure
MUBANGA LUMPA MAY 25 is celebrated in many African countries as African Freedom Day. The day is also observed by many African communities around the world to symbolize the determination of Africans to free themselves from foreign domination and exploitation. The ultimate goal for the fight against colonialism in Africa was to restore the dignity
INVESTMENT FORUM with MARGARET CHIMANSE Government has committed itself to creating a business environment that benchmarks Zambia as the best investment destination among dynamic developing economies in the sub-region. Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) is one institution mandated by Government to foster Zambia’s economic growth and development by promoting trade and investment in the country through
By SYLVIA MWEETWA - A TWENTY-SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Congolese national has been apprehended in Chingola after he was found in possession of 83 elephant tusks stashed in his house. The confiscated tusks represent more than 42 elephants killed. This was during an operation conducted in the early hours of yesterday, according to Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga.
THE Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) will take punitive action against the proprietor of Kapena Bus Services following the death of 19 passengers on board on one of its buses involved in a road accident at a time when it should not have been travelling. Another 46 passengers were left injured. RTSA observed that
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