CHARLES CHISALA, Lusaka MINISTER of Finance Felix Mutati says Government is overwhelmed by the increase in the number of Swedish companies itching to invest in the development of Zambia’s energy sector. Mr Mutati is on an economic diplomacy tour of Europe to woo investment into Zambia’s various economic sectors. The number of Swedish companies showing
WE HAVE noted with concern and disappointment the continued poor performance by urban schools as evidenced in the recently released Grade 12 results. Most urban schools have continued to be humiliated by the less advantaged schools in more rural-inclined provinces. Given the benefits of better school infrastructure, adequate teachers, good learning environment and generally a
ESTHER MSETEKA, Lusaka ZAMBIA’S annual inflation rate has continued its downward spiral, this time nosediving to seven percent, reflecting a 0.5 percent from the 7.5 percent it recorded last month. The Central Statistical Office (CSO) has attributed the good news to the continued slowdown in the rate of increase of prices of food and non-food
NKOMBO KACHEMBA & MWILA NTAMBI, Lufwanyama WORKS on the dam on the Katembula River in Lufwanyama on the Copperbelt being built at a cost of K9.7 million are progressing well, district council secretary Rebecca Banda has said. Government in partnership with the World Bank is constructing a dam, which is about 240 metres wide, on
ALEX NJOVU, Lusaka UNDER-20 striker Fashion Sakala is attending trials at Russian outfit Spartak Moscow and is expected to join the junior Chipolopolo’s training camp in Tenerife, Spain, this weekend. Sakala is among the 22 players that coach Beston Chambeshi has summoned for the 2017 Africa Youth Championship kicking off on February 26 in Lusaka
CATHERINE MUMBA, Lusaka THE Lusaka woman who poisoned herself and her three children in an attempt to commit suicide on Tuesday night is struggling to come to terms with the fact that two are dead. Miriam Mulenga, 32, yesterday told University Teaching Hospital (UTH) acting public relations officer Natalie Nachikola that she needs counselling. Ms
CATHERINE MUMBA, Lusaka MINISTER of Housing and Infrastructure Development Ronald Chitotela says the Kazungula Bridge, linking Zambia and Botswana, will contribute to end congestion and boost the southern African economy. Mr Chitotela said there will be an increase in traffic along the North-South Corridor which will encourage new trade opportunities. The bridge is being constructed
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