KABANDA CHULU, MWAPE MWENYA Grahamstown AFRICANS should use digital technology to develop the resources found on the continent, Google South Africa head of communications and public affairs Mich Atagana has said. Addressing delegates attending the 20th anniversary of the Highway Africa conference under the theme ‘Internet and the Media – Celebrations, Reflections and the Future’
GOVERNMENT has completed the recruitment and deployment of health workers to 221 recently built health posts spread across Zambia. The 221 posts are part of 650 that Government is building in various parts of the country to bring quality healthcare services to more people. Ministry of health permanent Secretary Peter Mwaba said in an READ
TRYNESS TEMBO, Lusaka COPPER prices on the international market was stuck near two-month lows on Friday ahead of an annual gathering of central bankers in the United States and was facing its biggest weekly drop in seven weeks as global stocks jump. The commodity, which is Zambia’s major export currency earner fell to trade at
Patriotic Front Cadres today beat Football of Zambia (FAZ) president Andrew Kamanga right at Church. Kamanga had just finished talking to President Edgar Lungu who was also attending a Church Service at United Church of Zambia when he was clobbered by the Cadres. “I had just gone to greet the Republican President Edgar Lungu at
The Patriotic Front (PF) says it is disappointed with the stance taken by Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) to join the presidential petition describing the move as partisan. The PF has stated this in a statement below issued by its Deputy Spokesperson Frank Bwalya. LAZ last week announced that it will join the petition to
By YVONNE SAKALA - BUDDING chess player Daisy Simenda’s troubles worsened at the on-going African Youth Championship in South Africa as she suffered her fourth defeat to drop into eighth place. Simenda lost to a highly rated Women Fide Master (WFM) Amina Maouchi of Algeria to remain on four points. Maouchi is on 5.5 points
By ADRIAN MWANZA - CATHERINE Phiri described loudmouth Gibisile Tshabalala’s performance as ‘nonsense’ after the South African failed to offer any resistance during Saturday night’s World Boxing Council (WBC) gold bantamweight title fight. It took champion Catherine just a minute and 12 seconds to knock-out (KO) Tshabalala in the first round to retain her belt.
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