Throw Back: Zambia’s most celebrated Footballer Kalusha Bwalya (right) with his mother holding his sister Grace with Benjamin Jnr in Kamuchanga, Mufulira in 1966 Kalusha says he is so proud of this photo.
By Brian Mulenga People were shocked and upset Catherine Phiri ended that fight within 90 seconds. Well even the ZNBC commentators simply know nothing about fighting, boxing and human physiology. Catherine stopped her opponent because she landed three punches in an area that would knock out anyone. The punches landed just behind the ear
By David Kapoma The English dictionary describes the word ‘Governance’ as“the process of decision-making and the process by which decisions are implemented (or not implemented)”. While ‘Good governance’ is an indeterminate term used in the international development literature to describe how public institutions conduct public affairs and manage public resources. Zambia will have five (5) years
Boxing wondergirl Catherine Phiri may be disappointed with the quality of her opponent but will have little complaints about her bank account as she took home K120,000 in purse money following a successful defence of her World Boxing Council (WBC) Gold Bantamweight title against Gabisile Tshabalala. The 24-year-old probably made the easiest K120,000 of her life
By Andrew Ntewewe YALI President CONSTITUTIONAL COURT JURISDICTION TO HEAR PRESIDNTIAL PETITION AFTER 14 DAYS MAY SOON BE QUESTIONED The Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) is deeply concerned that it is now seven (7) days after the UPND presidential candidate Mr. Hakainde Hichilema and his running mate, Mr. Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba, filed their petition challenging
LUSAKA’s Chibolya Township has once again recorded a rise in illicit drugs trade, particularly cannabis. The trade was rife during the campaign period for the August 11 general elections. A check by the Sunday Times on the infamous Gaza Street, which is well-known for open cannabis sales, showed some traders cashing in on the displayed
THE Patriotic Front (PF) has denied allegations by the United Party for Nation Development (UPND) that the opposition party supporters have been banned from conducting business on the streets and bus stations by PF cadres. PF deputy spokesperson Frank Bwalya said business executives and women should never be categorised as UPND or PF cadres, and
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