ESTHER MSETEKA, Lusaka THE World Bank (WB) says vigorous competition among suppliers helps governments to obtain the best value for money for goods and services they procure. WB representative Peter Nuamah noted that when competition is curtailed in cases where suppliers engage in bid rigging, taxpayers’ money is wasted as governments pay more. Mr Nuamah
SYLVESTER CHISHIMBA, Lusaka THE Midlands Amateur Boxing Association (MABA) will on Saturday hold a tournament in Chongwe to select 24 boxers ahead of the national trials set for Ndola next month. The 24 boxers will join their other 24 that were selected from last weekend’s tournament held in Lusaka’s Kalingalinga township. MABA secretary Christian Kalima
DIANA MUTAKAFIMBO, Lusaka THE Zambia Federation of University and College Sports (ZAFUCS) will this weekend stage a two-day tournament to select a team for the Confederation of University and College Sports Association (CUCSA) Zone Six games set for August 1 to 6 in Zimbabwe. ZAFUCS general secretary Obeddy Lweendo said in a statement yesterday that
MULWANDA LUPIYA, Ndola THE Zambia Rugby Union (ZRU) has selected a 30-member provisional national 15s team for next month’s Confederation of African Rugby (CAR) Group 1 B in Madagascar. ZRU general secretary Francis Chitambo released the names in Lusaka yesterday. Chitambo said the players were picked during last Saturday’s Copperbelt versus Midlands match at Ndola
Dear editor, THE government is losing a lot of monies paying housing allowances to a lot of officers who are already accommodated in government institutional houses. This is true for schools like Kabulonga and Munali with a lot of teachers’ houses. Those accommodated from 2012 to date are still drawing housing allowances, which is an
ALVIN CHIINGA, Lusaka PATRIOTIC Front Pink Project (PF Pink) president Sally Banda has urged women who want to contest the August 11 elections to emulate President Lungu’s peaceful and tolerant attitude towards people with divergent views. Ms Banda said there is also need for political parties to embark on peaceful campaigns so that there is
Hoops! with MWEMBE KAONA ONE of the challenges that face local basketball at regional and league level is conflicting roles that people play which cause disadvantaged parties to cry foul. As the statutes of the game are being reviewed, it is essential that stakeholders come up with and agree to a conflict of interest policy
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