Former Kitwe Mayor Divo Katete has died after taking his own life for unknown reasons. A close family friend has disclosed that Katete 45, committed suicide at his home. Katete served as Kitwe Mayor from 2007 to 2011 under the Patriotic Front before he switched to the Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) where he went…
FOR THE GOOD OF OUR NATION LETS US EMBRACE PATRIOTISM AND RESPONSIBILITY; RATHER THAN REVERSE PATRIOTISM AND ILL-WILL By Sunday Chilufya Chanda Over the last few hours social media activity has been in frenzy reminiscent of Brownian motion. Feverish discussions in cyber space and elsewhere have been agitated by Mr Chibamba Kanyama’s alarming tweet to…
President Edgar Lungu is tomorrow expected in Eastern Province for a three day working visit where he will drum up support for PF Kasenengwa candidate and commission projects among other programmes. According to a tentative programme released by the Eastern Province administration office the head of state will arrive at Mfuwe International Airport around 16:00…
ZAMBIA’s relationship with the IMF still remains healthy and intact, says the Ministry of Finance.And the Ministry says It’s recall of Dr Baidini does not not entail the closure of the Resident office.In a statement issued by Ministry of Finance Head of Public Relations Chileshe Kandeta, the Fund has already communicated to the Ministry about…
STEVEN MVULA, Lusaka GOVERNMENT has waived fines slapped on over-speeding motorists only on the road leading to Kenneth Kaunda International Airport because it is the only one without speed limit signs. And Government has not back-tracked on the speed cameras mounted by the Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) on some roads in Lusaka. Chief…
STEVEN MVULA, Lusaka IRRESPONSIBLE political decisions can plunge the country into chaos and hinder development, President Edgar Lungu has said. The head of State said there can be no development in the absence of peace and thus he always endeavours to encourage political interactions that promote and preserve peace. He was speaking at State House…
CAROLINE KALOMBE, Lusaka THE Zambia Centre for Inter-party Dialogue (ZCID) will facilitate the national political dialogue despite the Church refusing to chair the process. ZCID spokesperson Jackson Silavwe told a media briefing yesterday that the centre will go ahead with the process with representation from all willing political parties. Mr Silavwe said attempts to bring…
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