SMART Plus is delighted to announce the signing of Radio Phoenix Presenter and Media Personality Chanda Kangwa also Known as Roxy as its new Brand Ambassador. The Zambian Music Award winning Radio Presenter will be featured in several campaigns for Smart Plus the coming weeks. She will be also running activation shows in different locations
In Togo a bill to reduce the number of presidential terms is being examined in parliament today. The bill includes a two-term limit for the president and a two-round voting system. But opposition leaders have expressed some concerns. Some fear the bill could be drafted in a way that allows President Faure Gnassingbe to run
Mauritian Justice Minister Ravi Yerrigadoo has resigned over allegations he used his ministerial position to facilitate money laundering. He is accused of playing a role in allowing money to go from online gambling site Bet365 to bank accounts in Switzerland and Dubai. Mr Yerrigadoo resigned after the press published documents given to the Supreme Court.
Government has released ten million Kwacha for the partial rehabilitation of the National Assembly Motel in Lusaka. Minister of Finance Felix Mutati says the release of the money is in line with President Edgar Lungu’s vision to ensure the provision of a conducive working environment for public officers. Mr. Mutati says works to be done
Can you get the identity of the man sitting between these two Ladies? He is Nigerian comedian Basket Mouth, as he shared the image on his inst-gram page.
A plain clothed police officer in Livingstone on Saturday night caused an accident involving three vehicles after he failed to obey traffic signs. The Police officer who has been identified as Samson Kabandama (42) and was driving a Toyota car registration ZP 136 C along MusioTunya road opposite Limpos Pub at 23:30 Hours is said
CLOSE to 60 Zesco power transmission poles worth K84,000 were yesterday burnt to ashes by unknown people at Chama Day Secondary School in Muchinga Province. The poles were kept at the school in readiness for installation in the area when suspected saboteurs set fire to them. The Daily Mail found the poles burning as people
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