Good Morning Mwebantu, Here is your word for today: Verse: 2 Kings 18:5 ‘Hezekiah trusted in the Lord. There was no one like him among all the kings, either before him or after him.’ – When we live a life of trusting God it makes us different. – This man trusted God and it was
CHISHALA MUSONDA, Ndola A 30-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested for allegedly causing the fire which swept through over 3,000 stalls and destroyed property worth millions of Kwacha at Kapalala market in Ndola’s Masala township yesterday. Police have also detained 12 people for allegedly looting property during the confusion caused by the inferno at the second
Great surprise at the Belgian U21: Charly Musonda Junior was in the selection of coach Johan Walem, but did not show up. He has withdrawn from Belgium under 21 or decline the call to such duties and no one obviously knows why. But Tumfweko understands that the son to legendary Zambian midfield maestro Charles Musonda
NANCY SIAME, Lusaka AN INSTANT justice mob has beaten and burnt to death a suspected criminal after he was allegedly found stealing in Lusaka’s Kanyama township. Police spokesperson Esther Katongo said the body of the unidentified man aged between 30 and 35 is in the University Teaching Hospital mortuary. Ms Katongo said in a statement
DIANA CHIPEPO, Lusaka SWEDISH-BASED midfielder Edward Chilufya has been ruled out of Saturday’s 2018 Russia World Cup qualifier against Algeria while midfielder Fwayo Tembo joined camp yesterday. Fwayo had earlier snubbed the recall saying he wanted to concentrate on cementing his position at Super Division side Lusaka Dynamos. Fwayo was part of the morning training
MARGARET CHISANGA, Sioma WESTERN Province prides itself in having a survival plan when food is scarce and rains are still far off in the horizon. This plan always involved feeding on fruit from the huge drought resistant tree known as the ‘Muzauli’. But this tree, famous for producing hardwood timber known as Rosewood, is now
MELODY MUPETA, Kitwe KITWE Teaching Hospital records 1,837 new cases of epilepsy every year, senior medical superintendent Joseph Musowoya has said. Dr Musowoya says these cases are an indication that many people are living with the ailment. He has called for intensified awareness about the disease so that people can learn more about it and
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