Lusaka Dynamos midfielder Fwayo Tembo will not be part of the Zambia national team squad which will face Algeria this weekend for Russia 2018 World Cup qualifier. The much traveled 28 year old midfielder won’t be part of the Chipolopolo Boys morning training session on Monday at Vodafone Woodlands Stadium. “Yes I can confirm that
STANDARDS and Poors (S&P) global ratings has revised and upgraded Zambia’s sovereign rating from negative to positive, with a stable outlook. According to a statement issued by Ministry of Finance Spokesperson Chileshe Kandeta, Finance Minister said the (S&P) global ratings have revised Zambia’s outlook on the ‘B’ long -term foreign and local currency sovereign ratings
Economic growth, poverty reduction and job creation remain key goals of economic policy for Zambia. Policy and monitoring research (PMRC) executive director Ms. Bernadette Deka commended government’s progress in clearly laying out the development course of the country towards Vision 2030 to achieve aspirations of being a developed middle-income country. Speaking in an interview, Media
MWILA NTAMBI, Kitwe and CHOMBA MUSIKA, Lusaka MOPANI Copper Mines (MCM) has suspended its contracts with some suppliers and service providers due to the Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC)’s refusal to resume full electricity supply to the mining firm. But Association of Mine Suppliers and Contractors (AMSC) president Augustine Mubanga has urged MCM to stop using
Good Morning Mwebantu, Here is your word for today: Verse: 2 Kings 7:9 ‘This is a day of good news…’ – Could it be that today could be a day of good news? – Do you expect the worst when you should be expecting the best from God? – Today could be a day of
STEVEN MVULA, Lusaka MINISTER of Justice Given Lubinda says Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Lilian Siyuni does not get instructions from anyone because she is only answerable to the Constitution and herself. In an interview yesterday, Mr Lubinda described assertions that Ms Siyuni takes instructions from higher political offices as unfortunate. The minister’s comment comes
STEVEN MVULA, Lusaka A RATING agency Standards and Poors Global (S&P Global) has upgraded Zambia’s sovereign rating from negative to positive with a stable outlook. Minister of Finance Felix Mutati has described the upgrade as “an endorsement of the soundness of the policies being implemented by the government to stabilise and grow the economy. This
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