PRISCILLA MWILA, Lusaka A 27-YEAR-OLD security guard has recounted how over five suspected criminals blindfolded him before heartlessly hitting him with iron bars while on duty at Spot Bar in Lusaka’s Hellen Kaunda township. The criminals hit Innocent Biyela, of Misisi township, in the head several times leaving him for dead as he was about
Police in Lusaka have officially charged 33-year-old Peter Siwale of Lusaka’s Meanwood area with two counts of murder of his wife and her suspected lover. Last week, Siwale allegedly shooting dead his wife Charity Namuko and her alleged lover, Andrew Chibesa, before turning himself in to the police. Both murder victims are teachers of a
Rainbow Party secretary general Wynter Kabimba says expelled Roan PF Member of Parliament Chishimba Kambwili cannot go about disclosing classified information just because he is out of government. In the wake of his expulsion from the ruling party, the outspoken former information minister has held a series of interviews during which he has hinted that
CHARLES CHISALA, Lusaka HEAD teacher of Mukumbwa Secondary School in Mwense district Francis Kasongo says young teachers are flocking to the institution after Government electrified it under the rural electrification programme. Mr Kasongo said the school has received six newly-trained young teachers from within Luapula Province and the Copperbelt following the electrification of the school
Bola Biz LAST weekend, I attended one of the best organised local events in the Luapula Expo. I was also tasked to hand over football equipment from Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) president Andrew Kamanga in his personal capacity to Luapula Province Minister Nickson Chilangwa. The equipment which included two sets of jerseys and four
Dear editor, I WOULD like to commend President Lungu for approving phase two of the countrywide construction of 2,200 houses for police officers. Government is already building 2,350 houses under phase one of the same project. All these efforts are in an effort to address the 12,000 housing deficit under the Ministry of Home Affairs.
A delegation from the World Bank and International Finance Corporation (IFC) paid a visit Zambeef’s Ten-Miles Macro Outlet and Lusaka processing outlet on Friday (July 28) as part of the organisation’s wider tour of development projects and investments in the country. Expansion of Zambeef’s Novatek stockfeed division with the addition of a new processing plant
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