CAROLINE KALOMBE, Lusaka INSPECTOR-GENERAL of Police Kakoma Kanganja testified yesterday that opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema and his entourage were not authorised to use Limulunga Road in Mongu during the Kuomboka ceremony when President Lungu was travelling on it. This is in a case in which Chilufya Tayali is charged with defamation of Mr Kanganja. When
MUMBA MWANSA, Lusaka IF YOU have never heard of Mwaiseni Stores, Supa Loaf, ZCBC or the Dairy Produce Board of Zambia, it’s probably because you are fairly new in the country or perhaps you were born just after the 1990s. Prior to the economic liberalisation drive in the early 1990s, these were the only and
ROBINSON KUNDA, Lusaka PRESIDENT Lungu says the under-17 national team’s victory at the Council of Southern Africa Football Association (COSAFA) Championship is an indication that the future of Zambian soccer is bright. “The marvellous performance by the boys shows that we have an oasis of talent to tap into for us to form the future
HONE SIAME, Lusaka COPPER prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) have hit US$6,325 per tonne for the first time in two years with stakeholders urging mining companies to recall workers they laid off when metal prices plummeted. Copper, Zambia’s major foreign exchange earner, has been trading below U$S6,000 per tonne on the international market,
KELLY NJOMBO, Lusaka WORLD Food Programme (WFP) Zambia has launched a new post-harvest loss (PHL) reduction initiative to improve smallholder farmers’ income and food security by raising awareness on how to protect their yields. The initiative, dubbed ‘Waste Not, Want Not in Lusaka’, encompasses the adoption of good post-harvest handling practices and the use of
TRYNESS TEMBO, Lusaka ABOUT US$ 3million has been set aside to construct a mineral processing plant by Mineral- Junxion Zambia Limited to process copper and cobalt slag at the dumpsite owned by Konkola Copper Mine in Kalulushi. Under the project, 500 job opportunities will be created with 150 being permanent and the proposed project lifespan
WE ARE deeply saddened and concerned by reports that 36 Zambian students are stranded in India. According to Zambia’s High Commissioner to India Judith Kapijimpanga, most of these students are stranded because their parents can no longer sustain payment of school fees. We are left wondering why parents would take such a huge risk of
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