MULWANDA LUPIYA, Ndola WELTERWEIGHT Lorita Muzeya will challenge for the World Boxing Council (WBC) gold in October this year. Oriental Quarries Boxing Promotions manager Christopher Malunga said in an interview yesterday that Muzeya will return to the ring on October 28 in Las Vegas. Muzeya, who clobbered Joyce Awino of Kenya in the first round
MULWANDA LUPIYA, Ndola WELTERWEIGHT Lorita Muzeya will challenge for the World Boxing Council (WBC) gold in October this year. Oriental Quarries Boxing Promotions manager Christopher Malunga said in an interview yesterday that Muzeya will return to the ring on October 28 in Las Vegas. Muzeya, who clobbered Joyce Awino of Kenya in the first round
ALVIN CHIINGA, Lusaka ONE of the stand-out features in Chongwe is the Zambia Chinese Agricultural Technology Demonstration Centre (ZATDC), which is one of the 25 such centres built across the continent by China as part of a grand plan to bring agricultural training to local people and helping them produce better crops with higher yields
ALVIN CHIINGA, Lusaka ONE of the stand-out features in Chongwe is the Zambia Chinese Agricultural Technology Demonstration Centre (ZATDC), which is one of the 25 such centres built across the continent by China as part of a grand plan to bring agricultural training to local people and helping them produce better crops with higher yields
SHIKANDA KAWANGA, Livingstone A SOUTH African-based charity organisation, Put-Foot Foundation, has donated pairs of shoes to 1,100 vulnerable pupils in three schools in Livingstone. Co-chairperson Michael Sharman said in an interview shortly after making a donation at Ngwenya Primary School that the shoes are called ‘the shoe-that-grows’ and can last for five years. Mr Sharman
SHIKANDA KAWANGA, Livingstone A SOUTH African-based charity organisation, Put-Foot Foundation, has donated pairs of shoes to 1,100 vulnerable pupils in three schools in Livingstone. Co-chairperson Michael Sharman said in an interview shortly after making a donation at Ngwenya Primary School that the shoes are called ‘the shoe-that-grows’ and can last for five years. Mr Sharman
Dear editor, OUR security wings need an overhaul and retraining. The situation in our country today needs a different approach than the usual. Where is the intelligence and other security wings? We need proactive security wings that would think ahead of these criminals. City Market was threatened before and it was common sense that it
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