THREE first aid kits valued at K2,100, were today donated to David Kaunda National Technical Secondary School, Lusaka by the David Kaunda Class of 1998. The kit contains crepe bandages, gauge bandages, gauze pads, ace wraps, methylated spirit, tweezers, nail clippers, a pair of scissors, antiseptic wipers, pair of latex gloves, safety pins, splints, dettol,
Mineral Economist Professor Mathias Mpande says Zambia has the capacity to investment in nuclear energy. Professor Mpande says this is because the country has relevant skilled manpower, minerals and chemicals used in processing nuclear energy in Africa. He says Zambia has the second highest reserves of Uranium used in Nuclear production after Niger. Professor Mphande
Patriotic Front (PF) Deputy Secretary General (DSG) Mumbi Phiri has advised her members especially the youth to stay away from the burial of the UPND blogger and activist Clance Nalosah Zulu. In an advisory message to members, Mrs. Mumbi Phiri stated that she feared the presence of Patriotic Front youth members at the burial might
By MacDonald Chipenzi It is interesting to learn that the Speaker’s decision to suspend the 48 MPs from the UPND over their walk-out due to their long held view of not recognising President Edgar Chagwa Lungu as dully elected after the Con Court failed to conclusively hear the presidential petition is now being challenged
Senior chief Monze of Southern province has maintained that there will never be any group of people that will hold any traditional ceremony in the province if any ceremony happens to be during the period UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema is in prison. The chief has narrated that Southern province (in general) has a believement because
A book in honour of Late President Michael Chilufya Sata, titled, “Passion indelible.”, has been scheduled for release on July 7th and 8th, 2017. Two Zambia authors, Kasonde C. Mwenda and Mubanga B. Sata, teamed to write about the former president, said the late Michael Chilufya Sata was a very passionate and determined man whose
Botswana’s former President Ketumile Masire has died at the age of 91, the country’s government has announced. Sir Ketumile, who led Botswana for 18 years from 1980, has been praised for cementing stability in the country and laying the foundations for its economic success, the AFP news agency reports. He also got involved in trying to
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