Stanbic Bank Zambia has launched the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), a monthly survey of business conditions prevailing in the country. Zambia is among several sub-Saharan countries in which Stanbic will sponsor the development and delivery of the PMI. Other countries include Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and Mozambique. In Zambia, the index will be released for the
NANCY SIAME, Lusaka PRESIDENT Lungu has called for continued co-existence with the international community to strengthen the existing relationship for the mutual benefit of everyone. The President said co-existence is important as parties respect each other, which is good for cultivating compassion towards each other. He said this in an interview with journalists before leaving
CAROLINE KALOMBE, Lusaka MINISTER of Religious Affairs Godfridah Sumaili says the Constitutional Court, and not the magistrates’ court, should determine whether the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) can take over a case in which she is facing contempt of court charges. Through her lawyers, Reverend Sumaili contends that the magistrates’ court has no powers to
ARTHUR MWANSA, Lusaka MINISTER of Agriculture Dora Siliya says the country is likely to lose about US$100 million in export earnings due to the drastic reduction in tobacco production from 45 million kilogrammes in 2013 to 22 million kilogrammes in 2017. Ms Siliya said Government remains resolute to turn around the situation through the promotion
STEVEN MVULA, Parliament SPEAKER of the National Assembly Patrick Matibini has amended his ruling of June 13, 2017 in which he inadvertently included Namwala member of Parliament Moono Lubezhi on the list of 48 suspended United Party for National Development members. Dr Matibini said it has come to his attention that Ms Lubezhi did seek
Travelogue: EMELDA MUSONDA, Berlin, Germany EVERY opportunity I have had to travel to Europe and other developed parts of the world, one of the things that have caught my attention is the architectural beauty of some buildings and the ingenuity behind their construction. Recently I travelled to Germany at the invitation of the Federal Government
HONE SIAME, Lusaka WITH hydro power contributing more than 95 percent of electricity generated in Zambia, Government has embarked on a programme to diversify the energy sector by establishing the first-ever 400 megawatt gas-powered plant in Chinsali district, Muchinga Province, at a cost of US$900 million. Minister of Development Planning Lucky Mulusa said the establishment
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