KABANDA CHULU, Samfya THERE is need to declare the Bangweulu wetlands in Samfya district a tourism economic zone as this will enable investors to enjoy tax rebates and develop the area as a hub of the Northern Tourism Circuit, says Luapula Province Chambers of Commerce and Industry chairperson Jonathan Mukabila. Government has prioritised agriculture, tourism
TRYNESS TEMBO, Lusaka GOVERNMENT has been urged to continue investing in the agriculture sector, as it is an important element in poverty reduction and economic development of the country, French Ambassador Emmanuel Cohet has said. Mr Cohet said the agriculture sector has the potential to effectively contribute to value addition through agro food production. In
ESTHER MSETEKA, Lusaka THE Zambia Institute for Policy Analysis and Research (ZIPAR) says the putting up of protective measures such as the 10 percent export tax on maize by Government, is one way of ensuring that the country is food secure. ZIPAR public finance unit research fellow Florence Muleya has also commended Government for lifting
NOMSA NKANA, Lusaka A EUROPEAN company intends to invest US$1.8 billion in waste management to produce energy and other related products such as fertiliser. Genniz Engineering, Surveying and Environmental Consultant Services Limited (GESECSL) director Victor Osuofia said in the pre-construction phase, the company expects to create 4,000 jobs and over 300 permanent ones when fully
The Zambia National team has arrived from Gabon where they played to a goalless draw and headed straight to Ndola to set up camp ahead of Saturday’s Africa Cup qualifier against Mozambique. Zambia will open its Group K campaign on Saturday in Ndola with Coach Wedson Nyirenda summoning 30 players for the assignment. Nyirenda has
Ruling Patriotic Front ( PF ) Member of of the Central Committee Chishimba Kambwili has told off those who are campaigning for President Lungu’sthird term. Speaking when he addressed a press briefing, Kambwili who is also the Roan constituency Member of Parliament charged that only the Congress of the PF will chose the president. Below
Proflight Zambia flew 26 excited school children from Lower Zambezi to Lusaka recently in support of wildlife conservation efforts by Conservation Lower Zambezi (CLZ). The airline’s gesture was in line with its belief in the close synergy between wildlife, conservation, education, and tourism, as well as the importance of imparting that passion to the younger
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