Dear editor, Allow me space in your newspaper to express my thoughts with particular reference to the above subject matter. In as much as we appreciate the contributions of our first republican President, Kenneth Kaunda, to the development of this country, politically, socially and economically, I feel it wouldn’t be a good idea to declare
Dear editor, KINDLY allow me space in your esteemed newspaper to express my disappointment with whoever is charged with the responsibility to maintain the area that houses Debonairs, Steers, Subway and Fishaways, among others in Kabulonga. The place has become shabby, and I say so because that place was previously welcoming due to its surroundings
Dear editor, The renowned man of God, prophet Shepherd Bushiri, popularly known as Major 1, surprised me when he issued warnings to our Minister of National Guidance and Religious Affairs Godfridah Sumaili and bishops Joe Imakando and Joshua Banda that he will sort them out. This is in a matter in which Government denied his
NKOMBO KACHEMBA, Kitwe GOVERNMENT has invested more than K528 million in infrastructure development in various sectors of the economy in Kitwe and thereby creating job opportunities for local people in the mining town. In the education sector, Government is building a lecture theatre, classroom blocks and students’ hostels at Mukuba University, all at a cost
KITWE District Commissioner Binwell Mpundu says government is concerned about the survival of the Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) Nkana refinery plant. Mr Mpundu says the reduction of production of copper from the normal 13,000 metric tonnes of cathodes to about 3000 metric tonnes per month is worrying when only about half of the power supply
Lumwana Radiants captain Allan Kapila says hard work is the secret to the team’s impressive start to the 2017 FAZ Super Division campaign. Unbeaten Lumwana lead the league table with 14 points, one above second placed Zanaco, after six matches played. The North Western Province outfit have four wins and two draws heading into the
By professor Michael Wahman (University of Missouri) A Zambian opposition leader was arrested, but there are deeper cracks in the country’s democracy. When Zambian opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema was arrested last month and charged with treason, the world took notice. Granted, Zambia has never been a model democracy, but this degree of government repression was
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