CECILIA ZULU, DIANA CHIPEPO, Lusaka AFRICA Youth Championship local organising committee chairman Andrew Kamanga says measures have been put in place to ensure heavy rains the country is anticipating do not disrupt the tournament kicking off on Sunday. And tournament organising committee chairman Amadou Diakite has declared Zambia ready to host the tournament. Kamanga said
ROBINSON KUNDA, Lusaka CHAWAMA councillor Leonard Sikombe has hailed Africabet for sponsoring an off-season tournament that brought the township to a standstill on Sunday. Business in the area was halted, as thousands of people thronged Chawama Ground in Lusaka to watch the Africabet off season final between Chawama and Matagwani. The match ended 1-1 with
Parliament is scheduled to resume sittings this week on Tuesday for a session that will last five weeks. Government chief whip Richard Musukwa said that during the session, government is expected to push forward over 10 bills in the House among them the Constituency Development Fund -CDF- bill. And Mr. Musukwa said President
A man in Chililabombwe on the Copperbelt has hacked his 48-year-old wife to death with an axe. Police said the man axed his wife several times on the neck, almost beheading her. Copperbelt Province commissioner of police Charity Katanga named the victim as Peggy Zugi of Chimfunshi and the suspect as Elias Mwansa, 47. Mrs
By CHILA NAMAIKO - SPECIAL forces from the 48-Marine Unit have in the last few days intercepted hundreds bags of mealie meal in Nchelenge district that was about to be smuggled into the neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Owing to high demand of mealie-meal in that country, some traders in Nchelenge are conniving with
By MAIMBOLWA MULIKELELA - The Bankers Association of Zambia has expressed its concerns at the way the Zambia Revenue Association has gone about implementing the newly-introduced law requiring every bank account holder to have a T-PIN (short for tax-payers identification number), saying banks have been caught on the hop. BAZ CEO Leonard Mwanza said while
By REBECCA MUSHOTA - ZAMBIA and Morocco have signed 19 agreements to enhance corporation across various sectors, marking a new level of relations between the two countries. The agreements were signed yesterday afternoon at State House and were overseen by President Edgar Lungu and King Mohammed VI of Morocco. This was after the two Heads
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