Author: MRadio
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Government should speed up the cultivation of cannabis to address the high employment levels in the country, the Zambian Hemp Growers and Industries Association (ZamHemp) has said.
Some motorists including international truck drivers are allegedly using township roads in Kitwe to by pass the bad patches of roads in various parts of the city
Officers from the Department of Wildlife and National Parks have gunned down one of the elephants that were causing havoc and terror in the area.
Former President Edgar Lungu says he is dismayed with continued attempts to put his name in disrepute by use of false and alarming statements attributed to him in the media.
The authorities in Malawi have stopped South African celebrity Zodwa Wabantu from coming into the country to perform because her revealing dance moves are thought to be out of tune with the nation’s moral standards.
Demand for personal loans is expected to remain high during the second quarter of this year in view of the need by households to supplement incomes in the wake of the high cost of living.
The Civil Service Commission has announced that it will by the end of next week give appointment letters to the successful 11,276 health workers.
The US has accused Tunisian President Kais Saied of an “alarming pattern” of actions “undermining” Tunisia’s independent institutions after he fired dozens of judges.
The mystery of the 48 (51) houses has continued to be unravelled in court as more witnesses point to the ownership of the property with the latest, a businessman, revealing that Charles Loyana had contracted his company to buy 24 plots.
By LUCY PHIRI Some of the units which are part of the now infamous 48 (51) houses had their electricity applications made in the names of Susan Sinkala and Charlie Chitala, a Zesco employee has told the court. Susan Sinkala is the wife of Charles Loyana, accused of owning the said properties believed to be […]
