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By NATION REPORTER FRED M’membe’s tribal hatred for the people of Southern Province has been well documented and it is not surprising that he is working to resurrect his nihilistic dislike for the Tonga people because according to him they are but a group of Bantustans, UPND Secretary-General Batuke Imenda has saidd. But Dr M’membe […]
The delay and zero delivery and distribution of fertilizer across the country is a deliberate ploy to create a crisis that would lead to ‘corrupt’ single sourcing of farm inputs.
My office is aware that there are teachers who are refusing to go and teach in the rural areas of central province, Central Province Minister Credo Nanjuwa has confirmed.
INSPECTOR General of Police Lemmy Kajoba has made wholesale transfers, changes and appointments in the provincial and other police divisions across the country.
REVELATIONS that a cabinet Minister had solicited a bribe in the form of facilitation fees and a luxury car from TFM Holdings (pty) Ltd a company that was awarded a US$100 million contract to construct 7 by 150 beds space pre-fabricated hospitals is a warning that President Hakainde Hichilema and his ministers are not angels, Raphael Nakachinda has said.
THE Kwacha is expected to trade stable as demand in the market seems to be slowing down while corporates seek to pay for their local tax obligations.
IT is not true that toll gates have been sold because they are an income generating venture the government depends on, Minister of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development Charles Milupi has said.
ZAMBIA Under-17 national women’s team coach Kaluba Kangwa insists that he has never abused any female footballer as alleged by United States-based sports journalist Augustine Mukoka.
Calls for the ban of alcohol have sparked debate with some stakeholders calling it unpractical. Yesterday Resident Doctors Association of Zambia president Brian Sampa stated a lone walk from Lusaka to Kabwe demanding for the ban of alcohol. Dr Sampa during his walk indicated that alcohol has many effects that have negatively impacted the country. […]
By NATION REPORTER THE US$33 million paid to the Frederick Jacob Titus Chiluba (FJT) University in Luapula Province was an advance payment for mobilisation and design. The funds were not meant for the actual construction which was expected to cost US$225 million. According to article 4.2 of the contract seen by the Daily Nation, the […]
