Zambia ranked tops

May 20, 2013
Zambia ranked tops

…most promising economy out of 14 countries By WALA CHABALA GOLDMAN Sachs, a full service global investment banking and securities firm, has ranked Zambia as the most promising country in Africa out of a survey of 14 African countries whose economies...
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Ox-driven cart kills Namwala boy

May 20, 2013
Ox-driven cart kills Namwala boy

By CHOMBA MUSIKA A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy has died in Namwala after falling off and being run over by an ox-cart he was travelling in with other passengers. Southern Province commissioner of police Charity Katanga said Benny Chizyuka, of Dambwa site-and-service in...
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Italian businessmen jet in

May 20, 2013
Italian businessmen jet in

By STEVEN MVULA A 15-MEMBER delegation of Italian investors arrived in the country yesterday to explore business opportunities. Counsellor for economic affairs at the Zambian embassy in Italy Trevor Sichombo has travelled with the delegation, which will be in Zambia until...
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KK, Zulu did a lot for Zambia – Sata

May 20, 2013
KK, Zulu did a lot for Zambia – Sata

By ALVIN CHIINGA PRESIDENT Sata says Zambia would not have been what it is today without the contributions of former President Kenneth Kaunda and former UNIP secretary-general Grey Zulu. Mr Sata said this yesterday at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross...
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CEC to conclude financing hydro project

May 20, 2013
CEC to conclude financing hydro project

By NKOLE CHITALA COPPERBELT Energy Corporation (CEC) says it expects to reach financial close for the...
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Poverty in midst of plenty

May 20, 2013
Poverty in midst of plenty

WE ARE ranked as Africa’s highest producer of copper and yet we have little or nothing...
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HH, Lungu lock horns over UNZA

May 19, 2013
Unza-police

By CHRISTINE CHISHA HAKAINDE Hichilema, the UPND president, has asked the government to immediately and unconditionally...
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Subsidy removal

May 19, 2013
Subsidy removal

The removal of subsidies on fuel and maize has raised so much debate in the country...
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Debunking the subsidy paradox

May 19, 2013
Rotting-maize-in-Zambia

A story is told up to date about a nosy toddler aged around 8 who one...
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Lutumba Simaro expected in June

Lutumba Simaro expected in June

By FELIX NYAMBE IT MAY have been exactly 25 years since he performed before first President Kenneth Kaunda at State House, but Congo DR’s most accomplished rhumba giant, Lutumba Simaro Masiya, still relishes for a duet song with the man affectionately known as KK. The former T.P. OK Jazz vice-president and rhumba icon arrives...

Playhouse to host ‘Fig Tree in the Wrong Field’

Playhouse to host ‘Fig Tree in the Wrong Field’

By KELVIN KACHINGWE THE Matero Theatre and Media Arts Society in conjunction with the Lusaka Theatre Club will on May 31 and June 1 play host to a drama play titled “A Fig Tree in the Wrong Field” at the Lusaka Playhouse. The play is written and directed by Bizwell Mudenda, Ngoma Award nominee...

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Essa triumphs

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From ELIZABETH CHATUVELA in Chisamba AFRICA Rally Championship (ARC) defending champion Mohammed Essa is...

Da Silva is Open winner

Da Silva is Open winner

By ROBINSON KUNDA BRAZILIAN Adilson da Silva yesterday clinched a one-stroke victory at the...

Mohammed Essa in driving seat

Mohammed Essa in driving seat

ELIZABETH CHATUVELA reports from Chisamba: AFRICA Rally Championship (ARC) king Mohammed Essa yesterday maintained...

Beyond hosting

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