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RB mourns, hails chief
PRESIDENT Banda says Chief Chamuka of the Lenje people of Chisamba in Central Province was a wise and analytical leader on issues of national development. Mr Banda said his administration is saddened by the death of Chief Chamuka whom he described as a gallant leader who promoted unity in his chiefdom and welcomed people from other parts of Zambia. The late Chief Chamuka, 73, ascended to the throne on October 15, 1975, and reigned for 34 years......

 

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4 Kitwe marketeers suspended over umbilical cord
THE Zambia National Marketeers Association (ZANAMA) has suspended four women at Chisokone market in Kitwe for allegedly possessing a fresh human umbilical cord. The women are suspected of having been using the umbilical cord to disadvantage their competitors when selling their merchandise, especially kapenta. Both ZANAMA president Elvis Nkandu and police sources confirmed ......


Bayport donates to Lusaka prison
BAYPORT Financial Services yesterday donated mattresses and chitenge materials to female convicts at Lusaka Central Prison as a way of commemorating this year’s International Women’s Day. Company corporate affairs and marketing manager Harriet Kokowe made the donation on behalf of the company. Bayport has so far donated 50 mattresses and 156 chitenge materials to the Zambia Prisons Service......

 

‘Don’t just dance, prove your worth’
HUNDREDS of residents in Livingstone yesterday joined the rest of the country in commemorating the International Women’s Day with Southern Province Minister Daniel Munkombwe challenging the women to earn their integrity and credibility as the two values will not be acquired on a silver platter. Mr Munkombwe said women should stop thinking that they are there only to dance ......

Gender inequality out - Mbulakulima
COPPERBELT Minister Mwansa Mbulakulima says Government has made tremendous progress in addressing gender inequality and is doing more to ensure that the education gap between women and men is reduced. Mr Mbulakulima said this in Ndola yesterday when he officiated at the International Women’s Day celebrations. “Government has made tremendous progress in addressing gender inequality and is doing more to reduce the gap between men and women by enrolling more girls .....

 
 
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