When love gains sight
Torn Apart: BOYD PHIRI
IF YOU are going to look for a woman to marry, make sure you don’t have a wife or wives already at home. (more…)
Kwacha to post minor gains against dollar
TRYNES TEMBO, Lusaka
WITH balanced demand and supply of the United States (US) dollars in the local currency market, the Kwacha is in the near term expected to post minor gains against the greenback. (more…)
WORKERS at Universal Mining and Chemical Industries Limited steel plant in Kafue loading the metal.
PICTURE: MACKSON WASAMUNU
Kafue steel initiative gains momentum
CHARLES CHISALA, Lusaka
WHEN he made the pronouncement in his address to the nation during his inauguration on September 13, 2016, President Edgar Lungu did not mince his words. (more…)
Kwacha posts some gains
TRYNESS TEMBO, Lusaka
IMPROVED supply of the greenback and positive market sentiments following news that Zambia is resuming talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on possibility of getting a bailout package have resulted in the Kwacha posting some gains. (more…)
Zambia gains respect
YANDE SYAMPEYO, Lusaka
MOODY’S Investors Service, a leading source of credit rating, has upgraded the rating outlook for Zambia to stable from negative.
MUTATI
Zambia to build on 2017 economic gains – Mutati
HONE SIAME, Lusaka
GOVERNMENT will continue implementing the economic stabilisation and growth programme to build on the gains the country has recorded.
SALTING fish prevents losses and increases profits in the value chain.
PICTURE: FRIDAY PHIRI/IPS
Improved fish processing brings gains for women
FRIDAY PHIRI, Mongu
FISHING is the capture of aquatic organisms in marine, coastal and inland areas. According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), marine and inland fisheries, together with aquaculture, provide food, nutrition and a source of income to 820 million people around the world, from harvesting, processing, marketing and distribution. For many, it also forms part of their traditional cultural identity.
Kwacha gains momentum
KALONDE NYATI, Lusaka
THE Kwacha, which briefly lost its grip, has continued gaining momentum as significant United States dollar inflows trickle into the market, financial