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ZAMBIAN Ambassador to Japan Ndiyoi Mutiti (left) with Japan Institute for Overseas Investment president Kohei Nakanishi

Zambia, Japan seek more trade

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MWAPE MWENYA, Lusaka THE Japanese economy is a highly developed free-market economy. It is the third largest in the world by nominal gross domestic product and the fourth largest by…

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PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu shakes hands with Elsewedy Electric Group of Companies president Ahmed Elsewedy as Toyota Tsusho Corporation chairperson Oiwa Hideyuki looks on.

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ALVIN CHIINGA, Lusaka
A HEADLINE in this newspaper on August 19 that ‘Kariba damn low’ stirred debate not only in Zambia but also across the borders about the correctness of the grammar which some readers misconstrued as incorrect.
After intensive debate, many came to learn not only about the correctness of the pun headline, but also that Kariba Dam, Zambia’s main source of hydropower, is almost drying. (more…)

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JAPANESE Ambassador to Zambia Hidenobu Sobashima and Minister of Finance Margaret Mwanakatwe signing exchange of notes in the presence of the two leaders on a grant aid project worth 500 million yen for upgrading old equipment at the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Zambia. PHOTO: CABINET PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE

Zambia, Japan relations hit new phase

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BENEDICT TEMBO, Lusaka
WHEN Tokyo, Japan hosted the 1964 Summer Olympics from October 4 to 24, 1964, Zambia entered the games as Northern Rhodesia carrying the Union Jack and exited under its new flag and name after attaining independence from Britain on the last day of the Olympics. (more…)

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President Edgar Chagwa Lungu (left) greets Japanese Ambassador to Zambia Hidenobu Sobashima (right) on arrival at New Otani Hotel in Tokyo,Japan on Monday,December 17,2018. PICTURE: SALIM HENRY/STATE HOUSE ©2018

Lungu lands in Japan for bilateral talks

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HECTOR SIMFUKWE, Tokyo
PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has arrived in Japan for a three-day official visit meant to scale up with one of the world’s biggest economies.
The plane carrying the Head of State touched down at Haneda International Airport at around 16:50 hours local time. (more…)

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PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu (left) with Minister of Gender Elizabeth Phiri (centre) and Minister of National Guidance and Religious Affairs Godfridah Sumaili shortly before departure for Japan yesterday. PICTURE: MACKSON WASAMUNU

Zambia seeks scaled-up ties with Japan

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NANCY SIAME, Lusaka
PRESIDENT Lungu says his visit to Japan will scale up the bilateral cooperation that the two countries enjoy. (more…)

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