Crime officer ends up ‘taking’ thieving son to court
PRISCILLA CHIPULU Ndola A MASAITI district crime prevention officer who wanted to discipline his thieving 17-year-old son got more than he bargained for when police proceeded to take him to…
40 fistula ops done in N/West
BUTTYSON KANDIMBA Kalumbila OVER 40 women with obstetric fistula in NorthWestern Province have successfully undergone surgery in the past five months. Obstetric fistula is a hole in the birth canal…
Govt not moved by formation of regional groupings – Mweetwa
JUSTINAH MUKUKA Lusaka THE New Dawn administration will not interfere in the formation of regional groupings that seek to perpetuate development as those involved are exercising their constitutional freedom of…
Mining future bright
KABANDA CHULU, MWILA NTAMBI Lusaka, Kitwe ZAMBIA Chamber of Mines says Government should continue with consistent and predictable policies for the mining sector, whose investment commitments rose to US$3.4 billion…
HH urges peaceful electoral process in DRC
KABANDA CHULU Lusaka PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has implored stakeholders and citizens in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to safeguard the electoral process aimed at preserving peace and democracy. The…
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Woman, 41, guilty of defiling 9-yr-old boy
A 41-YEAR-OLD woman of Lusaka’s Chibolya accused of repeatedly defiling a nineyear-old boy in exchange for K10 has been found guilty.Martha Sampa has since been committed to the High Court…
Civil servants to declare assets
- ACC boss says law to help fight corruption CHAMBWA MOONGA Lusaka ANTICORRUPTION Commission (ACC) is formulating a law that will compel all government employees to declare their assets to…
EIZ to clean house
MELODY MUPETA Kitwe ENGINEERING Institution of Zambia (EIZ) says it will introduce competence examinations for all engineers in 2025 to promote professionalism in the profession. EIZ board chairperson Michael Nsefu…
Our problems not unique, but solutions must be
WITHOUT doubt, the world today stands on the edge of a precipice, pushed by two events that no-one could have predicted a few years ago – COVID-19 and the Russia-Ukraine…
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