Chelston cops sued for confiscating groceries
CHOMBA MUSIKA Lusaka POLICE officers at Chelston Police Station in Lusaka have been sued for allegedly illegally confiscating over K150,000 and an assortment of groceries from God is Able Grocery…
Kalomo cries over spoilt milk
NKOMBO KACHEMBA Lusaka OVER 5,000 litres of milk worth K45,000 is going to waste in Kalomo every day following the closure of a milk collection centre in the area due…
Pamodzi Hotels goes to Dubai firm
TRYNESS TEMBO Lusaka PAMODZI Hotels Plc, which operates as Taj Pamodzi Hotel, now has new owners following the sale of 90 percent shares to ASB Hospitality at US$18 million. The…
Trade Kings plans $800m expansion
TRYNESS TEMBO Lusaka TRADE Kings Group plans to invest US$800 million to expand its operations, inspired by Government’s pronouncements and policies to support the manufacturing sector. And the company has…
More incentives needed – LuSE
MWILA NTAMBI Kitwe LUSAKA Securities Exchange (LuSE) head of business development Linah Lungu says corporates need more incentives if they are to be attracted to list on the stock market.…
Integration key to ending energy deficit
- COMESA, AfDB commits to play role in realising dream NKOMBO KACHEMBA Lusaka ENERGY experts estimate that about US$150 billion is needed to meet the energy demand in the Common…
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…
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…
Tax tribunal hears 13 cases – registrar
MARY LEMBA Ndola TAX Appeals Tribunal (TAT) registrar Yihemba Chirwa says they have so far dealt with 13 cases of tax disputes this year involving business owners across the country…
Multinationals behind damage to environment
VICEPRESIDENT Mutale Nalumango says multinational corporations, particularly in Africa, are responsible for polluting the environment resulting in unpredictable weather patterns which are causing havoc in communities, hence deepening violation of…
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