Runners USA outing hangs in balance
ELIZABETH CHATUVELA Lusaka ZAMBIA’S participation at the World Cross Country Championships set for January 10 in Florida is in limbo following the United States of America’s (USA) suspension of visa…
Africa Report recognises 3 female bank executives
TRYNESS TEMBO Lusaka THE Africa Report has named three of Zambia’s leading bank executives among 10 women reshaping the country’s business landscape. The report cites their growing influence in a…
Heritage commission heightens cultural tourism drive
TRYNESS TEMBO Lusaka NATIONAL Heritage Conservation Commission (NHCC) has intensified heritage sensitisation campaigns and promoted Zambia’s diverse heritage assets as a core component of cultural tourism development across the country…
Small-scale farmers recover from drought
DOREEN NAWA Lusaka ZAMBIA’S small-scale farmers have staged a remarkable recovery from the devastating 2023/2024 drought, with improved rainfall and better access to inputs driving a record maize harvest in…
Fruits, veggies suffer heavy rains
Weather makes it difficult for farmers to manage their fields effectively HENRY MATAA Lusaka RECENT heavy rainfall has negatively affected the production, quality and supply of fruits and vegetables on…
Cop testifies in assault case of Ndola woman by club DJ
MARY LEMBA Ndola A POLICE officer has testified in the Ndola Magistrates’ Court on how a 29-year-old woman was allegedly assaulted by a nightclub DJ who accused her of stealing…
Skeleton widow wants judge to set her free
CHOMBA MUSIKA Lusaka THE widow accused of causing the death of her husband, whose skeleton was found in her house, has urged a judge to immediately set her free. Sylvia…
Lundazi floods: Affected get aid
PHILIP CHISALU, MAYENGO NYIRENDA Lusaka, Chipata THE Government has deployed five water bowsers to Lundazi District to distribute treated water to affected communities, following damage to the Eastern Water and…
Best yet to come – HH
We’ll continue building an economy that works for all CHOMBA MUSIKA Lusaka AS THE new year begins, President Hakainde Hichilema has assured Zambians that the New Dawn administration will “push…
President Hichilema reinforces Zambia’s Christian identity
JOHN CHAMBWA Lusaka PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has declared December 29 as an annual public holiday beginning next year to reinforce and consolidate Zambia’s declaration as a Christian nation. Speaking yesterday…
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