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BAD ROAD BEHAVIOR CAUSE OF MOST ROAD CRASHES – TAYALI
Government has called for strengthened enforcement measures to curb bad road behavior across the country. Speaking at the 8th United…
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HIGH COURT OVERTURNS AMOS CHANDA’S JAIL SENTENCE FOR TAMPERING WITH COURT EVIDENCE
The Lusaka High Court has overturned the one-year jail sentence handed to former Presidential aide Amos Chanda for allegedly stealing…
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INVESTIGATIONS INTO KABANANA FIRE TRAGEDY ON HOLD
Investigations into the fire that killed three children in Lusaka’s Kabanana compound remain on hold. Lusaka City Council Assistant Public…
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PRESIDENT HICHILEMA DONATES K1.9 MILLION AT DORCAS CONFERENCE
President Hakainde Hichilema has donated K1.9 million, 10 cows, 200 bags of mealie meal, and facilitated water provision at the…
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FATAL DISPUTE BETWEEN MAIDS LEAVES ONE DEAD, POLICE SEEK SUSPECT
Chilenje Police have launched a manhunt for a woman identified only as Mary, suspected of fatally stabbing fellow maid Memory…
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WESTERN COUNCILS WARNED OVER DELAYED ROAD WORKS
Western Province Minister Kapelwa Mbangweta has called on local councils to speed up the implementation of the Presidential directive on…
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NO TO STATE CONTROL: UPND ENDORSES MEDIA SELF-REGULATION
The United Party for National Development (UPND) has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting media self-regulation as the most effective and…
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THREE CHILDREN ALLEGEDLY ABANDONED IN LUSAKA’S KANYAMA COMPOUND
Three children have reportedly been abandoned by an unidentified family in Lusaka’s Kanyama compound. The children, aged 7, 5, and…
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FISHING BAN FUELS TENSION IN ITEZHI TEZHI
A wave of confusion has swept through local fishermen operating in Kafue National Park in Itezhi-Tezhi District, Southern Province, following…
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SCRIBES REJECT STATUTORY REGULATION ON WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY
Journalists in Lusaka have marked World Press Freedom Day with a firm stance against statutory regulation. Journalist Jessie Bwalya argued…
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