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LUSAKA POLICE CRACKDOWN LEADS TO 136 ARRESTS
Police in Lusaka have arrested 136 suspected criminals from various locations that includes Bombey Drainage along Burma Road, the ZESCO…
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MAAMBA ENERGY STARTS PHASE TWO ANNUAL PLANT MAINTENANCE WORKS
Zambia’s power utility, ZESCO, has announced phase two of the annual plant maintenance works by Maamba Collieries, resulting in 150…
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30 UNLAWFUL STRUCTURES RAZED IN LUSAKA NATIONAL PARK
The Ministry of Tourism has demolished 30 illegal structures that were developed in the Lusaka National Park. Public Relations Officer,…
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POWER CRISIS TO STABILIZE BY 1ST OCTOBER, 2024
Minister of Energy, Makozo Chikote, says the electricity situation is expected to stabilize by 1st October, 2024. Mr. Chikote says…
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WOMAN WITH TERMINAL CANCER ABANDONED BY HUSBAND
A woman battling terminal cancer of the vulva has been abandoned by her husband in Lusaka’s Chilulu compound. 34 year…
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BUSINESSMAN KASANDA WANTS STATE PROTECTION
Lusaka businessman Sedrick Kasanda has asked the state to protect him from any interrogation or arrests in relation to the…
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FOUR MORE BODIES RECOVERED FROM SENSELE MINE
Miners have recovered four bodies from Sensele Mine, about five days after the conclusion of the search and retrieval mission.…
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ECZ SUSPENDS EIGHT EXAMINATION CENTRES FOR MALPRACTICES
The Examination Council of Zambia (ECZ) has indefinitely suspended eight General Certificate of Education (GCE) examination centres across the country…
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DEFORESTATION RIFE AMID POWER LOAD-SHEDDING
Care for Nature Zambia has called on the forestry department on the Copperbelt Province to seek sustainable solutions to combat…
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ALTERNATIVE POWER SOURCES TOO EXPENSIVE FOR MANY
Amid the ongoing load shedding in the country, Zambians are being urged to turn to alternative power sources such as…
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