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BYDON LONGWE: FROM BEING FNB ZAMBIA CEO TO BEING CEO FOR THE WHOLE OF AFRICA
For many people, breaking one record is more than enough for a lifetime. However, this cannot be said about Bydon…
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PRISON IS A MORE EXPENSIVE WAY THAN ASSET RECOVERY – DEC DG
Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) Director General, Nason Banda, has charged that sending corrupt individuals to prison is a more expensive…
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KANGWA CHILESHE ADVISES GRANT TO GIVE AN EAR TO FANS
Ministry of Sports Permanent Secretary, Kangwa Chileshe, has advised the Chipolopolo Head Coach, Avram Grant, to pay a listening ear…
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LUNGU ACCUSES POLICE IG OF PLANNING TO ARREST HIM
Former Republican President Edgar Lungu has accused the Inspector General of Police Grapheal Musamba of planning to arrest him. The…
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ZAMBIA – CHINA RELATIONS ON HIGH LEVEL
Outgoing Chinese Ambassador to Zambia, Du Xiaohui, has described the Zambia – China relations to be on a high level.…
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KCM EXPECTED TO PAY ITS CREDITORS THIS MONTH – HH
Republican President Hakainde Hichilema says Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) is expected to pay debt owed to its creditors by this…
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TOMATO PRICES DROP TO K20 A BOX, FARMERS BLAME GOVERNMENT
Some farmers in Lusaka have blamed the Zambian government for the drop in tomato prices saying imported tomatoes from Tanzania…
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WOMAN BEATEN TO DEATH BY HER LATE HUSBAND’S RELATIVES
A woman of Choma District in Southern Province has died after allegedly being beaten by her late husband’s relatives. 31-year-old…
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ZAMBIA RISKS BECOMING A FAILED STATE – SANGWA
Well known constitutional lawyer and now Presidential aspirant John Sangwa [State Counsel] has expressed concern at Zambia’s current trajectory, warning…
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GO SOLAR, GOVT CHALLENGES HOSPITALS, BARRACKS
Ministry of Information and Media, Permanent Secretary Thabo Kawana has urged Hospitals, Military Barracks and learning institutions that are exempted…
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