Cops Recover Copper Worth K80 Million
Police in Kitwe have recovered 500 Kilogrammes of copper worth K80 million suspected to have been stolen from Chambishi Copper Smelter (CCS) by the Jerabos on New Year's Eve. Police have since ...
View Article3,500 Houses to Be Built for Cops
Kawambwa - The Government is set to build more than 3,500 houses for police officers in Zambia to solve accommodation problems among law enforcement officers. Home Affairs Minister Kennedy Sakeni ...
View ArticleK30 Billion Maize Storage Building in Structural Flaws
Serenje - A maize storage shed in Serenje constructed at a cost of K30 billion has developed structural flaws. Zamlin, a Chinese firm constructed the storage shed in 2010 off the Great North Road ...
View ArticleProve Your Innocence in Court, MMD Leaders Advised
Former MMD national secretary Katele Kalumba has advised former leaders under investigations not to rush to the media to defend themselves but instead wait for security wings to conclude their ...
View ArticleKansanshi in $10 Million Loss As Strike Bites
Kansanshi Mine in Solwezi has lost US$10 million (about K51 billion) as the strike entered the second day. The First Quantum Minerals Limited (FQML) operated mine, which has a workforce of more ...
View ArticleZambia Wants Country Friendly
THE Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) is hoping to add Namibia and Kenya to its friendly match programme in South Africa before Zambia heads to the African Cup of Nations from January 21 until ...
View Article'People Are Not Dead Until They Have Died'
Hospices like Mother of Mercy have been on the forefront of providing palliative care in Zambia ever since the HIV epidemic rose in the early 1990s. By then, anti-retroviral medicines were not yet ...
View ArticleZambia Police service summon Dora Siliya
Dora Siliya The Zambia Police service has confirmed the summoning of former transport and communications minister Dora Siliya for questioning. Police spokesperson Elizabeth Kanjela has confirmed ...
View ArticleZambia maize crop off to poor start-farm minister
LUSAKA Jan 5 (Reuters) - Erratic rainfall has delayed planting of Zambia's staple maize crop that feeds the impoverished southern African nation, raising the specter of a poor harvest after ...
View ArticleZambian govt. intervenes to end First Quantum strike
The Zambian minister of labour has initiated talks to end the wage strike that has halted production at First Quantum's Kansanshi mine, the country's largest copper ...
View ArticleGovernment to complete all on-going road rehabilitation projects started by...
Mapepala road in Serenje district under construction GOVERNMENT has assured the people of Luapula Province that it will complete all on-going road rehabilitation projects that were started by the ...
View ArticleZambia Daily Mail stands by its story on George Kunda
Former Vice President George Kunda THE Zambia Daily Mail has put up its defence against the former Vice-President's law firm, George Kunda and Company and Mrs Irene Kunda. Mr Kunda accused the ...
View ArticleExamination Council of Zambia board dissolved, Director Suspended
Minister of Education John Phiri EXAMINATIONS Council of Zambia (ECZ) director, Chekani Sakala has with immediate effect been suspended following reports of alleged financial impropriety, ...
View ArticleZambia Beat Jomo Cosmos in Training Game
Zambia this morning beat South African Premiership club Jomo Cosmos 7-0 in a training game in Benoni. The game was Zambia’s first training camp in South Africa since setting up training camp ...
View ArticleNkana Goalkeeper Joins Red Arrows
Nkana keeper Lennon Muma is set to join Zambia's 2012 CAF Confederation Cup representatives Red Arrows. Nkana Chairman Patrick Njobvu has confirmed to LT Sports in Kitwe the club and Arrows ...
View ArticleRB’s former private secretary defects to PF, calls for lifting of...
Former President Rupiah Banda Rupiah Banda’s former Senior private secretary Rapson Chilufya has defected from the opposition MMD to join the ruling patriotic Front party. Mr Chilufya said ...
View ArticleReversal of Zamtel sale will be costly-Sikota
Sakwiba Sikota (L) Lusaka lawyer Sakwiba Sikota says he hopes government's decision to reverse the sale of Zamtel has been done in good faith. Mr. Sikota says it will also be important if the ...
View Article2010 Audit report ready, to released to the public once Parliament reviews it...
Auditor General Anna Chifungula The Auditor General’s Report for 2010 is out. Auditor General Anna Chifungula says the report has been submitted to President Michael Sata. MS Chifungula says ...
View ArticleThe PF government has done far much better in 90 days than MMD did in 20...
Wynter Kabimba Ruling Patriotic Front secretary General has commended the PF government for vigorously fighting corruption since it took over power. Mr Wynter Kabimba was speaking yesterday on ...
View ArticleLAP Green concerned about unsubstantiated reports that the Zambian Government...
LAP Green, the Libyan owned telecommunications network, says that it is deeply concerned about unsubstantiated news reports that the Zambian Government is moving to seize the 75% stake in Zamtel ...
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