BOZ SCOUTS FOR K1.5BN FROM BOND SALES
By BUUMBA CHIMBULUTHE Bank of Zambia (BoZ) was yesterday on the market looking to raise K1.50 billion in bond sale.The sale is likely to be oversubscribed with chances of yields…
PAY TOURISM LEVY – ZRA
By BUUMBA CHIMBULUTHE Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) has called upon all business houses to support the tourism sector by complying with the requirements such as paying the tourism levy.This industry…
SA’S DJ ZINHLE TO GRACE PENTHOUSE PARTY
By TERENCE MISELOPR Girl Media organisers of the PR Girl Penthouse Party have announced the event will this year feature as headliner, South Africa's DJ Zinhle.Born on December, 30 1983,…
Sesheke to get improved water supply
By ANDREW MUKOMATHE construction of a modern water abstraction point targeting 1, 500 new connections and supply of water metres at the Western Water and Sanitation Company (WWSC) in Sesheke…
Police arrest man, 20 for raping 86 year old
By JOHN KOMBEPolice in Chongwe have arrested and charged a 20 year old man of Mwanshelela village of Chief Bundabunda in Chongwe for allegedly raping a woman, aged 86, of…
‘£240 MILLION LOST IN DUBIOUS MINE DEALS’
‘£240 MILLION LOST IN DUBIOUS MINE DEALS’By OLIVER SAMBOKOTHE country is losing over £240 million in investment through dubious shell mining companies registered locally and listed on the London Stock…
TYPHOID FEVER VS COVID-19
There has been an outbreak of Typhoid Fever in some parts of Lusaka which has been making headlines recently.Today I would like us to briefly tackle this subject and also…
Use ICT to boast tourism development – Livingstone mayor
By ANDREW MUKOMALIVINGSTONE City Mayor Constance Muleabai has called for the improved usage if ICT to boost tourism development in Livingstone.Ms Muleabai has observed that ICT has the power to…
PF says vehicles not confiscated
By Jackson MapapayiThe Patriotic Front in North Western province has clarified that the two vehicles which were reportedly seized by the police still belongs to the former ruling party.According to…
17,792 farmers in Chongwe to benefit from FISP…as farmers struggle to transport inputs
By JOHN KOMBEA total of 17,792 small scale farmers in Chongwe will benefit from the Farmer Input Supply Program (FISP) for the 2021/2022 farming season.Chongwe municipal council Mayor, Christopher Habeenzu…
