Diesel shortage hits Lusaka, Copperbelt
By ROGERS KALERO A CRITICAL shortage of diesel has hit most parts of the country with the most affected being Lusaka and the Copperbelt where it has completely run out…
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Zambia Airways fined for mistreating passengers
By NATION REPORTER THE Common Market for Easter and Southern Africa (COMESA) Competition Commission (CCC) has fined Zambia Airways Limited two (2) percent fine of its total annual turnover for…
It’s not all rosy – CARITAS
…Fr Gabriel Mapulanga says President Hichilema should not be surprised that Zambians are complaining that things have become worse than before because the reality is that, indeed things are not…
Aides misleading Hichilema on realities – Binwell Mpundu
By GIDEON NYENDWA PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has completely lost touch with reality and has been blinded by the praise singing and that is why he is shocked when Zambians are…
HH swears in Bill 7 Technical Committee
…despite Miles Sampa and Mulenga Fube having petitioned the Lusaka High Court seeking an injunction to prevent President Hichilema from swearing in the committee THE 25-member Technical Committee to conduct…
Zanaco unlocks $50m for mining contractors
By BUUMBA CHIMBULU ZANACO has approved a US$50 million financing package for mining contractors, in a move aimed at deepening financial inclusion and strengthening the capacity of Small and Medium…
WB pushes to streamline Zambia’s business regulations
By BUUMBA CHIMBULU THE World Bank has unveiled a project aimed at improving regulatory efficiency and public service delivery for businesses in Zambia, with a particular focus on mining and…
Gov’t invests over $2bn in transport infrastructure to boost mining efficiency
By BUUMBA CHIMBULU GOVERNMENT is implementing more than US$2 billion worth of transport infrastructure projects aimed at reducing mining production costs, improving logistics efficiency and positioning the country as a…
Hope dawns for Malawi as Chakwera exits
HOPE, they say, is the last thing to die. But in Africa, it often arrives late, limping and dressed in borrowed robes. And yet, this week, hope danced barefoot in…
COMESA Foreign Affairs Ministers discuss regional peace, security
By ETHEL CHANDA in Nairobi ZAMBIA will continue preaching peaceful resolution of conflicts in the region and working towards finding ways of promoting peace, democracy and dialogue for countries that…
