Archive: 7 September 2017
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Mumba Yachi had bad friendsIt seems we were the only ones who didn’t know that celebrated singer Mumba Yachi is not a Zambian citizen. Our friends in the music industry, especially those close to him, seem to have had […]
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Wild sex party worries Catholic BishopsThe Zambia Conference for Catholic Bishops (ZCCB) has urged parents across the country to take action and fight the scourge of immoral activities among young boys and girls. In a statement issued by ZCCB Communications […]
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Mumba Yachi pleads not guilty to three immigration chargesMusician Mumba Yachi has pleaded not guilty to three charges relating to his nationality and unlawful stay in Zambia. And Lusaka magistrate Ruth Kapulo has reserved the bail ruling to tomorrow, Friday September 8, 2017. […]
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Lusaka man gets 2 years for stealing samoosasLusaka High Court judge Susan Wanjelani has sentenced a 22-year-old man who stole a bucket containing samoosas to two years imprisonment with hard labour. Denis Banda of Lusaka’s Chawama area was initially charged with aggravated […]
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Chipata court suspends three drivers’ licences for causing deathThe Chipata High Court has ruled that the Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) must suspend driver’s licenses for three motorists who it convicted for causing death by dangerous driving. According to a statement issued […]
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Lungu wasn’t poor before State House – GovtChief government spokesperson Kampamba Mulenga says it should not surprise people when they hear that President Edgar Lungu has a number or properties because the Head of State was not poor before going to State […]
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We can drop the Super Eagles – MweeneZambia captain and goalkeeper Kennedy Mweene has described next month’s 2018 FIFA World Cup Group B qualifier showdown against Nigeria as a do-or-die affair. Second placed Chipolopolo will visit leaders Nigeria in a penultimate Group […]
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Mopani must pay – CUTSThe Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International says mining companies must pay cost reflective tariffs if Zambia’s economy is to be revived because the country has no money to continue subsidizing energy. In a […]
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PF want to chase Mutati because of his fiscal discipline – AntonioForum for Democracy and Development Spokesperson Antonio Mwanza says the ruling party wants to chase Finance Minister Felix Mutati because of his fiscal discipline which they are not used to. And Mwanza says UPND leader […]
