Archive: 14 October 2018
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We won’t tell you why we are buying defence assets to protect President – GovtMinistry of Defence Permanent Secretary Stardy Mwale says the Zambia Air Force has a constitutional mandate to protect President Edgar Lungu in the sky, and as such, the defence wing will procure the necessary defence […]
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Mabaso’s 3 pointer spell downs Matero MagicNelson Mabaso’s 33 points and Ernest Chewe’s 11 assists and 6 points guided Green Buffaloes to a 86-75 win over Matero Magic in week 14 of the Midlands Basketball Association (MIBA) league on Saturday. The […]
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FAZ mourns former ZESCO United ChairmanThe Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) on Saturday through a press statement conveyed its condolences to ZESCO United Football Club and the family of the former chairman Bruno Mukeya on his passing. The former ZESCO […]
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Zaloumis drags Lusaka woman to court for assaultLocal farmer, Maria Zileni Zaloumis, popularly known for her successful tomato farming business, has dragged her friend Mubaba Mangilashi to court for assault. Mubaba is alleged to have assaulted Maria on September 15, this year, […]
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Investigation into $1m drugs theft at Medical Stores has escalated – Dr ChilufyaHeath Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya says investigations into the theft of drugs at Medical Stores Limited (MSL) worth US $1,064,788 funded by the Global Fund have escalated. And European Union (EU) Ambassador to Zambia Alessandro […]
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Kwacha tumbles on Fitch credit downgradeThe kwacha marginally depreciated against major currency convertibles to remain above the K12 per dollar barrier, while maintaining strong volatility following Zambia’s credit rating downgrade. And market players say the local currency’s trading has been […]
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Jail waiting for counterfeit FAZ product dealers, Kashala warnsFAZ has warned dealers that are selling counterfeit national team replicas to desist from the act or face a nine month sentence once caught. FAZ general secretary Adrian Kashala said the consequences were non-negotiable and […]
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Governing with useless Statutory InstrumentsCommerce Minister Christopher Yaluma says government has issued two Statutory Instruments to regulate the businesses that foreign companies can venture into in Zambia. This is an effort to protect small and medium enterprises from collapsing, […]
