Archive: 4 September 2019
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If implemented, Bill 10 will weaken rule of law, warn Commonwealth lawyersThe Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA) has warned that the controversial Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 has capacity to weaken the rule of law in Zambia if government insists on implementing it. In a […]
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If you can’t afford breakfast, eat roller meal which is more nutritious – MillersMillers Association of Zambia president Andrew Chintala has urged citizens to buy mealie meal from designated milling outlets to avoid being exploited by unscrupulous retailers. And Chintala has noted that the highest price of a […]
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Namibia to pay for Chipolopolo’s air ticketsAccording to an invitation from the country’s football association, Namibia will pay for air tickets, accommodation, food and transport when Zambia play the brave warriors at the Hage Geingob tournament on 9 September. The Association […]
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Kalusha join calls to end Xenophobia“My heart is sore, this should not be happening”, lamented Soccer icon Kalusha Bwalya as he joined millions of other Africans in condemning Xenophobia which erupted in South Africa three days ago. “Africans, we are […]
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Deka opposes Vyansilati Enterprises’ application to enter judgement on admission in K2.6m debt casePolicy Monitoring and Research Centre executive director Bernadette Deka has opposed an application by Vyansilati Enterprises Limited to enter judgement on admission in a matter where the company is claiming K2.6 million from her. In […]
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Unbundling Zesco won’t end load-shedding, says SinkambaGreen Party president Peter Sinkamba has unbundling Zesco’s functions is not a solution to the ongoing countrywide electricity load-shedding, but in investing into smart environmental protection techniques. Some stakeholders have called on the government to […]
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Church mother bodies reject Parley invite to submit on Bill 10The Council of Churches in Zambia has rejected an invitation to make submissions to the select committee of the National Assembly citing unfairness among other things in the controversial Constitution Amendment bill number 10. And […]
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Xenophobia will isolate you from the world, Lungu warns South AfricansPresident Edgar Lungu has condemned the conduct of University of Zambia (UNZA) students during their “peaceful protest” against xenophobic attacks in South Africa, describing their actions as criminal. And President Lungu has expressed concern over […]
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Chipimo’s decision to quit politics saddens UPNDUPND secretary general Stephen Katuka says the party is saddened by Elias Chipimo’s decision to quit politics. And People’s Alliance for Change (PAC) president Andyford Banda says Chipimo has left politics with a good record. […]
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Financial analyst proposes power tariff hikeA financial analyst has proposed an increase in electricity tariffs to cushion the current deficit that has seen power cuts of up to eight hours per day. Some parts of the country are experiencing load […]
