Archive: 21 January 2021
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Maid commits suicide in boss’ housePOLICE in Lusaka have confirmed that they received a report of suspected suicide in which a living-in maid, aged 46, is alleged to have committed suicide from her employer’s home in Lusaka’s Olympia Township after […]
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Zambia records 1,264 new COVID-19 cases, 12 deathsMINISTER of Health Dr Jonas Chanda has announced that the country has recorded 1,264 new COVID-19 cases out of 10,523 tests done with 12 deaths and 1,747 recoveries in the last 24 hours. In a […]
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Mwamba’s sister relives his painful last momentsBOXING legend Anthony Mwamba’s sister Charity gave a moving interview detailing the last moments of the former pugilist before he died at Levy Mwanawasa Teaching Hospital in Lusaka. The sports fraternity in the country was […]
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It’s not just in Chama, Lungu isn’t wanted everywhere – MuchelekaUPND deputy secretary general Patrick Mucheleka says it is not only in Chama District where people don’t want President Edgar Lungu, it is everywhere. On Tuesday, President Edgar Lungu said he had heard that some […]
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We’ve sold 49% of KCM Smelter to recapitalise operations – MusukwaMINES and Minerals Development Minister Richard Musukwa says 49 per cent of the smelter at Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) has been sold to recapitalise operations at the mine. And Musukwa says the UPND should start […]
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We get worried when economy is going down – LunguPRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says he gets worried when the economy begins to go down and people stop making money. And President Lungu says late President Michael Sata did not promise that people will have more […]
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Lumwana posts 35,380 tonnes of copper in Q4BARRICK Gold Lumwana has recorded increased copper production of around 35,380 metric tonnes in the last quarter of 2020, up from 28,576 tonnes in the corresponding period in 2019. According to its preliminary results, the […]
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Don’t fear COVID-19 vaccines, they’re safe, Kanyika advises ZambiansFORMER Pharmaceutical Society of Zambia (PSZ) president Jerome Kanyika says Zambians should not be afraid of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine once it is in the country because it is safe. Some citizens expressed mixed feelings […]
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Fuel prices might rise despite govt’s waiver, caution OMCsOIL Marketing Companies Association of Zambia (OMCAZ) president Dr Kafula Mubanga says fuel pump prices are likely to be adjusted upwards despite the government’s decision to waive the importation of finished petroleum products. On Tuesday, […]
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Govt will be forced to compensate Vedanta – SichingaFORMER commerce minister Bob Sichinga says Zambia is poised to lose out from the shareholding misunderstandings between Vedanta Resources Limited and government. And Sichinga has warned that Zambia risks denting its image as an investment […]
