President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe is expected in Zambia today to officiate at the 86th Agricultural and Commercial show which opened its gates to the public at 08: 00 hours.
Mr. Mugabe is expected to be accompanied by his wife Grace. Click here for more on this story. story on Lusaka times website
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DOCTORS at Dr Malizo Mpehle Memorial Hospital in Tsolo South Africa delivered a baby with an eye and a penis on the forehead yesterday, the provincial health department
said. The baby girl, who was born to a 16-year-old girl from Qumbu, did not survive.
Eastern Cape department of health spokesman Sizwe Kupelo said the baby was born with one eye on her forehead, and no eyes where her eyes should have been. Click here for more of this story. Story by zambianstar
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Zambia national team coach Herve Renard believes that focus and maintaining playing philosophy of the Chipolopolo will ensure the kings of African football continue on their path of success.
Looking back over the last six months since Zambia became African champions; Renard said the team’s future is bright. Click here to read more of this Story. By UKZambians
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PRESIDENT Sata has asked MMD president Nevers Mumba to stop panicking and making wild allegations. The President was responding to Dr Mumba’s remarks in a Sunday Muvi TV programme – The Assignment – where he alleged that President Sata had sent an emissary to Canada to discuss his alleged criminal conduct.
In a statement released on his behalf by spokesman George Chellah yesterday, President Sata described Dr Mumba’s claims as ‘fictitious and preposterous’.
The President advised Dr Mumba to name the emissary. Click to read more of this story. By Zambia Daily Mail
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Muvi TV fires five journalists for attending ZNBC interviews on Friday last week and Monday this week. For more on this story go to Zambian Watchdog
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INVESTIGATIONS into the gruesome murder of 19-year-old Lusaka-based student Ruth Mbandu took an unlikely twist yesterday when police recorded a
warn-and-caution statement from the girl’s mother, Victoria Mbandu. Ms Mbandu was summoned to Emmasdale Police Station on Monday for interrogations, leading
to a warn-and-caution statement being recorded from her. Go to Helo Zambia for More on this Story
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Chipolopolo Midfielder Nathan Sinkala Is Reported To Have Suffered A Mild Stroke At His Tp Mazembe Base In The Democratic Republic Of Congo.
Reliable Sources Have Disclosed To Tumfweko That Nathan Sinkala Who Was Evacuated To Zambia From The DRC Has Since Been Re-Evacuated To South Africa.
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Airtel HQ in Lusaka Shares of Bharti Airtel which trades as Celtel Zambia Plc on the Lusaka Stock Exchange will resume trading this week, ending a 17-month suspension after the telecoms firm failed to have itself delisted. {Zambia News dot Net}
Bus operators have resolved to effect the increment after consultations and as a direct result of the minimum wage imposed in the country by the PF government. {Zambian Watchdog}
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As investigations continue into the gruesome murder of 19 year old NIPA Student, Ruth Mbandu, police have arrested fugitive suspect, Stanley Munkonji.
The arrest of Munkonji, who is Bishop Evans Ngulube’s aide and driver, brings the number of people arrested in connection with Ruth’s murder to four.
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THE Bank of Zambia (BoZ) is this week expected to sign a contract with a South African mint company to produce the new coins. Central bank deputy governor of operations, Bwalya Ng’andu says the new coins are expected to be delivered in December. State House
The 19 year old student of the National Institute of Public Administration-NIPA-who was brutally murdered in suspected ritual killing has finally been put to rest at Lusaka’s Leopards Hill Memorial Park.
Mourners paid their last respect to Ruth Mbandu at a church service held at the University of Zambia-UNZA- chapel.
The church service was attended by people from all walks of life including her college mates and her mother’s workmates at Basic Education Teachers Union of Zambia- BETUZ.
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Inside Zambia Magazine is Zambia’s first News Magazine, established by a group of Journalists It is born out of a passion to give the country in-depth, insightful coverage of national events and issues, in an objective, educative and highly skillful manner. It is also the first magazine that covers political, economic and social developments. This aspect has eased the marketing of the magazine to the active every one throughout the country, through a distribution network that has targeted every selling point The Magazine is published by Tulumbe media Limited.
The magazine is currently distributed throughout the country through, bookshops, supermarkets and individual sales agents. Distribution started with 2000 copies in Lusaka and 500 copies on the copper belt. We are now selling over 5000 copies along the line of rail including Eastern province.
Theme: Building on Today’s Prosperity
Date: 2-Aug to 6 – Aug 2012
Location: Agricultural & Commercial Society of Zambia (SHOW GROUNDS) opposite Manda Hill Mall
The Zambia Agricultural and Commercial Show is held once a year involving all sectors of the economy namely Livestock, Agricultural machinery and implements, Poultry and it’s products, Horticulture, Manufacturing, Industrial equipment, Motor vehicles, Plastics products, Trading, Financial services, Forestry and it’s products, Fishing e.t.c
The show provides an important platform to showcase Zambia’s products and also gives an opportunity for foreign businesses to promote their products on the Zambian market.
The first Show was held in 1919 and has since been held every year thereafter with the exeception of the years 1921,1941 to 1946 because of the first and second World Wars, and in 1966 as well due to Rhodesia’s Unilateral Declaration of Independence the previous November, which led to the occupation of a large part of the Showgrounds by the aircrew of the Royal Air Force.
