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Police in Lusaka have summoned Oracle Media Productions Managing Director Mutinta Mazoka M’membe. Oracle Media is the company behind the publication of The Mast Newspaper which has replaced the Post Newspapers which folded recently after it was placed under provisional liquidation. Read More
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First Lady, Christine Kaseba, has called for all Zambians to mourn her late husband in peace. Dr Kaseba said this is the time to reflect and celebrate the life of President Michael Sata, saying the late President was a peace maker. Read More
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TRANSPORT, Works, Supply and Communication Minister Yamfwa Mukanga has disclosed that some big international airlines have expressed interest to partner with Zambia on the reintroduction of the national airline. Click here for the Full Story CLICK HERE FOR MORE ZAMBIAN NEWS WEBSITES Related News:
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Yesterday, HE. MCS took the pain to address the growing concerns of a weak kwacha and cited among others the US Federal Reserve’s decision to reduce the amount of US dollar in circulation, the ripple effect of which is a legitimate fall in value of all currencies, kwacha inclusive. For all pessimists, whether PF or not, this is as certain as night and day, and when it happens, we as an economy, small and open, are on the receiving end. Click here for the Full Story
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The fired Paramedics of Livingstone General Hospital have written a letter of apology through their Medical Superintendent to President Michael Sata seeking that he would exercise leniency for their action in taking part in an illegal strike. Click here for the Full Story
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Former United States President George W. Bush has praised the Zambian government for its commitment in the fight HIV/AIDS. Click here for the Full Story
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A Chinese road contractor known as Shu has allegedly bought a house in Kabulonga for President Michael Sata’s son Mulenga under suspicious circumstances. Click here for the Full Story
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Spokesman in the Office of the MMD President Muhabi Lungu said he is disappointed with First Republican President Kenneth Kaunda’s support for President Michael Sata and the PF government. Click here for the Full Story
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The opposition UPND has charged that the booing suffered by President Michael Sata at the Africa Union youth summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia is bad for Zambia’s international image. Click here for the Full Story
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President Michael Sata was booed at the African Union (AU) meeting after spontaneously breaking into uncoordinated commentary. Click here for the Full Story
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Over 1,000 buses have been procured from Higer Bus Company with the assistance from the Development Bank of Zambia (DBZ). Click here for the Full Story
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Zambians need to work hard and sacrifice in order for the country’s development agenda to propel forward, President Michael Sata has said. Click here for the Full Story
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