It looks as though war has broken out in Chambishi, a sleepy mining town in Zambia's copper belt that lies on the border with the…
Posts published in “Day: February 13, 2008”
In a country where the majority of the population is classified as poor by international standards, it may be puzzling to find that owning a…
Zimbabwe's Jamie Whyte, driving a Subaru Impreza, made his presence felt at the 2008 Rally of Tanzania where he took a creditable fifth place in…
Although too much rain has caused havoc in some parts of the country, agriculturists believe water can be harvested and later on used for agricultural…
An Upwey group is a step closer to making a difference for the people of a Zambian village following the arrival of a shipping container…
A team of 20 marathoners will represent Botswana at the Southern Region Cross Country competition pencilled for Zambia on February 23. The runners have been…
Joshua Dampf of Ferguson has chosen his future. He did not pick a path that leads to all the comforts of home. Instead, he has…
African swine fever has claimed more than 3,000 pigs in the Northwestern province of Zambia. In the districts of Solwezi, Kasempa, Mufumbwe and Kabompo, the…
One person died while five others escaped with minor injuries when strong currents in Mulungushi stream in Chingola's Kapisha township swept them. Copperbelt police chief,…
A Lusaka police officer has been shot dead by bandits after he and his colleagues were attacked and disarmed on Saturday night. The officer identified…
Zambia will still remain a competitive destination for investment in the mining sector even after changes to the mining fiscal and regulatory regime, Commerce Trade…