[Times of Zambia]
TALKING Shop is warning Kitwe residents against buying fruits and vegetables from street vendors on Matuka Avenue who are using water drawn from a nearby lavatory to wash them before exposing the mer...
Posts published in “Day: April 21, 2012”
[Times of Zambia]
THE Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) Church's Women's Ministries Congress plays an important role in uplifting the welfare of women in society, Gender Minister Inonge Wina has observed.
[Times of Zambia]
SCAW Limited, a Kitwe-based steel and iron manufacturing company, is struggling to secure market for its mill balls because the mining firms prefer to import the same products.
[Times of Zambia]
ABOUT 250,000 farmers have adopted conservation agriculture in Zambia which is aimed at enhancing crop productivity, Agriculture and Livestock Minister Emmanuel Chenda has said.
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GHANA'S Black Stars will set up a training camp in South Africa to prepare for the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Zambia and Lesotho.
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THE Government intends to turn the Zambia National Service (ZNS) camps in Zambia into non military youth training skills centres as a way of addressing various challenges faced by the youth.
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A DARK cloud has yet again hovered around the political scene as the nation mourns the departure of a gallant son of the soil in the name of George Kunda State Counsel and former Republican vice-pres...
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THE World Bank has expressed confidence in Zambia's economic potential and has urged the Government to accelerate its diversification programme to create new jobs and spur economic growth.
[Times of Zambia]
LAST week's column on the forth-coming London 2012 Olympics attracted a couple of responses, among them, an opposite editorial (Op-ed) write up by British Prime Minister David Cameron.
[Times of Zambia]
UNITED Nations Development Programme (UNDP) resident coordinator Kanni Wignaraja has urged traditional rulers to lobby Government to facilitate for more investment in the rural areas.
[Times of Zambia]
MIDLANDS Amateur Boxing Association (MABA) chairperson Godfrey Mwape has described the decision by the Zambia Amateur Boxing Federation (ZABF) to ban three officials for life as an act of desperation.