[Times of Zambia]
GOVERNMENT will soon involve state Police to curb illegal manganse mining and exports in Luapula Province where it is losing millions of Kwacha in revenue every year.
Posts published in April 2012
[Times of Zambia]
ZAMBIA has recorded a trade surplus for March 2012 valued at K79.6 billion representing an increase of about 68.1 per cent from K47.4 billion recorded the previous month.
[The Herald]
MIGHTY Warriors captain Onai Chingawo has declared that they are ready for tomorrow's international friendly against Zambia at Hwange Colliery Stadium.
[The Moment]
UNITED Bank for Africa (UBA) is considering merging its Zambian unit with one or more other local lenders to meet a new regulatory minimum capital of $100 million, its group chief executive said on Tuesday.
[The Herald]
ZAMBIAN First Lady, Dr Christine Kaseba, yesterday lauded orphanage and dairy projects being run by the First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe in Mazowe.
[The Herald]
Bulawayo -
AFRICA Development Bank vice-president Dr Mthuli Ncube says Zimbabwe has a huge potential to increase its export revenues and gain from regional integration if Government turns Beitbridge border...
[The Herald]
ZAMBIAN President Michael Sata yesterday bemoaned the effects of illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by Western countries.
[Daily News]
THE international trial matches earlier planned for the national netball team, Taifa Queens in Zambia went up in smokes and instead, the side will now play three friendly matches against men side in Zanzi...
[TI]
While the year-long allegations of misconduct against the Alstom Group (ALO) have led to some significant consequences for the company - US$ 9.5 million worth of them - a lot of questions about what happened remain.
[The Herald]
ZAMBIAN President Michael Sata arrived in Harare yesterday for a three-day State visit during which he will officially open the 53rd edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair tomorrow.
[Gender Links]
Participants at the just ended Gender Justice and Local Government summit have described this year's summit as a good training and learning ground for local authorities.
[SciDev.Net]
Influenza surveillance in Sub-Saharan Africa could be improved and sustained if national health authorities actively participated in the process - starting with a small number of sentinel sites or hospita...
[The Herald]
THE Mighty Warriors will play Zambia in an international friendly match at the Colliery this Saturday, as the team begins preparing for the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. The Zimbabwe women's national ...
[Gender Links]
Women are likely to bear the heaviest brunt of the impacts of climate change due to their dependence on agriculture for their livelihoods, gender roles that increase their responsibilities for providing...
[Gender Links]
The non-involvement of men in HIV and AIDS initiatives in the region is one of the impediments to progress in addressing the effects of the pandemic.
[Gender Links]
Although the representation of women in Parliament and local government fell far below the SADC Gender Protocol target of 50/50 in Zambia's last general elections, the country's local government associa...
[Times of Zambia]
GOVERNMENT says it will not go back on its promise to come up with a people-driven Constitution which will stand the test of time.
[Times of Zambia]
PRESIDENT Michael Sata has appointed chartered insurer, George Silutongwe, as managing director for the Zambia State Insurance Corporation (ZSIC).
[Times of Zambia]
A UNITED States of America (US)-based investor will provide about US$360 million in a partnership project aimed at upgrading the Natural Resources Development College (NRDC) in Lusaka.
[Times of Zambia]
PRESIDENT Michael Sata has appointed Charles Mpundu as director general of the National Pensions Scheme Authority (NAPSA) and Elizabeth Lungu-Nkumbula as commissioner for the Workers' Compensation Fu...