[Times of Zambia]DEFENCE Minister Geoffrey Mwamba is ready to step down from his Government position if running his business enterprises will have him labelled corrupt.
Posts published in “Day: October 5, 2012”
[Times of Zambia]ONE perennial feature in the Auditor-General's reports relates to rampant abuse of travel imprest by Government leaders and civil servants who have failed to account for money they accessed while on official trips.
[Times of Zambia]THE Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) has implored member states to use agriculture to fight poverty and achieve high economic growth in the region.
[Times of Zambia]THE Tanzania Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA) has commenced discussions with SMH Rail of Malaysia on the rehabilitation of the discarded locomotives and wagons to bring them back into use.
[Times of Zambia]THE protest and boycott by Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) truck drivers has entered day four thereby causing total truck congestion at Kasumbalesa border.
[New Vision]It's long since I watched the Cranes in action. To be precise, I last watched a national team game when the Cranes played Ghana's Black Stars in 2006 .
[Times of Zambia]PARLIAMENT heard yesterday that the country recorded 18,876 road traffic accidents for the period September 2011 and August, 2012.
[New Vision]Talking to New Vision sports writer James Bakama, former FUFA president, John Semanobe warns that Ugandan fans should not rely on the theory of home ground advantage ahead of the Cranes' side match against Zambia.
[Times of Zambia]A MAN of Chibombo District shot himself to death after shooting and injuring another man on Tuesday night.
[Times of Zambia]THE BANK of Zambia (BoZ) has urged financial institutions and other stakeholders to fully prepare for the rebasing of the local currency to ensure smooth change-over.
[Times of Zambia]GOVERNMENT has approved policy changes aimed at eliminating the abuse of imprest by public officers and that it will fearlessly pursue the perpetrators of fraud to safeguard funds for national development.
[Times of Zambia]ZAMBIA has moved up to sixth position in Africa and 41 in the World on the latest FIFA Coca-Cola rankings for October, released yesterday.
[Times of Zambia]A RECORD 62 coaches have qualified to coach MTN Super Division clubs next season following successful examinations conducted by the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) two weeks ago.
[Times of Zambia]REHABILITATION works at the University of Zambia (UNZA) hostels to be used as the Games Village during the Supreme Council for Sports in Africa (SCSA) Zone Six Under-20 Games in December have commenced.
[Times of Zambia]WOMEN World Chess Federation (FIDE) Master, Lorita Mwango suffered her first loss at the ongoing Africa Youth Chess Championships when she lost to Egyptian Women International Master (WIM) Shrook Wafa in the fifth round.
[Times of Zambia]MKUSHI Copper Joint Venture Limited has pledged to invest more than K300 billion in a copper mine in Mkushi and will start the pre-production activities once the Government cancels a default on its mining licence.
[Times of Zambia]NATIONAL Breweries has commissioned its K25 billion state-of-the-art Chibuku processing plant in Kitwe which is the first of its kind in Africa.
[Times of Zambia]SCORES of people yesterday rioted following the move by bailiffs to demolish more than 100 houses in Lusaka's Chinika Industrial area.
[Times of Zambia]LOCAL Government and Housing Minister Emerine Kabanshi has expressed happiness at the progress recorded by Poly Technologies of China engaged to work on 50 kilometres of Lusaka city roads at about K250 billion (US$50 million).
[Times of Zambia]THE Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry will hold a two-day conference on industrialisation and value addition starting today.