[Egypt Online] Strikers Ahmed Hassan "Koka" and Amr Gamal scored three goals to lead the Egyptian national team for a 3-0 victory over Zambia in a friendly match played in the UAE on Sunday 11/10/2015.
Posts published in “Day: October 12, 2015”
[Zambian Watchdog] Five water utility companies intend to increase water tariffs for 2016 to 2018 and have since submitted their proposals to the National Water Supply and Sanitation Council (NWASCO).
[Zambian Watchdog] Five water utility companies intend to increase water tariffs for 2016 to 2018 and have since submitted their proposals to the National Water Supply and Sanitation Council (NWASCO).
[Times of Zambia] SOME clergymen in Lusaka have condemned reports circulating on social media aimed at discouraging people from taking part in the October 18, National Day of Prayer and Fasting.
[Zambian Watchdog] Trafigura is making desperate attempts to manipulate, coerce and bribe officials at the ministry of energy to award it an oil supply contract.
[Zambian Watchdog] UPND leader Hakainde Hichilena was on Radio Phoenix' s 'Let the People Talk Programme' when information minister Chishimba Kambwili phoned. What followed was a disaster.
[Zambian Watchdog] A vision of a republican president is the lifeblood of a country. But what is a vision, one may ask?
[Zambian Watchdog] The Zambia National Football team suffered a 3 -0 bashing at the hands of Egypt on Sunday evening in an international friendly played in Dubai. Egypt scored their important goals through Tereck Hamed in the third minute and Ahmed Has...
[Zambian Watchdog] This policeman (in picture) is a disgrace to the police service. I was travelling from Lusaka to Chipata. As we approached Luangwa turn off (about 4km away), we found a police officer standing on the road with no beacons and no any o...
[Zambian Watchdog] In an attempt to force people to attend President Lungu's prayer and fasting programme, the government has directed that all bars and public places of entertainment should be closed and remain closed during the period of repentance, ...
[Zambian Watchdog] Zambia captain Rainford Kalaba will miss Sunday's friendly against Egypt.
[Zambia Reports] President Edgar Lungu has stayed clear of the Kaizer Zulu case by leaving his special assistant for political affairs at the hands of law enforcement agencies.
[Zambian Watchdog] Finance Minister Alexander Chikwanda has announced a K53. 1 billion budget for the year 2016 but has urged Zambians to prepare for more challenges in 2016.
[Monitor] Ugandan sevens rugby plunged to unprecedented depths last weekend following a 14-10 loss to Zambia in the Shield final of the Safari Sevens. The loss left yet another stain on Ugandan sevens rugby whose gradual decline has been apparent since...
[Times of Zambia] In our last column, we had an interesting discussion based on a critical review of one of Alfred Mukanaka's poem from his newly published book of vernacular verse, 'Amakalata' in Ici-Bemba,which our translation renders as 'Letters' in...
[Zambian Watchdog] Finance Minister Alexander Chikwanda has allocated K498.4 million in the budget to be plundered by his son Bwembya and his relative Joseph Mwewa of Alsphalt Roads and Mulenga Sata the State House Deputy Minister. Chikwanda has alloca...
[Times of Zambia] The art of coaching is one of the most important ingredients that lead to success in sport. Successful teams and players across the world have always had good trainers to guide them through the steps to glory.
[Zambian Watchdog] So now we have the 2016 budget before us. Here we present our initial reaction while we prepare a more detailed analysis and alternative proposal for the Zambian people that we will issue next week.
[Times of Zambia] Someone once said when one fails an examination it doesn't necessarily mean that a person is dull but the prevailing conditions during the time an individual was writing that exam. It is possible for a pupil who is intelligent to fail...
[Zambian Watchdog] A catastrophic failure of the Kariba Dam on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia would put three and a half million lives at risk and knock out forty per cent of southern Africa's hydroelectricity supply, according to a recent report.