FORMER national team coach Colonel Brightwell Banda has said the state of Zambian football is hurting the country’s class that experienced glorious days.
FAZ disciplinary committee chairperson Sunday Nkonde yesterday said the committee will not consciously act outside laid down disciplinary procedures in dealing with Simataa Simataa's case.
PRESIDENT Rupiah Banda has congratulated ‘super model’ Lukundo Nalungwe for winning the M-Net Face of Africa first prize at the final held in Lagos, Nigeria, on Saturday.
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The political spokesperson often stands out as the link between political institutions and the public. I use the term “political spokesperson” to refer to those individuals or persons who are formally designated as speaking on behalf of their organisations or institutions.
Now that the Lusaka-based MPs are scheduled to receive a total of K5 billion extra for their NCC hard work, it is once again clear that in Zambia, “the main problem is not resources but priorities!”
CHINESE investors are in Zambia not just to make money but also to transfer technology and build infrastructure, Chinese Ambassador to Zambia Li Qiangmin has said.
THERE is need to transform ACTESA from a mere research institution to an organ offering advice to member countries on agriculture and rural development, Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture chairperson Request Muntanga has said.
IT is often said that an empowered nation is a healthy nation and the realisation of this fact has moved government to implement empowerment programmes in various forms.
There was a time when Zimbabwean entrepreneurs controlled the public bus services in Zambia. That was way back in the 1960s and 70s. After the independence of their country, many relocated. But a few have remained. These entrepreneurs had mastered the business so well that Zambians suspected they practiced voodoo.
