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Thursday 11th March 2010, 05:24
IT is a strict duty of justice and truth not to allow fundamental needs to remain unsatisfied.
Birmingham gained revenge for their FA Cup exit on Saturday and brought Portsmouth back to earth with victory in the Premier League at Fratton Park.
Sunday Nkonde nullifies Simataa’s suspension
FAZ disciplinary committee chairperson Sunday Nkonde yesterday nullified the executive committee's decision to suspend football administrator Simataa Simataa.
Red Arrows aims to redeem image
TWICE, Red Arrows have been the flag carriers for the nation in continental championships and twice they have disappointed!
Kalu on self-rescue mission in Kitwe
FAZ president Kalusha Bwalya yesterday launched a campaign in Kitwe to stop the petitions against him at the forthcoming annual general meeting on March 27.
Rapper Lil Wayne has been sentenced to a year in prison after pleading guilty to gun possession.
Hurt Locker dominates the Oscars
Kathryn Bigelow has become the first woman to win the best directing Oscar, as her Iraq war drama The Hurt Locker took six prizes, including best film.
Formula One star back with girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger
FORMULA One star LEWIS HAMILTON looks like he has top gear - as he meets girlfriend NICOLE SCHERZINGER pushing a trolley piled high with luggage.
Harry Potter gets food poisoning
HARRY Potter heart-throb DANIEL RADCLIFFE spent two days in hospital with a severe bout of food poisoning, The Sun can reveal.
Augustine Mukoka
Thanks Ashford
UNTIL Ashford Mamelodi’s statements on Thursday, I was wondering what criteria FIFA employed to rank associations as professed by FAZ general secretary George...
Edem Djokotoe
Piss doesn’t pay
After almost six months of trying to make petrol from high-grade urine, Edgar Nasilele the Third has finally come to the conclusion that piss doesn’t pay.
Fackson Banda
The political spokesperson
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.

Pete Henriot
Will poverty ever end in Zambia?
Currently out of Zambia for a few weeks, I am missing a lot of the recent excitement of accusation and counter-accusation about personalities that unfortunately attracts more public attention...
Gabriel Banda
Suspended health workers in limbo
IN recent times, there have been concerns about accounting or recording of finances in some government institutions. Government officials, including President Rupiah Banda, spoke out.
Guy Scott
Conservation farming: a reader’s response to last week’s article
From Benor to Stonehenge, from Apollo through potholes to Choma! Articles of such a catholic nature as yours are quite awkward to respond to.
THE government should establish an economic intelligence system on BP Zambia Plc’s exit process so that it does not lead to a fuel crisis, Lusaka economic consultant Professor Oliver Saasa has observed.
CUTS, ZCC partner to enhance awareness on competition policy
BUSINESS entities have generally been against the adoption or implementation of a competition regime everywhere.
One step before the next
How do you move from one level to another without destroying what you already have?
Hands off the corporates
COMPANIES are often classified as citizens of a country where they operate.


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