File Picture: Patriotic Front secretary general Wynter Kabimba
Patriotic Front secretary general Wynter Kabimba yesterday said State House has become a bedrock and link in shoddy deals, which are compounding the poverty and misery of Zambians.
To go to bed feeling that you have done some service to your community, to your country is very important. If your attitude is to do things which are going to please your people, then you are likely to live a happy and less troubled life.
Since Usain Bolt gained world-wide fame for being ridiculously fast at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, he's been able to mix in visits to his favorite club, Manchester United, his other favorite club, Real Madrid, and more between running ridiculously fast.
You can use a golf club for all kinds of non-golfy purposes -- walking stick, fishing rod, club, to name three. And now we can add to that list -- firestarter.
CHIPOLOPOLO captain Christopher Katongo yesterday joined camp with eight other foreign-based players ahead of this Saturday’ 2012 Orange African Cup of Nations Group C qualifying opener against Comoros Islands at Nkoloma stadium in Lusaka.
Twelve-year-old Malia Obama wears braces, toots a flute and is after her father to save the tigers. Younger sister Sasha, who is 9, shoots hoops like her basketball-loving dad and dances hip-hop.
In light of her arrest Friday for possession of cocaine, socialite Paris Hilton has been banned from the Las Vegas resorts Wynn and Encore, a spokesman for the properties confirmed to PEOPLE.
The other night Edgar Nasilele the Third pulled me from my favourite perch at the neighbourhood fleshpot and den of sin for a little chat in the shadows-away from the large, eavesdropping ears of some of the nosier Brethren.
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.
The decision regarding the London case is still too fresh for me to analyse and comment on this week. But I feel it is truly a sad moment for justice in Zambia and for the poor in Zambia.
IN recent years, concerned like most people, we have, in this column, discussed the Zesco electricity charge raises. We have discussed the inefficiencies of the new prepaid system. There is inconvenience, cost, and pain of the prepaid system on consumers.
We are standing on the lip of a great escarpment, gazing down a wide valley to the vast, seemingly unpopulated expanse beyond. The numerous hills and ridges are colour coded: yellow, black and dusty green mean “near”; memory blue means “far”; but how far is “far” I cannot begin to guess.
THE windfall tax on copper was a big mistake for our country, Tranter Zambia chief executive officer Sixtus Mulenga noted last week, saying the recently abolished tax would have killed the mining industry.
ANDREW Kashita has proposed that the Energy Regulation Board (ERB) be strengthened through security of tenure to enable the institution play its proper role as a regulator.
NOT too long ago, I escorted a client of mine for a walk-in interview at one of the leading newspapers in Lusaka. The interview was recorded on tape as professionally recommended in journalism.
