CANCER PATIENTS SEND ‘SoS’

…as persistent drug shortages of medical supplies, laboratory reagents coupled with diagnosis and equipment failure at Cancer Diseases Hospital

By NATION REPORTER 

CANCER patients have sent an “SoS” to Government over the persistent shortages of medicines, medical supplies and laboratory reagents at the Cancer Diseases Hospital.

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LCC DIDN’T DEMOLISH SHOPS AT COMESA – HAMAUNDU 

By NATION REPORTER 

MINISTRY of Local Government and Rural Development Permanent Secretary Mambo Hamaundu has said that neither the ministry nor the Lusaka City Council conducted any demolitions at COMESA Market.

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COPPERBELT YOUTHS TO PROTEST OVER KCM, MOPANI

By VITA BANDA

YOUTHS on the Copperbelt have vowed to stage a peaceful protest on August 25, 2023 to demand for Government’s quick action on Konkola Copper Mine (KCM) and Mopani Copper Mine (MCM). 

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Lawyers no show in Commander 2 case

BUSINESSMAN Francis Muchemwa, alias Commander 2, had no lawyers yesterday, a development which led him to ask that his court case be adjourned so that he can sort out legal fee related matters with his lawyers.. This is in a case Muchemwa, and two companies, Friltech networks Zambia Limited and Altitude properties limited, are charged […]

Drug dealer admits trafficking in cocaine found in his stomach

THE 49-YEAR-OLD man who was recently arrested at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport for allegedly swallowing over 2kilogrammes of cocaine has pleaded guilty to drug trafficking. Jacob Seg Mzinga, 49, appeared before the Lusaka Magistrate’s Court yesterday charged with two counts of trafficking in narcotic substances and unlawful importation and exportation of drugs. The consignment was […]