By NATION REPORTER
THERE is nothing dramatic the UPND government will do to change the economic tide and ease the lives of Zambians in the short term and people should expect even harder times as government implements the International Monetary Fund (IMF) conditions, Brian Mundubile has said.
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The US Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved for the first time a pill to treat postpartum depression, a condition believed to affect around half a million women in the country every year.
By NATION REPORTER
SOME Western leaders are misleading President Hakainde Hichilema by praising him and eulogizing him as the best leader ever to have governed Zambia by endorsing his leadership style Zambians have openly disapproved, Zambian Republican Party (ZRP) president Wright Musoma has said.
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By RUTH YAMBAYAMBA
OVER 50, 000 jobs are likely to be lost if Government will continue to procrastinate and fail to address the challenges affecting the timber industry, the Timber Producers Association of Zambia (TPAZ) has warned.
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FORMER Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) chief executive officer Zindaba Soko has been arrested for allegedly forging a National Registration Card. Police spokesperson Rae Hamoonga said this is in connection with a Zambian National Registration Card number 255428/10/1 bearing the names of John Tembo a deceased person and a Zambian passport in the same […]
but not without drama as some vendors protest, picket the Civic Centre to register their anger, disappointment
By NATION REPORTER
THE crusade to rid the cities of street vendors which started in Lusaka, spreading to Kabwe has finally reached Ndola, the administrative city of the Coppebelt from where streets were swept of all illegal traders that had infested most of the city centre.
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THE LUSAKA Magistrate’s Court yesterday heard that Kaizar Zulu, the former political adviser to ex President Edgar Lungu, is still missing but the person suspected to be hiding him has been reported to the police. This came to light yesterday when the matter came up before Lusaka magistrate Sylvia Munyinya for return of bench warrant. […]
CHIENGE legislator Given Katuta has told journalists that she does not want them to cover her court cases considering that in the past, they have not highlighted anything about the positive things she had done in her constituency. Ms Katuta, who was visibly unhappy with the presence of journalists at court, accused the scribes of […]
FORUM for Democratic Development (FDD) president Edith Nawakwi has been warned and cautioned in relation to the alleged offences of threatening violence and Abduction of the Hatembos. The alleged offences occurred between September 2020 and May 2022. According to a media statement issued by police spokesperson Rae Hamoonga, it is alleged that while acting together […]
A cyberattack on a US hospital group has forced the closure of urgent care and other critical health services at its facilities across at least four states, officials said Friday.
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