2013-05-25
Ruling Party Trains Militias to Attack Opposition
[Zambia Reports]The ruling Patriotic Front party has begun training a security wing that will cause havoc to anyone suspected to be opposed to them.2013-05-25
Govt to Help Health Training Centres
[Times of Zambia]GOVERNMENT has pledged to support the creation of new courses in health training institutions countrywide by constructing new infrastructure and provision of adequate training materials. 2013-05-25
Zambia, DRC Partner to Solve Border Problems
[Times of Zambia]ZAMBIA and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have agreed that defence and security services must strengthen joint operations along the borders to address mutual security concerns. 2013-05-25
'Emulate Founders' Selfless Spirit'
[Times of Zambia]PRESIDENT Michael Sata has said there is need to emulate the selfless spirit of the country's founding mothers and fathers by creating a united front against the many challenges that face the nation. 2013-05-25
Bravo Kenneth Kaunda
[Times of Zambia]THE Government has congratulated First Republican President Kenneth Kaunda on the African Union (AU)'s recognition of his immense contribution to the liberation struggle in Africa. 2013-05-25
Govt Blocks KCM
[Times of Zambia]GOVERNMENT has opposed a decision by Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) to retrench 2,000 from the current 8,263 workforce. 2013-05-25
Economic Growth to Continue - - Expert
[Times of Zambia]THE railway and road infrastructure development the Zambian Government has embarked on will make the country more land linked and contribute to the reduction of the high cost of doing business, visiting Standard Bank Group African strategist Yvette Babb has said. 2013-05-25
Use Local Materials, Scott Urges Investors
[Times of Zambia]VICE-PRESIDENT Guy Scott has urged investors in Zambia to utilise local raw materials in the production process in various sectors. 2013-05-24
Japanese Envoy Backs Subsidy Removal
[Times of Zambia]JAPANESE Ambassador to Zambia Akio Egawa says Government's removal of subsidies on maize and fuel is a bold decision which will benefit the nation in the long run. 2013-05-24
2,000 Locals Employed At FQM's Kalumbila Mine
[Times of Zambia]FIRST Quantum Minerals (FQM) has employed 2000 Zambians at Sentinel Mine at Kalumbila, 120 kilometres west of Solwezi. 2013-05-24
I'm Humbled - Kenneth Kaunda
[Times of Zambia]FIRST Republican President Kenneth Kaunda says he is humbled that Zambia has been recognised by the African Union (AU) for the role it played during the independence struggle of other African countries. 2013-05-24
Charlotte Scott Lauds Rotarians
[Times of Zambia]THE Rotary International District 9210 Conference has opened in Ndola with Vice-President Guy Scott's wife, Charlotte commending the organisation for the role it continues to play in providing humanitarian services world over. 2013-05-24
We'll Focus On Development After Subsidy Removal - Chikwanda
[Times of Zambia]FINANCE Minister Alexander Chikwanda says the Zambian Government will remain steadfast in developing the country after the removal of subsidies on fuel and maize. 2013-05-24
East Minister Preaches Cleanliness
[Times of Zambia]EASTERN Province Minister Malozo Sichone has called on residents in the province to take responsibility in improving sanitation and hygiene. 2013-05-25
Katumbi Fires Salvo
[Times of Zambia]Lubumbashi -TP Mazembe proprietor Moses Katumbi has ticked off three 'influential' Zambian players in his team, saying he is disappointed with their dip in form. 2013-05-25
Africans Must Reflect On Own Gains
[Times of Zambia]AFRICA Freedom Day is yet again with us. May 25 marks an important landmark in the history of African people's struggle for independence, self-determination, economic and social development. 2013-05-25
Sun to Support Local Vegetable Growers
[Times of Zambia]SUN International Zambia, the proprietor of the Royal Livingstone and Zambezi Sun hotels in Livingstone has pledged to support local vegetable growers in the tourist capital. 2013-05-25
Serenje Accident Claims 2 Lives
[Times of Zambia]TWO people died on the spot, while 31 others sustained serious injuries after a 76-seater Lusaka-Nakonde bus collided with a Toyota Spacio between Mpika and Serenje on Thursday night. 2013-05-25
Double Peace Efforts, Rotarians Urge Africa
[Times of Zambia]COPPERBELT University (CBU) vice chancellor Naison Ngoma has called on African countries to enhance their efforts towards fostering peace and development. 2013-05-25
State Equips New Districts
[Times of Zambia]GOVERNMENT has begun equipping the newly-formed districts with the necessary tools to speed up the process of commencement of operations. |
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