Zimbabwe has no capacity to pay Zambia $260m, says minister
However, Zimbabwe’s energy minister Elton Mangoma says the country currently has no capacity to settle the 30-year-old debt.
“We discussed and agreed that the interest would no longer be paid but only $70,8 million plus the initial evaluation of $70,8 million,” he said.
Sata appoints Transport PS and says there are enough Christians in his team
November 18, 2011 132 CommentsPresident Michael Sata has appointed Francis Kamanga as the new Permanent Secretary (PS) for the Ministry of Transport, Communication, Works and Supply. The President swore in Kamanga at state house on Friday morning, calling on the PS to ensure he stamps out corruption in the Road Development Agency (RDA) and revamp the road sector. President [...]
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At ten hours today, Friday November 18, armed and plain clothed police officers raided former education minister Dora Siliya’ house in Lusaka. The police produced a search warranty saying they are looking for stolen goods. Siliya’s lawyer Sakwiba Sikota was at the scene trying to challenge the police who were in no compromising mood. Siliya who is [...]
Continue reading …Zambians should not seat idle and allow the creation of a despotic Government that will intimidate our citizens thereby denying them basics human rights and freedoms.
Continue reading …Alliance for Democracy and Development (ADD) President Charles Milupi says the appointment of the 20 member technical committee of experts for the constitution making process by President Michael Sata is a disgrace. Speaking in an interview, Milupi challenged the head of state to explain why he appointed individuals who had opposed the National Constitutional Conference [...]
Continue reading …‘Protestants are too divided, Muslims too few to be on constitution team’
November 18, 2011 67 Comments
Yes they represent their various ministries, but those are the same ministries where they themselves are getting “blessed” while the larger majority of their congregations wallow in poverty. So if in their own congregations they are putting themselves first, can you then argue that at EFZ they will put others first?
“Charity begins at home,” they say.
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By Waziona Nkhwekwe I was shocked and shaken, when I read in the Post Newspaper that Mr. Japhen Mwakalombe had been appointed ambassador to Mozambique. I was shocked because Mr. Japhen Mwakalombe is one of the most spineless, unprincipled and opportunistic politician I have ever seen. He is a poster child for what a politician [...]
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THE Kingsley Chanda-led Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) commission of inquiry has heard that late Republican president Levy Mwanawasa is the one who gave the instruction for the purchase of the controversial eight ZRA scanners from China. Both deputy secretary to the Cabinet Evans Chibiliti and former minister of Finance Situmbeko Musokotwane said Dr Mwanawasa was [...]
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WASHINGTON — Federal authorities charged a 21-year-old Idaho man on Thursday with trying to assassinate President Obama. They said he had told friends that he believed the president was “the Antichrist” and that he “needed to kill him,” according to a complaint filed in federal court. The man, Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, of Idaho Falls, who is [...]
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