The Patriotic Front (PF) government says it will not allow the Presidential running mate clause to be adopted in the draft constitution. Speaking during a Media briefing in Livingstone on Saturday, PF Secretary General, Wynter Kabimba said the clause is not practical in Zambia. This is the first reaction by the PF government to the [...]
OPPOSITION NAREP leader Elias Chipimo has asked Malawian High Court judge Lovemore Chikopa to immediately leave Zambia and return when the tribunal he was appointed to chair starts its sittings. Of late, some stakeholders have been calling on government to let Judge Chikopa to leave Zambia pending the outcome of the case in which High [...]
Continue reading …OLD FRIENDS: Sata and Hichilema have differed over the years On Wednesday, President Sata has sued Hichilema for defamation of character and demanded to be paid K1.2 billion in damages. President Sata also indicated that he wanted Hichilema to retract the defamatory story published in The Daily Nation newspaper edition of May 16,2012 in which the paper [...]
Continue reading …THREE-hundred-and-seventy-nine Mechanised Mining Solution (MMS) employees working at Nchanga underground mine in Chingola have been retrenched. This is the biggest retrenchment involving miners this year. MMS, a Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) contracted company, held on to the workforce with a view that KCM would award it another three-year contract after the original agreement expired on [...]
Continue reading …THE Government Joint Investigations Team has warned and cautioned former MMD Lusaka Province chairperson William Banda for being in possession of suspected stolen property. Public relations officer (PRO) for the Government Joint Investigations Team Namukolo Kasumpa said in a statement yesterday that Mr Banda had been cautioned for being in possession of property suspected of [...]
Continue reading …Three international equity shareholders in the Development Bank of Zambia (DBZ) have raised concern on the directive by the Zambian government to write off the K14 billion that defunct Zambian Airways owes the DBZ. The Watchdog has been informed that, the Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO), Exim and Development Bank of Southern Africa have written [...]
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