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Zambia Monitor named winner of Advothon pitch targeting media freedom, digital rights
Zambia Monitor, a pan-African online multimedia newspaper has been named winner of a $10,000 pitch for an Advothon project that seeks to increase ...
Economy
Economist, Haabazoka, calls for amendment of public financial management act, others
Economist, Dr Lubinda Haabazoka, has called for the urgent amendment of the Public Financial Management (PFM) Act and other government financial laws. Haabazoka ...
Economy
Abu Dhabi’s International Holding Company targets struggling Lubambe mine
A unit of International Holding Company, Abu Dhabi’s most valuable company is said to be interested in acquiring Zambia’s Lubambe copper mine. This ...
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Ex-Minister, Kakubo, to refund $300,000 for an alleged failed mining deal with Chinese investor
Former Foreign Affairs Minister, Stanley Kakubo, has agreed to refund the Chinese investor, Zhang Lianan of Lianan Mining Ltd, US$300,000 after an alleged ...
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Political broadcasts face taxation, Mopani mine firmly in IRH hands; see our top 10 stories of the week
In case you missed them, here are our top 10 stories of the week: 1. The American government has announced an investment of ...
Economy
Confidence renewed in Zambia’s economy as Abu Dhabi investor, IRH, formally takes over Mopani mine
President Hakainde Hichilema says unveiling of the new investors for Mopani Copper Mine (MCM) is an economic achievement. He said that while the ...
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Developing Story: Ex-First Lady, Lungu, appears at Home Affairs Ministry to face Financial Crimes Court
Former First Lady, Esther Lungu, has appeared at the Ministry of Home Affairs where she is being grilled by the Economic and Financial ...
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War-torn Libya is Africa’s happiest country, followed by Mauritius, South Africa —Report
The latest World Happiness report has been released by the United Nations (UN) and Nordic countries are topping the happiness charts again. Finland ...
Economy
Zambia Railways fails to procure locomotives or wagons in 10 years, says K2.3 billion revenue earned
Government says Zambia Railways Limited (ZRL) failed to procure locomotives or wagons in 10 years, as firm collects revenue amounting to K2.3 billion. ...
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Congress of Trade Unions says Zambia’s debt problems negatively impacting bargaining process
The Zambia Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) says the country’s debt problem is impacting negatively on the bargaining process by most labour movements. ...