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RTSA calls for safety of pupils as schools open

By JOHN SAKALA| Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) has called on parents and guardians to ensure that pupils (children) use appropriate modes of transport as they report back to their respective learning institutions as Schools open tomorrow. RTSA Head of Public Relations Fredrick Mubanga said parents must ensure that their children do not use […]

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Kalaba comfirms 2021 presidential bid

Former Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba has opened up on his 2021 presidential ambitions saying he has been approached to be the candidate for the newly registered Democratic Party. Kalaba joins the list of former ministers that want to cling on to the Patriotic Front but are openly campaigning against the ruling party. The Bahati […]

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Carrick has impact at Old Trafford

Michael Carrick was happy to use his experience and knowledge as a positive influence on Manchester United’s youngsters as a player. And he will continue to do so when he makes the transition into coaching under Jose Mourinhothis summer. The United veteran – who won five Premier League titles, three League Cups and FA Cup and the […]

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Gladys Lengwe to ref at World Cup

Top Zambian female referee Gladys Lengwe has made the final cut for the August 2018 FIFA Women U20 World Cup adding up to the feat scored by Janny Sikazwe who will be at the FIFA Men’s World Cup in Russia in June. Lengwe is one of two African referees with Ethiopian Abebe Tafesse to make […]

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Teenage cattle owner chooses school

Story and pictures by Salim Dawood Ben Banda is a 17-year-old boy of Katete district’s Kashombe Village in the Eastern Province of Zambia – he can neither read nor write but owns three cows. Ben and his twin sister are the first of their parents’ four children – all his siblings are in school. But […]

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Lusaka drunk driver jailed

THE Lusaka Fast Track Court on Traffic Offences has sentenced a Lusaka motorist to six months for driving under the influence of alcohol. Magistrate Austin Mubita sentenced Kapeya Chewe to six months imprisonment in default of the offences committed. Particulars of the offence are that, on April 21st 2018, Mr. Chewe was driving a motor […]

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Kabwe Council shuts Sonnet bus station

By ALICE NACHILEMBE Kabwe Municipal Council has closed down Sonnet Bus Station for operating illegally. The station has been closed down with immediate effect because it was operating contrary to the provisions of Section 6 (1) (a) of the Markets and Bus Stations Act Number No. 7 of 2007. Kabwe Municipal Council Assistant Public Relations […]

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