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The Independent Observer

Nchanga Smelter boils but safe

By JOHN SAKALA Konkola Copper Mines Plc would like to announce that an incident occurred at the Nchanga Smelter at around 6:00 hours of this morning that resulted in a run out of slag material, although no injury occurred. The incident occurred at the Cobalt Recovery Furnace of the Nchanga Smelter. The smelter had been […]

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Audience segmentation in public relations

By Brenda Bukowa So this week, I have been thinking of the need to define and segment audiences in Public Relations (PR) work. Coming from a background of journalism, my mind is accustomed to targeting audiences in my literary work. I have been thinking though, perhaps, just like in journalism, defining one’s audiences in PR […]

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ECZ should redeem Zambia

I write to appeal to the electoral commission of Zambia to prove to us that they are a credible Zambian institute not a ruling political party institution. As a nation, we have always complained about it’s election policing lapses that occur whenever we have elections. This however, seem to have fallen on deaf ears. Why […]

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Who is benefiting from our diamond and gold

Dear editor Who is benefiting from our diamond and gold in Zambezi, North Western Province. We as a nation are aware that we have rich reserves of these two precious minerals where government has even put the area under 24 hours militia guard. Yet we are not hearing of any proceeds much as we know […]

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Lift suspension for unionized times Journalists-ZIIMA

By ALICE NACHILEMBE Zambia Institute for Independent Media Alliance (ZIIMA) has demanded for the lifting up of the suspension for  five unionized Times of Zambia Journalists based in Ndola. Times of Zambia workers have gone up to ten months without salaries, a situation that is aggravating poverty among the workers at the government-owned newspaper. ZIIMA […]

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President Lungu directs IG to take charge of Kaoma

President Edgar Lungu has described the killing of a man in Kaoma District and the wounding of others amidst political violence as “numbing and absolutely detestable” Commiserating with the family of the deceased and the wounded, the President said no Zambian deserves to die for politics. President Lungu said all Zambians should be concerned about […]

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