Alice Nachilembe
The Independent ObserverHauloads kits Police Football club of Chingola
By JOHN SAKALA Hauloads Africa has donated sports kit to Chingola Blue Stars Football Club. The logistic firm has also signed a memorandum with the club executive to be providing K5, 000 monthly financial support. The move is aimed at improving football standards and at least give a talent to youths of Chingola. Speaking during […]
Govt must consider lifting suspension of tariff application by Zesco
Government must consider partially lifting the suspension of the tariff application made by Power Utility Company Zesco to the Energy Regulations Board, the Zambia Energy Forum has advised. Zesco Limited has circulated a notice informing the public of the commencement of load shedding due to lower water levels in Lake Kariba and Kafue basin. The […]
U-17 selectors pick 44 from national trials
By JOHN SAKALA The Zambia Under-17 national team trials have reached the final stage with 44 candidates selected at the end of the search the spread across the 10 provinces. Team coach Oswald Mutapa and youth trainers across the country have been sieving through the candidates with a strict adherence to age-limit that is critical […]
Zambian Honey penetrates European Union market
By JOHN SAKALA Honey produced in Zambia has successfully penetrated the European Union market and is on sale in several countries including the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and Norway. The honey is produced by a company called Mama Buci based on the Copperbelt Province and is being sold by large European retail shops such as […]
KCM new owners urges Stakeholders to remain calm
By JOHN SAKALA Konkola Copper Mines Plc (KCM) urges all stakeholders to remain calm as the Company continues to operate as a going concern. On Tuesday 21 May 2019, ZCCM-IH Plc, in its capacity as member of the Company, presented a petition for the winding up of the Company and the Court appointed Milingo Lungu, […]
Tanzania government cuts all ties with Acacia
According to Acacia Mining, discussions between Barrick Gold Corporation and the Tanzania government to resolve disputes between itself and the government are making significant progress. Sadly, Acacia Mining has been excluded from these discussions and expects massive changes to its structure moving forward as Tanzania has no interest in engaging directly with the company. Barrick […]