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Zambian Bishop extols peacemakers

By JOHN SAKALA The best way to honor those that lost lives in world wars 1 and II is through the maintenance and sustenance of peace, Anglican Bishop Trevor Selwyn Mwamba has said. Speaking during a diplomatic remembrance mass held at St George´s church in Berlin on Sunday, the Berlin-based and Zambian-born clergy appealed to […]

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FIFI meeting with FAZ on this Thursday

The world football governing body , FIFA has set Thursday, 5th November 2020, as date for the meeting between FAZ and the aggrieved parties. The meeting will be held via video conference from 10:00 to 12:00 hours (Swiss time) and is expected to be attended by 10 invited participants. The 10 include Sports minister Emmanuel […]

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Esther was not made queen in one day

By Rev Clifford Chisha The day she was crowned queen was not necessarily the day she was made queen. It was a process. By God’s provision, Esther was made queen by her cousin Mordecai, both intentionally and unintentionally. Unintentionally, in the sense that Mordecai just brought up Esther well before an opportunity to become a […]

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Youths should focus on unemployment, tribalism-Nchanga aspiring MP

By ALICE NACHILEMBE National Democratic Congress (NDC) Nchanga parliamentary aspiring candidate Arthur Teleshi says unemployment, tribalism, lack of empowerment, corruption and not privatization are major battle fronts youths must be confronting. Mr Teleshi said the case of privatization should be left to Hakainde Hichileme, Edith Nawakwi, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and those concerned. He said […]

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