SEC ups fight against fraud
TRYNESS TEMBO Lusaka IN ITS efforts to stop Ponzi schemes, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has increased awareness aimed at protecting investors. Recently, there have been several cases of people…
Over to Chipolopolo
ROBINSON KUNDA, MULWANDA LUPIYA Lusaka FOOTBALL Association of Zambia (FAZ) president Andrew Kamanga says they have done their best to prepare Chipolopolo for the Africa Cup of Nations (AfCON) and…
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Magic, Buffaloes National Championship contest ends in draw
CHEWE KALIWILE Lusaka MAGIC 74 BUFFALOES 60 MATERO Magic on Sunday kept their hopes of winning the 11th National Championship title alive after beating Green Buffaloes at National Sports Development…
Upward adjustment of tolls to boast road maintenance
THERESA KALENGA Lusaka THE upward adjustment in toll gate fees for heavy vehicles will help enhance maintenance and upgrade of road infrastructure countrywide, Government has said. Tariffs for heavy goods…
FIC wants tougher laws on casinos, betting
KABANDA CHULU Lusaka FINANCIAL Intelligence Centre (FIC) director of compliance and prevention Diphat Tembo says the increase in casino and sports betting businesses requires a strong regulatory and monitoring framework…
Investments hit $40bn
NKOMBO KACHEMBA Lusaka DESPITE some micro-economic indicators such as the exchange rate faltering and inflation registering a slight increase, Zambia is closing the year on a high note in as…
HH mourns Serenje accident victims
CATHERINE BWALYA, CHAMBO NG’UNI Choma, Kabwe PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has expressed his condolences to the families of the 13 people who died in a road traffic accident in Serenje on…
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Lungu insists on eligibility
CHOMBA MUSIKA Lusaka FORMER President Edgar Lungu has insisted that the petition related to his eligibility to contest elections should be dismissed because the Constitutional Court already pronounced itself over…
Mweetwa castigates Lungu
CLAVER MUTINTA Lusaka CHIEF Government Spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa has taken a swipe at former President Edgar Lungu over his call to investigate Stanley Kakubo, who on Tuesday resigned as minister…
Lungu has no moral right to talk about corruption
CHIEF Government Spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa observed yesterday that former President Edgar Lungu is not the right person to talk about the fight against corruption because of his tainted record. He…
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