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Zimbabwe: Airzim Needs Urgent Attention - Mzembi
TOURISM and Hospitality Industry Minister Walter Mzembi says Government should sort out the financial mess in Air Zimbabwe ahead of the United Nations World Organisation General Assembly to be held in Victoria Falls next year.
Zambia: Chikwanda Refutes 'Fake' K3 Trillion Allegations
Finance and National Planning Minister, Alexander Chikwanda has dismissed reports attributed to Commerce, Trade and Industry Minister, Robert Sichinga, that there is K3 trillion of "fake" currency in circulation in the country.
Zambia: Devolution of Power, the Precise Route
THE decision to create more districts and re-align some of them to other provinces is meant to enhance efficiency and improve service delivery among other reasons.
Zambia: Emirates Airline to Link the Country to World Markets
In defence of the new AU headquarters
How genuine is the anger that has been expressed in some quarters about Africa accepting a gift of the new African Union headquarters from China? There are so many other issues of urgent concern around the continent that the critics should direct their wrath to as well.
Zambia: New Bank Pledges to Support Tourism
BANC ABC, which is one of the emerging commercial banks in Zambia, has opened a new branch in Livingstone with a pledge to support tourism and other economic activities in the country's tourist capital.
Out of Africa: 10 Things not To Do While Traveling On Safari
An African safari conjures images of Teddy Roosevelt in full khaki dress with a rifle, a herd of wild game, or more recently, the opportunity for a luxury vacation.
Chiawa Camp in Zambia Offers Honeymoon Package
Chiawa Camp, situated on the banks of the Zambezi River deep in Lower Zambezi National Park and chosen as Best Safari Property in Africa by Good Safari Guide Awards 2011, has caught Cupid's attention with the Zambezi Dream Honeymoon package.
Zambia: ZACA Wants ZAMTEL Recapitalised Fully
THE Zambia Consumer Association has urged Government to inject enough operating capital in the repossessed Zambia Telecommunications Company if it is to run more efficiently.
Retired Samford University professor Greg Jeane leads school building effort in Zambia
Greg Jeane, who retired in 2007 as a professor of geography at Samford University, taught classes about Africa for 15 years at Auburn University and then for 18 years at Samford.
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