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Zambian editor acquitted in hospital 'obscenity' case
As the news editor of Zambia 's largest circulation newspaper and a mother to two young children, Chansa Kabwela already has her hands full.
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Zambia: Readying young minds to fight cholera through better hygiene
School prefect Ernest Kalyati takes the lead in teaching the importance of washing hands with soap at the launch of a cholera-prevention workshop in Lusaka, Zambia.
SNU gives early admission to African studying at local school
Kent Kamasumba, center, receives congratulations from fellow classmates at Jirisan High School in Sancheong, South Gyeongsang, Friday.
Helping children thousands of miles away in Africa
Traveling thousands of miles overseas to help complete strangers doesna t fall too high on many Americansa to-do lists.
Zambia: Chiluba to Leave SA After Check-Up
Former president of Zambia Frederick Chiluba has completed a two-week medical review and treatment of his heart problem in a Johannesburg clinic in South Africa.
ZAMBIA: Court case reignites HIV testing debate
LUSAKA, 14 October 2009 - The human rights record of the Zambian military is being tested in court by two former air force officers who allege they were fired for being HIV positive.
Zambia: The Benefits of Foreign Investment
WHEN Zambia liberalised her economy at the dawn of plural politics more than 15 years ago, the idea was to attract foreign direct investment which would in turn revitalise the country's then sagging economic prospects.
By Janet Smith and Beauregard Tromp During the speeches, Hani had laid out the hard truth about the violent political stasis unfolding in South Africa, despite the peace talk of the ANC.
Zambia: 'NGOs, Donors Plotting Against Govt - Mangani
THE Government has accused the 17 civil society organisations of conspiring with some donors and some high profiled Zambians to bring down the Government.
Zambia: President Vows to Fight Rural Poverty
PRESIDENT Rupiah Banda has vowed to fight poverty in rural areas in Zambia through the fight of livestock diseases.
ZAMBIA: The repercussions of suspending aid
A freeze in donor funding after allegations of Zambian government corruption is being keenly felt by those living with HIV in rural areas, which were receiving the lion's share of financial HIV/AIDS support.
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Angola: Diplomat Distinguished in Zambia
The Defence attach of Angolan Embassy in Zambia, col. Andr Cristvo Manuel "Brazza", was distinguished recently in Lusaka with merit medal for the role played in promoting bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
Zambian Ambassador Seeks Friendship And Economic Ties
When U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Zambia, Dr. Inonge Mbikusita-Lewanika strode to the podium wearing a traditional African Asoke Buba style pink and black lace dress the audience cheered and shouted 'Her Highness'. Awesome, uplifting, enlightening, warm, inclusive! These are some of the descriptive words that flowed forth from the lips of ...
EU under fire for banning Zambian airlines
LUSAKA: The European Union has come under heavy criticism on its decision to ban Zambian-registered airlines from flying into the euro zone due to an alleged safety concern, the Times of Zambia reported on Thursday.
Bristol teen Andrew owes life to air ambulance crew
Bristol teenager Andrew Bryce has had his life saved for the second time in 13 months after surviving meningitis while on a trek in southern Africa.
Zambia: Street Vendors Given Ultimatum
LUSAKA, the capital city previously known as the garden city has over the years lost that enviable tag owing largely to the dirt that has become characteristic of the town.
African adventure for Yeovil students
INTREPID Yeovil College students had an African adventure when they visited the continent over the summer.
Zambia: NCC Mandate Extended by Four Months Only
THE Constitution is an important guide in the running of the country's affairs as it is the supreme law of the land.