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Zambia: Road Accidents Causes Cited
PARLIAMENT yesterday heard that the influx of old second-hand vehicles and the Government's decision to allow sale of second hand tyres is a contributing factor to the high number of road accidents in the country.
Zambia: Lawyers Made a Killing From Chiluba Corruption Case
New evidence has emerged showing that both local and foreign lawyers probably did not want the Chiluba corruption case to die because they were making a killing.
When Obed Mumba first came to the Zambian copper mining town of Ndola in search of work, it was still known reverently as "Ku kalale" - the land of the white man.
Zambia: Poverty Levels Go Down
ZAMBIA recorded reduced poverty levels from 80 to 64 percent midway through the Fifth National Development Plan but the country failed to achieve the target average economic growth rate Finance Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane has said.
It was ostensibly about obscenity, but it was really about corruption and censorship and in the end, justice prevailed.
Zambian journalist acquitted of pornography over childbirth photos
A Zambian magistrate has thrown out pornography charges brought against a news editor who mailed pictures of a woman giving birth on a pavement during a doctor's strike to the vice-president. The Zambian president, Rupiah Banda, who ordered that a journalist be arrested after she posted pictures of childbirth Chansa Kabwela, news editor at The ...
Zambia: Editor Acquited on Charges of Circulating Obscene Materials
A LUSAKA magistrates' court yesterday acquitted The Post newspapers news editor, Chansa Kabwela on charges of circulating obscene materials after finding her with no case to answer.
Verdict Not Surprising, Says Acquitted Zambian Journalist's Lawyer
In Zambian, the editor of the independent Post newspaper, Chansa Kabwela, has been acquitted of obscenity charges.
ZAMBIA: Orphans grow up without cultural identity
LUSAKA, 16 November 2009 - Abigail Mwanashimba has been looking after her five siblings since the age of eight, when her parents died of AIDS-related illnesses.
Zambia: Editor Freed in 'Porno' Case
A Lusaka Magistrates' court today freed a newspaper news editor who stood charged for circulating photographs of a woman in labour during Zambia's strike earlier this year.
Zambian editor says 'porn' ruling a coup for media freedom - Summary
A leading Zambian journalist who was acquitted Monday of distributing "obscene material" over photographs she circulated of a woman giving birth during a medical strike claimed the ruling as a victory for media freedom.
Zambia: State Restores Solwezi Land Agency
GOVERNMENT has with immediate effect lifted the land agency ban imposed on Solwezi Municipal Council last year because the issues that led to the ban have been resolved.
China-Africa cooperation pertinent to needs of African countries: Zambian diplomat
With priority given to agriculture and infrastructure in the draft action plan for next three years, the cooperation launched by the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation addresses the fundamental needs of the African countries, Ambassador of Zambia to China Lupando Mwape told Xinhua Friday after attending the 7th senior officials meeting of the Forum.
Zambia: CEEC Launches Translated Act
THE Citizens Economic Empowerment Fund has launched its translated Act of 2009 in seven local languages and in Braille to enable every targeted citizen benefits from the initiative.
ZAMBIA: Media Face Beatings and Attacks
When journalists were beaten by political supporters for covering the president's return trip from abroad, and cabinet ministers and police officers looked on without stopping it, it seemed to be the last straw in the victimisation of the media.
Zambia: Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentence
THE Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence slapped on Brian Mumbi of Lusaka who stabbed his aunt Dainess Banda to death in unexplained circumstances.
TWO ailing members of a Chimwemwe Township family ravaged by a mysterious disease have finally been evacuated to the University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka for further medical investigations.
Zambia's largest cobalt producer resumes output
Zambia's largest cobalt producer, Chambishi Metals Plc has restarted production after suppliers in the Democratic Republic of Congo delivered cobalt concentrates needed to resume output, the firm said on Saturday.
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.
15,000 Congolese refugees repatriated from Zambia since May: UN
The UN refugee agency repatriated 502 Congolese refugees from Zambia on Wednesday, bringing the total number of returnees to the Democratic Republic of Congo to more than 15,000 since May.
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