Daily Archives: July 2, 2015

Poverty is the biggest challenge Lubansenshi faces- Mucheleka

Independent Lubansenshi Member of Parliament Patrick Mucheleka says the biggest challenge people in his constituency are grappling with is increased poverty levels. Mr. Mucheleka says most of the people in the area depend on agriculture for their livelihoods, but that access to the agriculture market is hampered by the poor state of feeder roads. He adds that this is also ...

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ZYAFAC receives clearance of RB with mixed feeling

The Zambia Youths Association in the Fight Against Corruption (ZYAFAC) has received with mixed feelings the clearance of former President Rupiah Banda of the charge of Abuse of Authority of Office. ZYFAC Executive Director Rickson Kanema says this is because there are so many issues his organisation has taken note of with regards how the court case was handled. Mr. ...

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Respect the law- Mwila tells cadres

Home Affairs Minister Davies Mwila has warned political cadres against taking the law into their own hands. Mr. Mwila says there is need for all political cadres regardless of their political affiliation to have self discipline and respect for the law. He says he is aware of incidences where some political party cadres are trying to provoke situations with the ...

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ZED agrees, attempting to defer 2016 polls is a mischief

The opposition Zambians for Empowerment and Development (ZED) says it agrees with those who hold the view that deferring the 2016 general elections to 2022 will only be a source of confusion. ZED President Frederick Mutesa adds that such a view amounts to a mischief. Dr. Mutesa has told Qfm News that this is because there are many factors that ...

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Govt looks to renewable energy to supplement hydropower

Government says it is doing its best to promote renewable energy as an alternative source of energy in view of the heightened load shedding the country is experiencing as a result of poor rainfall experienced during the last rainy season. Energy Deputy Minister Charles Zulu says renewable energy has huge potential to contribute to the national energy mix and increase ...

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Zesco load shedding will impact Zambia’s end year GDP – Nkhoma

Economist Noel Nkhoma has observed that the increased load shedding in the country will have a negative impact on the country’s mining sector which will in turn affect the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Mr. Nkhoma who is also former Economic Association of Zambia president explains that in this regard that the power utility ZESCO should consider the most critical ...

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