Daily Archives: September 2, 2015

Loadshedding affecting inflow of tourists in Livingstone

The opposition UPND in Livingstone district has expressed concern that the increased electricity load shedding by ZESCO appears to be affecting the inflow of tourists in the tourist capital. UPND Livingstone District Spokesperson Nato Halwabala claims that owning to the increased load shedding, the number of tourists visiting Livingstone is now dwindling. UPND Livingstone District spokesperson Nato Halwabala has told ...

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Chingola Mayor warns against illegal allocation of land

Chingola Mayor Titus Tembo has warned those involved in illegal land allocation in the mining town to desist from act. Mr. Tembo has advised people to follow the laid down procedure in acquiring land as opposed to falling prey to people allocating land illegally. He says the act of illegal land allocation in the district has continued to affect the ...

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ZMA holds back from aiding junior doctors

The Zambia Medical Association (ZMA) says it cannot intervene in addressing the concerns raised by junior medical doctors through the Resident Doctors Association of Zambia (RDAZ). Junior Doctors at the University Teaching Hospital (UTH) have gone on a sit-in protest demanding that the Ministry of Health addresses the various issues affecting them at the institution. ZMA President Aaron Mujajati has ...

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Zambia needs new touch from Heaven- Kolenda

Visiting renowned Evangelist Daniel Kolenda says Zambia needs a touch from heaven for things to change for the better. Evangelist Kolenda who is in the country for a 4 day gospel crusade says the gospel is the only answer to the challenges the country is facing. He says the answers to the challenges the country is facing are not with ...

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Sue Perkins has had brain tumour for eight years

Great British Bake Off star Sue Perkins has revealed she has a non-cancerous tumour in her pituitary gland, which prevents her from having children. Speaking to Good Housekeeping magazine, the broadcaster said she had discovered the tumour while having medical tests for another BBC show, Supersizers. “I’m lucky that it’s benign so it’s not in itself a worrying thing,” she ...

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PF scared of me – GBM

UPND Vice President for Administration Geoffrey Mwamba has charged that his summoning by Police in Kasama for merely buying fishing attests to how scared the ruling Patriotic Front is of him. Mr. Mwamba says the PF who have been claiming that he is a political nonentity are now feeling his weight the reason why the Police are now following every ...

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Migrant crisis: Hundreds protest at Hungary station ban

Hundreds of migrants have protested for a second day at Hungary’s decision to prevent them from travelling on towards Germany and other EU countries. They are among 2,000 people camped at Budapest’s Keleti train station, having bought tickets for onward journeys. Meanwhile, more than 4,000 migrants arrived in mainland Greece from the island of Lesbos overnight. The EU is struggling ...

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McIlroy gets Final Series exemption

Rory McIlroy has been given a special exemption by the European Tour to play in the season-ending Final Series. An ankle injury has curtailed the world number one’s season to the extent he would not meet the 13-event Race to Dubai qualification standard. With the Northern Irishman leading the rankings, Tour officials have used their discretion to ensure the 26-year-old ...

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UTH records 753 defilment cases in first half of 2015

The University Teaching Hospital (UTH) has recorded about 753 cases of Child defilement in the first half of 2015. UTH Public Relations Manager Mwenya Mulenga has disclosed to QFM News that the highest number was recorded in January with about 118 cases of defilement. Mr. Mulenga says the ages of the children defiled range from 11 to 15. He notes ...

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