Monthly Archives: June 2015

ZDDM warns of strong action against RB’s mudslingers

The opposition Zambia Direct Democracy Movement (ZDDM) has warned of strong action against any individual or organization that will be peddling lies about former President Rupiah Banda. The ZDDM that had been campaigning for Mr. Banda’s comeback to active politics is incensed by the continued insults and fabrication of malicious propaganda that the former Head of State has been receiving ...

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Gilzen speaks standards for Zambia’s learning institutions

The United Nations Organization for Education, Science and Culture (UNESCO) Southern Africa regional director Hubert Gilzen has advised government to put in much more effort in prioritizing the standards of learning in higher learning institutions. Professor Gilzen notes that in as much as government has paid good attention to improving the learning standards from primary level, pupils and students need ...

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Zambia has potential to become Africa’s powerhouse – Sinkamba

Green Party president Peter Sinkamba says his party still believes Zambia has the potential to become one of the best economies in Africa. Mr. Sinkamba says with the abundant natural resources which Zambia is blessed with much more can be done to fully utilize it. He says this however calls for clear policy direction in improving upon key sectors of ...

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Hosts Canada feeling pressure, says England boss

Canada are feeling the pressure of being Women’s World Cup hosts ahead of their quarter-final with England, says Lionesses boss Mark Sampson. The two teams, who have each won one of their two meetings this year 1-0, play in Vancouver at 00:30 BST on Sunday. “There’s been a different Canadian team at this tournament,” said Sampson. “They’ve relied on some ...

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Glastonbury: Rain douses festival’s first day

Rain has fallen on the Glastonbury Festival as fans enjoyed the first day of music on the main stages. A heavy shower on Friday afternoon brought out the wellies, ponchos and umbrellas and created puddles on site. Friday’s acts include Florence and the Machine, Motorhead, Mark Ronson and an unconfirmed band, rumoured to be The Libertines, on the Pyramid Stage. ...

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France beheading attack: Police quiz suspect

A man suspected of carrying out an attack on a factory near Lyon in France in which a man was found decapitated continues to be questioned by police. Yassin Salhi, 35, caused an explosion by ramming his vehicle into an area containing flammable liquids, prosecutors say. His boss, the owner of a delivery firm, was found beheaded alongside flags with ...

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EYAI hails Church for speaking on behalf of Zambians

Evangelical Youth alliance International (EYAI) has commended the church for speaking out strongly on issues affecting the country. EYAI Executive Director Moses Lungu says the church had continued to stand firm and give direction to government on how best to handle certain issues. Reverend Lungu notes that many are the times when they country has found itself in controversial debates ...

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Mungo agrees, excessive debt is bad for Zambia’s future

Aspiring Munali Member of Parliament Patrick Mungo has added his voice in urging government to be wary excessive debt contraction will negatively impact Zambia’s economic performance in future. Mr. Mungo is encouraging government to focus on generating revenue locally without necessarily increasing the taxes. In an interview with Qfm News Mr. Mungo has particularly called on the Ministry of Finance ...

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