The
Anti-Corruption Commission in Lusaka has arrested a former Depot Controller at
Zambia Breweries in Livingstone for corrupt practices and holding two passports
contrary to the Laws of Zambia in a 1.8 billion kwacha fraud at Zambia Breweries.
Thursday, 3 May 2012
Wednesday, 2 May 2012
NWASCO calls on the media to fully embrace developmental reporting
The National Water Supply and Sanitation Council (NWASCO)
has called on the media to fully embrace developmental reporting and produce
in-depth stories, features and analyses on issues that are critical to
people’s well being such as water , sanitation, health, environmental matters
among others.
more than 60companies show interest and book space to participate in this years ZIMEC
More than 60 companies have shown
interest and booked space for exhibition space at this year Zambia International Mining and Energy
Conference and Exhibition to be held in June from 19-22 in Lusaka.
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Judicial And Allied Workers Union Of Zambia Says President Sata Has Contravened The Constitution By Suspending The Three Judges
The
Judicial And Allied Workers Union Of Zambia Says President Michael Sata Has
Contravened The Constitution By Suspending The Three Judges And Subsequently
Appointing A Malawian Judge To Head The Tribunal Investigating Them.
Former Republican President Rupiah Banda's Son Andrew Appears Before A Joint Task Force Team
Former Republican President Rupiah Banda's Son Andrew Banda
Has Today Appeared Before A Joint Task Force Team In Lusaka In Connection Of
Alleged Solicitation Of A 2percent Payment Made On All Current And Future Road
Contracts Made By Fratelli Rocky From The Road Development Agency.
foreign affairs and tourism minister given Lubinda woes israeli investors
Foreign
affairs and tourism minister given lubinda has called on Israeli investors through
the Israel foreign trade risk insurance corporation to come and invest in the
country.
ZESCO invests $260m in upgrading a power line from central province via northern province to eastern province
ZESCO
has invested over $260million to upgrade the power lines from Pensulo
Substation in Serenje to Mpika-Kasama and Lusiwasi-Chipata from a 66KV to an
industrial line with 330Kv to enable the provinces in the east and north of the
country to do mining, manufacturing and other industrial economic activities.
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