Thursday, 8 November 2012

vodacom comes to zambia


Government has awarded Vodacom telecommunication a licence to operate in Zambia as a fourth mobile service provider.

Wednesday, 7 November 2012

moody investors service assign a B1 economic rating to zambia


Moody's Investors Service has  assigned local- and foreign-currency issuer ratings of B1 to the government of Zambia.

Sunday, 4 November 2012

ZAMBIA UK Health Workforce Alliance, Tropical Health Education Trust and the Zambian Govmnt enter into an agreement to train Biomedical engineers


ZAMBIA UK Health Workforce Alliance (ZUKHWA), Tropical Health Education Trust (THET) and the Zambia Government through the ministry of Health have entered into an agreement to train Biomedical engineers locally to help in repairing faulty medical machinery especially those used for operations in theatres in hospitals.

Friday, 2 November 2012

TALC demands for an appeal against the acquittal of kapoko and others



The Treatment Advocacy And Literacy Campaign (Talc) Has Demanded That The Money Which Was Purported To Have Been Stolen Or Misappropriated And Yet It Is Still At The Ministry Of Health, Be Shown To The People Of Zambia As They Are The Rightful Owners.

Saturday, 27 October 2012

New World Bank Report Advises African Countries to Unlocking Regional Trade to Help Feed a Continent


A New World Bank Report Says That Africa’s Farmers Can Potentially Grow Enough Food To Feed The Continent And Avert Future Food Crises If Countries Remove Cross-Border Restrictions On The Food Trade Within The Region.

Wednesday, 24 October 2012

Proflight Zambia offers citizens cut-price airfares to Livingstone and Mfuwe to celebrate Independence Day


Proflight Zambia is offering citizens cut-price airfares to Livingstone and Mfuwe to celebrate Independence Day, and give all Zambian citizens the opportunity to explore the country’s natural wonders.

UNECA Cautions That Zambia’s Economy Risks Falling Back Into A Debt Trap And Higher Overall Taxation If The Economy Cannot Be Stimulated To Levels Commensurate With The Cost Of Public Debt


The United Nations Economic Commission For Africa (Uneca) Has Cautioned That Zambia’s Economy Risks Falling Back Into A Debt Trap And Higher Overall Taxation If The Economy Cannot Be Stimulated To Levels Commensurate With The Cost Of Public Debt