CCTV footage leads to arrest of Zambian woman, accused of leaving day-old daughter on busy street Police arrest mother in death of abandoned baby girl found near rubbish bin in Hong Kong CCTV footage leads to arrest of Zambian woman, accused of leaving day-old daughter on busy street PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 18 October, 2017, 10:30am UPDATED : Wednesday, 18 October, 2017, 10:37pm COMMENTS: 13  Elizabeth Cheung elizabeth.cheung@scmp.com http://twitter.com/cheung_le 1869SHARE 13 PrintEmail RELATED TOPICS Crime in Hong Kong Related Articles LAW & CRIME Rape suspect, 79, arrested for attack on disabled woman, 19 19 Oct 2017 LAW & CRIME Suspected Hong Kong...

By Michael Mazakaza (Mr)  CCZ COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER COUNCIL of Churches in Zambia (CCZ) General Secretary Father Emmanuel Yona Chikoya says it is concerned about the increasing number of Gender Based Violence (GBV) cases among couples in the country that result into partners losing their lives. Father Chikoya has since called for maximum restraint among couples by applying the principle of love and forgiveness. Father Chikoya, a Canon in the Zambia Anglican Council (ZAC) says there are always better ways in which couples can manage conflicts as opposed to fighting and killing each other in the process. Canon Chikoya says couples...

By http://www.parliament.gov.zm/ Speaker of the National Assembly Rt. Honourable Justice Dr Patrick Matibini, SC, MP on Tuesday, 3rd October, 2017 signed up the Heforshe Campaign at Parliament Buildings. The Heforshe campaign is a global solidarity movement which was started by the United Nations Women (UN Women) and launched by the United Nations Secretary General in September 2014 in order to get different stakeholders, particularly men, involved in the fight for gender equality. The Campaign further seeks to engage boys, girls, men and women alike as agents of change for the achievement of gender equality. Speaking at the same event, Hon...

By APO Group – Africa Newsroom Financial Times editor Lionel Barber asked Nigerian business leader Aliko Dangote in a live interview at the FT Africa Summit on Monday about his relationship with Tanzanian president John Magufuli LONDON, United Kingdom, October 10, 2017/ — Financial Times correspondent John Aglionby’s reporting in the fast FT online column that Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote “accuses ‘Bulldozer’ Tanzanian president of scaring away investors” appears to have caused an overblown row. When Financial Times editor Lionel Barber asked Nigerian business leader Aliko Dangote in a live interview at the FT Africa Summit (http://APO.af/qv2dZF) on Monday about his...