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Demolish illegal Mutendere East structures, Charles Romel Banda orders LCC Town Clerk Alex Mwansa


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By Derrick Sinjela and Francis Mwaingaila Local Government Minister Charles Romel Banda has directed the Lusaka City Council leadership through Town Clerk Alex Mwansa to demolish all residential housing structure and wall fences obstructing free-flow of water and causing life-threatening floods in Mtendere East of Munali Constituency. During a fact finding mission witnessed by Mr. Mwansa, Chainda Ward 29 Councillor Dorcas Moyo Bwalya, LCC  Public Health Director, Mr. Edgar Mulwanda and LCC Spokesperson George Sichimba, Dr. Banda told journalists that on-going floods affecting the people in the area is man-made and not a natural phenomenon. Dr. Banda, a journalist and broadcaster...

Giving Without Instructing [Avoiding the arrogance of impositions] – Chief Pilgrim Dr. Canisius Banda writes]


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#PILGRIM [Chief Pilgrim Dr Canisius Banda writes] **************** GIVING WITHOUT INSTRUCTING [Avoiding the arrogance of impositions] _________________________ The premise of the foreign policy of many of the so called First World countries is wrong. It is still imperial in its essence. We must civilise the brutes, they say. But they ignore that theirs could be a critical fundamental error of perception for they themselves might be the brutes that require improving. This policy of theirs does NOT promote the mutual coexistence of nations. Instead it seeks to give birth to a homogeneous world, a world whose culture is their own....

I-NetCom Business Solutions: “Smart Partnerships”


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I-NetCom Business Solutions “Smart Partnerships” Contact details; Cell: +260979305194, +260964540394 Tel: +260 211 281139 Email: kelvinc@zambia.co.zm Website: www.i-netcomzm.com    Be the first to like. Like Unlike

Media Statement by Operation Young Vote on the Launch of the Project/Campaign to Enhance the Civic and Voter Participation among the Youth of Matero and Chilanga Constituencies


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Delivered at a Media Briefing by Guess Nyirenda (Mr.) On Behalf of Operation Young Vote (OYV) @ Kizito Community School – George Compound Lusaka 14:30 hours Sunday 6th December, 2020: OPERATION YOUNG VOTE (OYV) Lotti House, 6th Floor, Suite 21, Cairo Road P.O. Box 30153 Email: oyvleader2000@gmail.com Cell: 0955/77-769 688 LUSAKA     6thDecember, 2020: Media Statement by Operation Young Vote on the Launch of the Project/Campaign to Enhance the Civic and Voter Participation among the Youth of Matero and Chilanga Constituencies All protocol observed. Fellow Citizens and the Media: Introduction Operation Young Vote (OYV) is very delighted that more...

African Artists and Youth Uniting in African Union (AU) Pledge for Peace

African Artists and Youth Uniting in African Union (AU) Pledge for Peace


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Media Contact: Emmanuel Balogun Ebalogun@africapractice.com + 44 (0) 75 88 302 363 Cornel de Lange Cdelange@africapractice.com +27 (0) 84 711 2331 Silencing The Guns PRESS RELEASE African Artists and Youth Uniting in African Union (AU) Pledge for Peace We have come together from different backgrounds and different nations to create a positive, global awakening, responding to the AU’s call for pledges for peace ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, December 7, 2020/ — A pledge to end all forms of violence and set in motion a grassroots civil society campaign to promote peace was launched today by a coalition of community activists, artists,...

Top 25 Global Banks Combined Market Cap Declines by 3.7% in Q3 2020 to $2.6 Trillion

Top 25 Global Banks Combined Market Cap Declines by 3.7% in Q3 2020 to $2.6 Trillion


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 Contact: Nica San Juan ComprarAcciones.com St. Magnus House 3 Lower Thames Str London EC3R 6HE janica@finixio.com   Top 25 Global Banks Combined Market Cap Declines by 3.7% in Q3 2020 to $2.6 Trillion The market capitalization of the top banks worldwide is yet to recover to pre-pandemic levels. According to the research data analyzed and published by Comprar Acciones, the top 25 banks globally shed a collective $0.1 trillion in market cap during Q3 2020. From $2.7 trillion in Q2 2020, it dropped to $2.6 trillion in Q3 2020, a 3.7% drop. While most business segments have been seesawing since the...

‘Alarming Rate of Substance Abuse among Adolescents’ worry Pierre Birori


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By Choolwe Lawrence Mweemba, Public Relations Officer, Tel: 0965135213 Email: pro@tau.edu.zm Kwacha Square, KPTF Building, Stand No 37605, Lake Road, Lusaka, Zambia , P O Box No 320110 Telephone : (0260) 971269480 | email id : info@tauedu.org | www.tauedu.org (Lusaka, Monday 7th December, 2020) A Mental Health Specialist has appealed to the church, Non-Governmental Organizations and Cooperate institutions to invest in recreational facilities for adolescents in the country in an effort to alleviate substance abuse which is currently on the rise in Zambia. Mr Pierre Birori, a Researcher at the Lusaka Provincial Health office has called for partnership in the...

Early Christmas as 25 Shoprite Zambia customers win 25 red single cab Isuzu D-MAX pick-ups


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By Derrick Sinjela in Lusaka, Zambia FRIDAY 6th November 2020 can be summed as an early Christmas gift day, as 25 Shoprite customers won 25 red single cab Isuzu D-MAX pick-ups, following a competition designed to celebrate the firm’s silver jubilee existence on the Zambian market. Franked by brand ambassador Brandina Lubili, and Isuzu Action Auto Limited Zambia dealer principal, Michael Bentley, a delighted Shoprite Zambia General Manager Charles Bota explained that the genesis of the prize giving event was to give sustainable empowerment and mobility to lucky customers. Beckoning a mining engineer, recently retired, an optimistic Mr. Bota acknowledged...

Democratic Party President Harry Kalaba outlines agriculture and industrialization as priority sectors to Zambia’s economic recovery


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Democratic Party President Harry Kalaba outlines agriculture and industrialization as priority sectors to Zambia’s economic recovery By DP Media Team Monday 2nd November, 2020 DEMOCRATIC Party (DP) has reiterated that Zambia has enough resources that if put to good use can improve the economy and subsquent end the high poverty levels being experienced in the country. This is achievable once right policies are put in place. The Party believes that agriculture and industrialisation agenda remains the solution to the problems the country is currently facing. DP President who is also the 2021 Presidential candidate Mr. Harry Kalaba observes that Zambia’s...

STATEMENT BY THE YOUNG AFRICAN LEADERS INITIATIVE (YALI) ON THE FAILURE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF ZAMBIA (AMENDMENT) BILL NO. 10 OF 2019 AND THE WAY FORWARD. DELIVERED MONDAY, 02 NOVEMBER 2020 AT MIKA LODGE, JESMONDINE, BY ANDREW NTEWEWE, YALI PRESIDENT


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STATEMENT BY THE YOUNG AFRICAN LEADERS INITIATIVE (YALI) ON THE FAILURE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF ZAMBIA (AMENDMENT) BILL NO. 10 OF 2019 AND THE WAY FORWARD. DELIVERED MONDAY, 02 NOVEMBER 2020 AT MIKA LODGE, JESMONDINE, BY ANDREW NTEWEWE, YALI PRESIDENT On Thursday last week saw the failure by the National Assembly of Zambia to open up the Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) Bill No. 10 at Second Reading for any further amendments and passage further passage at Third Reading. When the Bill was tabled in Parliament, two things were expected to happen: either pass the Bill with or without amendments or...

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