Category: Gender & health

  FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHTS    WEEK 1: 01 – 05 FEBRUARY M-Net In The Heart of the Sea:  Award-winning director Ron Howard and Chris Hemsworth take on the deep blue sea and its dark secrets, inspired by the real-life tale of a ship that took on a monstrous whale. Airs on Sunday 5 February at 20:05 CAT. Available on Catch-Up. Better Late than Never (Premiere): A unique twist on travel doccies sees celebrities Henry Winkler, William Shatner, Terry Bradshaw, George Foreman and Jeff Dye embark on an adventure through Tokyo, Japan, in the series premiere. On Friday 3 February at 19:30...

Feb 5th, 2017 by By Luyando Wood   Mawano Kambeu means business. Raised in Kitwe town, he is moving in the direction of entrepreneurial giant as far business is concerned in this country.  With never seen before initiatives, like Icommute and Bus Ticket Zambia, his story is intriguing to follow. Mr. Kambeu received his bachelor’s degree in marketing from Southern CT State University and holds an MBA in Finance from Fairfield University. He completed his IGCSEs and A-Levels at Lechwe School. After university he went ahead to pursue a corporate career and acquired  10years of Corporate experience in banking, investments...

“How’s Dr. Kenneth Kaunda? You know there are few of us remaining” Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi MP and President of Inkatha Freedom Party Be the first to like. Like Unlike

      By Albert Malama albert.malama@gmail.com 29th January 2017 I refer to the above article and wish to say that in future,please do not publish such sickening articles as the above. Yes, President Lungu is absolutely a good man as he was created in God’s image (Gen 1v26); just like you and I are created but wired differently because of what God purposed each one of us to do. But the question is,”Are you absolutely convinced that he is a good leader?  Mind you,leaders are made and not born. Has President Lungu been made a good leader by those...

Bankers attend global mining indaba in South Africa LUSAKA, ZAMBIA – A high-powered delegation of bankers from Stanbic Bank Zambia was in South Africa this week to highlight the importance of mining to the Zambian economy and promote investment in the sector. The delegation was joining its parent group Standard Bank, which is sponsoring the 2017 Investing in African Mining Indaba being held in Cape Town. Stanbic has invested more than US$3 billion in the Zambian mining sector over the past ten years, believing the industry is a key growth sector of the national economy despite the challenges the sector is...