November 23

• Zambia: Copper Belt High Typhoid Cases Worry Permant Secretary

  COPPERBELT has this year recorded 1,688 cases of typhoid, while 696 people have suffered dog bites. Read more »

• Zambia: Buffaloes Tossed Out of Volleyball Tourney

  ZAMBIA's Green Buffaloes were yesterday eliminated from the on-going Zone Six Volleyball Club championships by fellow defence force side, Botswana Defence Force (BDF) for the... Read more »

• Zambia: Meet International Standards - Chenda

  THE Government has urged agribusiness companies to review their operations for them to comply with the international standards on quality and safety as Parmalat Zambia receives ISO... Read more »

• Zambia: Coaches Grumble Ahead of Zone Six Games

  ELEVEN days before Zambia hosts the Supreme Council for Sports in Africa (SCSA) Zone Six Youth Games, basketball and boxing coaches have complained of lack of proper training... Read more »

• Zambia: UTH Water Blues Annoy Sata

  PRESIDENT Michael Sata yesterday directed University Teaching Hospital (UTH) management and Lusaka Water and Sewerage Company (LWSC) to immediately resolve the water crisis at the... Read more »

• Zambia: Katongo Eyes Another Accolade

  ZAMBIA skipper, Christopher Katongo has been nominated for the 2012 British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) African Footballer-of the-Year award. Read more »

• Zambia: Another Zambezi Portland Director's Residence Permit Revoked

  ZAMBEZI Portland Cement marketing director Valerio Ventriglia has been flown to Italy after his residence permit in Zambia was revoked. Read more »

• Zambia: Invest in Cancer Education Implores First Lady

  FIRST Lady Christine Kaseba has implored all stakeholders to invest in cancer education and screening services to reduce cervical cancer deaths. Read more »

• Zambia: Magistrate Rejects Andrew Banda, Locci Petition

  LUSAKA Chief Resident Magistrate Joshua Banda has thrown out an application by Andrew Banda and business executive Antonello Locci in which they want the court to quash their... Read more »

• Zambia: MMD Youths Threaten Kachingwe

  THE rift in the trouble-torn MMD yesterday continued to widen as youths in the former ruling party resolved to lock out National Secretary Richard Kachingwe and his deputy Chembe... Read more »

• Zambia: Heed Envoy's Advice and Go Back Home

  NOW that peace has returned to Angola and the country is holding democratic elections in which eligible Angolan citizens are expected to participate, it just makes sense that those... Read more »

• Zambia: First Lady Clarifies K1.5 Billion Allocation

  FIRST Lady Christine Kaseba says the K1.5 billion budgetary allocation to her office is not meant for her salary but for operations. Read more »

• Zambia: Rain Wreaks Havoc in Solwezi

  Two children have died following heavy rainfall in Solwezi. Read more »

November 22

• Zambia: Commemorating 16 Days of Gender-Based Violence Activism

  THE Anti-Gender Based Violence Act is aimed at providing protection for victims of gender based violence by keeping them away from abusive situations, counseling and rehabilitating... Read more »

• Zambia: No Handouts to Flood-Prone Areas

  RAINY season usually brings joy to the farmers as it is time for them to cultivate and plant their seeds in anticipation of the next harvest. Read more »

• Zambia: Chileshe Kapwepwe Lands IMF Job

  THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has appointed former deputy minister of Finance Chileshe Kapwepwe as Alternate Executive Director for its Africa Group One Constituency. Read more »

• Zambia: Sata Blames Opposition Parties

  PRESIDENT Michael Sata has said there would be no need for by-elections if opposition political parties allowed their Members of Parliament (MPs) to serve in Government. Read more »

• Zambia: Cop Jailed Six Months for Corruption

  A LUSAKA police officer has been sentenced to six months imprisonment with hard labour for corruption. Read more »

• Zambia: National Tree Planting Programme to Dangle 200,000 Jobs

  FIRST Republican President Kenneth Kaunda once observed that Zambia risks losing most of its forests if no immediate solution was found to stop the problem of deforestation. Read more »

• Zambia: Salvation Army Donates to Mitanda Home

  SALVATION Army women ministry has donated assorted foodstuff worth K30 million enough for one year to Mitanda Home for the Aged in Ndola. Read more »

• Zambia: Serenje Govt Guest House to Become Police Station

  THE Government Guest house in Serenje in Central Province is in the process of being turned into a police station. Read more »

• Zambia: Jacob Continues With Impressive Form

  CHIPOLOPOLO coach Herve Renard has expressed happiness with FC Utrecht striker Jacob Mulenga who has hit top form and has continued netting goals in the Dutch Eredivise. Read more »

• Zambia: MMD Wrangles Deepen

  THE differences in the MMD have reached a boiling point with national secretary Richard Kachingwe vowing that no 'rogue elements' will hound him out of the former ruling party. Read more »

• Zambia: K52 Billion Spent On Technical Body Drafting Constitution

  GOVERNMENT has spent K52 billion on the Technical Committee drafting the Republican Constitution between November 2011 and September this year, Justice Minister Wynter Kabimba has... Read more »

• Zambia: Zambezi Portland Cement Ops Director Deported

  ZAMBEZI Portland Cement operations director Daniela Ventriglia has been deported to Italy. Read more »