May 18

• Teen Maternal Deaths Up

  The Herald

  Teenagers in the 15-19 years age group constitute a quarter of institutional maternal deaths recorded between January and July this year, a Government analysis has revealed.... Read more »

• Govt Rejects All Demands By Renamo

  The Herald

  The rejection came in a statement dated May 15, made public yesterday and signed by Cabinet Secretary Carlos Taju, and addressed to Augusto Mateus, head of the office of Renamo. Read more »

• 'Bring Back Teachers From Diaspora'

  Times of Zambia

  PRESIDENT Michael Sata has directed Education Minister John Phiri to find ways of bringing back Zambian teachers in the Diaspora to render their services to the country. Read more »

• Can the Derby Come to Life?

  The Herald

  THE world's most famous football clash for over half a century has been the "El Classico" in Spain, featuring Barcelona and Real Madrid. Read more »

• Ministry Runs Productive System Innovation Contest

  ANGOP

  A contest called "Innovating in the Angolan productive sector" for local and foreign companies operating in Angola will be held this year in the country, Angop learned. Read more »

• What Future White Viewpoint? [column]

  The Herald

  We are headed for very interesting times I tell you. The MDCs do not want elections before or by June 29, which is when the life of Parliament extinguishes itself. Yet they harp on... Read more »

• Foreign Minister Expresses Confidence in New Officials

  ANGOP

  Angola's minister of Foreign Affairs, Georges Chikoti Friday in Luanda expressed his full confidence in the new staff of the institution and willing to discuss with each of the... Read more »

• Govt to Increase Power Capacity to 8,400 Mw Until 2025

  ANGOP

  The Ministry of Energy will increase the country's electricity production capacity to 8,400 megawatt until the year 2025, against the current 1,200. Read more »

• National and International Specialists Debate Energy Efficiency

  ANGOP

  Domestic and foreign experts are gathered today, Friday in Luanda International Conference on Energy Efficiency and Sustainable Development, to discuss about fuel efficiency and... Read more »

• Govt Engaged in Strategies Connecting Country to ICTs

  ANGOP

  The minister of Science and Technology, Maria Cândida Pereira Teixeira, said Friday that the Angolan Executive continue to Read more »

• Hosiah Chipanga On Enigmatic Lifestyle

  The Herald

  AFTER more than three decades of churning out sungura tunes on a gospel tip tackling social ills in a biting and subliminal way, Hosiah Chipanga's personality has bubbled to the... Read more »

• Sending of Ambassador to Boosts Bilateral Ties - Diplomat

  ANGOP

  Ethiopia may soon send an ambassador to Luanda after having the consent by the Angolan authorities, which will lead to a more direct work as part of the relaunch of bilateral... Read more »

• Prosecutors Told to Perform Task With Strictness

  ANGOP

  The Attorney General João Maria Moreira de Sousa, has told the magistrates of Public Prosecutor's Office to perform their tasks with rigor, with a view to safeguard the... Read more »

• Agricultural, Transport, Fisheries Subsidies to Continue

  ANGOP

  The Government will make adjustments to the fuels subsidies, but some sectors like agriculture, transport, fisheries and butane gas will continue to benefit due to their social... Read more »

• Oil Minister Stresses Global Development Related to Energy

  ANGOP

  The global development necessarily depends on the supply and use of energy, said Friday in Luanda the Oil minister, Botelho de Vasconcelos. Read more »

• Culture Relaunches Cooperation With Unesco

  ANGOP

  The Ministry of Culture and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) relaunched in Luanda, the cooperation program in the sector. Read more »

• "Good Harvest" Expected in 2012/2013 Campaign

  ANGOP

  The minister of Agriculture, Pedro Canga, said Thursday, in Menongue city, province of Kuando Kubango, ensured that the 2012/2013 campaign will be better compared to the 2011/2013... Read more »

• Zim for Inaugural Children's World Cup

  The Herald

  CHILDREN from local homes will have an opportunity to showcase their talent when they take part in the World Cup of Children from Care Homes "Hope for Mundial" to be held in... Read more »

• Policy to Transform Zim Launched

  Zimbabwe PM

  The policy that will open Zimbabwe for business, usher in substantive reforms in various sectors with the sole objective of spurring economic growth, restore our collective dignity... Read more »

• Cowdray Park Residents Battle Ongoing Water Problems in the 'Dry City'

  SW Radio

  Residents in the still growing Cowdray Park suburb of Bulawayo are battling with ongoing water shortages that have plagued the area for more than seven years. Read more »

• Harare City Council Needs $2.5 Billion to Address City's Water Woes

  SW Radio

  The Harare City Council on Thursday revealed that it requires a staggering $2.5 billion to roll out a programme to address the city's water problems. Read more »

• PF Attacks Against Fr Bwalya Only Make Him Stronger [opinion]

  Zambia Reports

  Since his resignation from the Zesco board and consequent decision to form a political party, Catholic priest Father Frank Bwalya has fallen from hero to villain in the eyes of the... Read more »

• Police Fire Teargas At Protesting Unza Students

  Zambia Reports

  Police have fired teargas at University of Zambia (UNZA) students to disperse thousands that have converged on Great East Road to protest the removal of subsidies on mealie meal... Read more »

• Singer Puto Português Opens Unitel Festival At International Fair

  ANGOP

  The Angolan singer Puto Português opened last Thursday the second edition of the Unitel Festival, which will close this Saturday, intended to enliven the visitors and... Read more »

• Jaggari Performs in Los Angeles

  Times of Zambia

  IT was like taking the whole Zamrock music to Hollywood in the US, when Zambian legend and former Witch stuntman, Jaggari Chanda performed there before a capacity crowd last week. Read more »