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Zambia:
Mkushi DC Explains Subsidies to Farmers
Times of Zambia, 4 June 2013
MKUSHI District Commissioner Christopher Chibuye has embarked on sensitisation of small-scale farmers in the district on the benefits of removing maize subsidies, saying the move… Read more »
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Zambia:
CBU Gathering Backs State On Subsidies
Times of Zambia, 4 June 2013
A COPPERBELT colloquium on subsidies convened by the Copperbelt University (CBU) yesterday overwhelmingly backed Government over its decision to withdraw subsidies on maize and… Read more »
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Zambia:
Subsidy Removal for People's Benefit - - Sakeni
Times of Zambia, 31 May 2013
GOVERNMENT has reiterated its commitment to improving people's living standards through prudent use and management of the country's resources as evidenced by the removal of… Read more »
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Zambia:
Explain Subsidy Move - Central Permanent Secretary
Times of Zambia, 29 May 2013
CENTRAL Province Permanent Secretary (PS) Anne Sinyangwe has appealed to provincial heads of department to assist government sensitise the public on the benefits of the removal of… Read more »
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Zambia:
'Subsidies Disadvantaged Poor Zambians'
Times of Zambia, 28 May 2013
DEFENCE Minister Geoffrey Mwamba has said poor Zambians, especially in rural areas, could have continued suffering had Government maintained maize and fuel subsidies. Read more »
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Zambia:
Subsidy Removal for Good of Zambians - Sata
Times of Zambia, 16 May 2013
PRESIDENT Michael Sata has assured Zambians that the removal of fertiliser subsidies is aimed at distributing national resources to equally vital sectors of the economy and to… Read more »
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Zambia:
Govt Removes Maize Subsidy
Times of Zambia, 15 May 2013
GOVERNMENT has removed the subsidy on maize, a move likely to trigger an increase in mealie-meal prices. Read more »
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Zambia:
Mealie Meal Hikes Inevitable - Sichinga
Zambia Reports, 11 May 2013
Agriculture minister Bob Sichinga is slowly facing up to the inevitability of an increase in mealie meal prices by saying government will meet the millers to agree on the… Read more »