May 15

• Justice Minister Leaves for Zambia

  ANGOP

  The minister of Justice and Human Rights, Rui Mangueira, is paying on Wednesday a few-hour visit to Zambia, whose agenda includes to hand over a message from the Angolan President,... Read more »

• Aviation Sector Must Jack Up

  Times of Zambia

  ZAMBIA is well positioned for an air transport regional hub status and yet the nation does not take advantage of this, allowing itself to become a haven of foreign operators. Read more »

• "Avoid Politics of the Belly, Care for Electorate," Zambian Bishop Urges Politicians

  ACNS

  Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Eastern Zambia, the Rt Revd William Mchombo has challenged Zambian politicians to stop practicing "politics of the belly if they genuinely care... Read more »

• Reduce Post-Harvest Grain Losses - FAO

  Times of Zambia

  THE Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) and the African Union (AU) have said sub-Saharan Africa loses more than US$4 billion per year due to post-harvest grain losses. Read more »

• Zimbabwe, Zambia in Joint Malaria Reduction Programme

  The Herald

  Zimbabwe has been blaming the high incidence of malaria along its border districts on a lack of collaboration from neighbouring countries in containing mosquitoes. Read more »

• Saccord Bemoans Sata, Bemba Chiefs Standoff

  Zambia Reports

  The Southern African Centre for Constructive Resolution of Disputes says the standoff between President Michael Sata and the Bemba Royal Establishment is unfortunate. Read more »

• Zambia to Eliminate Maize Subsidy

  Zambia Reports

  The Patriotic Front (PF) government has announced that it will remove the country's long-standing maize subsidy in a move that will further push up the price of the staple food for... Read more »

• Three Major Cases in One Week for Salc [analysis]

  OSISA

  It's going to be a busy week for the Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC), which will be involved in cases in the Constitutional Court and the South Gauteng High Court in South... Read more »

• Mangat Faces Whyte Threat in Zambia

  New Vision

  ZIMBABWEAN veteran Jammie Whyte has emerged out of a 14-month sabbatical, complicating Jas Mangat's puzzle in this weekend's Zambia International Rally. Read more »

• Africa's Impressive Growth Continues But... [column]

  Times of Zambia

  AFRICA is on the edge of a major metamorphosis - it is home to seven of the world's fastest growing economies and is recording an estimated average growth rate of more than six per... Read more »

• Minister Calls for More Trade With Cuba

  Times of Zambia

  FOREIGN Affairs Minister Effron Lungu has called for increased trade between Zambia and Cuba. Read more »

• Parley Committee Bemoans Shoprite's Treatment of Workers

  Times of Zambia

  THE Parliamentary Committee on Delegated Legislation is not happy with the conduct of Shoprite Zambia management which has allegedly been engaging workers on casual basis for long... Read more »

• Improved Roads to Foster Development [column]

  Times of Zambia

  REDUCING the distance between people, markets, services and knowledge or simply getting people connected is a recipe for the social economic development of a country. Read more »

• Whyte Takes Impreza N10 to Zambia

  The Herald

  OLD warhorses Jamie Whyte and Phil Archenoul of Zimbabwe will be one of the only three foreign teams that have entered for this year's three-day Puma Energy Zambia International... Read more »

• 16 Drivers Enter Puma Rally

  Times of Zambia

  SIXTEEN drivers have confirmed participation in the three-day 2013 Puma Energy Zambia International Rally which revs off in Lusaka this Friday. Read more »

• Tata to Improve Technology, Automotive Research

  Times of Zambia

  TATA International will invest over 16.8 billion pounds towards its automotive research and technology upgrade in Lusaka. Read more »

• Army Worms Invade Mwanawasa Stadium

  Times of Zambia

  THE infamous Army worms that destroyed crop fields in the last season in some parts of the country have resurfaced at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola. Read more »

• Magnum Security Gives ZTTA KR5,000

  Times of Zambia

  MAGNUM Security Services has given the Zambia Table Tennis Association (ZTTA) sponsorship package worth KR5,000 ahead of this Saturday's national junior championship slated for the... Read more »

• 'Macroeconomic Growth Has Not Benefited Africa'

  Times of Zambia

  MACROECONOMIC indicators posted in Africa in the last few years have not translated into tangible benefits to improve the lives of the people, Finance Deputy Minister Keith Mukata... Read more »

• Davite in Lusaka Ahead of Zambia Rally

  New Times

  Rwandan national champion Giancarlo Davite and his navigator Slyvia Vindevogel are already in Lusaka for the Zambia International Rally which is scheduled to be staged in and... Read more »

• ZHC, Cetzam Deal to Benefit Bee Keepers

  Times of Zambia

  THE Zambia Honey Council (ZHC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with CETZAM Financial Services Limited in which more than 3,000 local bee keepers are expected to... Read more »

• City a, Uniturtle Face Off in Cricket Final

  Times of Zambia

  City A Cricket Club and Uniturtle will face off in the final of the 2013 Midlands Cricket Association (MCA) Twenty-Twenty T-20 First Round Cup after getting through to the... Read more »

• Consumers Condemn Rising Prices, UNZA Students Protest

  Zambia Reports

  Consumer Unit Trust has condemned the removal of the mealie meal subsidy by the Patriotic Front government. Read more »

• ZAWA Officer to Answer for Shooting Three Villagers

  Times of Zambia

  THE Kabwe High Court has found a Mkushi-based Zambia Wildlife Authority (ZAWA) officer who is alleged to have shot and wounded three villagers with a case to answer. Read more »

May 14

• 'Mataka Used Media Funds On the Zambian'

  Times of Zambia

  FORMER Zambia Daily Mail deputy managing director Davis Mataka was given money from the Public Media Support Fund for the purchase of office equipment and allowances for officers... Read more »