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Some parents refuse to pay K400 fees in Catholic schools – Fr Naji
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Some parents refuse to pay K400 fees in Catholic schools – Fr Naji

SOME parents in Livingstone are refusing to pay K400 school fees in Catholic Church managed schools, Fr Daniel Naji has revealed. Fr Naji, who is the Catholic Diocese of Livingstone Secretary in-charge of Education, says the worst poverty…

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Chirundu police officer jailed over K800 bribe
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Chirundu police officer jailed over K800 bribe

THE Siavonga Subordinate Court has convicted and sentenced a police officer to 12 months’ imprisonment with hard labour, for corruption involving K800.00. Anti-Corruption Commission Head – Corporate Communications Joseph Mwenya said…

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Police detain former Bangweulu PF MP Kasandwe
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Police detain former Bangweulu PF MP Kasandwe

POLICE have confirmed that former Bangweulu PF MP Anthony Kasandwe was apprehended on Friday, and is currently detained at Kabwata Police Station. Police Spokesperson Godfrey Chilabi has however refuted assertions that Kasandwe was…

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Police arrest Kasama Mayor for criminal trespass
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Police arrest Kasama Mayor for criminal trespass

POLICE have arrested and charged Kasama Mayor-elect Peter Yuda, with criminal trespass. This follows a complaint filed with Kasama Police by Northern Province Acting Permanent Secretary Beauty Undi Phiri over an incident at her residence…

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We notified Mundubile’s lawyers about Solwezi transfer – Police
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We notified Mundubile’s lawyers about Solwezi transfer – Police

POLICE have refuted claims that lawyers representing Brian Mundubile and Makebi Zulu were not informed that their clients would be transported to Solwezi to take plea on sedition charges. On Friday, Mundubile and Zulu were transported from…

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DEC summons Bishop Alick Banda
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DEC summons Bishop Alick Banda

THE Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) has summoned Lusaka Archbishop Alick Banda for questioning on Monday, September 28, 2026. Archdiocese of Lusaka says in solidarity with Archbishop Banda, Mass will be held on Monday at 08:00 hours at…

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MRC suspends 4 Mpika mining operations, nabs one over explosives
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MRC suspends 4 Mpika mining operations, nabs one over explosives

THE Minerals Regulation Commission (MRC) has suspended four mining and mineral processing operations in Mpika District for breaching mining and safety regulations. The Commission has also facilitated the arrest of a 31-year-old Indian…

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Maamba Solar Project begins supplying power to national grid
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Maamba Solar Project begins supplying power to national grid

ZCCM Investments Holdings Plc (ZCCM-IH) has announced that the 100-megawatt Maamba Solar Project has entered its commissioning phase, with electricity injected into the national grid for the first time on September 24, 2026. The project,…

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50 years ago: Economic boom forecast, martial arts champs return
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50 years ago: Economic boom forecast, martial arts champs return

The top article in the Tuesday, 21 Sept. issue of the Caymanian Compass was “Taekwon-do champions return” and reported that the Cayman team had returned from the Caribbean International Taekwon-do Tournament in Kingston, Jamaica sporting…

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Pic of the week: The end of the rainbow is East End
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Pic of the week: The end of the rainbow is East End

Rainbows are always a treasure to see. This one was spotted at Reef Resort in East End last Sunday, 20 Sept. and showcased an inviting beach and sea as well. Photographer, Ivan Mclean, said, “I was a bit late catching it; it was so much…

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Labour Ministry fines ZAMS Milling, another for breaching labour laws
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Labour Ministry fines ZAMS Milling, another for breaching labour laws

THE Ministry of Labour and Social Security has fined ZAMS Milling Company K100,000 and Food Bee Indian Restaurant and Bar K60,000 for failing to comply with labour laws. Labour Commissioner Givens Muntengwa says ZAMS Milling was fined for…

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Court halts cancellation of Mukandila’s citizenship
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Court halts cancellation of Mukandila’s citizenship

LAWYER Patrick Chulu says the Lusaka High Court has stayed government’s decision to cancel Celestine Mukandila’s National Registration Card (NRC) and Zambian passport. Chulu says Mukandila has also been released on constitutional bail.…

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ECZ sets Nov 5 for Lumezi, Mandevu parliamentary elections
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ECZ sets Nov 5 for Lumezi, Mandevu parliamentary elections

THE Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has set November 5, 2026, as date for the Lumezi North and Mandevu parliamentary elections. ECZ Chief Electoral Officer Brown Kasaro says the Commission will also hold elections for the Mbala…

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There’s no crisis, stop scaring away investors – HH
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There’s no crisis, stop scaring away investors – HH

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has cautioned citizens against social media posts that may scare off investors, stating that there is no crisis in the country and that citizens should move on from the elections. And President Hichilema says a…

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Zambia, US move to deepen Peace Corps partnership
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Zambia, US move to deepen Peace Corps partnership

ZAMBIA and the United States have committed to strengthening their cooperation through the Peace Corps, with government saying the partnership has contributed to the country’s health, education and agriculture sectors for more than 30…

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HH is focused on development, not third-term talk – State House
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HH is focused on development, not third-term talk – State House

STATE House Chief Communications Specialist Clayson Hamasaka says President Hakainde Hichilema cannot stop citizens from debating the removal of presidential term limits, but this should not be interpreted to mean that he supports or is…

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We don’t anticipate load shedding this year – Govt
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We don’t anticipate load shedding this year – Govt

MINISTRY of Energy Permanent Secretary Arnold Simwaba says government does not anticipate load shedding this year, adding that should the situation change, an announcement will be made. The country has been experiencing sporadic power…

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Stop pressuring HH for jobs, Kapinga tells alliance partners
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Stop pressuring HH for jobs, Kapinga tells alliance partners

HH Mpaka 2031 People’s Alliance Secretary General Bill Kapinga has urged individuals who helped President Hakainde Hichilema to secure a second term to stop pressuring him to give them jobs. Kapinga adds that he is aware that some…

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Church is ready to oppose removal of presidential term limit – CCZ
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Church is ready to oppose removal of presidential term limit – CCZ

COUNCIL of Churches in Zambia (CCZ) General Secretary Fr James Phiri says church mother bodies are ready to oppose any attempt to remove the presidential term limit, stressing that this is not the time for such a debate. On Wednesday,…

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NAPSA seeks to increase 10% contributions
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NAPSA seeks to increase 10% contributions

THE National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) says it will propose to increase the 10 percent employee contribution rate in its second phase of reforms. Meanwhile, NAPSA says about K11 billion has been disbursed to over 600,000…

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UPND didn’t lay foundation for “Grow Zambia Agenda” – Sichinga
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UPND didn’t lay foundation for “Grow Zambia Agenda” – Sichinga

FORMER commerce minister Bob Sichinga says the UPND government did not lay a strong foundation during its first term to achieve the targets set under its 2026-2031 “Grow Zambia Agenda”. Sichinga has also described government’s three…

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We’ve engaged church, CSOs on national unity – Haimbe
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We’ve engaged church, CSOs on national unity – Haimbe

MINISTER of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Mulambo Haimbe says government has engaged the church and civil society organisations (CSOs) to promote national peace and unity. Haimbe says government is also working to conclude…

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