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COMESA explains value of partnershipsBy ANDREW MULENGA - THE Common market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) has ...
12/12/2025

COMESA explains value of partnerships
By ANDREW MULENGA -
THE Common market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) has reaffirmed the importance of partnerships anchored on mutual trust, technical cooperation and shared aspirations in driving inclusive as well as sustainable growth.
COMESA Secretary General Chileshe Kapwepwe said partnerships were at this time particularly vital as economies are facing pressure from climate change, supply chain disruptions and geographical uncertainties.
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Tayali calls for private sector participation in aviation sector By KETRA KALUNGA - GOVERNMENT has called for strong par...
12/12/2025

Tayali calls for private sector participation in aviation sector
By KETRA KALUNGA -
GOVERNMENT has called for strong partnerships and meaningful private sector participation in the aviation sector and supporting infrastructure.
Transport and Logistics Minister Frank Tayali said Zambia’s National Transport Policy sets out a clear vision of transforming the country into a regional transport and logistics hub anchored on safe, reliable, sustainable and well-connected transport networks.
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•TRANSPORT and Logistics Minister Frank Tayali being assisted to cut a ribbon by Total Energies Executive Vice-President Biova Agbokou (right), Zambia Airports Corporation Limited Managing Director Urvesh Desai (second right) and Total Energies Managing Director Salamata Ball (left). This was during the official opening of a Total Energies Service Station at the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in Lusaka yesterday. Picture by THOMAS NSAMA/ ZANIS

Copper Queens rise on FIFA world rankingBy SHAMAOMA MUSONDA - THE Copper Queens have gone up one place on the latest wo...
12/12/2025

Copper Queens rise on FIFA world ranking
By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA -
THE Copper Queens have gone up one place on the latest women’s FIFA Coca-cola world ranking to 64, one place better than their standing at the last release in August this year.
According to the rankings released yesterday, the Nora Häuptle drilled side still maintained fourth place in Africa.
The release showed that Zambia went up to 64, one of its highest rankings ever and can hope for a better ranking in the coming few months with the women’s Africa Cup of Nation (WAFCON) on the horizon.

Boxing duo storm semisBy RONALD CHAWE - ZAMBIA’s boxing poster boy, Patrick Chiyemba, and his light-welterweight counte...
12/12/2025

Boxing duo storm semis
By RONALD CHAWE -
ZAMBIA’s boxing poster boy, Patrick Chiyemba, and his light-welterweight counterpart Emmanuel Katema have stormed the semi-finals of the ongoing International Boxing Association (IBA) World Championships in Dubai.
This was after each secured quarter-final victories in the respective weight categories, with this stage guaranteeing Zambia a medal.
On top of that, each boxer is assured of pocketing $75,000 (about K1.72 million) for reaching this stage.
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• ZAMBIA’S Patrick Chinyemba (right) connects to the face of Kazakhstan’s Daniyal Sabit during the quarterfinal bout of the
IBA world Championships in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Picture by IBA

‘DMMU addressing climate-induced hazards’ By CYNTHIA NKHATA - VICE-PRESIDENT W.K. Mutale- Nalumango has announced that ...
12/12/2025

‘DMMU addressing climate-induced hazards’
By CYNTHIA NKHATA -
VICE-PRESIDENT W.K. Mutale- Nalumango has announced that the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU), under her office, is coordinating efforts across Government institutions to address the increasing threats of floods, prolonged dry spells, and other climate-induced hazards.
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• VETERAN Chipolopolo defender Stoppila Sunzu (left) in a tussle with budding striker Eliya Mandanji during the national...
10/12/2025

• VETERAN Chipolopolo defender Stoppila Sunzu (left) in a tussle with budding striker Eliya Mandanji during the national team’s training session at the University of Lusaka Silverest Campus grounds yesterday. Picture by FAZ Media

‘Character, attitude key’...Sichone says Chipolopolo will be at AFCON as competitorsBy GODFREY DUBE - CHIPOLOPOLO coach...
10/12/2025

‘Character, attitude key’...Sichone says Chipolopolo will be at AFCON as competitors
By GODFREY DUBE -
CHIPOLOPOLO coach Moses Sichone believes the final team picked to compete at the Morocco 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) has the character and attitude to fight for the badge.
He described the atmosphere in camp ahead of the AFCON task as positive.
And striker Fashion Sakala says the team is ready to fight and make it out of the group stages and improve on last edition’s performance.
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Parley concludes committee work on 2026 budgetBy JAMES K***A - PARLIAMENT has concluded committee work on the K253.1 bi...
10/12/2025

Parley concludes committee work on 2026 budget
By JAMES K***A -
PARLIAMENT has concluded committee work on the K253.1 billion, 2026 National Budget, with the House to proceed to consider the report on Friday, this week.
The consideration of all Heads of expenditure was concluded during the business of the House yesterday.
Finance and National Planning Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane presented the budget to the House in September this year, with among the key expenditure highlights being the elevation of the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) allocation to K40 million per constituency.
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‘Take interest in EV battery sector’
By KENNEDY MUPESENI -
ZAMBIA Development Agency (ZDA) Director General Albert Halwampa says Zambian entrepreneurs should take interest in the electric vehicle battery industry being developed between Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the general surge in mining activities.
Mr Halwampa said during the Kitwe District Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KDCCI) annual award gala dinner in Kitwe at the weekend that ZDA would like to see a robust mining service industry thereby boosting the country’s fiscal buffers.
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