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    • Hungry people hard to govern, they can knock you down, bring conflict – HH
      PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says hungry citizens are difficult to govern, warning that when people don’t have food, they can even knock down those responsible. And President Hichilema says countries must exchange food instead of deploying soldiers at border posts in order to improve regional food security. Speaking during the official opening of the 20th Regional Inter-Ministerial Committee (RIMC) meeting, Monday,.......
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    • Some chiefs are still facilitating smuggling of wildlife and natural resources
        WHEN the treasury runs dry or loopholes are closed, criminal elements turn to natural resources: land, wildlife, minerals and forest products. This is why the recent revelation about hundreds of elephant tusks intercepted in Thailand should force Zambia to look beyond ports, clearing agents and customs officers. Investigators must also examine what happens at the source, inside chiefdoms where forests, wildlife corridors and mineral deposits are located. Traditional leaders play a role in safeguarding these resources. Unfortunately, history also shows that the desire for wealth can push some custodians to drop their guard and.......
    • Hungry people hard to govern, they can knock you down, bring conflict – HH
      PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says hungry citizens are difficult to govern, warning that when people don’t have food, they can even knock down those responsible. And President Hichilema says countries must exchange food instead of deploying soldiers at border posts in order to improve regional food security. Speaking during the official opening of the 20th Regional Inter-Ministerial Committee (RIMC) meeting, Monday, President Hichilema urged leaders to address the root causes of conflict by creating opportunities for citizens. “You know that Europeans are unhappy with us because a lot of our people are crossing into Europe, which.......
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      TI-Z urges govt to explain how it will sustain CDF amid rising needs
      TRANSPARENCY International Zambia (TIZ) says government should clarify how it intends to sustain CDF across constituencies, especially as demand for economic empowerment continues to grow….
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      Many times people in govt don’t know what to do, HH admits
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      ZAFFICO invests $41m in value addition 
      ZAFFICO PLC says it has invested approximately US$41 million in value addition since 2018, including the construction of a US$30 million particleboard factory expected to…
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      8 million Zambians unemployed – Report

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      ICON Zambia winner sues Kazadi over undelivered house, recording deal
      ICON Zambia 2024 Season One winner Emmanuel Muleba has sued Kazadi Films Limited and its director, David Kazadi, over alleged failure to deliver a double-storey,…
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      Kisasa crush Mukonzhi, Kankonzhi to claim FQM Trident interschools double
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      “I last slept with her in 2024, how can two-month-old be my baby?”
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