- Mumbi goes off on Mwamba: “Are you denying your husband sex?”FORMER PF deputy secretary general Mumbi Phiri has challenged Community Development and Social Services Minister Doreen Mwamba to tell the nation if she has stopped having sex with her husband. And Mumbi says she doesn’t want to get “fat like Mwamba” by taking family planning pills. In a recent interview, Mwamba urged unemployed and vulnerable couples to stop having so many children and putting government under a lot of stress. She argued that it was important for couples to gauge themselves and only have the number of children which they can afford to take care of. Commenting on this in.......
- Fixing the economy by regulating sex and reproductionOUR minister in charge of community development and social services says her government doesn’t need to be stressed by citizens who continue to have children when they know that they are not employed and cannot fend for their children. Considering the prevailing high cost of living, the minister is guiding couples that are jobless to quickly consider family planning measures so that their procreation activities are fruitless. She adds that it’s not a must that when you sleep with your wife then she must get pregnant. Doreen MWAMBA; “Due to so many hardships most families are facing, couples should seriously.......
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- UN provides $5.5m for Zambia’s drought responseTHE United Nations (UN) has through the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) activated an allocation of up to $5.5 million to support Zambia’s drought response. In a statement, Friday, United Nations Zambia National Information Officer Mark Maseko said the funding was subject to completion of necessary formalities by UN agencies in Zambia. “The United Nations (UN) has through the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) activated an allocation of up to $5.5 million to support Zambia’s response to an unprecedented drought…….
- Inflation rises to 13.8%THE annual inflation rate for April 2024 has increased to 13.8 percent from the 13.7 percent recorded in March 2024. During a media briefing, Thursday, Zambia Statistics Agency (ZamStats) Statistician General Mulenga Musepa attributed the increase to price movements of selected food items. “Annual inflation for April 2024 increased to 13.8 percent from 13.7 percent recorded in March, 2024. This means that on average, prices of goods and services increased by 13.8 percent between April 2023 and April 2024. This…….
- Azadi will be unjustly enriched if the K6.5m I was ordered to pay isn’t reduced – ChitolelaFORMER tourism minister Ronald Chitotela has asked the Economic and Financial Crimes Court to stay the execution of a judgement that ordered him to pay Azadi Investment Limited K6.5 million, following his admission that he owed the company money for the construction of his house. Chitotela wants the court to stay the execution of the judgement pending hearing and determination of his application to vary the judgement sum and to set aside the writ of FiFa. AZADI Investments Limited recently…….
- Kalaba leaves UTHFORMER Chipolopolo international Rainford Kalaba has been discharged from the University Teaching Hospital (UTH). Kalaba, a member of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) winning squad, was involved in a road traffic accident along the Kafue Road on April 13. Kalaba has spent 14 days recovering in the Intensive Care Unit at UTH. UTH Public Relations Officer Nzeba Chanda confirmed Kalaba’s discharge in a statement issued to the media on Friday. “Mr Rainford Kalaba has been discharged from the…….
- Lessons learned from misinformation that accompanied Kalaba’s accidentIt was a typical Saturday afternoon; I was about to sit down for lunch when my phone rang. It was my friend, Chashinsha. Without any preamble, he blurted out, “Is it true?” Confused, I responded, “What do you mean?” His response was: “Check Facebook—multiple media outlets are reporting that Rainford Kalaba has died.” In that instant, my appetite vanished. I hurried to open Facebook and saw it plastered across the most credible online publications, his former club TP Mazembe, and....