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    • We’ll change Constitution once elected – Makebi
      NRPUP running mate Makebi Zulu says once elected, the first thing his government will do is change the Constitution. Meanwhile, Zulu says his government will go into power with its own chair, stating that President Hakainde Hichilema can carry his chair. Speaking at a rally in Kasama, Sunday, Zulu, who spoke in Bemba, said his government would first change the.......
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      Don’t say I’ve already won, you have to go and vote – HH
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      Avocado mine apologize for pollution, seeks to resume operations
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      Trust us, ECZ says as it debunks ‘extra’ ballot claims
    • OPINION
    • The youths who attacked a Chinese national must face the full wrath of the law, their conduct is unZambian
      THE video circulating on social media in which a Chinese national is being mobbed and assaulted by some Zambian workers is deeply disturbing. It is the kind of barbaric conduct that must be condemned without hesitation, without justification and without any attempt to excuse it. Whatever grievance those workers may have had against a man who appeared to be their supervisor, there is no wrong that justifies people taking the law into their own hands. Zambia is a country of laws. We cannot allow workplaces to become battlefields where disagreement is resolved through fists and....
    • We’ll change Constitution once elected – Makebi
      NRPUP running mate Makebi Zulu says once elected, the first thing his government will do is change the Constitution. Meanwhile, Zulu says his government will go into power with its own chair, stating that President Hakainde Hichilema can carry his chair. Speaking at a rally in Kasama, Sunday, Zulu, who spoke in Bemba, said his government would first change the Constitution because the current government was using laws such as the Cyber Security Act to suppress people’s freedoms. “You people are the ones with the power. But the most important thing that we have agreed.......
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    • PODCASTS

    Mind Your Business Episode 13; Guest: Independent presidential aspirant Given Katuta Mwelwa Topic: Katuta beyond extraordinary: “Hubby loves me, but supports Mundubile”

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      I still support Kalaba, but God has chosen Mundubile – Kambwili
      CHISHIMBA Kambwili says while he has not turned against Harry Kalaba, he cannot ignore the fact that the political wind is blowing in Brian Mundubile’s…
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      Mukuni endorses HH
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      Name those we’ve bribed to withdraw, UPND challenges M’membe
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      Chitimukulu advises Tonse Alliance to remain united
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      Opposition want to bring back lawlessness by repealing cyber laws – Kasune

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      We’ll deploy 277 new sites to address poor network challenges- Airtel Africa
      AIRTEL Africa says it will deploy 277 new sites in Zambia in the next three months to address poor network challenges in the country. The…
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      LCC revenue jumps to K13.9m after digitising services
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      Annual cost of living up by K349.50 – JCTR
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      Govt extends suspension of fuel waivers
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      Zesco backs Fibrecom’s 2026-2030 strategic plan

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      How did neighbour know you’re watery, hubby demands answers
      A MTENDERE East woman has taken her neighbour, Kalasa Bwalya, to court after he allegedly told her she has “watery” private parts, a statement she…
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      49-yr-old woman undresses for 17-yr-old, demands sex
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      Divorce us, we’re tired of each other, Lsk couple begs court
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      I wasn’t insulting, I was praying in tongues, ‘papa’ tells court
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      I’m denying pregnancy because she told me late, hubby tells court

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      Blades vow to recruit more players, as 16 depart club
        KONKOLA Blades Football Club has announced a major squad restructuring, confirming the departure of 16 players as the club intensifies preparations for the 2026/27…
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      Team Zambia shines with 8 medals at CUCSA Games
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      Zambia secures 2 wins at Impact Championship in Congo
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      Princesses face Ethiopia in World Cup qualifier
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      Ethiopia jet in Ndola for U-17 WC qualifier against Zambia

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      Stability Is Returning, But Has the Economy Started to Breathe? Part One: The Macroeconomy Beyond the Headline Numbers
      This week’s Monday Opinion focuses on Zambia’s emerging macroeconomic stability and asks a harder question: are the improving headline numbers beginning to translate into real economic breathing space for citizens,
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      Can Growth Make Zambia Sick?
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      “THE ART OF THINKING BEFORE WE SPEAK”
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      YANGO ZAMBIA AND ZRST EXPAND SAFER JOURNEYS TO SCHOOL INITIATIVE, REACHING 32,000 CHILDREN IN LUSAKA
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      How did neighbour know you’re watery, hubby demands answers
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      49-yr-old woman undresses for 17-yr-old, demands sex
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      Divorce us, we’re tired of each other, Lsk couple begs court
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      Reserve Bank unlawfully closed Finance Bank in 2005, rules Malawi Supreme Court
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      Inside FQM’s big deep holes and the protection of snakes
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      Blades vow to recruit more players, as 16 depart club
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      Team Zambia shines with 8 medals at CUCSA Games

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