I was paid K17 for my first show – Yo Maps

Yo Maps (Elton Mulenga) has revealed that he was paid K17.50 after his first show back in 2017. The singer, who has launched a new record label, Olios Record, believes Zambian music is too big for one person to promote. In a conversation with Diggers Lite, Yo Maps openly discussed his intentions with Olios Record,…...

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We’ll find new actor to play Logic in Mpali – Sibbuku

Following Cosmas Ng’andwe’s departure from Mpali earlier this week, the show’s creator Frank Sibbuku has moved to reassure fans that Ng’andwe’s character, Logic, will remain on the screen, confirming the introduction of a new actor for the role. Sibbuku emphasized that there are many talented young people deserving of a chance and capable of becoming…...

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Barbra links up with Copper Queens

Orlando Pride star Barbra Banda has joined the Copper Queens camp in Paris as the team prepares for the Olympic Games. The skipper joins her Bay FC counterpart, Rachael Kundananji and Kabange Mupopo who is set to relocate to China on a professional stint. Coach Bruce Mwape and his squad now await Mexico based Prisca…...

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Catholic bishops meet HH, discuss corruption, human rights

THE Zambia Council of Catholic Bishops, led by Council president Archbishop Ignatius Chama of Kasama, met with President Hakainde Hichilema at State House yesterday. President Hichilema says their discussions focused on critical areas such as drought, food and energy security, the fight against corruption, human rights, freedoms and social justice. The Head of State says…...

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Reduction in cost of living not impactful – SP

SOCIALIST Party National Youth Chairperson, Kelvin Kaunda, says while the reduction in the cost of living as reported by JCTR can be there, the question that must be asked is whether people are able to afford essential commodities. On Tuesday, the Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection disclosed that during the month of June, it observed…...

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FIC flagged transactions of PF officials cleaning stolen money – Milupi

UPND Alliance chairperson Charles Milupi has attributed the increase in suspicious transactions flagged by FIC in 2023, to the Patriotic Front trying to clean money that was stolen from expensive projects during their tenure. The Financial Intelligence Centre revealed that it analysed 15,696 Suspicious Transaction Reports (STRs) in 2023, out of which 923 intelligence reports…...

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Kariba Dam hasn’t run out of water for power generation – ZRA

THE Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) says the Kariba Dam has not run out of water for power generation. Speaking during a livestream at the Kariba Dam on Tuesday, ZRA Director of Water Resources Christopher Chisense said the authority was working with Zesco and the Zimbabwe Power Company to ensure prudent use of water so that…...

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Lsk mayor orders investigation into LCC fuel scam

LUSAKA Mayor Chilando Chitangala has ordered a thorough investigation into the alleged looting and misappropriation of over 50,000 litres of council fuel stocks, amounting to over K1.5 million. A Lusaka City Council Internal Audit Report revealed that 23,470 litres of fuel amounting to K1,299,721 was irregularly drawn by motor vehicles which were not among the…...

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600 died in accidents during 2nd quarter of 2024 – Police

THE Zambia Police Service says it recorded 469 fatal road traffic accidents in which 600 people died and 1,570 people were seriously injured during the second quarter of this year. In a statement, Friday, Deputy Police Public Relations Officer Danny Mwale said 4,924 road traffic accidents were recorded in Lusaka, while Copperbelt and Central provinces…...

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