All posts by Marilyn Rose
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Mines unhappy with proposed new taxes, reveals MUZ
THE Mineworkers Union Of Zambia says jobs will only be created if the government implements more projects in the country. And MUZ has revealed that...
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Stop being crybabies over Chinese, compete with them – Kitwe DC
KITWE district commissioner Binwell Mpundu has told Zambians to stop being “crybabies” over the increasing number of Chinese in the country but instead compete...
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Ban private boarding houses, they’re sex dens – Kabwe
THE Media Networking on Child Rights and Development (MNCRD) says private boarding houses have become sex dens for children who are in various learning...
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Chisokone associations screen vendors to occupy ECL shelter
NATIONAL Traders and Marketeers Association of Zambia says traders to occupy the newly constructed Edgar Chagwa Lungu Shelter are required to have proper documentation to...
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Zambia’s tax policies bad for business, complains ZCTZ
THE Zambia China Economic and Trade Zone says Zambia’s tax policies are no longer favourable to companies that wish to invest within the country...
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We’re not in a rush to commence operations at Black mountain, says Chapamo
OPERATIONS at the black mountain have remained halted as Chapamo Mineral Processing Limited Company waits to put in place security measures. On August 23, 2018,...
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Black mountain accident caused by Chapamo’s failure to effectively supervise, control operations – Govt
THE government has handed back the black mountain to small-scale miners (jerabos) but with conditions attached. The government had suspended operations at the mountain following...
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Victim narrates how Tokota boys forced him to eat his own faeces
A GRADE nine pupil of Lukasu Primary School has narrated before the Kitwe High Court how he was forced to consume his own faeces. The...
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Kitwe man gets seven months for phone theft
A-35-YEAR-OLD man has been sentenced to seven months imprisonment by a Kitwe Magistrates’ Court for stealing a cell phone. Kelvin Chabala of Kitwe was charged...
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Mopani urges businesses to work with communities for their growth
MOPANI Copper Mines executive officer Chris Vermeulen says Zambian public companies will not grow their operations if they do not work with the community. Yesterday...
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