The People’s Newspaper
ECONOMIST Trevor Hambayi has urged the Central Bank to invest in short term measures such as imposing exchange controls in order to cushion the current rapid depreciation of the kwacha.
BUSINESS executive Bizwell Mutale and his company, MKP South Africa (Zambia) Limited have been sued in the Lusaka High Court for alleged rental arrears amounting to over US$150,000.
SOCIALIST Party president Fred M’membe says his government will do away with the provincial ministers and district commissioners and chiefs will be given power to run the affairs of districts and provinces.
WE are shocked that the authorities have allowed a situation where water sachets are being sold to the public by suspected unlicenced companies.
VEDANTA Resources should consider selling its minority shares in Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) to the government instead of looking for another private investor, the National Union for Miners and Allied Workers (NUMAW) has said.
LEBEN Laboratories (PVT) Limited has discontinued proceedings against Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority (ZAMRA) and the Attorney General, in a matter it was seeking an order to stop the disposal of its consignment of pharmaceutical products pending determination of the application before the High Court.
REMOVING small buses from the road to ease congestion is not viable as Zambia is still a developing country and cannot manage to be killing small businesses such as those small bus operators, Ishmael Kankara has said.
LUSAKA Magistrate Trevor Kasanda has revoked a bench warrant issued against Patriotic Front (PF) information and publicity chairperson, Emmanuel Mwamba in a matter he is accused of assaulting a police officer who was on duty.
PATRIOTIC Front (PF) secretary general Raphael Nakacinda has accused the police of charging Rizwan Patel with a trumped up charge of aggravated robbery in a bid to punish him because of his affiliation to the former ruling party.
CHISHALA Kateka, the New Heritage Party president has described the directive by President Hakainde Hichilema that all health volunteers who had been offering services to cholera centres across the country should immediately be employed as a “sangwapo” job extravaganza.
