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First Presbyterian to send team of 10 to Zambia in September

The village's 10,000 residents live in mud huts with thatched roofs. Children play soccer with balled-up plastic bags or fabric tied with yarn. Women walk down the highway carrying baskets on their heads.

Zambia: Recognising the Efforts Women Have Made

WOMEN have always been held up to encouraging descriptions about how they are major contributors to national development, yet most times they are not given the tools that would translate their potential into real works.

Zambia: African States Must Harness Science - RB

PRESIDENT Rupiah Banda has emphasised the need for African countries, especially those in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) grouping, to harness science and technology for them to develop.

Zambia: State Buys Agro Tools for Women's Groups

GOVERNMENT has procured 150 hammer mills and Family Drip Irrigation Systems which will be distributed to women's groups in all the constituencies as a way to promote women's economic opportunities.

Christina Holder: Zambia's Constitutional Review Process Has Thwarted Meaningful Public Participation

"A costly spectacle." "A circus." "A charade." This is how some detractors in the Zambian media have described the NCC, the body charged with the task of rewriting the Zambian Constitution.

Zim golfers flop in Zambia

LOCAL professional golfers failed to make an impact when they took part in the Zambia Open with only five players making the cut over the weekend. Four-in-a-row for Cheetahs IT’S four in a row for the Cheetahs.

Copperbelt Energy of Zambia's First-Half Net Income Drops as Sales Decline

Copperbelt Energy Corp., a supplier of electricity to Zambian mines, said first-half profit dropped 40 percent as sales declined.

Zim golfers flop in Zambia

LOCAL professional golfers failed to make an impact when they took part in the Zambia Open with only five players making the cut over the weekend. Four-in-a-row for Cheetahs IT’S four in a row for the Cheetahs.

Land, Mineral Rights in Conflict in Zambia

MANSA, Aug 30 (IRIN) - Mining prospectors in Luapula Province, northern Zambia, have forced small-scale farmers from their land at gun point, according to villagers in the region. Integrated Regional Information Networks (IRIN) read more

ZAMBIA: Land and mineral rights in conflict

Source: IRIN Mining prospectors in Luapula Province, northern Zambia, have forced small-scale farmers from their land at gun point, according to villagers in the region.

South Africa: Arm in Copper Joint Venture in Zambia

AFRICAN Rainbow Minerals (ARM) is embarking on its first production foray outside SA with a R2,77bn copper project in Zambia with a joint venture partner, Brazil's Vale.

Zambia beat Ghana

QUALIFICATION to the last round of the 2011 Rwanda Under-17 Championship stage between Zambia and Ghana is off to a blast and indications from yesterday’s clash are that the tie is yet to start.

Da Silva wins in Zambia

Adilson Da Silva has birdied the final hole to win the R800 000 Zambia Open played at the 6 474m par-73 Ndola Golf Club.

Zambia: Task Force on HIV/Aids Includes Traditional Healers

THE inclusion of traditional healers in the Copperbelt Province AIDS Task Force (PATF) signifies the important role they play in health care services.

Da Silva leads in Zambia

Brazil's Adilson da Silva has pulled clear of the field after the second round of the Zambia Open at the Ndola Golf Club.

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