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Sunday 5th February 2012, 02:36
Rupiah accuses cops of lies over Henry
Police record statement from Thandiwe on Mpundu Trust...
RUPIAH Banda says his family is hurt by the investigations going on against them.
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 HOME NEWS
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Sata realigns 3 ministries, detaches labour from sport
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Ministry of Finance had no role in privatising Zanaco - Magande
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Free education not possible without mining tax - KK
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Cops arrest ex-ZAF chief over K1.5bn
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Machila's wife files for divorce
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Sata drops Wilombe, Chapewa
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PF, MMD differ over Msanzala violence reports
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Ex-convict Malunga dies in shoot-out with cops
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Kunda accuses government of bringing socialism
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Malila defends Sata on Zamtel
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Rupiah putting Henry in danger - Mangani
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Cadres hamper civil service efficiency, says Mutesa
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 EDITORIAL COMMENT
Liang should serve as a bribery lesson to all
IN a country where there is a feeling that it is normal practice to bribe government officials, the conduct of Rebecca Mulyengwa cannot be taken for granted.
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 BUSINESS NEWS
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CCPC urges mine suppliers to set up manufacturing plants
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Zanaco was a profitable bank, says former board member
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Check FRA's crop marketing exercise - Malambo
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Zamtel launches ‘You talk, we pay' promo
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LAP GreenN sues Zambian government
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 SPORTS
We are winning - Chansa
ISAAC Chansa and Christopher Katongo have declared today's quarterfinal clash against Sudan in Bata a must-win.
Zanaco recruits new players
ZANACO coach Keagan Mumba says he has recruited new players to improve the team's performance this season.
Women U-17 take on Botswana
WOMEN Under-17 national soccer team this afternoon takes on Botswana in the return leg of the 2012 World Cup preliminary qualifiers at Nkoloma Stadium.
Mandevu's OlympAfrica gets K540m boost from Japan
THE Japanese government has committed $106,000 (about K540 million) towards the completion of a multi-purpose sports facility in Mandevu Constituency.
 SHOWBIZ
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie ban kids from Googling them
BRAD Pitt and Angelina Jolie have blocked their six kids from looking them up online.
Jessie J gives her clothes to the homeless
HOMELESS folk living near Jessie J are the best dressed in London - because they're decked out in all the freebies she doesn't want.
Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt trade views on filmmaking
They're arguably Hollywood's highest-profile couple, so it's only natural that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie would privately discuss the art and business of filmmaking. According to Pitt, they don't always agree.
Oscar nominations due to be announced
The nominations for this year's Oscars are announced later, with George Clooney and Meryl Streep likely to lead the charge in the best actor and best actress categories.
 COLUMNISTS
The Journeyman
Illusions of prosperity
THE assertion that more money in people's pockets and lower taxes would directly translate into improved people's livelihoods is a fallacy.
Miyanda Maimbo
Failure must never be an option
In 2004, a couple of months after starting Prosoft, I had a dream, I had always wanted to one day start my very own business magazine. I enjoyed reading magazines and I had made assumptions that it would be very easy to start one and I would be on my way to making lots of money.
JCTR
The true spirit of Christmas Season's greetings to all!
The festive season is that time of the year when we stop for a moment and look back to the year that is coming to an end. At the same time we begin to look to the year ahead.
Guy Scott
Invisible campaigning
Last week's article about various presidential hopefuls each fantasising a "demographic" segment of the population that was going to vote for them, attracted one very trenchant commentary from an anonymous source.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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Removing roadblocks
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Nkandu Luo on Mafinga
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Kwacha demonetisation
COURT NEWS
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Court dismisses Kapiri election petition
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Court convicts UNZA student for theft
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RDA director testifies in false bank bond case
LIFESTYLE
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Mongu killings: Memories of January 14, 2011
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Dr Chinsembu: contributing to humanity
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Lwitikila Girls gears for jubilee amid challenges
EDITORIAL
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Liang should serve as a bribery lesson to all
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Government won't deliver if the civil service is not efficient
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It doesn't make sense to defend LAP GreenN's corruption
WORLD NEWS
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Man killed for taking too long in toilet
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Gaddafi supporters seize control of Libyan town
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S.Africa's Malema makes last stand with ANC appeal
PRESS FREEDOM
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US appeals court strikes down media swearing ban
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Journalists should never give in to government's demands - Al
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 LIFESTYLE
Mongu killings: Memories of January 14, 2011
Under a dark cloud cover, Saturday January 14, 2012 was a day that families, friends and relatives of Lozis killed in cold blood by police during the MMD government's tenure woke up with tears of painful memories of their beloved ones.
Dr Chinsembu: contributing to humanity
POLIO in childhood left his him partially paralysed and walking with a visible limp. But his brainpower shot him into a thrilling career in the academia.
Lwitikila Girls gears for jubilee amid challenges
AS one of the schools that has produced a number of high ranking women, Mpika's Lwitikila Girls Secondary School is today inundated with an array of educational challenges.
Controlling elephants using honeybees
In several places in Zambia, we hear stories of elephants destroying crop fields. The jumbos portend destruction once they swarm an area.
WEEKEND POST
From agric to catwalk: a tale of Mulenga's fairy leap
EDUCATION POST
Girls launch campaign against breast cancer



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