By POTIPHER TEMBO- THEY sang, danced, ululated and expressed great joy. Indeed, this was something which they had to celebrate home about because they had achieved the skills empowerment which would always be with them....
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Read MoreBy MIRIAM ZIMBA- IMAGINE a Zambia with zero new HIV-infections due to increased prevention in interventions. Currently, the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) target is to get to zero HIV-infections, zero, zero HIV related deaths and...
Read MoreBy SAM PHIRI – WHEN it comes to matters of proficiency and professionalism in the civil aviation industry, Capt Alick Sakala, is simply heights above his peers. A household name in the industry, he has...
Read MoreBy POTIPHER TEMBO – THE former ruling party, MMD, should take a leaf from the other former ruling party – the United National Independence party (UNIP). UNIP was Zwambia’s most vibrant party from the time...
Read MoreBy SHUPE NKUNIKA – ROAD transport is one of the most promising and potent means for rapid industrialisation and agricultural advancement. It plays an important role in the social economic development of any country. Good...
Read MorePreamble: SINCE the initial edition of The Referee Column which was published in the Sunday Times of Zambia dated October 6, 2013, the column has been running weekly since then. In football there are 17...
Read MoreLIVINGSTONE is known for its tourism exploits in Zambia and that has seen the Southern Province city earn a status as the country’s tourist capital. But even in the face of tourism, the SPECTRUM explored...
Read MoreLAST week we welcomed Honourable Emerine Kabanshi as new Minister in the Ministry of Community Development Mother and Child Health and we provided timely advice on Zambia Agency for Persons with Disabilities and the way...
Read MoreORGANISATIONS, politicians and political parties can improve on their public relations (PR) and increase their corporate social responsibility through mobilising local communities for resource mobilisation for many local community development projects. As a developing country,...
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