By STANSLOUS NGOSA – A FORTNIGHT ago, Lusaka Water and Sewerage Company (LWSC) announced that more than 25 boreholes have completely dried up, while the other 100 have very low levels and producing less than...

By BRIAN HATYOKA? – FOR many years now, Zimbabwe has continued to host the Sanganai/Hlanganani  World Travel and Tourism Africa Expo which is an important event on the continent and global tourism calendar. The event...

BY JOWIT SALUSEKI? – THE legacy of late President Michael Sata will be incomplete without mentioning the Ministry of Tourism and Arts which he created upon ascending to the Republican presidency on 23 September 2011....

By STEPHEN KAPAMBWE? – HE sits on a low stool covered in cow skin under the shade of a stunted guava tree chopping away at a piece of mukwa wood. Now and again he is...

AS Zambia prepares to bury former President Michael Chilufya Sata in Lusaka next Tuesday, I am reminded of Apostle Paul’s farewell message to his son Timothy saying, ‘I have fought the good fight, I have...

By Victor Siingwa – WEST Lunga National Park is one of Zambia’s National parks characterized with beautiful scenery of wildlife. The fauna in this area gives it the undoubtedly qualification of being an import bird...

By SYCORAX TIYESA NDHLOVU – LIKE job application letter writing, curriculum vitae (CV) writing is another tool that one can use to land in a good job. But for a CV to facilitate successful job...

One day a group of pupils were taken on a conducted familiarisation tour of a mine operation on the copperbelt and the itinerary included sewer ponds where danger was lurking in the seemingly calm waters...

By DELPHINE ZULU? – DETERMINED not to be left behind in a fast evolving electronic age, the Zambian Judiciary has been maximising the use of information and communication technology (ICT) to quicken judicial settlements and...

By Dixon Bwalya – OCTOBER 24, 1964 is not the date the Zambian people attained their independence or freedom; rather this is the date that marked the commencement of the decolonisation process that, hopefully, would...