IN last week’s article, we started looking at the exciting and invaluable subject of giving time to our beloved sons and daughters. Today we shall build on from where we ended and look at the...

By JAMES KUNDA – AGRICULTURE remains one of the sectors that has as expected, complemented the growth of the Zambian economy in the year 2013. This was buoyed by a number of strategies that Government...

By MIRIAM ZIMBA- WITH an estimated population of about 13 million people, most of whom live along the line of rail, Zambia has a surface area of 753,000 square kilometres and a core road network...

By Ben Phiri – The year 2013, will not just come to a close without an overview of the gemstones sector, which has now turned out to be Zambia’s most lucrative industry. Developments documented in...

  By JAMES MUYANWA – THE Zambian economy is this year expected to post mixed results with some splendid macroeconomic indicators amid stunted growth. Zambia is among Africa’s fastest growing economies and for the last...

By GETHSEMANE MWIZABI – THE year 2013 was in a lot of ways both defining and refining for the country. Both happy and sad memories would remain in the minds of every Zambian, old enough...

By JONES MUNANG’ANDU – THE truth about cheating is that it does not mean you have to kiss, meet or have sex with a third party. Once you find yourself deleting texts and e-mails so...

By SYCORAX TIYESA NDHLOVU – As we enjoy the gift of life; and before we enter 2014, it is important to reflect on our past performance; and generate lessons that can make us do much...

By CHILA NAMAIKO – IMAGINE a country without farmers, there would be hunger and starvation because people would not have a variety of agricultural products to purchase or consume. As such, the agricultural sector remains...

By SYLVIA MWEETWA – FOR others ending the year 2013 was just like having another Christmas celebration but the story was different for some female prisoners at Kabwe’s Maximum Female Prison. The day was an extraordinary one following the move by President Michael Sata to set some prisoners...