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Mr Sata has appointed Stella Libongani as the new inspector-general of the Zambia Police, becoming the first female to head the police since the country's independence in 1964. The Zambian leader has also appointed Mr Martin Mwanambale as the new...
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Sable shenanigans: how Zambia’s sable population is falling prey to unscrupulous traders
The Ecologist
More recently though, there has been a dramatic change in ZAWA’s fortunes, which may in turn affect the fate of the sables. Within a week of winning the October 2011 general election, Zambia’s president, Michael Sata, fired its entire board and...
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Zambia national football team captain Christopher Katongo (Bottom C) holds the 2012 African Cup of Nations trophy during an awards ceremony following the African Cup of Nations final football match between Ivory Coast and Zambia, on February 11, 2012,... View Photo »
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God helps those who help themselves and so you have to simplify these things, if you want help put it in writing
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The crowd which was ecstatic before the Head of State arrived, suddenly went quiet as some scrambled for space to get the best view of Mr Sata. After disembarking from the helicopter, Mr Sata was led to the graves of the fallen heroes. The president...
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Michael Sata has promoted Stella Libongani to the position of Inspector-General of Police and appointed Martin Mwanambale as Director-General of the Zambia Security Intelligence Services (ZSIS). The development makes Ms Libongani, who was previously...
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Kenneth Kaunda International Airport and all the way to the Showgrounds on Monday. The Frenchman who danced with his players to the "Donchi Kubeba" song as well as to the gospel songs the team sang at matches during the AFCON tournament later presented...
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Zambia's President Michael Sata (C) arrives at the African Union headquarters in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, on January 30, 2012. Meanwhile South Africa's former foreign Minister, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, sought to unseat Gabon's Jean Ping in... View Photo »
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President Michael Sata and the PF Government have actually given the Zambian citizens access to information and it is a good measure to always ensure that people have information all the time
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Minister Chishimba Kambwili has said there is need for the Government to invest more money in the development of sport as it was a great unifier. Kambwili called for increased investment in sport in an interview at Independence Stadium in Lusaka...
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Sources at Zanaco have disclosed that Rabobank has sold most of the bank's properties, including institutional houses and training centre hostels. As of December 2004, Zanaco's net assets stood at 14,15 million euros. Zambian President Michael Sata...
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