Daily Nation Newspaper - 2017-12-14

• 120 FARMERS SWINDLED
• Entire police needs overhaul - Ng’oma
• Bemba party slammed
• Makebi defends ex-ministers over refund
• Second victim dies in arson case
• ZAM denounces Pilato song
• Farming crisis looms
• Disgruntle­d politician­s sponsored CBU ‘Al Shaabab’ protest - Luo
• First Lady champions safety for disabled kids
• PAC infuriated over K66m expired drugs
• UPND MP ejected
• Parley approves K71.6 billion budget
• Police bank acount initiative hailed
• Gemcanton chief fights for come back
• NO NEED FOR VIOLENCE
• CHINA TO BUILD CONFERENCE CENTRE FOR ZAMBIA
• Reject Nchito’s Subpoenas -State
• Lafarge commits to community assistance
• SIT UP AND DO YOUR JOB, LCC TOLD
• Youths fight exam malpractic­e
• PS commends GRI for fight against poaching
• CHONGWE SOLAR MILLING PLANTS INSTALLED
• Expectant moms want health services brought closer
• Disability agency gets 355 wheelchair­s
• Short courses unveiling cheer councillor
• ARMYWORMS WAGE WAR IN KITWE
• SA firm eyes Mpezeni Park in Chifubu
• Indo Zambia allots 30m vouchers for FISP
• E-voucher part of rural financial inclusion - Mutati
• ZABS sets standards for used tyres
• Global investors launch climate plan to pressure gas emitters
• Heat-notburn tobacco 'is a health risk'
• BURUNDI PRESIDENT LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO EXTEND RULE
• Democrat Jones wins U.S. Senate seat in Alabama in blow to Trump
• Erdogan seeks to galvanise Muslim leaders over Jerusalem
• TEACHERS CALL FOR BAN ON ENERGY DRINKS IN SCHOOLS
• Female contractor­s to get 20% works on dual carriagewa­y
• Under-20players get financial tips

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