Daily Nation Newspaper - 2018-01-24

• KAMBWILI CRIES
• Miles Sampa fumes
• JCC compositio­n okay, but …
• ARREST LOOTERS, TRADITIONA­L CHIEF TELLS PRESIDENT
• Axe shady contractor­s - NGO
• ConCourt reprimands ‘time wasters’
• Nabbed for tresspassi­ng on own land
• Zambians won’t starve - minister
• Three cops deny having fake K2.4 million
• DON’T BE SWAYED, SOUTH PF ADVISES MEMBERS
• ORDERLY TRADING
• I will fire you, Lungu warns ministers
• INDIA RELEASES US $18M FOR HEALTH POSTS
• Sub-standard chlorine withdrawn from market
• KALABA STAGE MANAGED RECEPTION DISINGENUO­US
• Ancient politics vex youth NGO
• Ignore greedy detractors, church tells Lungu
• Open letter to the inspector-general of Zambia police
• Nakonde-Chinsali road rehab to start
• CCPC acts to protect online shoppers
• State keen to increase FDI inflows
• EMBASSY MARKETS ZAMBIA AT US TRAVEL SHOW
• Central Province plans for investment forum
• IMF raises global growth forecast, sees Trump tax boost
• ‘YOU ARE FREE TO LEAVE THE PF’
• CB records increase in new HIV infections
• ACC NABS SOLWEZI ACCOUNTANT
• Kansanshi Mine to support local businesses
• REDEEMING TEACHERS’ GLORY
• Bank takes cholera fight to schools
• FOREIGNERS SLEEPING IN KABWATA MARKET
• POSITIVE VIBRATIONS No 94
• AFRICA CAN PROPSPER
• A RECAP OF THE YEAR 2017 FOR THE ERB
• ANC YET TO DECIDE OVER ZUMA’S FATE
• Jazz great Hugh Masekela dies
• UN peacekeepe­rs shouldn’t shy away from using force - report
• Contrite pope apologises for sexual abuse comments that ‘wounded many’
• Zim family leaves Bangkok after 3-month airport stay
• FQM hailed for sponsoring rugby tourneys
• NAPSA STARS AIMS HIGH

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