Daily Nation Newspaper - 2018-06-15

• Patients’ agony tales
• Trachoma prevention launched in Chinsali
• 1,000 farmers earmarkedf­or skills training
• President has not received FIC report-Chanda
• Sata, Miles mayoral aspiration­s slammed
• Zambia records decline in new HIV infections
• FOOD SECURITY ASSURED -ZNFU
• Parley extols late Kalima
• Explain the Kenya trip, Nkombo challenged
• TSHUMA SNUBS CSO DISCUSSION
• No security personnel died in cholera clean-up campaign - minister
• Minor can’t be director - PACRA boss …testifies in Kambwili forgery case
• GOVT CANCELS LOANS
• Poor medical care
• Over 30 file mayoral nomination­s under 7-
• Only 4 FIC cases given to DEC
• Hold party convention, HH told
• Civic leader hails Kalima’s legacy
• Shutdown school without teachers, parents urge govt
• Rice farmers happy with new farming technologi­es
• Private partnershi­p vital for rail sector-ZRL Chief
• We’ll protect positive outlook -BoZ
• African borrowing gets smarter
• MORE PROJECTS COMING - COUNCILLOR
• COUNCILLOR APPEALS FOR TOOLS
• Wake up call for ZEMA
• POLICE ROAD BLOCKS ARE BACK IN LUSAKA
• Multichoic­e takes too long to approve applicatio­n for service
• Hon Victoria Kalima, the champion of gender is gone
• WOMAN, GRANDCHILD DIE IN ROAD ACCIDENT
• Kariba dam constructi­on workers demand pay hike
• Mwembeshi health centres now white elephants
• GUNS FEAR AT ANC INDABA
• ETHIOPIAN BANK ROBBERS GET STUCK IN TRAFFIC
• US LAYS OUT TERMS FOR NK SANCTIONS RELIEF
• 5 ADDITIONAL HOSPITALS ON CARDS - DR CHILUFYA
• ‘In-coming mayor should be innovative’
• UNFIT IN MIDDLE AGE: ARE YOU DOOMED?
• Zimbabwe or Zambia?

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