Daily Nation Newspaper - 2018-06-25

• URANIUM DISASTER LOOMS
• Mulongoti backs calls to restore Chiluba’s immunity, property
• Duped contractor cries foul
• Help Black Mountain victim’s families - PF
• Matero councillor backs Sampa mayoral adoption
• Zambia closer to $1.3bn IMF deal
• DISOWN KAKOMA HANDSHAKE REMARKS, HH DARED
• ‘WE WON’T BE SWAYED’
• 6 stranded pupils impregnate­d in Katete
• Zambia joins fight against illicit arms
• LUSAMBO WARNS VENDORS
• We’re not a headless party - Musenge
• I am ready to serve all -Sampa
• STOP ROGUE CONTRACTOR­S
• Chinese firm deserts projects
• NEW WATER POLICIES RAPPED
• ‘TREAT LUANO AS STAND-ALONE IN AGRO ACTIVITIES’
• Install weighbridg­e on Ndola-Kitwe highway
• `MKUSHI TRUST TO CREATE JOBS’
• State to boost railway facilities through PPP
• Mopani in lifespan boost
• Depending on one soccer player...
• FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION ACHIEVABLE - PS
• Maheba refugee camp records 2,400 new arrivals
• ‘STOP POLITICISI­NG BLACK MOUNTAIN ACCIDENT’
• Expert calls for increased fish WroK\ction
• SDA lauds State on cleaning exercise
• CHOMA STREET VENDORS BACK
• Lungu’s pronouncem­ent cheers traders’ foundation
• ‘WE WON’T ALLOW THIS COWARDLY ACT TO GET IN OUR WAY’
• Bemba to get DRC diplomatic passport
• Saudi women toast as driving ban ends
• Turks vote in crunch poll
• WHO GAMING DISORDER LISTING A ‘MORAL PANIC’, SAY EXPERTS
• TRAIN LOCAL COACHES, FAZ TOLD
• Zambia in tricky hocRL` (@. Kra^
• Brilliant England reach World Cup knockout stage with 6-1 win

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