Daily Nation Newspaper - 2018-08-20

• CHIEF STEPS IN MINE SAGA
• Annan had noble intentions -President Lungu
• UPND cries foul
• Church mother bodies under fire
• ‘STOP PLOTTING EVIL’
• Black Mountain in limbo
• RTSA MAY WAIVE ‘SPEEDING’ FINES
• Lungu extols Mwanawasa
• NEC abandons Chipimo
• US commits to poverty reduction in Zambia
• RESURRECTI­ON SEQUEL
• Catholic Church developmen­t efforts cheer govt
• DIVERSIFY CROPS, RURAL FARMERS URGED
• Agro sector placed on growth path - Minister
• INSURANCE RECORDS K751M IN FIRST QUARTER
• India to boost Africa trade with $62bn
• UK Bank chief warns on Brexit staff moves
• KENYA GOES BACK TO DRAWING BOARD OVER HIGH ELECTRICIT­Y BILLS
• Eurozone bailout programme is finally over
• Teacher licence payment scheme is welcome move
• BUTEKO MARKET CONSTRUCTI­ON STARTS
• Woman narrates teen’s rescue from Tokota boys
• Luanshya council for quality services
• WE HAVE PAID EVERYONE - LCC
• Poor roads, lack of drainages irk residents
• UNIP backs Church on dialogue
• ‘CURB CORRUPTION IN POLICE SERVICE’
• Tackle livestock diseases, State told
• HANDLING INSURANCE CLAIMS
• THE CROP-SPRAYING DRONES THAT GO WHERE TRACTORS CAN'T
• Ghana declares week of mourning after KofiAnnan's death
• Boko Haram jihadists kill four farmers in NE Nigeria
• SKIN-WHITENING CREAMS: THE BATTLE AGAINST ILLEGAL PRODUCTS
• Sia Makes Rare Appearance Without One of Her Signature Wigs
• Young Thug arrested at Dave & Buster's on his birthday
• FRENCH FOOTBALLER CLAIMS HE 'HAD SEX WITH SISTER AND AUNT’
• ‘Chelsea not yet Premier League contenders’
• Victory cheers ‘Chicken’

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