Daily Nation Newspaper - 2019-03-07

• CYBERCRIMI­NALS FACE GOVT WRATH
• NGO dupes over 700 Livingston­e residents
• ACC officer testifies in graft case
• Farmers threaten to report TAZ to ACC
• I WILL APOLOGISE TO KAMBWILI - MUSENGE
• HH feigned assassinat­ion, Mwila says (
• US$247.76m sourced for Chinsali-Isoka Road
• LIVINGSTON­E RESIDENTS PROTEST MODERN MARKET DELAYS
• IBA and church mother bodies
• Lungu concerned with developmen­tal inequaliti­es
• ‘We’re imposing huge export duty on exported raw minerals’
• MORE WANT MKUSHI PF POLLS NULLIFIED
• Chipata council apologises to vendors
• ‘Strengthen laws on witchcraft’
• ZRA to roll out more electronic devices
• ZIM GETS $1BN IN LOANS
• Botswana offers Zim US$95m loan facility
• Gambia secures $161m for solar project
• EAZ response to article by Greg Mills on Brenthurst Charity Foundation on Zambia’s debt position
• Prime TV is UPND tool
• ‘KALABA COPPER MINING PROJECT TO ATTRACT ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES’
• Govt cleaning up agro system – Northwest PS
• Stop masqueradi­ng as freedom fighters - Walamba
• LUSAKA TOWN CLERK WARNS CARELESS WASTE DUMPERS
• ‘We strive to support vulnerable groups’
• Female condoms use still ‘doubted’
• GENDER EQUALITY KEY FOR PEACE – MINISTER
• COMACO walks the standards talk!
• THOUSANDS STRANDED AT KENYAN AIRPORTS
• Inequality 'underminin­g human rights'
• ALTERNATIV­E ENERGY SOURCES – THE CASE OF SOLAR ENERGY
• The renewable energy revolution

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