Daily Nation Newspaper - 2019-03-14

• Loan repayments pushed up debt - Mwanakatwe
• UPND boss in trouble
• Kambwili’s Judicial Review on Parley seat flops
• Saturnia petition gains momentum in UK
• ‘PRIORITISE LOCAL CONTRACTOR­S FOR TENDERS’
• Speaker reserves ruling on Nakacinda seat location
• REJECT TRIBAL POLITICS - MP
• Israel bolsters MoH’s circumcisi­on drive
• Egyptian business group coming - envoy
• MEALIE MEAL PRICES SOAR IN CHONGWE
• Activist urges support for youths
• Mealie meal shortage hits Isoka
• State to help homeless Mkushi families
• SA BUSINESS CONFIDENCE FALLS FURTHER
• UK Parliament rejects May’s Brexit
• Mice outbreak affects Zim crop production
• Venezuela extends shutdown of schools, amid blackouts
• Open skies treaty hurts Kenya Airways
• Kapijimpan­ga’s assurance to youths
• POLITICAL VIOLENCE
• ‘Give credit where it’s due’
• CBU strike bites
• ‘Probe drug abuse among Mtendere youth gangs’
• President Lungu emulated on morning jogs
• Women need more educationa­l opportunit­ies
• ‘STOP VERBAL ABUSE OF WOMEN’
• Get involved in governance, women advised
• 100 children, many others feared trapped in collapse of Nigeria building that housed school
• RAMAPHOSA ENDORSES ZIM GOVERNMENT
• Ethiopia to send plane's black box abroad
• Cardinal caged for child sex abuse
• CARDINAL PELL: FROM VATICAN APARTMENT TO AUSTRALIAN PRISON CELL
• WORLD CUP WHISKY AND THE COLD WAR: WHEN EAST & WEST GERMANY MET

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