Daily Nation Newspaper - 2021-03-22

• 10m tonnes copper deficit projected …prices to peak
• UPND Liswaniso predicts HH arrest over Kalomo land
• AUG 12 POLLS TO RECLAIM WEALTH LOST TO PRIVATISAT­ION - YALI
• Ultimate Insurance director loses vehicle case
• NEVERS CONTEMPTUO­US OF COURT - LAWYER
• Zambia records 3% reduction in covid19 positivity rate
• CONCOURT ON POINT
• GROUNDWATE­R PROTECTION IN THE ZAMBIAN GERMAN BILATERAL DEVELOPMEN­T COOPERATIO­N
• Project Management
• MICRO-INSURANCE UNDERWAY - PIA
• Stanbic's support for women in manufactur­ing guaranteed
• MBOWENI’S FEAR
• Export crops to transform rural areas, says Mnangagwa
• Global GDP will grow the most since 1980 this year amid vaccinatio­n and stimulus, Fitch says
• Could Joel and Noel realise their ‘dream cop’ jobs
• Let political beneficiar­ies of Kambwili’s falsehoods apologize too
• Let's learn from Eritrean, Ethiopian or Motswana people holistical­ly
• THESE PRODUCTION UNITS…
• AFCFTA; AN OPPORTUNIT­Y FOR FARMERS - ZCF
• North Western scales up tree planting
• UN chief calls for forest conservati­on
• A Guide To ‘Living’ The 2021 Financial Literacy Week Theme: ‘Take Care Of Your Health, Take Care Of Your Money’
• SADC CALLS FOR CONSERVATI­ON OF WATER
• MOZAMBIQUE CONFLICT: Why are US forces there?
• KITWE ROAD REHAB TO RESUME
• Invest in security, Banks, financial institutio­ns urged
• Lusambo predicts land-slide for Lungu
• Expedite implementa­tion of SI on cargo movement - RDA
• Visually-impaired appeal for free education
• Zambia, Czech Republic confer
• ‘GOVERNMENT WILL HELP DOWN SYNDROME CHILDREN’
• Govt growth initiative­s elate Kalumbila chief
• EMPOWEMENT OF YOUTHS WITH 50 FUEL TANKERS
• INTERNET SHUT AS CONGO VOTES, WITH SASSOU NGUESSO SET TO WIN

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