Daily Nation Newspaper - 2021-05-29

• MINE CLOSURE RILES LOCALS
• CANDIDATES’ ASSETS DATA NOT READY - ECZ
• Failed Bill 10 haunts UPND, says Greyfold Monde
• 6 murder victims identified
• Tobacco farmers poised to reap $113m from crop
• NAREP chiefs take presidenti­al tiff to court
• Govt halts unnecessar­y travels
• STOP SENSELESS DEBATE
• Chibombo man petitions, asks to join eligibilit­y case
• IBA hands Muvi TV final warning
• ‘HIGHLY-PRICED COPPER GAME-CHANGER FOR ZAMBIA’
• ZAM wants more investment in edible oil
• Banks well ahead of fraudster
• French oil giant Total rebrands in shift to renewables
• ZAMBIA MUST IMPROVE MINING, SAYS EXPERT
• Women in mining seek strategic alliances
• ZICTA enhances cyber sensitisat­ion drive
• Erring shops in Chililabom­bwe face sanctions
• Two constituti­onal provisions assented to – a relief to prisoners
• Luonde should be the last person to tell us to keep quiet
• Police, Min of Health must enforce Lungu’s Covid-19 adherence directive
• PF IN L/STONE PREDICTS VICTORY
• Govt seeks marketers’ voice in policy matters
• Enact ZIHRM Bill, Govt urged
• 164 opposition cadres defect to PF
• FOREIGN TROOPS TO JOIN MOZAMBIQUE’S TERROR FIGHT
• Somalia leaders ink new election deal
• Germany apologises for colonial-era genocide in Namibia
• Kenya to stop giving first doses of AstraZenec­a jabs
• SPICY DERBY …As Napsa, Zanaco clash in Lusaka derby under new coaches
• Premier Futsal League finals on
• Jere hails FAZ Tribunal
• Firings annoy coaches

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