Daily Nation Newspaper - 2021-06-17

• SUBSIDISE FUEL PRICE, GOVT URGED
• Running mates did not contravene constituti­on - ConCourt
• Over 15, 000 artisanal gold miners see light
• NAME GOVT COMPLEX AFTER CHILUBA - MUSOMA
• New KK Airport to be commission­ed in August
• Rigging petition dismissed
• Police to intensify patrols - IG
• BAN INTERNATIO­NAL ELECTION OBSERVES, ECZ URGED
• Murdered Reeves Malambo’s daughter sues trustees
• 19 perish as truck plunges into river
• Help end violence, Veep urges Church
• BANKING Man-in-the-Middle Internet Banking Fraud
• EAZ warns of Covid Thursday threat on economy 6 12 March, 2020
• Shoprite commits to support local suppliers
• Private sector business activities slow down, survey shows
• JCTR to engage media on sensitisat­ion drive
• THE REMOVAL OF MEAL ALLOWANCES HAS RESULTED INTO A TREMENDOUS INCREASE OF STUDENTS WHO ARE NOW BENEFITING FROM GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHI­PS
• HH must apologise
• KENYA GOES FOR FOURTH EUROBOND
• 18 firms face RBZ sanctions over forex abuse
• Nigeria’s Access Bank has big plans for SA as it launches a new retail bank
• Nigeria's Access Bank has big plans for SA as it launches a new retail bank
• MALARIA FIGHT IN CHILILABOM­BWE INTENSIFIE­S
• Covid-19 wreaks havoc in tourism industry
• THE COLLAPSE OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM IN ZAMBIA
• DR CONGO SENATE DECLINES TO LIFT EX-PM'S IMMUNITY
• IT GETS WORSE FOR NKANA
• LUNGU SAVED JOBS ON THE COPPERBELT
• Zambians to reap more from mining

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