Daily Nation Newspaper - 2021-09-25

• USAID announces $18.5m additional funding for Zambia
• Nawakwi contempt case reactivate­d
• FAST TRACK COURT FOR GRAFT NOT WORKABLE, SAYS LUBINDA
• DRIVERS’ TERROR CONTINUES
• Re-arrest of freed suspects angers UPND cadres
• HH wants Zambia to be food secure
• NAKACINDA CALLS OUT UPND LIES ON VIOLENT CADRES
• GUILTY AS CHARGED
• PF members not for squabbles, says Kamba
• NGOCC, NALUMANGO CONFER OVER GENDER AGENDA
• CEEC completes constructi­on of Kafue industrial yard
• I’VE NO AMBITION FOR PF TOP JOB - MALANJI
• 3,000 ENTREPRENE­URS GET BUSINESS TIPS
• RETAILERS, MANUFACTUR­ERS URGED TO NETWORK
• NO FORMER RULING PARTY IN ZAMBIA HAS BOUNCED BACK TO POWER But PF have what
• HH TRIP DEFENDED
• Sampa should be within miles to deliver developmen­t
• ‘ZAMBIANS SHOULD HAVE BIGGER STAKE IN GOLD MINING’
• Govt should guarantee peace - activist
• Reflex Arc
• HAITIAN MIGRANTS AT US BORDER: WE'VE BEEN THROUGH 11 COUNTRIES'
• KENYATTA SAYS AFRICA NEEDS INVESTMENT, NOT CHARITY
• KABILA ICC TROUBLE?
• KENYA'S CBC EDUCATION REFORM: HOW SCARECROWS ARE TERRIFYING PARENTS
• CHELSEA FACE MAN CITY TEST
• Barcelona held as under pressure Koeman is sent off
• Murray into first ATP quarter-final in 2 years
• Fifa calendar reforms destructiv­e for club game - ECA
• POWER, ZANACO SEEK REDEMPTION
• Copper Queens feast on Malawi

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