Daily Nation Newspaper - 2021-10-05

• LAZ OFFSIDE
• Stop alarming statements on debt status
• Investigat­ive wings free to probe even ministers, says Bwalya
• Minister warns UPND youths over gold invasion
• Stop being emotional, Nakacinda tells Speaker
• HALT DRC BORDER DEMARCATIO­N
• Tricycle ambulance deal smells ‘fishy’
• ZAMBIA’S PRIVATE ‘BUDGET MUST SECTOROFFE­R STABILITY’ IMPROVES
• ALLWhy continue EXPORTS driving TO a vehicleBE PROCESSEDt­hat is registered FROMin another INLAND person’s PORTS name when a change of ownership is free with the Zambia Revenue Authority
• Investment in science, technology key to economic growth - expert
• Cape Town Stock Exchange opens on Thursday and aims to lure firms from Nigeria to Kenya
• Public servants’ salaries won’t be affected by review, says department
• Boris Johnson says Brexit Britain must adapt amid fuel and food shortages
• Australia-EU trade talks delayed as row deepens
• Lifting of the Covid-19 restrictiv­e measures welcome
• KCC warns street vendors enablers
• PF accuse UPND of witch-hunt to divert attention from campaign promises
• Bad state of Sikaunzwe teachers’ houses worry authoritie­s
• PANDORA PAPERS
• Ethiopia’s Abiy sworn in for new term
• Nomination­s for CJ end as Ramaphosa defends selection process

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