Daily Nation Newspaper - 2022-04-28

• MINERS CRY FOR INCREMENTS
• ZCCM-IH geared on electrical vehicle boom
• Poor response to CDF worries CB Minister
• ‘WE WILL STAND WITH PRESIDENT HICHILEMA’
• MARY CHIRWA REPORTED
• CHIEF SINAZONGWE BREATHES FIRE
• RESOLVE CONFLICTS ON LAKE KARIBA
• Kabwe district alarmed with rise in illegal private schools
• Persons with disabiliti­es threaten to protest
• KAMBWILI’S $160,000 CASE STALLS
• HEALTHY POPULATION KEY TO DEVELOPMEN­T - PS
• IMPOSE TOUGH TAXES ON TOBACCO SUPPLIERS, GOVT URGED
• KUDOS TO ESTHER LUNGU ON HER GRADUATION
• It’s 12 Days since Pamela Chisupa disappeare­d
• Positives from HH press conference
• Nine provinces to have UBUNTU NEWS oxygen systems-Masebo
• Human Resource selection committee warned against corrupt practices
• ZIM ‘MINING SECTOR GROWTH PROSPECTS BRIGHT’
• World faces biggest energy price shock since 1970s - World Bank
• Sri Lanka says WB nods $600m in financial aid
• Millions of South Africans may lose out on US$22 grant in April
• ANC CLEAN-UP
• Ethiopian soldiers seek asylum in Sudan
• Putin agrees to UN, ICRC help to evacuate civilians from Azovstal plant - UN
• New opposition alliance vows to stop Tunisia power grab
• SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE
• FOOTBALL PROBLEMS IN NIGERIA ‘BEYOND COACHING’, SAYS DANIEL AMOKACHI
• FEDERER SET FOR ATP TOUR RETURN AT SWISS INDOORS IN OCTOBER
• MAN CITY LET REAL MADRID OFF THE HOOK IN 7-GOAL CHAMPIONS LEAGUE CLASSIC
• ‘DON'T DROP YOUR GUARD’
• FAZ RECEIVE KUDOS

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