Daily Nation Newspaper - 2022-04-29

• ‘Zambia’s security at stake’
• LICENCE SCANDAL EXPLODES
• CBU dons call off protest
• HH donates salary to Ministry of Education
• Non-traditiona­l exports earnings hit K4.4bn
• Truck crushes chrome picker
• UNFORTUNAT­E DEATH
• GOVT STARTS ISSUING TIMBER EXPORT PERMITS
• Police deny PeP permit to protest
• US$150m secured for scaling up nutrition
• Vubwi Council chief calls for strict grain levy compliance
• INTEREST RATES TO CONTINUE MODERATING, SAYS ZANACO
• Inflation continues to decline
• Launch of Public Private Developmen­t Forum hailed
• ZIM TO HOST CONVENTION ON ECONOMIC GROWTH STRATEGY
• SA launches R720m green building funding package as climate fears escalate
• Kellogg’s in court battle over new rules for high-sugar cereals
• Eskom seeks indemnity from Karpowersh­ip over corruption allegation­s
• DPP HAS POWER TO PROFFER IMMUNITY
• APOLOGY NOT ACCEPTED, GARY MUST RESIGN
• GOVT MUST ADDRESS RISING COST OF LIVING - ZUNO
• SUE MALANJI NOT ME, SAYS EX-MP’S WIFE
• SOLWEZI CLERGY STOP PARENTS FROM VACCINATIN­G CHILDREN AGAINST POLIO
• WATER FIRM SEEKS WAYS FOR EFFICIENT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
• NO RANSOM PAYMENTS
• Africa must integrate routine vaccinatio­n programmes with Covid-19 jabs - WHO
• ‘No amount of intimidati­on can work here,’ Kagame tells foreign envoys
• PARK RANGERS ENTER FRAY IN WEST AFRICA’S BATTLE WITH MILITANTS
• 2022 FIFA WORLD CUP - PLAYER PROFILE
• ‘Let's honour Gabon heroes’
• COPPER QUEENS GAME FOR BOTSWANA

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