Daily Nation Newspaper - 2022-05-04

• FOOD PRICES TO GRADUALLY REDUCE
• ‘Fuel price reduction must trickle down’
• President Hichilema mourns Bishop Njovu
• I QUIT BECAUSE GOVT WAS FIGHTING ME - DR SAMPA
• CHITOTELA OWES OVER K6M
• President Hichilema breached Constituti­on - PeP
• Be firm on ministers, Musenge warns HH
• CDF MUST COUNT
• WE ARE READY FOR DIALOGUE OVER MPIMA PLOTS - KABWE COUNCIL
• ‘Rescind reintroduc­tion of licentiate exams’
• COMESA, ZAMSTATS LAUNCH DATA FOR SMALL-SCALE CROSS BORDER TRADERS
• Africa’s economic growth provides daunting challenge to energy sector
• ‘PROTECT LOCAL BUSINESS INTERESTS’
• HH’S DONATION OF SALARY TO EDUCATION
• STOP CRIMINALIS­ING POLITICS
• WHY NIGERIA AND OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES ARE BLOCKING CELLPHONES
• Chile One relative fumes after cadres celebrate his death
• ‘Stop using workers deductions to fund NHIMA’
• Govt encourages social dialogue, says Kapala
• UHURU WARNS OIL MARKETERS
• Dangote renews interest in Zim
• Boosted by oil prices, ExxonMobil, Chevron throw cash at investors
• Domestic airports rehab forecast to boost Zim’s tourism
• Billions from rich countries will help to bail out Eskom
• NOT ACCEPTABLE BUT…
• Joint Rwanda and SADC forces restores life in Macomia, Moz
• MAN UNITED STROLL TAKES STING OUT OF FAN PROTEST AGAINST GLAZERS
• ALGERIA AND DJAMEL BELMADI:
• SPORTS FEAST
• NAPSA STARS NEED BEEFING UP - MUTAPA

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