Daily Nation Newspaper - 2022-06-17

• GOVT TO EXTEND FUEL SUBSIDIES - KAPALA
• FUND COUNCILS IF THEY ARE TO PERFORM
• BLACK MOUNTAIN SPAT
• Hamukale opposes GMO food and technology
• Govt. ready to address business opportunit­y challenges - Hichilema
• PF NEEDS MEMBERSHIP AUDIT, NOT GENERAL CONFERENCE - ACTIVIST
• ACTIONAID CONCERNED WITH DELAYED CONCLUSION ON IMF BAILOUT PLAN
• DO WE REALLY NEED ROTHSCHILD TO ADVISE US ON MOPANI?
• Paul Moonga, repent of your violence and start afresh
• HH COPPERBELT TOUR A SUCCESS, SAYS MATAMBO Friday 28 PROBEDJOHA­NNESBURGRA­MAPHOSA
• 5 contractor­s jostle for contract to modernise Sakania border
• Chakwera Lufwanyama reshuffles­has enough cabinet after drugs graftin all scandalshe­alth centers, says Dr Ng’ambi
• Watermelon traders appeal for organised green market
• DEAF YOUTH, WOMEN CALL FOR REVIEW PERSONS WITH DISABILITY ACT
• A DREAM WORTH CHASING - COSMAS NGANDWE AKA ‘LOGIC’
• CONGO DR CRISIS
• Food crisis will drive record displaceme­nt levels higher - UN refugee chief
• UK pushes on with plan to deport migrants to Rwanda
• EU leaders criticised for tepid support bring 'message of unity' to Ukraine
• MANTASHE SOUNDS ALARM ON DODGY DIESEL IN SA
• Mauritius Commercial Bank to open Nigeria office in Africa growth plan
• Zim cotton growers to get US dollar part payment
• Gridlocked WTO negotiatio­ns stretch into final day
• ‘I am never at peace!’
• ‘MWEPU NEEDS TO IMPROVE’

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