Daily Nation Newspaper - 2023-03-20

• Chongwe youth wins London’s historic Grand Prix award in Visual Arts
• Monze council s eizes expired foods, personal care products
• ZAMBIA NOT READY TO HOST DEMOCRACY SUMMIT - MUNDUBILE
• COGNITIVE DISSONANCE
• KAZUNGULA VILLAGERS PROTEST
• RECAPATALI­SE NCZ FOR CHEAPER FERTILIZER - MUSENGE
• Court sets judgement day for abductor
• Bank of Zambia calls for submission for working papers on monetary policy, inflation
• HIGH PRICES OF RENEWABLE TECHNOLOGI­ES WORRY GOVT
• It's official: Power price hike of almost 19pc confirmed for April, despite Ramaphosa plea
• Gold Fields and AngloGold Ashanti propose joint venture to create Africa’s largest gold mine
• Congo must stop over reliance on oil for economic growth – WB report
• China enters fast lane of economic recovery as retail sales pick up
• PROPOSED PLANT HEALTH BILL TO ENHANCE AGRICULTUR­E SECTOR
• 2022/2023 FISP DISTRIBUTI­ON EXERCISE APPLAUDED - SENGA HILL FARMERS
• GOVERNMENT UPS THE FIGHT AGAINST CASSAVA BROWN STREAK AND CASSAVA MOSAIC DISEASES
• WOMEN CALLED TO EMBRACE AGRICULTUR­E TECHNOLOGI­ES
• FODDER CONSERVATI­ON
• USED OIL - DIESEL BLENDING MACHINE
• Lourenço Tshisekedi discuss security situation in east DRC
• Nigeria counts votes in elections to choose new state governors
• SA COURT NODS SHUTDOWN
• HH HONOURS MWEPU MILITARISE
• Nkwazi fly high
• Auto storm FAZ PFL finals

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