Daily Nation Newspaper - 2024-05-01

• COTTON SECTOR MUST PROTECT WORKERS AGAINST EXCESSIVE CHEMICALS - GOVT
• BOB SICHINGA SLAMS SALE OF MINES
• KALUMBILA RESIDENTS DISCONTINU­E COURT PROCEEDING­S AGAINST FQM
• MUSUKWA DISSATISFI­ED WITH EFCC RULING ON SEIZURE OF HIS PROPERTY
• PETROL PUMP PRICE HIT ALMOST K36
• HH RATINGS LOWEST - MILES
• STOP THREATENIN­G FARMERS, ZNFU TELLS GOV’T
• SUSPECTED UPND CADRES ATTEMPT TO BREAK KATUTA’S HOUSE IN CHIENGE
• STOP POLITICKIN­G
• EUROBOND WAS USED TO REVAMP ZAMBIA RAILWAYS, SAYS HAMUDUDU
• FREDSON YAMBA GRAFT CASE FAILS TO TAKE OFF
• IGNORE ECL, MWEETWA TELLS ZAMBIANS
• ZAM CALLS FOR POLICY TO TRAIN MSMES FROM CDF
• IMF disburses $34bn financing to Sub-Saharan region
• Oil slips as investors eye Israel-Gaza truce talks, US Fed policy review
• South African rand weakens ahead of trade and budget balance data
• UGANDA TO GET $295 MLN LOAN FROM ISLAMIC DEVELOPMEN­T BANK, FINANCE MINISTER SAYS
• Kenya Airways to suspend Kinshasa flights over detained employees
• DENNIS LIWEWE REMEMBERED AS A OLLEGES AND IES ALLIANCEGR­EAT SOCCER COMMENTATO­R
• Future prediction for 1 May, 2024: Good day GEMINI
• Columbia protesters take over building after defying deadline
• Mexico tells World Court Ecuador embassy raid was illegal
• U-17 COACH TRIMS SQUAD AHEAD OF UGANDA SHOWDOWN
• DAKA WINS 10TH EUROPEAN SILVERWARE

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