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Daily Nation Newspaper, 19 Oktober 2026

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ArticleKAFWAYA WAS BURIED WITHOUT RITUALS – FAMILY

“There was noth­ing which was done. We just bur­ied our rel­at­ive nor­mally, just the way people bury. We didn’t do any­thing. We didn’t do any ritual. We didn’t do any­thing. We just bur­ied,” Mukuka Kafwaya said. ZAMBIANS should col­lect­ively...

KAFWAYA WAS BURIED WITHOUT RITUALS – FAMILY

ArticleMUNDUBILE, MAKEBI IN HIGH COURT TODAY

… in a mat­ter they applied for con­sti­tu­tional bail after being in prison for more than 50 days without being taken to court, argue that their con­tin­ued deten­tion is illegal and can­not be jus­ti­fied on grounds of ‘ still...

MUNDUBILE, MAKEBI IN HIGH COURT TODAY

ArticleAvoid nomadic politi­cians in your cab­inet, HH advised

… Dr James Musonda warns that although wel­com­ing politi­cians who cross the floor may appear polit­ic­ally advant­age­ous, their pre­vi­ous con­duct should be care­fully examined, says those who betray their former allies could repeat the same...

Avoid nomadic politi­cians in your cab­inet, HH advised

ArticleDON’T TAX SMALL BUSINESSES OUT OF EXISTENCE

GOVERNMENT’S determ­in­a­tion to strengthen domestic rev­enue col­lec­tion is under­stand­able. Zam­bia needs resources for hos­pit­als, schools, roads and other essen­tial ser­vices. But rev­enue mobil­isa­tion must recog­nise the cir­cum­stances of...

DON’T TAX SMALL BUSINESSES OUT OF EXISTENCE

ArticleGOV’T WORKERS DEMAND BETTER CONDITIONS OF SERVICE

THE Zam­bia Union of Gov­ern­ment and Allied Work­ers ( UG) has called for improved salar­ies, bet­ter work­ing con­di­tions and adequate staff­ing in the pub­lic ser­vice, say­ing eco­nomic growth must trans­late into bet­ter liv­ing stand­ards for...

GOV’T WORKERS DEMAND BETTER CONDITIONS OF SERVICE