Daily Nation Newspaper - 2022-12-01

• REVOLT BREWING IN UPND - MUSOMA
• Stop the vengeance, Bishop Mambo advises UPND
• Traditiona­l leaders urged to protect natural resources
• Mpezeni nods move to open chiefdom boundary mapping
• Govt lost US$10m due to contract with Mikalile
• UPND CAN’T ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY - LUBINDA
• NYIRENDA’S DEATH
• Malama, 8 others procured 50 ambulances without following procedure - witness
• ‘HH should avoid appointmen­ts of appeasemen­t’
• Increased CDF has created deficit - Feira MP
• COME UP WITH IDEAS TO ENABLE ZAMBIA BENEFIT FROM MINERAL RESOURCES
• Green bonds funded projects on cards
• AfDB provides $173.48m to improve Africa’s sub-region’s transporta­tion, trade facilitati­on
• DON'T DISCRIMINA­TE AGAINST EX-PRISONERS
• FEED THE POOR & VULNERABLE CHILD AT SCHOOL BREAK
• Green Economy minister, moderate COP 27 expected benefits
• Lupili Primary School in need of classroom blocks
• WWF urged to intensify engaging traditiona­l leaders in environmen­tal protection
• Court stops law allowing workers to withdraw pension for home purchase
• Record power outages risk SA's financial stability, Reserve Bank warns
• DIESEL SET FOR STEEP CUT NEXT WEEK
• PROCESS REENGINEER­ING/REFORMS IN ZAMBIA’S MINING SECTOR
• CALCULATIN­G SOVEREIGNT­Y
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• TUNISIA STUN FRANCE
• Zambia, Botswana square off
• Red Arrows told to sharpen up for Eagles

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