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Lusaka - Zambia: Copperbelt-based good governance activist Peter Mulenga says President Hakainde Hichilema should not be forced to reshuffle his cabinet.

The police have arrested three persons for assaulting employees of the Forest Department after they were caught transporting illegally mined sand in Mullanpur on the intervening night of August 23 and 24.

President Mnangagwa yesterday conferred degrees and certificates to 114 graduands who included nine allied participants, from Botswana, Malawi, Nigeria, Tanzania

Amid a surge in demand for EVs, the government is reportedly mulling opening up the lithium mining sector for private players.

Mattia Piol of Deloitte Ireland explains the changes to environmental law that are delineated in the Circular Economy Bill.

Draupadi Murmu is expected to address grave situations and reduce the pain of displacement of tribal communities

​​​​​​​A DELEGATION of Ugandan MPs is in the country to assess progress made in the energy sector in preparations to transport crude oil from Hoima in north Uganda to the port of Tanga via the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).

Activist says despite rule in place to pay royalty to government for razing hills, mafia continue to expand chawls in cahoots with officials

By Conor Forrest KILDARE Co Council has been urged to install CCTV in named ‘black bag dumping’ areas of Naas town, in tandem with a survey of nearby…