DAILY NATION Sunday May 23, 2021

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Making Every Zambian Count | Leaving No One Behind

Vol. 7.

Issue 2943

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FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS IRK PEP LEADER THERE is need for the Judiciary to come up with regulations that will protect citizens from frivolous lawsuits from desperate individuals that are seeking unwarranted relevance in society. (P.2)

C3765-30-31

RECONCILE with all aspirants who were not adopted to maintain peace in the party and avoid splitting of votes ahead of the general election, the Bishops Council of Zambia (BCZ) has advised the Patriotic Front. BCZ general secretary

Bishop Abel Kaela said the country was looking up to the PF for continued development and therefore cannot afford to see the vote being split between the adopted candidates and those who have decided to contest the election as independents after being left out by the ruling party. (To page 4)

Sunday May 23, 2021

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PURSUING JUSTICE AND EQUITY WITH INTEGRITY

By OLIVER SAMBOKO

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FOR LOWER TAXES, MORE JOBS AND MORE MONEY IN YOUR POCKETS

RECONCILE WITH UNADOPTED ASPIRANTS, PF ADVISED

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PATRIOTIC FRONT

VOTE EDGAR CHAGWA LUNGU AND THE PF THAT HAVE BROUGHT YOU CHANGE

BURUNDI EYES ZAMBIAN MAIZE BY AARON CHIYANZO

BURUNDI and other Great Lakes African countries are seeking mealie meal from Zambia, the Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ) have disclosed. GTAZ executive director Chabuleni

Simwinga said Zambia was this marketing season expected to earn substantial amounts of foreign exchange from maize and mealie meal exports because of the good harvest. Mr Simwinga said the country was expected to have enough maize to sustain the country and enough for

export. He said in an interview that apart from the Congo DR which had been the traditional export country of maize and mealie meal for Zambia, Burundi and other Great Lakes countries want mealie meal from here. (To page 2)

CHITIMUKULU NODS PROF LUO’S APPOINTMENT PARAMOUNT Chief Chitimukulu of the Bemba people says he is pleased with the choice of President Edgar Lungu’s running mate ahead of the August 12 general elections . (To page 2) Vice President Inonge Wina and President Edgar Lungu presidential running mate Prof. Nkandu Luo pay respect to Senior Chief Chitimukulu of the Bamba speaking people during the courtesy call at his palace in Mungwi yesterday.- Picture by ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANIS

Religious Affairs To demonstrate commitment to the declaration of Zambia as a Christian Nation and respect for other religious beliefs, President Edgar Chagwa Lungu and the PF created a government ministry dedicated to all religious affairs.

VOTE EDGAR CHAGWA LUNGU AND THE PF Making Every Zambian Count | Leaving No One Behind


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