KAPENTA PRICE SKYROCKETS AS IT BECOMES A RELISH FOR ‘APAMWAMBAS’

KAPENTA PRICE SKYROCKETS AS IT BECOMES A RELISH FOR ‘APAMWAMBAS’ Kapenta used to be one of the cheapest relish and was associated as being a relish for the poor. Tables have turned and now it’s more expensive than chicken and meat. A meda of kapenta which we used to buy at around K80-K100 is now… Continue reading KAPENTA PRICE SKYROCKETS AS IT BECOMES A RELISH FOR ‘APAMWAMBAS’

Senegal Officially Becomes An Oil-Producing Country

Senegal has joined the ranks of oil-producing nations with Australian company Woodside Energy on Tuesday announcing the start of production in the West African country’s first offshore project. After several years of delay, Woodside said it had begun extracting oil from the offshore Sangomar field, about 100 kilometres south of the capital Dakar. The floating… Continue reading Senegal Officially Becomes An Oil-Producing Country

Multimillionaire Steve Harvey said college & school doesn’t teach you how to be successful outside being a lawyer, doctor

Multimillionaire Steve Harvey said college & school doesn’t teach you how to be successful outside being a lawyer, doctor. Steve” The problem with school is it don’t teach you how to be successful, that’s the problem. College don’t teach you how to be successful & neither does school. It’s nothing wrong with it, if you… Continue reading Multimillionaire Steve Harvey said college & school doesn’t teach you how to be successful outside being a lawyer, doctor

Zesco Powering the Future: Zambia Embraces Open Access and Net Metering Regulations

Zesco Powering the Future: Zambia Embraces Open Access and Net Metering Regulations In a significant move to address the country’s ongoing electricity challenges, the Zambian government has taken a decisive step forward. This week, the Cabinet approved the implementation of the Open Access and Net Metering Regulations, a decision that is poised to revolutionize the… Continue reading Zesco Powering the Future: Zambia Embraces Open Access and Net Metering Regulations

MOPANI PAYS K341 MILLION IN TAXES

MOPANI PAYS K341 MILLION IN TAXES Lusaka, Tuesday, 11th June 2024 The rejuvenated Mopani Copper Mines has paid K341 million(approximately USD$13 million) in taxes since its takeover by Internal Resources Holdings (IRH) in March, 2024. This came to light when IRH Chief Financial Officer, ABHINAY KHOWALA paid a courtesycall on Finance and National Planning Minister… Continue reading MOPANI PAYS K341 MILLION IN TAXES

Hetty Green…the most stingy woman in history, her wealth is estimated at more than $2.3 billion

Hetty Green…the most stingy woman in history, her wealth is estimated at more than $2.3 billion. Hetty Greene was born in America in 1835. She was the only daughter of a wealthy businessman. She inherited from her father a fortune estimated at $7.5 million. When she was twenty-one years old, she moved to live in… Continue reading Hetty Green…the most stingy woman in history, her wealth is estimated at more than $2.3 billion

ZAM CALLS FOR ACCELERATED VAT REFUNDS, TAX REFORMS TO BOOST MANUFACTURING

ZAM CALLS FOR ACCELERATED VAT REFUNDS, TAX REFORMS TO BOOST MANUFACTURING Lusaka, Monday (June 10, 2024)MEDIA STATEMENT The Zambia Association of Manufacturers (ZAM) has made a strong appeal to the government to expedite the process of Value Added Tax (VAT) refunds for manufacturers who consistently comply with tax regulations. During the 2024 pre-budget meeting held… Continue reading ZAM CALLS FOR ACCELERATED VAT REFUNDS, TAX REFORMS TO BOOST MANUFACTURING

MINING COMPANIES CAUTIONED AGAINST USING CURRENT ECONOMIC HARDSHIPS AS EXCUSE FOR JOB CUTS

MINING COMPANIES CAUTIONED AGAINST USING CURRENT ECONOMIC HARDSHIPS AS EXCUSE FOR JOB CUTS As Zambia continues to grapple with prevailing economic challenges, the National Union of Miners and Allied Workers-NUMAW- has cautioned mining companies against using current economic hardships as a justification for laying off workers. NUMAW National Secretary Steven Mwanga says although most companies… Continue reading MINING COMPANIES CAUTIONED AGAINST USING CURRENT ECONOMIC HARDSHIPS AS EXCUSE FOR JOB CUTS