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DEC to challenge Mushili's sentence .............................. Zanaco beat Enyimba 4 - nil ..................... Last updated 19/07/2010

Contractors move on site

Five nabbed for quarrying

Kuku still flooded

Anesthetists SOS

Zamtel sale justified

Accountability a must - ACC

Musonda petitions Kabimba

DEC to appeal Mushili’s sentence
The Drug Enforcement Commission -DEC- will appeal against the suspended sentence slapped on Ndola Central Member of Parliament Mark Mushili for attempting to swindle the Government.

Voter registration peaks
The Electoral Commission of Zambia -ECZ- has registered 1-hundred and 17 thousand voters countrywide as of July 4, 2010. ECZ Public Relations Manager Chris Akufuna says the

Zanaco humble Enyimba
ZAMBIA's envoys in the CAF Confederation cup, ZANACO Football Club have made a huge step towards qualification to the second round of the tournament after humbling ENYIMBA

Over 1-thousand miners to lose jobs...............AU study Union Government.............Egypt stifles Journalism............Madagascar in power struggle.............Last updated 2/2/2009

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