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LAST week’s article was about who pays for the bridesmaids attire. Many people see it as a burden on the maids, but this is not the case just as the invited guests pay for their...

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CONTINUING on the topic for last week I decided to find out more on one of Zambia’s successful musicians Jordan Katembula alias JK, while also finding out on what his take is on the rampant...

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DESPITE relentless efforts by Government to fight Gender Based Violence (GBV) in the country I realise that the scourge is still on the increase with many of those on the receiving end being women. In...

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I WAS shocked when I overheard a young woman proposing a handsome young man on the bus, “You know I’d marry you,” she told him.  “Do you want to get married?” she asked. “Look, I’ll...

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By FELIX SILWIMBA- IN this article I narrate the story of Kenneth Habalu who is director at APTERS, an enterprise that specializes in recycling cardboard and other paper products into specialised chairs for children with...

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What have first fruits and seeds got in common? A number of prominent teachers of the gospel and preachers have been preaching incessantly about first fruits and I bet a number of columnists have really...

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Last week, this column published a public relations(PR) ’ article headlined ‘Strengthen your PR for improved performance and more profits. It is pleasing to note that the series of PR promotion and education campaigns that...

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AS we promised this month to continue looking at other countries disability administration and efforts made in domesticating the United Nation Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities (UNCRPD) this week we are looking...

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By JAMES KUNDA- LAST Sunday, Chibolya Township in Lusaka was an orgy of destruction when officers from investigative wings fought running battles with drug dealers and amok residents. This was during a combined operation by...

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May 17, 2014 - 0 Comments

THIS week, I reproduce a press statement sent to me from Washington, DC, on May 6, 2014  which is on male circumcision studies in Africa and reads: A new collection of research studies, featured in...

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