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/ 1 January 2002

Defiant Zambian politician axed for not obeying

Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa has suspended the national secretary of his ruling party for insubordination, state radio said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Zambia to keep Konkola running until 2003

President Levy Mwanawasa said Zambia has found money to run the country’s troubled Konkola Copper Mines until May 2003.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Zambia rejects UN appeal over GM food

The Zambian government on Saturday rejected a UN appeal to lift a ban on the distribution of genetically modified food, saying it would be able to procure enough other grain to feed its starving people.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

SA man tried to sneak ex-spy boss out of Zambia

A South African pilot has been arrested for allegedly trying to sneak Zambia’s former spy chief out of his country, newspapers reported on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Zambia bans maize exports

The Zambian government has banned with immediate effect the exportation of maize, the country’s staple food, due to the current food shortages caused by famine, an official said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Chiluba fights to keep immunity

Lawyers for Zambia’s ex-president Frederick Chiluba on Thursday defended their client’s right to keep the immunity from prosecution he enjoyed while in office, which parliament voted to lift earlier this year.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Police surround Chiluba’s home

Several dozen armed police on Saturday surrounded the house of former president Frederick Chiluba, a day after a court ruled he can be investigated for corruption.

  • Chiluba stripped of presidential immunity
    By Staff Reporter
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    Article
    / 1 January 2002

    Zambia to get $50-million credit from World Bank

    Zambia is to receive -million in credit from the World Bank (WB) for current drought and food shortages in the country, a government representative said on Tuesday.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 1 January 2002

    ‘Old man’ Kaunda visits Saddam

    Zambia’s former president Kenneth Kaunda is in Iraq to hold talks with that country’s leader Saddam Hussein, a representative said on Wednesday.

    By Staff Reporter
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    Article
    / 1 January 2002

    Chiluba won’t leave Zambia, despite calls for arrest

    The former president of Zambia, Frederick Chiluba, said he would not flee the country despite numerous allegations of criminal wrongdoings that have prompted widespread calls for his arrest.

    By Staff Reporter
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    Article
    / 1 January 2002

    Zambian president ready to pardon Chiluba

    Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa said he was prepared to give his embattled predecessor Frederick Chiluba a presidential pardon if Chiluba repaid money he allegedly stole from the state.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 1 January 2002

    Chiluba stripped of presidential immunity

    A Zambian court ruled on Friday that former president Frederick Chiluba can be stripped of his immunity to face charges of corruption, in a sharp reversal of fortune for a man who had entered office as a populist reformer.

    By Staff Reporter
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    Article
    / 1 January 2002

    Chiluba to share benefits with ex-wife

    Zambia’s former president Frederick Chiluba will share 40% of his retirement salary with his divorced wife Vera as long as she remains single

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 1 January 2002

    ‘Zambia initiative’ seeks to create harmony for refugees

    Zambia, home to some of Africa’s oldest refugee settlements, is working on a groundbreaking plan to integrate some refugees into local communities and grant them greater freedom of movement.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 1 January 2002

    Zambia’s former spy boss was ‘fleeing country’

    Zambia’s former spy chief, arrested earlier this week for allegedly stealing a motor bike, was trying to flee the country for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 1 January 2002

    Zambian minister slammed for loony Aids comments

    Aids activists criticised a Zambian official on Thursday for his proposal to round up everyone infected with HIV and force them into isolation camps.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 1 January 2002

    Zambia to buy GM-free maize from Kenya, Tanzania

    Zambia will buy maize from Kenya and Tanzania to help feed millions of people after rejecting offers of genetically modified (GM) maize aid.

    By Shapi Shacinda
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    / 1 January 2002

    Zambia receives emergency food aid

    Britain has donated 10 million pounds worth of food aid to starving people in Zambia while Libya is giving 6 000 tonnes of food relief, Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa has announced.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 1 January 2002

    Forty potential buyers listed for Zambia’s Konkola

    Some 40 firms have been short-listed as potential investors in Zambia’s troubled Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) after the August exit of Anglo American, KCM said on Monday.

    By Shapi Shacinda
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    / 1 January 2002

    Chiluba frowned upon for ‘outrageous’ govt perks

    Zambian President, Levy Mwanawasa, has attacked his predecessor Frederick Chiluba for having awarded ”outrageous benefits” to his defence chiefs just one day before he left office.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 1 January 2002

    US urges Zambia to accept GM grain

    Two US congressmen appealed to Zambia on Friday to accept a US donation of corn that might include genetically modified (GM) grain in order to save the lives of its starving people.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 1 January 2002

    Zambia’s Konkola to raise production post-Anglo

    Zambia’s troubled Konkola Copper Mines will focus on raising production after the exit of parent Anglo American, CEO Robin Mills said on Tuesday.

    By Shapi Shacinda
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    / 1 January 2002

    Zambia says Namibian firm is keen to buy Ramcoz mine

    Zambia’s mining minister said on Wednesday Namibian miner Ongopolo Mining and Processing had made inquiries about purchasing the troubled Roan Antelope Mining Corporation, and it was welcome to do due diligence.

    By Staff Reporter
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