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/ 4 July 2003

Zambian churches demand end to ‘immoral’ Big Brother

Zambian church groups said on Friday they had started collecting signatures to petition the government to withdraw Big Brother Africa, a reality TV show, from state television because it promotes ”immorality”.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 July 2003

Trade unions vow to paralyse Zambian govt

The Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has threatened to paralyse the government if it cuts or freezes wages for public service workers and civil servants, state media reported on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 June 2003

Knives out for Zambian president

Zambia’s opposition has collected the 53 lawmakers’ signatures needed to begin an impeachment process to remove President Levy Mwanawasa from office for allegedly breaching the constitution, an official said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 June 2003

Zambian police ‘interview’ controversial editor

Zambian police on Wednesday summoned a newspaper editor for questioning on falsehoods about President Levy Mwanawasa published in his newspaper, a police source said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 20 June 2003

IMF wants explanations from Zambia

An aid package promised to Zambia will be withheld until the government explains how it will offset its -million budget deficit, International Monetary Fund (IMF) officials said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 June 2003

Zambian police fire tear gas to disperse rioting vendors

Police in Zambia fired tear gas on some 2 000 stone throwing street vendors Wednesday who began rioting after the police tried to shut down their businesses.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 June 2003

Chiluba’s Belgian assets seized

The Zambian government has seized several apartments in Belgium valued at over -million, allegedly believed to have been bought by former president Frederick Chiluba with stolen state money, a newspaper reported on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 6 June 2003

Former Zambian ruler faces further fraud charges

The embattled former president of Zambia, Frederick Chiluba, faces a second arrest for a new round of charges after evidence of his possible involvement in a multimillion dollar case of theft from the government surfaced on Friday, police said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 28 May 2003

Zambia’s opposition folds, joins the ruling party

Zambia’s opposition National Citizens Coalition (NCC) and its charismatic leader Nevers Mumba have joined the ruling party saying they want to help President Levy Mwanawasa fight graft, an official said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 April 2003

Zambia’s ruling party suspends 8 top officials

Zambia’s ruling party has suspended eight of its senior officials, including party chairman Chitalu Sampa, for alleged indiscipline, a party spokesperson said on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 16 April 2003

Zambians trade goats for guns

Zambian villagers living along the Angolan border have been bartering goats and chickens in exchange for AK-47 rifles from their hungry Angolan neighbours, police reported on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 10 April 2003

Chiluba appeals to have case heard in higher court

In a second attempt to have his trial for theft heard in a higher court, former Zambian president, Frederick Chiluba filed an appeal on Thursday in the country’s Supreme Court.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 April 2003

Minister arrested in Zambia corruption crackdown

Two Zambian Air Force colonels were charged with stealing state funds, their lawyer said on Monday, and a Cabinet minister, in court fighting fraud charges, was fired as an anti-corruption campaign gains steam.

By Ilham Rawoot and Adriaan Basson
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/ 12 March 2003

Zambian police bar demo against Mwanawasa

Zambian police on Wednesday barred supporters of former president Frederick Chiluba from holding a protest against his successor, President Levy Mwanawasa, whom they accuse of bias in his fight against corruption.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 March 2003

Zambian opposition expels members

Newly appointed Commerce Minister Dipak Patel and three other deputy ministers from the opposition have been expelled from their parties for accepting ministerial posts in defiance of the party line, officials said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 March 2003

Zambia to spend $100m on mine clean ups

Zambia plans to spend more than -million on cleaning up contaminated lead and copper mine sites, a lawmaker announced on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 24 February 2003

Chiluba interrogated at police station

Zambia’s former president Frederick Chiluba, who has been accused of corruption, was on Monday interrogated at a police station for the second time in less than a week.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 20 February 2003

Police haul in Zambian ex-president for questioning

Zambian security agents on Thursday began questioning former president Frederick Chiluba over charges that he looted the nation’s coffers, while thousands of curious people gathered outside the police station.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 19 February 2003

Chiluba’s plea for immunity falls on deaf ears

Zambian Supreme Court on Wednesday threw out an appeal by ex-president Frederick Chiluba against a parliamentary decision to lift his immunity so that he can face prosecution for corruption.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 February 2003

US makes (non-GM) food donation to Zambia

The US government on Thursday donated 30 000 tons of non-genetically modified sorghum and bulgur wheat to Zambia, struggling to cope with widespread food shortages.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 28 January 2003

Hungry Zambians loot rejected GM food

An estimated 6 000 Zambian villagers overpowered an armed policeman and looted food aid consisting largely of maize rejected by the government because it was genetically modified, police said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 16 January 2003

Police arrest ‘chicken-hearted’ cabinet official

After a nearly three month manhunt, Zambian police finally caught up with a former top Cabinet minister wanted on charges of stealing millions of dollars from government coffers, officials said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 January 2003

Prominent Zambians arrested for corruption

Police in Zambia have arrested seven prominent figures linked to former president Frederick Chiluba on corruption charges, police said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 January 2003

Kaunda lashes out at ‘globalisation slave trade’

Zambia’s founding president Kenneth Kaunda hit out on Wednesday at ”globalisation with slave trade”, accusing western financial institutions of exploiting Africa.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Zambia’s ex foreign minister commits suicide

Zambia’s former foreign minister shot himself dead on Tuesday shortly after the country’s parliament lifted ex-president Frederick Chiluba’s immunity from prosecution, state radio said.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Zambian villagers loot GM maize

A warehouse storing sacks of genetically modified maize was raided in southern Zambia on Monday, highlighting tensions between the government’s policy not to distribute the food.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 January 2002

Human rights report slam Zambian police

ZAMBIA’S police service was on Friday slammed for its human rights record and the government accused of hiding police brutality in a report by a national human rights watch dog.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Zambians hail anti-corruption clampdown

Hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets of the Zambian capital Lusaka in support of a new anti-corruption drive announced in parliament by President Levy Mwanawasa.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 1 January 2002

European Commission donates 15m food aid to Zambia

The European Commission said Tuesday it was donating 15-million euros to Zambia to buy 33 000 metric tons of corn in response to the country’s food crisis.

By Mildred Mulenga
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/ 1 January 2002

Zambian refugees won’t be getting GM maize

Zambia’s government will not allow the World Food Programme (WFP) to feed over 130 000 refugees in the country with genetically modified food.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 January 2002

Zambia turns its nose up to US maize

The Zambian government has rejected donations of genetically modified maize from the United States, even though a massive food shortage threatens nearly 2,3-million of its people with starvation.

By Staff Reporter
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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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