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VICE-PRESIDENT Inonge Wina says Government will seriously consider introducing high speed trains in Zambia. Mrs Wina said the development can help decongest Zambian roads and reduce road carnage.

STEVEN MVULA, Kawambwa PRESIDENT Lungu expects maximum return on investment and has warned against shoddy works because Government is spending huge sums of money on building roads and other social infrastructure in various parts of the country.

NKOLE NKOLE, Lusaka ZAMBIA’S Roberto and Cleo Ice Queen have again been nominated for the fourth edition of the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) scheduled to take place in Dallas, Texas this year.

Spotlight on Performing Arts with JOHN KAPESA JONAS Mumba, undeniably, is one of Zambia’s spine-tingling; thrilling and stirring storytellers – he has just rolled out another runaway success: ‘Conflicts of the Great River Tribes’.

CHIMANGENI BANDA, Chengdu, China VICE-PRESIDENT Inonge Wina says Government will seriously consider introducing high speed trains in Zambia. Mrs Wina said the development can help decongest Zambian roads and reduce road carnage.

CHARLES CHISALA, Samfya CINDERELLA Mwape, a Grade Eight pupil at Kakote Primary School near Lubwe Catholic Mission in Samfya district, wants to become a nurse when she completes her secondary education. “I don’t like the way some nurses treat patients and those who escort them to the hospital.

SHIKANDA KAWANGA, Livingstone STEPHANIE Mulamata, the Miss Community 2015 and Miss Victoria Falls University 2016, on Friday added another title to her name after winning the Miss VCT [Voluntary Counselling and Testing] pageant.

Untold Profiles with FELIX NYAMBE ARGUABLY, there are not many female radio personalities who have come out in the open against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), early marriages and girl child abuse but when they do, they simply stand out.

HONE SIAME, Lusaka MINISTER of Local Government Vincent Mwale has directed councils countrywide to come up with integrated district development plans in line with the revised Urban and Regional Planning Act to address the problem of unplanned settlements.

THE call by Vice-President Inonge Wina for Zambian missions abroad to justify their existence and operations in foreign lands is apt and long overdue. Every year, Zambia spends colossal sums of money from its tight budget on foreign missions across the globe with the hope of reaping economic benefits, among others.