Sunday May 19 | The Miami Herald
Adilson da Silva carded an even-par 73 on Sunday and claimed a 1-stroke victory at the Zambia Open.
Sunday May 19 | AllAfrica.com
Zambia: Arrest Protesting Students, Sata Orders Police
President Michael Sata has directed Lusaka province police commissioner Joyce Kasosa to arrest all students protesting against the lifting of the fuel and maize subsidies.
Going to great lengths to help in Africa
Mary James will be holding a coffee morning and taking part in a swimming challenge to raise money for vulnerable children.
Zambia's Sata scraps key food subsidy
A decision by Zambia's president to slash a key food subsidy threatens to hit the poor, stoke inflation and spark a popular revolt against his government.
Trial of Zambia gay rights activist delayed
Witches flying broomsticks in Swaziland above 150m will be subjected to arrest and a hefty fine of R500 000, civil aviation authorities say, according to a report.
Priest in Politician's Clothing Eyes Top Seat in Zambia
Roman Catholic priest Frank Bwalya and supporters hold red cards to display their displeasure with the government as they attend a rally in front of the National Assembly, in Lusaka, Zambia, March 22, 2011.
Hospital staff help in Zambia and Uganda
TWO members of staff from Burton's Queen's Hospital are using their annual leave to fly to Zambia and Uganda to volunteer vital healthcare services.
Zambia gives StarTimes $220m TV contract
Zambia's government has awarded its digital TV migration contract, worth $220 million, to China's Star Software Technology Company, part of the StarTimes broadcasting giant.
Zambian Men Repeatedly Arrested, Denied Bail for Alleged Gay Sex
Philip Mubiana and James Mwape are taken into a police holding cell at a magistrate's court before their trial on charge of sodomy on May 8 in Lusaka, Zambia.
A Fernie local's experience in Zambia
By Nicole Liebermann - The Free Press Published: May 08, 2013 1:00 PM Updated: May 08, 2013 1:59 PM Nick Vandenbogerd has just returned home from the trip of a lifetime.
Zambia: Bailiffs Pounce On Banda's Campaign Aide
Court bailiffs on Wednesday May 8, 2013 pounced on Dr. Martin Mtonga and siezed various household property to recover an undisclosed amount of money over a loan obtained from a local financial organisation.
Zambian men charged over gay sex
Two Zambian men have pleaded not guilty during a court appearance in the small central town of Kapiri Mposhi to a charge of engaging in homosexual acts.
'Mayday for Education' to benefit 'Carol's kids'
Maple Lake native Carol McBrady is pictured with children at the Salvation Home in Zambia.
Zambia: PF Not Inducing By-Elections - Sata
PRESIDENT Michael Sata has dismissed assertions that the Patriotic Front is inducing parliamentary by-elections following recent defections from opposition parties to the ruling party.
Zambia: Govt Against Bus Fares Hike
GOVERNMENT is ready to dialogue with public transport operators over their proposed increase of bus and taxi fares, Transport, Works, Supply and Communications Minister Christopher Yaluma has said.
Britain is negotiating to compensate thousands of Kenyans who claim they were severely mistreated by their colonial rulers during the 1950s Mau Mau uprising, a report says.
Fly to Lusaka . From there, Zambia-based Proflight flies to Mfuwe airport and Royal airstrip .
A Fernie local's experience in Zambia
By Nicole Liebermann - The Free Press Published: May 06, 2013 8:00 AM Updated: May 06, 2013 8:39 AM Nick Vandenbogerd has just returned home from the trip of a lifetime.
Are South Africans 'backward'? Zambia's white VP says so.
Zambia's vice president, Guy Scott, is part of the country's small white minority, who make up just 40,000 of its 13-million citizens.