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Government must stop media attacks

afrol News, 25 January - The Federation of African Journalists has lashed at Zambia's Home Affairs Minister Lameck Mangani’s directive to investigate the legality of the Association of Zambia (PAZA) executive committee.

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$20 million loan to support smallholder agribusiness in Zambia

afrol News, 22 January - About 30,000 small-scale farming households, in Zambia, many headed by women, will benefit from a US$20 million loan to the country from the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).

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Banda to help Rwanda arrest genocide suspects

afrol News, 19 January - Zambian President Rupiah Banda has announced plans to back President Paul Kagame's government in identifying and arresting the 1994 genocide suspects who may have fled to Zambia as refugees.

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Zambia approved for further poverty reduction funding

afrol News, 15 December - The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has completed the third review of Zambia’s economic performance under the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF) arrangement. The completion of the review will also enable the immediate disbursement of an amount of about US$ 81.2 million, bringing total disbursements to the country to $ 262.5 million.

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Zambia to tighten anti-craft laws

afrol News, 10 December - Zambia president, Rupiah Banda has pledged to continue to support the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and other governance institutions involved in fighting corruption by providing the necessary resources to operate effectively.

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Zambia and Zimbabwe to launch One Stop Border Post

afrol News, 2 December - Zambia and Zimbabwean authorities will launch a One Stop Border Post at Chirundu over the weekend with a view to harmonise border procedures between the two neighbouring countries.

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Gender - Women | Society

Zambia launches campaign to end gender-based violence

afrol News, 30 October - A new campaign in Zambia backed by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has kicked off, calling for an end to gender-based violence, the second biggest scourge in the nation, following HIV and AIDS, according to the country's leader.

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Economy - Development | Politics

Positive outlook for Zambia, IMF

afrol News, 28 October - Zambia faces a number of challenges that need to be addressed if robust economic growth is to be sustained over the medium term, this was the conclusion of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission that ended its visit to Lusaka today.

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Zambia becomes agric support hub for Southern Africa

afrol News, 15 October - Zambia is set to become the regional focal point for agricultural research support in southern Africa as the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) picked the country to host its Southern Africa Administrative Hub to assist its R4D activities in the region.

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Euro 1.6 million to boost efforts to counter human trafficking

afrol News, 2 October - A joint United Nations programme to counter human trafficking in Zambia which involves IOM, UNICEF and the International Labour Organisation (ILO) has been boosted by Euros 1.6 million funding from the European Commission.

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Zambian artist competing for $83,000 in Norway

afrol News, 9 September - A Zambian artist, Anawana Haloba of Livingstone, along with three other young artists - the Norwegians Ida Ekblad, Marius Engh, and Lars Laumann - have been nominated for the StatoilHydro art award 2009. The US$ 83,000 prize will be awarded in Oslo, Norway in December.

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The worst may be over in Zambia, IMF

afrol News, 7 September - The outlook for the Zambian economy is beginning to improve, and the worst of the global recession appears to be over, according to International Monetary Fund (IMF).

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Not yet over for Chiluba

afrol News, 31 August - The former president of Zambia, Frederick Chiluba, is challenging the government to free his accounts, said to worth around $8 million, which had been frozen when his corruption case was launched.

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UN expert urges Zambia to keep poverty reduction promises

afrol News, 31 August - An independent United Nations human rights expert has called on the Zambian government to make good on its promises to reduce the deep poverty in the Southern African nation.

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Heads rolling as govt seeks to jail Chiluba

afrol News, 26 August - Zambia’s Task Force Excutive Chairman Maxwell Nkole, has been fired following the verdict that saw former president, Frederick Chiluba walk free from corruption charges.

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» 17.08.2009 - Chiluba acquitted
» 14.08.2009 - A few more days before Chiluba’s verdict
» 11.08.2009 - Great lakes leaders urged to move quick
» 05.08.2009 - Zambian rice farmers get $500,000 in USADF funding
» 11.06.2009 - Economic meltdown threatens progress in fight against hunger
» 11.06.2009 - Voluntary male circumcision campaign begins in Swaziland and Zambia
» 19.05.2009 - Zambia sets up oil exploration committee
» 08.05.2009 - Chinese company takes over another Zambian closed copper mine
» 30.04.2009 - Climate change increases Zambia cholera numbers
» 06.04.2009 - Major boost for regional trade route link
» 26.03.2009 - Angolans resist voluntary repatriation
» 06.03.2009 - EU signs MDGs grant with Zambia
» 27.02.2009 - Banda sacks two ministers
» 18.12.2008 - Zambia gets 76.2 million euros in grant
» 10.11.2008 - New regional news agency services launched

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