Money Watch @ Money – 18th April, 2022
In this episode, the host of the show, Moses Mpundu is in conversation with Engineer Patrick Mutimushi, ChairpersonAvocado Cooperative Union of Zambia. Money Watch @
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Mahogany Air partners with Chita Lodge
Chita Lodges and Resorts Chief Executive Officer James Chungu has observed the need for investors to take advantage investment potential in rural areas to invest
Zambia to participate in Intra-African Trade Fair
The Ministry of Commerce Trade and Industry says Zambia is among the fifty countries expected to participate in the Intra-African Trade fair to be held
CESCo speaks for waste pickers
The Citizens Environment and Social Concern (CESCo) observes the need to empower and help waste pickers cooperative to have sound partnerships with recycling companies. The
Govt acts on misuse of public funds
The Government, through the Civil Service Commission, has dismissed twelve accounting and one operations staff who were involved in various offences involving public funds. The
Dramatic improvement in public funds management cheers ZYAFAC
The Zambia Youths in the fight against Corruption (ZYAFAC) has observed that there is a dramatic improvement in the management of public funds. The latest
PMRC urges Govt to go for IMF deal
Policy Monitoring and Research Center (PMRC) has recommended that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout policy focuses on measures such as economic adjustments, austerities and
Maintain high levels of cleanliness business community told
Ministry of health has advised the business community in the country to maintain high level of hygiene at trading places in an effort to prevent
No payment required for aptitude tests- Teaching Service commission
The Teaching Service commission has refuted reports attributed to its chairperson Stanley M’hango saying that applicants for the 2018 Teacher Recruitment will be required to pay
LCC directs outdoor advertising agents
The Lusaka City Council (LCC) has directed all outdoor advertising agents in the city to remove politically branded billboards by 26th October, 2018. The council