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    • Don’t be lazy, says HH as he swears in 24 ministers
      PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has warned newly appointed Cabinet ministers against laziness and excessive ‘happy hours’, urging them to remain humble as they serve the people. The Head of State adds that the ministers deserve their appointments, emphasising that prayer works because God makes things possible in His own time, not through witchcraft. Yesterday, President Hichilema swore in 24 Cabinet ministers.......
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    • Chiefs shouldn’t be forced to unlawfully surrender land to foreign investors
        Luampa UPND member of parliament Makozo Chikote has accused traditional leaders in Western Province of frustrating investments through rigid land rules. According to Mr Chikote, the difficulties in acquiring land are driving away investors from Western Province to other provinces like Eastern Province, where traditional leaders are more willing to provide land for investment.   We appreciate Mr Chikote’s concerns because Western Province, like many other parts of Zambia needs investment. Our people need jobs, better business opportunities and development that can improve their living conditions. We cannot afford to turn away genuine investors.......
    • Don’t be lazy, says HH as he swears in 24 ministers
      PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has warned newly appointed Cabinet ministers against laziness and excessive ‘happy hours’, urging them to remain humble as they serve the people. The Head of State adds that the ministers deserve their appointments, emphasising that prayer works because God makes things possible in His own time, not through witchcraft. Yesterday, President Hichilema swore in 24 Cabinet ministers under the restructured ministries and 10 provincial ministers, leaving only the Transport and Housing ministerial positions yet to be filled. Those appointed include Elvis Nkandu as Minister of Information and Media, Brenda Tambatamba as Minister.......
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