Batoka project to ease power shortage
ZAMBIA and Zimbabwe have several existing power stations on the Zambezi River which are shared by the two countries. The…
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Starving Zambian villagers turn to wild fruits, poisonous plants
Intermittent drought has wreaked havoc on scores of districts, while Zambia’s 2012/13 farming season saw widespread worm outbreaks that affected…
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MVNO could bridge digital divide in Zambia – Mpolokoso
The Zambian mobile market does not need another traditional network operator to complete mobile penetration, but a mobile virtual network…
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Horse racing pundit John McCririck sacked by Channel 4 for being ‘irritating’
Jamie Aitchison, commissioning editor for sport at Channel 4, denied the 73-year-old presenter’s claim that his age cost him his…
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Vatican bank opens its accounts for the first time, and there are surprises
The Institute for the Works of Religion (IOR), the formal name for the bank, made the report available on its…
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U.S. spy agency tested tracking cell phone locations
The U.S. National Security Agency has tested its ability to collect Americans’ cellular telephone location data but does not have…
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Caltech Tops World University Rankings for Third Straight Year
The California Institute of Technology is the world’s top-ranked university for the third consecutive year in the Times Higher Education…
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Tesla car fire involved battery
A fire that engulfed the front end of a Tesla electric car also burned in the vehicle’s battery pack. In…
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Volleyball team ready for qualifiers
ALL is set for the men’s volleyball trip to Bostwana this Sunday for the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) World Cup…
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