Today's episode covers the tragic retrieval of four drowned family members, with the government pledging to cover funeral costs. Additionally, former President Lungu accuses the current administration of worsening corruption, a charge the government addresses by announcing numerous arrests in the health sector and urging diplomatic channels for foreign envoys' communications. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 13 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio

・トランプ大統領「首都に州兵を派遣する」治安が悪化しているとして https://news.ntv.co.jp/category/international/f1047459e2694e70993d8528488ba330 ・石破首相、イージス艦衝突事故の犠牲者を追悼 https://news.ntv.co.jp/category/politics/88cbf8e5143c4b23af530f126a42a2ce ・埼玉・飯能市長選挙に立候補の男（68）を買収の疑いで逮捕　埼玉県警 https://news.ntv.co.jp/category/society/d5aa713d6636475b9e5660ea26069045 ・天皇皇后両陛下と愛子さま9月に長崎で原爆犠牲者を慰霊へ　愛子さまは初の長崎訪問　被爆80年にあたり https://news.ntv.co.jp/category/society/d43ff9d538394800a110fb039957ab7d ・能登半島地震で被害　石川・穴水郵便局が新店舗で営業開始 https://news.ntv.co.jp/cat

This episode analyzes the ambitious Lobito Corridor project's potential to reshape Zambian trade and its geopolitical significance as a Western-backed initiative, questioning if it can avoid past pitfalls like TAZARA. It also features firsthand observations from a journalist's journey through Chongqing, Shanxi, and Beijing, highlighting China's development model and global outreach efforts. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 14 articles from 3 sources. The size

Responding to the U.S. government cutting $50 million in health aid due to widespread medicine theft, Zambia's Health Minister stated this deep-rooted problem began before the current UPND administration took office. In other key developments, Keith Mweemba was elected as the new Football Association of Zambia president. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 12 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio file is 10.09 MB. Running time is 10 minutes, 59 seconds

The IMF commends Zambia for its economic reforms, with President Hichilema highlighting improved social spending and efforts to rebuild the national treasury. Key development initiatives include a planned $11.9 billion solar project and new agricultural partnerships with OCP Africa aimed at boosting productivity and creating jobs. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 19 articles from 3 sources. The size of the audio file is 17.54 MB. Running time is 19 minutes, 7

Today's episode focuses on Zambian news, including FAZ presidential aspirant Keith Mweemba's accusations of a clandestine plan to aid incumbent president Andrew Kamanga in the upcoming elective AGM. Additionally, Dr. Ron Mwambwa has told the Constitutional Court that he was appointed to act as Auditor General, while Chief Justice Dr. Mumba Malila has urged Magistrates to avoid corruption. Other topics include the Zambia U-20 national team's preparations for the TotalEnergies U-20 Africa Cup of

A dramatic prison break sees 41 inmates, including suspected murderers and robbers, escape Nakonde Police Station after overpowering an officer, sparking a major manhunt. Elsewhere, significant political developments include a reconciliation within the opposition PF party, with former President Lungu endorsed for the 2026 elections, amidst ongoing claims of State House interference in opposition affairs. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 17 articles from 3

This episode highlights the devastating environmental and human security impact of a major acid leak into Zambia's Kafue River basin, raising urgent questions about accountability and compensation. It also covers the significant progress on the Lobito Corridor railway, a transformative infrastructure project poised to boost regional trade and economic development for Zambia and Angola. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 15 articles from 3 sources. The size of the

Three Nkana Football Club players have been arrested in connection with alleged malicious damage to government property at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola. Meanwhile, a 46-year-old man has been dragged to court for sharing a screenshot claiming that President Hichilema impregnated Chipo Mwanawasa. In other news, the government has announced plans to pursue a solar energy partnership to power Levy Mwanawasa Stadium and National Heroes Stadium in Lusaka. Today's edition is presented in English (United

This is episode 464 of the Zed News Podcast. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 15 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio file is 13.94 MB. Running time is 15 minutes, 11 seconds. Check out the episode notes for more information, including links to the news sources.

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"Fuel prices in Zambia have been slashed by nearly K3 per liter, with petrol, diesel, kerosene, and jet A-1 all seeing reductions. Meanwhile, the country's copper production has increased by 29.9% in the first quarter of 2025, with Konkola Copper Mines contributing significantly to the growth. These developments come as the International Monetary Fund praises Zambia's performance in implementing economic transformation and debt management." Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and

Ellen Miller is joined by guest co-host Kathy Voltmer (in for Scott Duff) and they talk here toSecond City's Cat McDonnell and Second City alum Claudia Martinez about their new pilot sketch show "Meant To Be Seen." Catch “Out Chicago” Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Central on WCPT (heartlandsignal.com/programs/out-chicago).Support the show: https://heartlandsignal.com/wcpt820/schedule/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Electoral Commission of Zambia has set June 26 for the Lumezi parliamentary by-elections, while Youth, Sports and Arts Minister Elvis Nkandu has criticized Socialist Party leader Fred M'membe as arrogant and self-centered, warning Zambians against electing him as president. Meanwhile, the Patriotic Front has accused the UPND of entering government fraudulently, and an economist has expressed doubts about Zambia achieving the IMF's projected 6.2% GDP growth this year. Today's edition is presented

President Donald Trump signed four executive orders earlier this week aimed at reviving America’s ailing coal industry. POLITICO’s Cat Morehouse breaks down how Trump is trying to save the coal industry and the potential impacts on America's energy sector. Plus, the Trump administration is canceling funding for the U.S. Global Change Research Program, the entity that produces the federal government’s signature climate change study.Catherine Morehouse is an energy reporter for POLITICO. Alex

President Hakainde Hichilema urges Zambians to renew their vows to peace, reconciliation, and hard work, commemorating KK Day. Meanwhile, the Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority suspends passenger train services due to technical reasons, and the UPND Deputy Spokesperson defends the government's fulfillment of campaign promises. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 18 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio file is 13.24 MB. Running time is 14 minutes, 26

President Donald Trump’s new suite of tariffs, along with his threats to repeal clean energy tax credits, could undermine efforts to build power generation in the United States and his own policy promises. POLITICO’s Cat Morehouse breaks down why Trump’s tariff and tax policies could derail efforts to boost US power supply. Plus, President Trump signed four executive orders on Tuesday aimed at reviving America’s ailing coal industry. Catherine Morehouse is an energy reporter for POLITICO. Josh

Text The Gabber Newspaper! The GabCast is back! Have The Gabber Newspaper's News, Politics & Police Reporter, Ethan Perelstein, give you this week's news, talk with our new opinion columnist Sam Henderson and join Editor-in-Chief Cameron Healy and Podcast Producer Nicole Vogler as they cuddle with cats at The Cat Box.

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The State is seeking to forfeit assets linked to a Chinese company, Sena Plus Investments Limited, on allegations of unlawful activity. Meanwhile, Zambia and Ghana have held bilateral talks to boost tourism and investment, and the Zambia Under-17 Women's National Team is set to compete in a World Cup qualifier against Benin. In other news, former President Edgar Lungu has denied claims that he is undergoing chemotherapy treatment, and the Tonse Alliance is demanding K5 billion from the Ministry of