NEW REPUBLIC

Friday, November 01, 2024 | 1590 Views |

The UDC has reached 31 seats in Parliament, allowing them to form a new government.

This is the first change in regimes since Independence in 1966.

Harvard-trained attorney, Duma Boko, is now officially the President-Elect and will proceed to inauguration soon.

Going green: Pheko-Moshagane PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG

Absa affirms commitment to sustainable growth

Mbongeni Mguni | 06 Dec 2024

What’s next for the diamond deal?

Mbongeni Mguni,Lewanika Timothy | 06 Dec 2024

BoB releases P2bn to banks as govt cash crunch spills over

Mbongeni Mguni,Pauline Dikuelo,Lewanika Timothy | 06 Dec 2024

BDP gets crumbs off P34m party funding

Tsaone Basimanebotlhe,Tiny Mooki | 06 Dec 2024

SWAPO survives regional onslaught against legacy parties

Lewanika Timothy | 06 Dec 2024

UB staff threatens to go on strike

Larona Makhaiza,Tiny Mooki | 06 Dec 2024

Lusaka MultiChoice talent factory academy graduates its 100th student

Staff Writer | 06 Dec 2024

Gov’t to stop revenue repatriation from tourism

Spira Tlhankane | 06 Dec 2024

A step in the right direction

It has only been a month since the newly elected government, the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC), took power, and there are already a lot of changes. Across different ministries, ministers are hard at work. Following heavy rainfall and storms that hit Francistown recently, the Minister of State Presidency, Moeti Mohwasa, made a commitment that government will assist those affected by the heavy rains. Mohwasa, when addressing the media in...

The Monitor Editor | 03 December 2024

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