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President Sata in Ethiopia
African Union Summit closes, President Sata happy with outcomes
President Michael Sata has described as successful the just ended 18th African Union (AU) summit held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. President Sata who attended the AU leaders’ summit for the first time said the meeting managed to bring to the discussion table many issues of common interest. In a brief interview at Addis Ababa Bole Airport shortly before departure for Lusaka, Mr. Sata said the meeting made significant achievements which he promised to discuss later. President Sata with his Special Assistant for Press and Public Relations read The African Report Magazine. Pictures by Eddie Mwanaleza/STATE HOUSE.President Sata in Ethiopia
African Union Summit closes, President Sata happy with outcomes
President Michael Sata has described as successful the just ended 18th African Union (AU) summit held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. President Sata who attended the AU leaders’ summit for the first time said the meeting managed to bring to the discussion table many issues of common interest. In a brief interview at Addis Ababa Bole Airport shortly before departure for Lusaka, Mr. Sata said the meeting made significant achievements which he promised to discuss later. President Sata with his entourage that included First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba captured at Airport before leaving for Lusaka. Pictures by Eddie Mwanaleza/STATE HOUSE.President Sata in Ethiopia
African Union Summit closes, President Sata happy with outcomes
President Michael Sata has described as successful the just ended 18th African Union (AU) summit held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. President Sata who attended the AU leaders’ summit for the first time said the meeting managed to bring to the discussion table many issues of common interest. In a brief interview at Addis Ababa Bole Airport shortly before departure for Lusaka, Mr. Sata said the meeting made significant achievements which he promised to discuss later. First Lady Christine Kaseba who was part of the Zambian entourage had series of activities on the sidelines of the AU Summit. Pictures by Eddie Mwanaleza/STATE HOUSE.President Sata meets Ban
President Sata meets UN Chief Ban, US Special Envoy for Africa Carson
PRESIDENT Michael Sata has met United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on the margins of the 18th ordinary session of the African Union (AU) Heads of State and Government Assembly. The president held a closed-door meeting with Mr Ban in the new AU complex in the company of Foreign Affairs Minister Given Lubinda. The meeting with Mr Ban’s entourage lasted for 45 minutes and attracted a horde of international journalists. President Sata also met Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Jonnie Carson. President Sata shares light moment with Mr. Carson and Mr. Lubinda. Pictures by Eddie Mwanaleza/STATE HOUSE.President Sata meets Ban
President Sata meets UN Chief Ban, US Special Envoy for Africa Carson
PRESIDENT Michael Sata has met United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on the margins of the 18th ordinary session of the African Union (AU) Heads of State and Government Assembly. The president held a closed-door meeting with Mr Ban in the new AU complex in the company of Foreign Affairs Minister Given Lubinda. The meeting with Mr Ban’s entourage lasted for 45 minutes and attracted a horde of international journalists. President Sata also met Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Jonnie Carson. President Sata poses for a picture with the UN Chief. Pictures by Eddie Mwanaleza/STATE HOUSE.
18th AU summit closes with a call to action
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, January 31, 2012, ZANIS--The 18th African Union (AU) summit in Addis Ababa closed with a call for the leaders of Africa to translate words into Action to ensure a peaceful and p...
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President Sata warns overzealous ministers
PRESIDENT Michael Sata has warned overzealous ministers and Government officials against interfering with workers’ pay negotiations and resorting to random positions which he says were bound to induce...
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President Sata prods Zambians abroad to invest home
PRESIDENT Sata says Zambians living abroad should invest in their country to contribute to national development. The President says it is not good for Zambians in the diaspora to live a comfortable li...
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EAZ, Stanchart nod Kwacha rebasing
THE Economics Association of Zambia (EAZ) has observed that the rebasing of the Kwacha will restore confidence in the currency and the country’s economy. Government has announced its intention to have...
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List Zamtel after take-over, Government urged
A LOCAL insurance company has appealed to Government to consider listing Zamtel on the Lusaka Stock Exchange (LuSE) to afford Zambians an opportunity to buy shares in the telecommunication firm follow...
Zanaco next - President Sata directs Justice Minister
PRESIDENT Michael Sata has directed Minister of Justice Sebastian Zulu to immediately probe the sale of the Zambia National Commercial (Zanaco) Bank to establish whether procedure was followed when Du...
Picture of the Day: President Sata Clad in Indian Regalia
President Michael Chilufya Sata has appointed Bert Mushala as North Western Province permanent secretary. Mr Mushala replaces Dr David Shamulenge,who has been transferred to the Ministry of Agricultur...
President Sata recognises new Chief Chikwanda
For Immediate Release
LUSAKA, Thursday, January 19, 2012 – His Excellency Mr Michael Chilufya Sata, President of the Republic of Zambia , has recognized Mr. Maxwell Kafula Mucheleka as Chief Chikwanda...
PRESIDENT SATA’S MESSAGE OF GOODWILL TO THE CHIPOLOPOLO BOYS
Media Statement
For Immediate Release
LUSAKA, Tuesday, January 17, 2012 – His Excellency Mr Michael Chilufya Sata, President of the Republic of Zambia, has sent a message of best wishes and support to ...
PRESIDENT SATA MOURNS EX-BoZ CHIEF MR DAVID PHIRI
MEDIA STATEMENT
For Immediate Release
LUSAKA, Monday, January 16, 2012 – His Excellency Mr Michael Chilufya Sata, President of the Republic of Zambia , is deeply saddened at the passing of former Bank of...
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