Hichilema’s reaction to PF first budget
Friday, 18 November 2011 14:07

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says his party is shocked that the 2012 budget has no provision for funds on the constitution.B riefing the press on Friday, 18th November, 2011, Hichilema said the Zambian people were expecting a new constitution which the PF Government promised to deliver in ninety (90) days.

 
5 things that make a woman a keeper
Friday, 11 November 2011 00:37


She's the most beautiful creature you've ever set eyes on. All your friends are jealous, and you've even stopped fancying other women, at least when you're sober. She must be a keeper, right? Ain't necessarily so.

You should know by now that lust and love are not the same thing. Just to make it more complicated, love and keepability are not the same thing either. Love is a vital ingredient in a long term relationship, but it isn't all you need. The qualities that make a woman are keeper are sometimes about her, and sometimes about her relationship with you - but they're all vital clues to your long-term compatibility. Read on to find out more.

1. You can talk to her about anything

You've always been a bit guarded with previous girlfriends, and always assumed that you hated discussing your feelings. But suddenly you find yourself opening up to her. What's going on? Quite simply, you trust her. You trust her not to laugh at you, and to understand where you're coming from, and to help you make sense of life, the universe and everything. If you fancy the pants off her as well, she's a 24-carat keeper.

2. She answers back

A woman's ability to hold her own in an argument is vital, because of course you will disagree at times and you need to be able to handle conflict. Neither of you should be steamrollered by the other, and neither should automatically surrender every time there's conflict on the horizon. If you want a healthy relationship, allow each other a voice, hear each other out and don't bear grudges.

A woman who can stand up for herself in a witty and/or courteous manner is a woman with self-respect. The best keepers can even do it whilst having a bit of a cry, because they know that showing emotion is not a weakness. It's basically multi-tasking.

3. She dresses to please herself, not you

We're all guilty of editing our tastes a little when we meet someone we want to impress. You know the kind of thing – you're dating a rock fan, so you move your vast collection of Kylie CDs to the back of the shelf. Fine. It's called dating.

But if you want things to last long-term, you should each be true to yourselves. Embrace your different tastes as well as the ones you have in common. A girl who dresses to please you may seem to fulfil your idea of the perfect woman, but she's not being herself – and that will cause resentment once she remembers that she loathes wearing high heels. A woman who dresses to please herself is also likely to be happy in her own skin, and therefore more at ease physically and socially.

4. She finishes your sentences

Isn't it maddening when she interrupts to finish what you were saying? Well, relax - it's actually a very good sign. For a start, it shows that she's engaged and interested in what you're saying. Crucially, it shows that she understands where you're coming from, and she's enthusiastic about showing it.

One of the greatest things about being in a long-term relationship is the feeling that the other person knows you better than anyone else. And one of the worst things about being in a long-term relationship is the feeling that your other half just doesn't understand you. So if you want to find a keeper, pay attention to her sentence-finishing interruptions. They're an important clue that she "gets" you.

5. You want your mum to like her

This clue points to a woman's keepability in a number of ways. First, your mum's opinion matters to you, and if you really care for a girl you'll want your mum to like her too. Secondly, it suggests that you want to show her off to your family and friends - which wouldn't occur to you if you didn't think she was worth hanging onto.  But most importantly, it's a sign that you see her as part of your future. If your mum loves her, the future really is bright.


 

 
UPND on the Copperbelt calls for propoor budget
Friday, 11 November 2011 00:24

UPND Copperbelt Spokesman, Kennedy Kalunga has said the Party on the copperbelt is looking forward to the presentation of the first ever PF 2012 National Budget tomorrow which Finance and National Planning Minister Alexander Chikwanda is to present in the National Assembly.

 
New Appoints at Mopani Copper Mines
Wednesday, 09 November 2011 16:19


Mr Moses F. Chilangwa – new Chief Services Officer Mopani Copper Mines Plc

Mr. Haapaku Hamwene – new Structural Engineer Synclinorium Project.

Mr David Nyambi – new Superintendent Cobalt Plant Zone A.

Mr. Mwila Daniel Mutimushi – new Electrical Engineer Synclinorium Project.

Mr. Charles Nakasamu – new Tax Manager


Mr. Howard Mutawa – new Superintendent Ventilation


The Board of Directors of Mopani Copper Mines Plc (Mopani) has announced several new senior appointments to the team, all employed within the last seven months:
 
Mr. Moses F. Chilangwa – Chief Services Officer.
Mr Chilangwa previously held the position of Manager of Employee Relations. Before this he was Manager of Human Resources at Mufulira for one year and, prior to that, Manager of Human Resources Nkana. Mr Chilangwa is a seasoned HR practitioner, whose career in the mines spans over 30 years, starting with service at ZCCM.
 
Mr. Haapaku Hamwene – Structural Engineer Synclinorium Project.
Mr. Hamwene was previously Project Manager at Ellis and Moore Consultant Engineers UK from 2007 to 2011, and Senior Structural Engineer at CPP Botswana from 1997 to 2007. He holds a degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Zambia.
 
Mr. Howard Mutawa – Superintendent Ventilation.
Mr Mutawa was previously Ventilation Engineer at Konkola Copper Mines Plc (KCM) from 2009 to 2011 and Ventilation Technician at ZCCM/KCM from 1993 to 2005. From 2005 to 2009 Mr Mutawa studied Environmental Engineering at CBU; he holds a BSc in Environmental Engineering and a Diploma in Ventilation Engineering from CBU.
 
Mr. Mwila Daniel Mutimushi – Electrical Engineer Synclinorium Project.
Mr. Mutimushi holds a BSc Hons in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) in the UK. Previously Mr. Mutimushi was General Manager at Allen West in Zambia from 2000 to 2011, Merchandising Manager Serioes Zambia from 1998 to 2000, Manager Copperbelt Shoes from 1993 to 1998.
 
Mr. Charles Nakasamu – Tax Manager.
Mr. Nakasamu was previously Tax Manager Deloitte & Touche from 2008 to 2011 and Senior Inspector of taxes at Zambia Revenue Authority from 1995 to 2008. Mr. Nakasamu studied Accounting at CBU.
 
Mr. David Nyambi – Superintendent Cobalt Plant Zone A.
Previous to his service with Mopani, Mr Nyambi was Metallurgical Superintendent at Ruashi Mine in the DRC from 2009 to 2011, Technical Superintendent at Chibuluma from 2007 – 2009, and Project Metallurgist Nkana Mine from 1985 – 1991. Mr. Nyambi holds the Diploma Mine Metallurgy from CBU and advanced certificate Mine Metallurgy from Zambia Institute of Technology.
 
 
Mopani Copper Mines plc (“Mopani”) is a Zambian registered company owned by Carlisa Investments Corporation (a joint venture company comprising Glencore International AG (73.1%) and First Quantum Minerals Ltd (16.9%) and ZCCM-IH (10%).
 
The Zambian government retains a significant minority interest in Mopani via ZCCM-IH. Minority shareholders are spread throughout the world in various locations.
 
Mopani produces and sells copper and cobalt to the international market. The Company operates mines in the towns of Kitwe and Mufulira, which are located on the Zambian Copperbelt.
 
Mopani spent over $15 million on ongoing community projects in 2010. It currently operates two hospitals, seven health clinics, five first-aid centres and public health departments near its Nkana and Mufulira sites.
 
The Company also runs four schools for 2,100 pupils, oversees HIV and malaria prevention and control programmes, and supports local orphanages, charities and sports clubs. Retired miners have also been provided with opportunities for post-retirement employment at a Mopani-supported farm near Mufulira.
In 2011 Mopani expects to spend substantially more on community projects than in 2010 as recently announced road and sanitation projects boost spending.
 

Issued by: Chuma Kabaghe, Manager Corporate Affairs   
 
 

 
 
5 things that make a woman a keeper
Friday, 11 November 2011 00:37


She's the most beautiful creature you've ever set eyes on. All your friends are jealous, and you've even stopped fancying other women, at least when you're sober. She must be a keeper, right? Ain't necessarily so.

You should know by now that lust and love are not the same thing. Just to make it more complicated, love and keepability are not the same thing either. Love is a vital ingredient in a long term relationship, but it isn't all you need. The qualities that make a woman are keeper are sometimes about her, and sometimes about her relationship with you - but they're all vital clues to your long-term compatibility. Read on to find out more.

1. You can talk to her about anything

You've always been a bit guarded with previous girlfriends, and always assumed that you hated discussing your feelings. But suddenly you find yourself opening up to her. What's going on? Quite simply, you trust her. You trust her not to laugh at you, and to understand where you're coming from, and to help you make sense of life, the universe and everything. If you fancy the pants off her as well, she's a 24-carat keeper.

2. She answers back

A woman's ability to hold her own in an argument is vital, because of course you will disagree at times and you need to be able to handle conflict. Neither of you should be steamrollered by the other, and neither should automatically surrender every time there's conflict on the horizon. If you want a healthy relationship, allow each other a voice, hear each other out and don't bear grudges.

A woman who can stand up for herself in a witty and/or courteous manner is a woman with self-respect. The best keepers can even do it whilst having a bit of a cry, because they know that showing emotion is not a weakness. It's basically multi-tasking.

3. She dresses to please herself, not you

We're all guilty of editing our tastes a little when we meet someone we want to impress. You know the kind of thing – you're dating a rock fan, so you move your vast collection of Kylie CDs to the back of the shelf. Fine. It's called dating.

But if you want things to last long-term, you should each be true to yourselves. Embrace your different tastes as well as the ones you have in common. A girl who dresses to please you may seem to fulfil your idea of the perfect woman, but she's not being herself – and that will cause resentment once she remembers that she loathes wearing high heels. A woman who dresses to please herself is also likely to be happy in her own skin, and therefore more at ease physically and socially.

4. She finishes your sentences

Isn't it maddening when she interrupts to finish what you were saying? Well, relax - it's actually a very good sign. For a start, it shows that she's engaged and interested in what you're saying. Crucially, it shows that she understands where you're coming from, and she's enthusiastic about showing it.

One of the greatest things about being in a long-term relationship is the feeling that the other person knows you better than anyone else. And one of the worst things about being in a long-term relationship is the feeling that your other half just doesn't understand you. So if you want to find a keeper, pay attention to her sentence-finishing interruptions. They're an important clue that she "gets" you.

5. You want your mum to like her

This clue points to a woman's keepability in a number of ways. First, your mum's opinion matters to you, and if you really care for a girl you'll want your mum to like her too. Secondly, it suggests that you want to show her off to your family and friends - which wouldn't occur to you if you didn't think she was worth hanging onto.  But most importantly, it's a sign that you see her as part of your future. If your mum loves her, the future really is bright.


 

 
UPND on the Copperbelt calls for propoor budget
Friday, 11 November 2011 00:24

UPND Copperbelt Spokesman, Kennedy Kalunga has said the Party on the copperbelt is looking forward to the presentation of the first ever PF 2012 National Budget tomorrow which Finance and National Planning Minister Alexander Chikwanda is to present in the National Assembly.

 
SATA MUSES UPND ON CABINET OFFICIALS, Kennedy Kalunga, Copperbelt Spokesman has remarked
Wednesday, 09 November 2011 13:41

United Party for National Development is amused by sentiments made by President Michael Sata that there was too much leakage of state secrets by officials at cabinet office at the expense of confidentiality.

 
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