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RCC’s N$30m deal fuel linked to fugitive Malima

RCC’s N$30m deal fuel linked to fugitive Malima

by admin_ijhub | Sep 18, 2026 | Uncategorized

By Tracy Tafirenyika | 18 September 2026 The state-owned Roads Contractor Company has paid N$30 million to suppliers for fuel, of which N$17 million’s worth was never delivered, with the deal being linked to fugitive businessman Victor Malima. A warrant for Malima’s...
MAKANDAY WEEKLY!

MAKANDAY WEEKLY!

by admin_ijhub | Sep 18, 2026 | Uncategorized

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PetroSA was owed R227m. It may end up losing R1.4bn instead.

PetroSA was owed R227m. It may end up losing R1.4bn instead.

by admin_ijhub | Sep 17, 2026 | Uncategorized

When state-owned fuel company, PetroSA, walked into the boardroom at its Parow head office, it was owed R227-million. By the time it walked out, it had agreed to a deal so toxic that it now faces the possibility of losing R1.4-billion instead – and potentially...
Minister may benefit from Lesotho’s R100-billion AI and hydropower deal

Minister may benefit from Lesotho’s R100-billion AI and hydropower deal

by admin_ijhub | Sep 16, 2026 | Uncategorized

Public works minister Matjato Moteane is a shareholder in a local firm the government plans to invite to participate By Motsamai Mokotjo Lesotho has signed a US$6.2-billion agreement with US-based Convalt Energy to build a hydropower plant and AI data centre....
Remembering Fr. Pete Henriot: The Jesuit Who Made Faith a Call to Justice

Remembering Fr. Pete Henriot: The Jesuit Who Made Faith a Call to Justice

by admin_ijhub | Sep 16, 2026 | Uncategorized

For more than two decades in Zambia, Fr. Peter J. Henriot was a familiar voice in debates about poverty, economic justice and the role of faith in public life. But behind the respected scholar and outspoken social justice advocate was a Jesuit priest remembered by...
A Mining Town, a Narrow Revenue Base: The Test Facing Solwezi’s New Mayor

A Mining Town, a Narrow Revenue Base: The Test Facing Solwezi’s New Mayor

by admin_ijhub | Sep 15, 2026 | Uncategorized

PART ONE: Evans Lubelenga spent years as a journalist asking why Solwezi’s mineral wealth had not translated into better services. Now, as the city’s newly elected mayor, he inherits another question: why has one of Zambia’s fastest-growing mining towns become so...
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