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Frantic authorities in Zambia pump mud from Chinese-owned mine where 7 workers are trapped

Messenger-Inquirer 23 Jan 2024
The two Chinese workers and five Zambian ones were caught on Monday when water and mud entered the shaft where they worked at the Macrolink mine in Ndola, about 400 kilometers (248 miles) from the capital, Lusaka.
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Nigeria: Aliko Dangote, Take a Bow

All Africa 19 Jan 2024
"I am excited that we are back here today in Maisaiti district, Ndola, this ...
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Bad Bunny Brings Out Post Malone, Rides Jet Ski During Historic Two-Hour Set at Coachella 2023

The Hollywood Reporter 16 Apr 2023
Latinos have been rompiéndola for some time now,” he said with pride ... I’ve been out for some time, but and it feels cabrón to be here tonight and that you’re all here with me.”.
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Missing Link in a UN Cold Case?

Consortium News 21 Apr 2022
In the decades since the crash, a string of testimonies has also mentioned a small outfit of French mercenaries spotted near Ndola around the time of the tragedy.
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Zambia: Floods in Namwala and Ndola districts, Operation update n° 01 (MDRZM015)

Reliefweb 09 Mar 2022
This operations update is to revise the targeting, the budget and the area of intervention by including another district (Ndola district) based on Zambia Red Cross Society (ZRCS) assessment ... 2 in Ndola and 17 in Namwala.
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Zambian state-run airline resumes flights

Sina 02 Dec 2021
... Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport in Ndola city of the Copperbelt province ... The airline will operate at a frequency of five to six times a week to Ndola and the southern city of Livingstone.
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Zambia launches national airways venturing with Ethiopian Airlines

New Business Ethiopia 30 Nov 2021
The new Zambia Airways (ZN) is to join African sky with its initial domestic flight from Lusaka to Ndola on 1st December 2021 and it will operate at a frequency of six and five times a week to Ndola and Livingstone, respectively ... Mr.
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Zambia national airline to commence flights next month

China.dot.org 22 Nov 2021
LUSAKA, Nov ... The release noted that the airline will initially operate domestic routes on a frequency of five to six times from Lusaka, the country's capital, to the city of Ndola on the Copperbelt Province and the southern city of Livingstone.
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