News Digest - Wednesday, November 12th, 2025

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Our nation sees significant developments in infrastructure and justice today, with a major boost for our railway network promising economic benefits and a high-profile conviction underscoring the pursuit of justice.

Main Stories

  1. EU Funds Zambia Railways Rehabilitation with €50 Million Grant
    The European Union has granted Zambia Railways €50 million specifically for rehabilitating the main railway line between Livingstone and Ndola. Minister Frank Tayali stated this investment will enhance safety, reduce derailments and maintenance backlogs, improve reliability and efficiency, extend the line's lifespan, and crucially, position rail transport as a stronger alternative to road haulage for moving goods across our nation.

Other Notable Stories

  • Justice & Security:
    • Kabwe High Court Judge Kelvin Limbani convicted Joseph Chiteta, a former Kabwe Medium Correctional Facility inmate and trustee, on seven counts of murder after he pleaded guilty to killing five women and two children while incarcerated.

Key Takeaways & Watchpoints

  • Rehabilitation work on the critical Livingstone-Ndola railway line is set to commence, aiming to transform national freight logistics.
  • Sentencing for Joseph Chiteta is scheduled for tomorrow following his conviction on seven murder charges.
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Generated on November 12, 2025 at 4:32 PM UTC