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For Orthodox Jews, Shabbat is Shabbat. From sunset on Friday until nightfall on Saturday, we refrain from the 39 categories of prohibited labour- Yehudah Ben David

BA SDA GATHER HERE 🤩: SABBATH IS SABBATH! Good morning, Zambia! You drive your car. You switch on the microwave. You speak into a microphone. You switch lights on and off, operate electronic devices, and still say you are observing the Sabbath. Well, perhaps that…

For Orthodox Jews, Shabbat is Shabbat. From sunset on Friday until nightfall on Saturday, we refrain from the 39 categories of prohibited labour- Yehudah Ben David

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BA SDA GATHER HERE 🤩: SABBATH IS SABBATH! Good morning, Zambia! You drive your car. You switch on the microwave. You speak into a microphone. You switch lights on and off, operate electronic devices, and still say you are observing the Sabbath. Well, perhaps that is how you understand Sabbath observance. For Orthodox Jews, Shabbat […]

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FRA ready to commence 2026 crop purchases

The Food Reserve Agency (FRA) has completed preparations for the 2026 crop marketing season and is ready to begin purchasing maize and paddy rice once government announces the official buying prices. Speaking during a media briefing, FRA Board Chairperson Suresh Desai said the Agency has…

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Tobacco in rural economy: More than cash crop

ROBERT MWALE Lusaka WHEN we talk about tobacco in Zambia, the conversation often centres on production volumes, prices, exports and the annual marketing season. While these aspects are important, they tell only part of the story. Tobacco is more than a crop grown and sold…

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