Newspapers carrying the names of hired teachers are currently being distributed. Numerous applicants for the more than 30,000 teaching positions have flocked to the Daily Mail Newspaper offices in Lusaka to see if their names are on the list of chosen applicants. Simate Simate, the acting managing director of Zambia Daily Mail, pleaded with the…
Newspapers carrying the names of hired teachers are currently being distributed.
Numerous applicants for the more than 30,000 teaching positions have flocked to the Daily Mail Newspaper offices in Lusaka to see if their names are on the list of chosen applicants.
Simate Simate, the acting managing director of Zambia Daily Mail, pleaded with the public to exercise patient as the printing job is almost finished.
Additionally, Mr. SIMATE revealed that the Zambia Daily Mail and Times of Zambia want to print 30,000 copies, which will be split between the two newspaper printers.
Additionally, he has advised newspaper executives against raising the cost of the publications.
The majority of teachers were upset to discover that the papers were still out,
SYLVIA MWEETWA, the Times of Zambia’s Kitwe Bureau Chief, reassured the worried teachers and members of the public that the paper, which had been delayed, would be in before the day’s end.
