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The '''Zambia Daily Mail''' is a daily broadsheet newspaper published in [[Zambia]]. The newspaper publishes in English. It is one of two papers owned by the Zambian government. The newspaper publishes local and international news, sports, business and financial. | The '''Zambia Daily Mail''' is a daily broadsheet newspaper published in [[Zambia]]. The newspaper publishes in English. It is one of two papers owned by the Zambian government. The newspaper publishes local and international news, sports, business and financial. | ||
== | ==History== | ||
The | The history of Zambia Daily Mail Limited dates back to the 1950s when it used to be called African Mail the forerunner to the Central African Mail. The name later changed to Zambia Mail after independence in 1964. It was later bought by the Zambian Government from private owners. It became a daily Newspaper in 1970 and the name changed to Zambia Daily Mail. A number of changes have since taken place. Sunday Mail and Financial Mail were introduced to widen the scope of coverage. The Financial Mail has since been phased out. | ||
After introducing the two additional publications, Zambia Daily Mail computerized its operations in 1994 and immediately introduced an online publication. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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The Zambia Daily Mail is a daily broadsheet newspaper published in Zambia. The newspaper publishes in English. It is one of two papers owned by the Zambian government. The newspaper publishes local and international news, sports, business and financial.
History
The history of Zambia Daily Mail Limited dates back to the 1950s when it used to be called African Mail the forerunner to the Central African Mail. The name later changed to Zambia Mail after independence in 1964. It was later bought by the Zambian Government from private owners. It became a daily Newspaper in 1970 and the name changed to Zambia Daily Mail. A number of changes have since taken place. Sunday Mail and Financial Mail were introduced to widen the scope of coverage. The Financial Mail has since been phased out.
After introducing the two additional publications, Zambia Daily Mail computerized its operations in 1994 and immediately introduced an online publication.
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