Government is concerned about the large volume of counterfeit products that are finding their way onto the Zambian market and that the media should help to fight the vice by reporting…
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The Zambian GOVERNMENT has challenged the media to take a leading role in the fight against piracy and counterfeit products,and that the media should continue playing an active role in the fight against piracy and counterfeit products.
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Posted on January 17, 2013 at 9:15pm — 3 Comments
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