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My parents’ advice was that I should stay clear of Frank Mutubila, as he had a reputation for going after any new girl who joined ZNBC. I did stay clear of Frank…” Excerpt from newly releases book titled.
— Dora Siliya
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About Dora Siliya
Dora Siliya (born October 8, 1970, in Kitwe) She attended school in Mufulira. After graduating from Kabulonga Girls Secondary School in 1988, she began studying medicine at the University of Zambia but left after two years to work with Zambian Television and Radio (ZNBC). She later returned to university to study mass communication while continuing her role at ZNBC. In 1996, she joined the South African Broadcasting Corporation, and in 1997, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Siliya also holds a master’s degree in development economics from the University of Cambridge and a PhD in Development Economics from the University of Lusaka. As a Zambian politician, she served as the member of parliament for Petauke Central and as Minister of Communication and Broadcasting.
About Dora Siliya
Dora Siliya (born October 8, 1970, in Kitwe) She attended school in Mufulira. After graduating from Kabulonga Girls Secondary School in 1988, she began studying medicine at the University of Zambia but left after two years to work with Zambian Television and Radio (ZNBC). She later returned to university to study mass communication while continuing her role at ZNBC. In 1996, she joined the South African Broadcasting Corporation, and in 1997, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Siliya also holds a master’s degree in development economics from the University of Cambridge and a PhD in Development Economics from the University of Lusaka. As a Zambian politician, she served as the member of parliament for Petauke Central and as Minister of Communication and Broadcasting.
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