…. TAU students shine in inclusive contest,redefine beauty with confidence, talent, and intelligence By Francis Maingaila Lusaka, Zambia24 (1-12-2023) – Texila American University (TAU) in Zambia on the 1st 2023, hosted a breathtaking beauty contest that captivated the audience, showcasing the exceptional talent, poise, and intellect of its students. The beauty contest, organized by the
Mary Mwikisa ZNBC News President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA has called for decisive action towards averting climate change. During his presentation of Zambia’s position paper on Climate Change at COP28 in Dubai, President HICHILEMA said the impact of Climate Change is glaring as illustrated by constant extreme temperatures being experienced in Africa and beyond. Mr. HICHILEMA further
ZNBC News Government has halted mining operations at Seseli mine in Chingola where over 30 illegal miners are feared dead after they were buried alive. Mines Minister PAUL KABUSWE announced the closure after he visited the accident site in Chingola this afternoon. He told Journalists that government will provide a comprehensive statement on the incident
Ruth Mwale ZNBC News The Central Corridor Transit Transport Agency Inter State Council of Ministers has agreed to add Zambia to the Central Corridor Agreement. Transport Minister FRANK TAYALI says Zambia will now start working on internal legal and administrative processes of accession to the Central Corridor Agreement. Speaking during an extra ordinary meeting in
Government through the Board of Directors of ZCCM-IH- has selected International Resources Holdings RSC Limited -IRH- as the new affiliated equity partner for mopani copper mines. Addressing the media in Lusaka this morning, Mines and Minerals Development Minister Paul Kabuswe disclosed that the equity partner is an affiliate company of Abu Dhabi conglomerate international holding
Mary Mwikisa ZNBC News President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA has called on global entities engaged in Carbon trading to create a structured mechanism that will protect developing nations. Mr. HICHILEMA said the vulnerable communities who look after the forests meant for carbon trading must be given priority benefits in whole value chain in order to achieve sustainable
Texila American University and University of Central Nicaragua Graduate 145 Professionals By Francis Maingaila Lusaka, Zambia24 (1-12-2023) – Texila American University, in partnership with the University of Central Nicaragua, celebrated the graduation of 145 professionals who are now ready to contribute towards national development. The graduates obtained qualifications ranging from bachelor’s degrees to masters in
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