By Chansa Kunda Zambia’s top FIFA referee JANNY SIKAZWE will this Saturday make a return to the center stage in African football as he will officiate the CAF champions’ League group D tie between Angolan sides Petro de Luanda and Sagrada Esperanca The crucial group D encounter that will be held at the 11th…
(ZANIS) Vice President, MUTALE NALUMANGO has called on accountants to help rid the public and private sectors of corrupt practices. Ms. NALUMANGO says accountants across the country should also be wary of other unwarranted misapplication of resources especially finances. She observes that boards and other oversight committees have not effectively discharged their duties when it…
(ZANIS) The Kuomboka Ceremony of the Lozi people of Western Province will take place on April 9, 2022. Barotse Royal Establishment -BRE- NGAMBELA MANYANDO MUKELA has announced today at Namuso Kuta in Limulunga Palace for the Litunga of Western Province. The NGAMBELA says the Kuomboka Ceremony has not been held for the past three years.…
Over 70 Zambian students who were studying in Ukraine arrived in the country on Tuesday . And Speaking when he received the students last night, Foreign Affairs Minister STAINELY KAKUBO said government is happy that the students have arrived home safely. Mr KAKUBO said government wants to ensure that all Zambians are brought home safely…
(ZANIS) Southern Province Minister CORNELIUS MWEETWA has implored the opposition Patriotic Front -PF- not to shy away from national events such as the commemoration of this year’s international women’s day. Mr. MWEETWA is saddened that P.F members especially the women folk were conspicuously absent at this year’s provincial commemoration of women’s day in Choma. He…
By Justin Akakulubelwa Tourism Minister, RODNEY SIKUMBA has implored women to help fight and mitigate climate change. Mr. SIKUMBA says this is because women are increasingly becoming more vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Speaking in Livingstone, during the commemoration of Women’s Day, Mr. SIKUMBA said the Tourist Capital has not been spared from…
(ZANIS) Copperbelt Province Minister ELISHA MATAMBO says government remains committed to ensuring women and girls are empowered to deal with the effects of climate change. Mr. MATAMBO says women should position themselves and get involved in sustainable initiatives in the province so that their leadership translates in effective climate change action. The Minister said this…
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