By Hannock Kasama Acting Chief Justice MICHAEL MUSONDA has observed that information Communication Technology -ICT- has become a necessity in judicial affairs due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Justice MUSONDA says it is on this premise that judges must consider virtual hearing of cases, video conferencing and electronic management of cases among other digital interactive platforms…
By Etambuyu Katota Government has suspended the harvesting and export of Mukula trees with immediate effect. Lands and Natural Resources Minister ELIJAH MUCHIMA says this has been done to verify the documentation of those exempted and the impact of the 2017 ban. Mr. MUCHIMA notes that Mukula trees continues to be harvested and exported in…
By Lazarous Sichula The International Monetary Fund -IMF- technical staff is scheduled for a visit to Zambia next week. The team will visit Zambia from September 27 to October 1, 2021. This follows Cabinet’s approval of the Budget Policy Concept paper on the 2022 to 2024 Medium Term Expenditure Framework and the 2022 National Budget…
Lubin Lusaka ~ Fri, 24 Sept, 2021 By Brightwell Chabusha The opposition Patriotic Front (PF) has apologised to citizens for having paid a deaf ear to their plight during the party’s tenure in government. Speaking when he featured on Radio Phoenix’s “Let the People Talk Program” today, PF vice president Given Lubinda acknowledged that people…
By Chansa Kunda The Zambia women’s Under-20 national football team will this afternoon lock horns with neighbors Malawi in the first leg of the 2022 Cost Rica World Cup Qualifier fixture to be played at the Nkoloma stadium. The encounter that kicks off at 15:00 hours will see the two teams begin their pursuit of…
By Ruth Chayinda The Ministry of local Government has acquired 166 contracts covering 6390 kilometres of feeder roads valued at over 8 billion Kwacha. Local Government and Rural Development Minister GARRY NKOMBO says this brings the ongoing contracts to 211 covering over 8657 kilometres in various districts countrywide. Mr. NKOMBO also says his ministry has…
By Mark Ziligone Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development Minister CHARLES MILUPI has challenged the Zambia Institute of Purchasing and Supply -ZIPS- to publically comment on procurement processes that are suspected to be illegal. Mr. MILUPI says in the recent past, the country has witnessed numerous procurement processes which have been characterized with anomalies. He says…
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