By MacPherson Mukuka An International Non-Governmental Organization championing the provision of primary health care systems in Africa has called on Government and stakeholders to amplify the linkage between Climate Change and Health. AMREF Africa Country Manager VIVIANE SAKANGA says this is because Climate Change has a direct impact on the health of the people. Speaking
(BBC)Four former senior Malawi officials have been banned from entering the US over corruption allegations. They include former police chief George Kainja, former solicitor general and secretary of justice Reyneck Matemba, former director of public procurement and disposal of assets John Suzi-Banda and former police service attorney Mwabi Kaluba. The four were designated by the
By Chembe Mbale Infrastructure Housing and Urban Development Minister CHARLES MILUPI says Government is conducting a feasibility study for the construction of Mumbezhi-Lukulu-Katunda road and a bridge to connect North-Western to Western Province. Mr. MILUPI says a consultant has since been engaged for the two projects, with the bridge expected to be built first. The
By Sharon Siame President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA has called for collaboration among researchers in the agriculture sector to ensure they come up with drought resistant crops that can be grown by farmers. President HICHILEMA says researchers should also breed varieties that are flood resistant and high yielding. He says this will bring about efficiency in the
By Wilson Mulinda The National Prosecution Authority –NPA- says Zambians should benefit from the forfeited properties that were acquired dubiously. NPA Deputy State Chief Advocate MARGARET CHITUNDU was speaking when she led a team of officers from her office and Drug Enforcement Commission -DEC- in inspecting forfeited properties of Former President EDGAR LUNGU’s daughter CHIYESO
(BBC) Heavy rain has continued to batter Gulf states, causing deadly flash floods and disrupting flights at the world’s second-busiest airport. Dubai International Airport warned of “very challenging conditions” and advised some passengers not to turn up due to areas being inundated by water. Further north, a man died when his car was caught in
(BBC) Nigerian socialite and businessman Cubana Chief Priest has become the latest local celebrity to be charged with abusing banknotes. The socialite, whose real name is Pascal Okechukwu, pleaded not guilty to three counts of abusing banknotes during a court appearance on Wednesday. Authorities say he threw money into the air at various social events.
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