The Zambia Police Service, through its spokesperson Mrs Esther Mwaata Katongo, yesterday sounded a warning to all Zambians to ensure they mask up when in public or risk being fined K750, prosecuted in court or being thrown in prison for 6 months, or at worst at Edwin Imboela Stadium once other holding facilities for offenders…
President Edgar Lungu is expected to officially open the Fifth session of the Twelfth National Assembly on Friday, September 11, 2020. Clerk of the National Assembly, Cecilia Mbewe said this in a statement issued in Lusaka. The Fourth Session of the Twelfth National Assembly, adjourned Sine die on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, due to the…
The Judiciary has announced the closure of all superior courts to facilitate fumigation of the premises. The exercise will be conducted in conjunction with the Lusaka City Council conduct a fumigationl on today ( Thursday) and tomorrow (Friday). This is according to a public notice issued by Chief registrar of the Judiciary and director of…
By Hector Simfukwe: Government says it has received reports of chiefdom wrangles which has affected the smooth issuance of National Registration Cards -NRCs- in some parts of North Western Province. Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says some unrecognized sub-chiefs are inciting their people to register under them even when they are not gazetted. Mr. Kampyongo…
By Ellen Hambuba: Government has commissioned a 5-point 2-million U.S dollar Pumping unit on the Tazama oil pipe line. Tazama Pipelines Limited has spent 37 million US dollars to replace old pumps at seven stations along the Tazama pipeline, which runs from Dar-es-Salaam to Ndola. Energy Minister Matthew Nkhuwa and Finance Minister Bwalya Ng’andu commissioned…
By Mushota Mpundu: President Edgar Lungu has directed Copperbelt Minister Japhen Mwakalombe to ensure that the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit DMMU provides relief food to all the families whose houses were demolished in Kitwe’s Luyando community. And Mr. Mwakalombe says the head of state is deeply saddened that hundreds of families are spending nights…
By Ephraim Chiluba: Transport and Communications Minister, Mutotwe Kafwaya has reiterated the need for Public Service Vehicle -PSV- operators and commuters to consistently wear face masks. Mr Kafwaya says he is lucky to have recovered from COVID-19. He was speaking when he accompanied Road Transport and Safety Agency -RTSA- officers on a COVID-19 sensitization campaign,…
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