By Ellen Hambuba Zambia’s Deputy High Commissioner to Tanzania ANTHONY BWALYA says the just ended state visit to Rwanda by President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA has provided a platform of continuous learning and collaboration between the two countries. Mr. BWALYA says such collaborations will enable Zambia and Rwanda to enhance the various areas of trade and investment
President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA is in the French Capital Paris to attend the global financing pact summit. President HICHILEMA’s aircraft arrived at the Paris Le Bourget Airport at 03:45 hours. The President told ZANIS upon arrival that world leaders will deliberate on many issues at the summit. The high-level meeting has been called by French President
By Bernard Nkweto Youth, Sports and Arts Minister ELVIS NKANDU has challenged the Zambia Women’s Rugby Sevens to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics. NKANDU says it will serve as a great motivation to the country following the qualification of other national teams to major tournaments. Speaking when Zambia Breweries handed over a cheque of
By Lucky Phiri Zambia is among four COMESA member states to benefit from the over four million dollars meant to enhance transparency on Climate Change reporting. This has been disclosed during the official opening of a capacity building workshop, held in Chisamba, Central province, for various technical staff in various government agencies. And Green Economy
By Blessings Chibuye- Small and Medium Enterprise Minister, ELIAS MUBANGA says youths should embrace the power of entrepreneurship. Mr. MUBANGA says there is a need for youths to start working together and take advantage of skills development opportunities. He was speaking during the closure of the 2023, 21 day Youth Entrepreneurship training under the MTN
By Lupindula Mwewa- Local Government and Rural Development Minister GARY NKOMBO says civic leaders and political party cadres that are selling land without authority should be arrested and prosecuted as this leads to unplanned settlements. Mr. NKOMBO says the government has given back powers to the local authority to administer land because the functions were
By Chansa Kunda- The Zambia Bureau of Standards – ZABS- targets to certify 1,850 products and 95 companies by 2026. This is after -ZABS- recorded 654 certified products and 32 certified companies from 2018 to 2021. And speaking during the launch of the Strategic Plan -ZABS – Board of Directors Chairperson, MBOBE NYONDO said the
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