By Brian Mwale Finance Minister SITUMBEKO MUSOKOTWANE has attributed the delays for Zambia getting a debt relief to ongoing discussions among creditors. Dr. MUSOKOTWANE says government is in contact with creditors and bond holders who are currently discussing the kind of debt relief to be given to Zambia and which debts should be considered for
By Hannock Kasama’ The United States Agency for International Development -USAID- has hailed ZAMBIA as a future leader in global and regional health security. USAID Mission Director, PETER WIEBLER says this is exhibited by the manner in which ZAMBIA has distinguished itself in the fight against COVID-19 and epidemics. Mr. WIEBLER said this in LUSAKA
(BBC) A Kenyan senator was ejected from parliament after attending a session while wearing a white suit stained red in an apparent menstrual activism campaign. Gloria Orwoba, of the ruling coalition, is due to table a motion on a bill to provide for free sanitary pads on Wednesday as part of efforts to end period
(ZNBC News) Students from Mukuba University in Kitwe on the Copperbelt who have benefited from Meal allowances for the first time have commended President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA for extending the program to their institution. Mukuba University Students Union – MUSU -Prime Minister DAVID NDUMBA is happy that the government is concerned with the plight of students
By Michael Kaumba ZNBC News A Team of Immigration and Police Officers in Isoka has arrested 14 Ethiopians for allegedly failing to appear before an Immigration Officer. The undocumented immigrants were discovered hiding in horse Cabins and improvised wooden compartment of the Chassis of two Tanzanian registered Trucks and Trailers. Immigration Department Spokesperson NAMATI NSHINKA
Luyando Hambote ZNBC News The Lusaka Magistrate Court has denied an application by Lusaka Businessman HARRY FINDLAY to have his passport released to allow him travel for medical treatment. Mr FINDLAY is in court on offence of holding of more than one passport and being in possession of endorsements of forged immigration stamps. Making a
By Chansa Kunda ZNBC News Copper Queens Coach BRUCE MWAPE has declared the team ready for the Turkish Cup as Zambia will face North Macedonia in their opening game tomorrow. Following the withdrawal of Venezuela, Zambia will kick-off their campaign against North Macedonia at 10:00 hours tomorrow. MWAPE says the team is equal to the
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