Zambia survived a possible FIFA ban with all the warring parties in the game signing a cease fire. Sports Minister Emmanuel Mulenga told a media briefing that parties that had taken FAZ to court had agreed to withdraw all matters. Mulenga also announced that FAZ elections would not be held until FIFA had presided over…
The wrangles that have rocked the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) are expected to be a thing of the past following a meeting involving FAZ, Aggrieved stakeholders, and the government held on Thursday. In the meeting chaired by the Presidential Affairs minister honorable Freedom Sikazwe, The aggrieved party Patson Lusaka and Damiano Mutale (who were…
Lundazi Central independent member of parliament Lawrence Nyirenda on Friday asked Vice-President Inonge Wina if government will consider giving members of parliament COVID-19 allowances. The member of parliament, whose eligibility for membership in the House has been petitioned in the courts of law by losing candidate Colonel Bizwayo Nkunika who contends that the former does…
The Government of Zambia, through the Ministry of National Development Panning, has received the first 8, 520 tablets to be used in the 2020 Census of Population and Housing this year. Ministry of National Development Panning Permanent Secretary (Development Planning and Administration) Mr. Chola Chabala said the supplier this week delivered 8, 520 tablets of…
By Mastone Monze Government has warned parents against registering children who have not attained 16 years, which is the statutory age of acquiring a National Registration Card -NRC-. Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo has told Phoenix News in Monze that the law will visit any person who will be found wanting as the mobile…
By Aaron Mubanga Jnr | July 10, 2020 Women’s football in Zambia has continued to make steady progress despite numerous challenges faced by the teams like poor or no sponsorship and pathetic state of pitches for training and for official matches. For the girl child, even convincing her parents to support her career let alone…
Women Parliamentary Caucus Chairperson Nkandu Luo has condemned Choma Central Member of Parliament Cornelius Mweetwa for refusing to apologise for the disparaging remarks he issued against vice President Inonge Wina.Professor Luo says Mr. Mweetwa’s behaviour has the potential to discourage most women from taking part in politics.She said culturally, Mr. Mweetwa is supposed to respect…
