By CHILA NAMAIKO – President Edgar Lungu has bemoaned the low levels of trade between Zambia and its western neibghbour Angola, saying more commerce can be achieved. Speaking when he welcomed visiting Angolan President Joao Manuel Goncalves Lourenco to Zambia in Lusaka yesterday, Mr Lungu said Angola was a country of strategic importance to Zambia
By CHARLES SIMENGWA – PRIESTHOOD is honourable and a blessing to those who follow the plan of God, but rebellious members of some churches in Zambia have, in recent years, attempted to strip it of its sacredness. This is evident in the conflicts that have engulfed some churches around the country, and have increasingly perverted
By CHRISTINE MWAABA – IT is more than grisly threatening for many women to hear that cervical cancer was still perhaps one of the leading causes of death among them. This devastating illness is caused by (HPV) infection, which results from one having many sexual partners, smoking, birth control pills, and engaging in early sexual
By CHUSA SICHONE – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has assured that concerns by some stakeholders on the signed National Health Insurance (NHI) Act will be looked into if need be. President Lungu said this when he officiated at this year’s Labour Day celebrations in Lusaka yesterday in response to calls by the International Labour Organisation (ILO)
By BRIAN HATYOKA – THE Forum for Africa Women Educationalists of Zambia (FAWEZA) in partnership with the Norwegian Church Agency has managed to take back to school 10 out of 23 girls who dropped out to give birth last year in Kalomo of Southern Province. FEWEZA, through its Community Action Groups (CAGS) working in three
By PERPETUAL SICHIKWENKWE – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has directed Minister of Labour Joyce Simukoko to expedite the process of revising the minimum wages to ensure that workers have decent pay. Mr Lungu said Government was aware of the need for more disposable income to enable workers put food on their tables and meet other various
By CHUSA SICHONE – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has awarded two young Proflight Zambia commercial pilots Kalenga Kamwendo, 23, and 21-year-old Besa Mumba in recognition of their outstanding achievements as pilots. President Lungu presented the two pilots with gold souvenirs while a certificate was awarded to Audrey Nkoshi from the Ministry of Labour and Social Security
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