By NDUBI MVULA - MINISTER of Health Chitalu Chilufya has said trachoma is the leading cause of preventable blindness caused by infection. Dr Chilufya, however, notes that it is the Government’s desire that the people remain healthy and productive so that they can pursue higher aspirations for the country to attain economic prosperity. “We are
Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba has announced that Morocco King Mohammed VI arrives in Zambia tomorrow for a three-day state visit. The King will be visiting Zambia at the invitation of President Edgar Lungu. The visit to Zambia by His Majesty the King, which is part of the King’s five nation African tour, is the
By DAVID KANDUZA - THE 2015/16 rainy season has come with good rainfall which, like manna from heaven, is a welcome development, considering the fact that for the last two years, the country experienced poor rainfall. Heavy rainfall is important since Zambia’s agriculture is highly dependent on rain, which will boost agriculture and ultimately improve
By PASSY HAACHIZO - A TRADITIONAL leader in Central Province has advised Government and farmers to draw lessons from the hiccups that bedevilled the late activation of e-voucher cards for the 2016/2017 farming season. In an interview after the installation of Copperbelt procurement senior officer Gent Musaka as Kwando Village Induna, recently, Chief Chamuka of
By KAFULA MUTALE - HEALTH Minister Chitalu Chilufya has revealed that Zambia is pursuing a transformation agenda to rejuvenate the health system and contribute to national development. The ministry which has since set up a new directorate called ‘Health Promotion, Prevention and Control’ to promote healthy lifestyle that keeps people away from developing non-communicable diseases.
By SARAH MWANZA - A LAW lecturer at the Zambia Open University Mulenga Besa has expressed concern over the continued attacks on the judiciary and judicial officers by some sections of the media. Mr Besa said the judiciary in any society was the only organ that was not politically inclined hence the need to respect
Zambia’s Group A opponents Mali Under 20 have been offered a cash bonus if they advance to the last three of the 2017 Under-20 AFCON. Mali will face hosts Zambia in their penultimate Group a match on March 1 at National Heroes Stadium in an 18h00 kickoff. According to media reports, The Mali government is
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