Outgoing Japanese Ambassador to Zambia Kiyoshi Koinuma has thanked government for the positive relationship between the two countries during the time he has served in Zambia. Mr. Koinuma paid a courtesy call on Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba at his office to inform him of his new appointment. He also congratulated Mr. Kalaba on his
The Zambia Cooperative Federation (ZCF) says 225 solar milling plants have so far been installed country-wide. ZCF Business Development Officers Kelvin Simwendo said an additional 25 solar milling plants will be installed before the end of this year to bring the number to 250. Speaking in an interview with ZANIS in Lusaka today, Mr. Simwendo
Acting President Inonge Mutukwa Wina has expressed sadness at the loss of 25 lives in a traffic accident that occurred in Serenje on Thursday night. In a media statement, Mrs Wina also expressed concern at the frequent road traffic accidents happening and consequent loss of lives. She disclosed that Government was drafting a statutory instrument
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has assured President Edgar Lungu of the Fund’s continued support for Zambia. Managing Director Christine Lagarde says the IMF stands ready to continue supporting Zambia in every way possible through policy advice, technical assistance and financial support, if needed. In a congratulatory message to President Lungu on His re-election as Sixth
Former Foundation for Democratic Process (FODEP) executive director McDonald Chipenzi has asked Zambian to stand up and ensure former ministers who occupied their offices illegally and were told to refund the treasury by the courts do so. Chipenzi, who is also an electoral expert urged Zambians to ensure that former ministers who have been reappointed
MMD National Youth Chairperson Dauzen Tembo has advised Reuben Sambo to stop commenting on issues he hardly understands and that he should stop using the name of the party because he has never been elected National Secretary of the former ruling party. And Mr Tembo has assured party youths across the country that there is
Government has urged the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) to Increase intra-regional trade to assist in reducing poverty through job creation amongst people of the member states. Zambia’s Attorney General (AG), Likando Kalaluka said that increased intra-regional trade would assist in reducing poverty levels through job creation for youths that will subsequently
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