KALONDE NYATI, Lusaka SECRETARY to the Treasury Fredson Yamba has called for concerted efforts by all stakeholders to find innovative solutions for the energy deficit and effects of climate change that the region is facing. Mr Yamba said Government is optimistic that the African Development Bank (AfDB) annual general meetings that start today will help
TRYNESS TEMBO, Lusaka THE Financial Sector Deepening Zambia (FSDZ) has launched the Zambian Financial Diaries, a study of how low-income households manage their money, deal with emergencies and accumulate assets. Last year, FSDZ contracted Microfinance Opportunities to carry out the intensive research which involved enumerators visiting the same 352 households every week to record the
LAST Saturday marked the official launch of the political campaigns by the country’s two biggest political parties – the ruling Patriotic Front (PF) and the opposition United Party for National Development (UPND). The PF held their mammoth rally in Lusaka at the National Heroes Stadium while the UPND staged theirs at Freedom Park in Kitwe.
KALONDE NYATI, Lusaka KABWE town is set for economic revival following an ambitious programme by the private sector in conjunction with the local authority which will result in the establishment of mixed industries and retail facilities. The project will gobble about US$3 billion and will create thousands of jobs. Kabwe Municipal Council town clerk Ronald
CHRISTINE CHIHAME, Kitwe CONSTRUCTION of Chati Boarding Secondary School in Kalulushi at a cost of K44 million is expected to be completed in October this year, district commissioner Kenny Siachisumo has said. Mr Siachisumo said in an interview yesterday that 80 percent works have been completed on the project while the construction of 22 houses
CHOMBA MUSIKA, Lusaka President Lungu has commended Zambians for their good and orderly conduct during the launch of the Patriotic Front (PF) manifesto and campaigns and the UPND rally last Saturday. According to Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation, the President also urged Zambians to continue praying for unity and love in the country ahead of the
BUTTYSON KANDIMBA, Kalumbila GOVERNMENT says traditional ceremonies are critical to the consolidation of peace and unity ahead of Zambia’s August 11 general elections. North-Western Province permanent secretary Ephraim Mateyo said this is so because of the important role that traditional leaders play in the effective governance of the country. Mr Mateyo said President Lungu will
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