HOUSING is essential to national development and socio-cultural growth in any human society. That is why it is universally recognised as the second most essential human need after food. It is also regarded a vital economic asset in every nation. Internationally, housing is acknowledged as a factor for the assessment of human development and societal
CAROLINE KALOMBE, Lusaka THE Lusaka High Court yesterday heard that Chilanga member of Parliament Keith Mukata and his co-accused, Charmaine Musonda, were charged with murder because they were the only people who were present when Namakambwa Kalilakwenda was shot dead. Mukata, 45, a lawyer and politician, and Musonda, a business executive of 2158 Lusaka West,
Austria based midfielder Enock Mwepu has joined the Zambia national team camp in Accra Ghana ahead of Saturday’s crucial Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup Group B match against Nigeria. Team Manager Chris Chibuye confirmed to Fazfootball from the team base in Accra that Sweden based Edward Chilufya will not be part of the team as
Housing and Infrastructure Development Minister Ronald Chitotela says the US$1.2 billion Lusaka-Ndola dual carriageway will generate gross revenue of approximately US$3.5 billion over a period of 17 years once operational. And Mr Chitotela has clarified that China Jiangxi Corporation for international Economic and Technical Cooperation (CJIC) the contractor for the road will finance the road
Labour Minister Joyce Nonde has slammed the labour movement in the country for not understanding labour laws fully. Speaking when officiated at the tripartite consultative labour council meeting in Lusaka; Ms. Nonde notes that there has been misrepresentation of facts especially through the media by the labour movement and employers with regards the law on
Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry, Margaret Mwanakatwe has disclosed that 4,000 individual farmers,250 SMEs and 180 producer organisations will be supported at the of the Zambia Agribusiness and Trade Project (ZATP) which will be officially launched tomorrow. Speaking at a pre-launch press briefing, Ms. Mwanakatwe says that the ZATP project is a five year
Acting Minister of Transport and Communications, Mathew Nkhuwa has challenged COMESA member states, individually and collectively to prioritize infrastructure development. Speaking in Lusaka during the official opening of the Tenth Meeting of Ministers of Transport and Communications, Information and Technology and Energy, Mr Nkhuwa says infrastructure development is pivotal to enhancing economic development and poverty
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