By CHILA NAMAIKO - ALL is set for the resumption of the First Session of the 12th National Assembly today, which adjourned sine die on March 28 this year. The House kicks off its business at 14:30 hours, and will mainly focus on the adoption of various Parliamentary Committee reports. A few weeks ago, committees,
WIDELY used epilepsy drugs are in critically short supply across Zambia, leaving patients and their family members scrambling for alternatives. The shortage of Phenobarbitone, Carbamazaphine or Tetregal, SodiumValprate, and Modecate among many others, began January, 2017,but has escalated recently to the point that patients are having trouble finding any. People with epilepsy and their family
WIDELY used epilepsy drugs are in critically short supply across Zambia, leaving patients and their family members scrambling for alternatives. The shortage of Phenobarbitone, Carbamazaphine or Tetregal, SodiumValprate, and Modecate among many others, began January, 2017,but has escalated recently to the point that patients are having trouble finding any. People with epilepsy and their family
By CHILA NAMAIKO PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has appointed Cecilia Mbewe as acting Clerk of the National Assembly of Zambia. Prior to her appointment, Ms Mbewe was the deputy Clerk of the National Assembly. Government Chief Whip Richard Musukwa confirmed the appointment of Ms Mbewe in an interview yesterday. Mr Musukwa said that President Lungu’s appointment
By HOPE BWALYA - THE Government has said it is concerned with the alarming cases of child labour in the country which, according to the 2014 labour statistics, indicate that more than 500,000 children are child workers. Acting Labour and Social Security Minister Michael Katambo said the current statistics were worrying, and that there was
RE: THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A NEW DEVELOPMENT MODEL FOR ZAMBIA – THE TWENTY PERCENT GENERATION PLAN (TPG) Dear President Lungu, I am compelled to write to you openly and transparently to convey a burden that has been on my heart relating to the acute suffering that is being experienced by the majority of Zambians, particularly
First Quantum Minerals has pledged to maintain equilibrium in its environmental responsibility and social sustainability, while it adds value through the extraction of resources. The copper mining firm has also reaffirmed its commitment to helping local communities and various levels of government enhance biodiversity protection, prevent the destruction of habitats and offer sustainable alternatives to
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