SHIKANDA KAWANGA, Livingstone LIVINGSTONE mayor Eugene Mapuwo has advised couples to refrain from being abusive towards one another but to instead engage in dialogue to resolve marital differences. Mr Mapuwo also noted the importance of seeking spiritual intervention from pastors, elders and other spiritual leaders to resolve marital problems. He said in cases where the
HEIFER International Zambia (HIZ) has trained 20 community agro-veterinary entrepreneurs (CAVEs), including nine women, at a cost of over K200,000 to supplement Government’s efforts to fight livestock diseases countrywide. Mazabuka district commissioner Jenny Chirwa said at the graduation ceremony in Mazabuka recently that Government is determined to create a vibrant livestock sub-sector. Ms Chirwa said
TRYNESS TEMBO, Lusaka THE Bank of Zambia (BoZ) has continued to operate on the open market operations (OMOs) to keep liquidity conditions in check while the Kwacha is expected to remain strong in the short to medium term. This is due to uninspiring demand from most corporate buyers and importers, financial market players say. BoZ
CHRISTINE CHIHAME, Mansa LUAPULA Province deputy permanent secretary Joyce Nsamba has called on the Church to partner with Government to fight political and gender-based violence. Ms Nsamba challenged the Church to be in the forefront to sensitise the public on the dangers of the two vices because, if left unchecked, they have the potential to
KELLY NJOMBO, Lusaka ORGANICO, a South Africa-based firm, has urged farmers in southern Africa to adopt farming techniques to enable them mitigate climate change effects that have adversely affected agricultural productivity. Company general manager Rashaad Kalla said the region has in the last two years experienced difficulties in agricultural development due to climatic challenges, and
CHRISTINE CHIHAME, Mansa MANSA one-stop centre co-ordinator Chimba Chimba is concerned at the increase in the number of gender-based violence cases in Luapula Province. Mr Chimba said in an interview recently that it is saddening that cases of GBV have continued to rise despite sensitisation campaigns against the vice. He attributed some of the causes
NANCY MWAPE, Livingstone LIVINGSTONE mayor Eugene Mapuwo says multiple high taxes prevailing in the tourism sector are disadvantaging local tour operators who are losing out on business to competitors from neighbouring countries. Mr Mapuwo said with the demise of the manufacturing industry, the city can only maximise on its economic activity by driving the tourism
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