THAT Government will this year construct a 237 kilometre road to connect Kalomo, Dundumwezi, Itezhi-Itezhi and Namwala in Southern Province is very good news to the people living in the four constituencies and beyond. Kalomo, where Dundumwezi is based, is the agriculture hub of the Southern Province. Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development Ronald Chitotela
KABANDA CHULU & ELIZABETH CHATUVELA, Mongu INFRASTRUCTURE development projects being implemented across Zambia are a demonstration of commitment by President Lungu to distribute wealth equitably, Minister of Health Chitalu Chilufya has said. Dr Chilufya said Government is determined to ensure workers in the health sector are empowered with appropriate skills and morale to deliver quality
CATHERINE MUMBA, Kalomo & JIMMY CHIBUYE, Kazungula GOVERNMENT will this year construct a 237 kilometre road to connect Kalomo, Dundumwezi, Itezhi-Itezhi and Namwala in Southern Province at a cost of K220 million, Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Development Ronald Chitotela has said. And Southern Province Minister Edify Hamukale is disappointed with some United Party for
JACK ZIMBA & MAYENGO NYIRENDA, Chipata PRESIDENT Lungu says he does not interfere in the work of the Church. Mr Lungu said this when he attended a special service at the Reformed Church in Zambia (RCZ) in Chipata yesterday. The service was held to formally welcome the new overseer of the congregation, Reverend Masauso Moyo.
CHOMBA MUSIKA, Lusaka THE House of Chiefs has urged Zambian politicians to emulate the politics of civility exhibited during the inauguration of the United States’ 45th President Donald Trump last Friday. House of Chiefs chairperson Chief Ntambu urged politicians in the country to emulate the political maturity exhibited by Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton following
KABANDA CHULU, Kalabo GOVERNMENT is reviewing the retention policy on civil servants to include various incentives with priority to be given to those serving in rural areas, Public Service Management Division permanent secretary Boniface Chimbwali has said. Mr Chimbwali said Government will continue appreciating workers serving in rural areas. He was speaking in an interview
President Edgar Lungu is leading the war on army worms from the frontline. The Commander In Chief recently ordered armed forces to fight the pest that was devouring Zambian crops potentially threatening food security. Here, he stopped over at a … Continued
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