By Blessings Chibuye Government has urged service providers to put the needs of consumers first before hiking prices. Information and Media Permanent Secretary THABO KAWANA says before increasing the prices of various commodities, service providers should prioritise the interest of their consumers. Mr. KAWANA’s remarks come after MultiChoice Zambia announced an increase in the subscription
By Blessings Chibuye Government says the Republican President only has immunity from prosecution while in office. Information and Media Permanent Secretary, THABO KAWANA says a former President who commits an offence beyond their presidential term can be arrested and prosecuted like any citizen. Speaking at the Ministry of Home Affairs this afternoon, Mr. KAWANA said
By ZNBC Staff Police were this morning forced to fire teargas to disperse PF faction members who had gathered at Kabwata Police station where RAPHAEL NAKACHINDA was detained. And speaking after the incident former President EDGAR LUNGU said Zambians may be forced to rise against government because of the behaviour of the police. Mr. LUNGU
By Wilson Mulinda Government says it will not tolerate requests for transfers by newly recruited teachers now that they are in the Government system. Information and Media Permanent Secretary, THABO KAWANA says each teacher is supposed to report to their station as guided in the appointment letters. Mr. KAWANA has also dismissed social media reports
By Blessings Chibuye The Ministry of Education has attributed the delay in issuing appointment letters to newly recruited teachers to thorough scrutiny of the teachers’ credentials. Education Permanent Secretary in charge of Administration, NORIANA MUNEKU says officials from the Examination Council of Zambia -ECZ- and other stakeholders are currently verifying documents submitted by the teachers.
By Mwila Nsofu Information and Media Permanent Secretary THABO KAWANA has called for concerted efforts between Government and Civil Society Organisations in sensitising the public on the contents of the Access to Information Law. Mr. KAWANA says even though his ministry has initiated the process of sensitising public office bearers on their role in the
By Mwila Nsofu Government has called for professionalism and responsibility among journalists. Information and Media Permanent Secretary THABO KAWANA says professionalism demands that those practicing Journalism look at the country with a patriotic eye. Speaking this afternoon when the Media Liaison Committee paid a courtesy call on him, Mr. KAWANA said government is not threatening
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