WE NEED MEASURES THAT WILL SLOW DOWN TRAFFIC AT UNZA
University of Zambia Students Union (UNZASU) President, Dixon Mutambo, has commended government for implementing measures to ensure pedestrians use the footbridge when crossing Great East Road. This follows an announcement by Acting Transport and Logistics Minister, Charles Milupi, that government will install pedestrian barriers to enforce the use of the UNZA footbridge and enhance road […]
MEDIA URGED TO BE CAUTIOUS WITH REPORTS ON CHILD DEFILEMENT
Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI) Programmes Manager, Henry Mwanza, has called on the media to exercise caution and integrity when reporting on child rights violations, emphasizing the need to safeguard the mental and psychosocial well-being of child victims. Speaking in an interview with RCV News in Lusaka, Mr. Mwanza stressed that media outlets must prioritize […]
DOHA’S PROGRAM ROLE IN LDCS’ IMPORTANT
Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Mulambo Haimbe, has emphasized the role of the Doha Programme of Action in strengthening the capacities of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to achieve sustainable development. Speaking at the official opening of the three-day LDC Focal Points Workshop in Lusaka today, Mr. Haimbe noted that as the 2030 deadline […]
LCC DEMOLISHES MAKESHIFT STANDS AT CEMETERIES
The Lusaka City Council (LCC), has demolished 12 illegal makeshift stands at Chunga and Chingwere cemeteries, with assorted alcoholic beverages confiscated. This comes after the council in collaboration with state Police, conducted a joint operation at 4 cemeteries in Lusaka namely, Chunga, Chingwere, Old Leopards Hill, and New Leopards Hill on 28th March, 2025. LCC […]
CHAMA SOUTH MP CALLS FOR PATRIOTISM ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Chama South Member of Parliament, Davison Mung’andu, has urged Zambians to refrain from politicizing non-contentious clauses in the ongoing constitutional amendment process. Mr. Mung’andu emphasized that citizens should make their submissions objectively, ensuring that their contributions benefit the country, rather than being driven by political interests. Speaking in Lusaka today during his appearance on Radio […]
PH LEVELS IN KAFUE RIVER STABLE – ZEMA
The Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) says pH levels in the Kafue River have stabilized following an emergency lime dosing operation aimed at neutralizing acidity. The pollution crisis was triggered by the collapse of Sino Metals’ Tailings Storage Facility (TSF) on February 18, 2025, which released highly acidic leach residue into the Chambishi, Mwambashi, and […]
GOV’T SAYS PRESIDENTIAL TRIPS POSITIVELY IMPACTING ZAMBIANS
Minster of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation, Mulambo Haimbe, has refuted suggestions that most of the international trips undertaken by President Hakainde Hichilema, have not yielded positive results. Mr. Haimbe says the president’s trip are undertaken with a keen interest to improve the livelihoods of Zambians. Speaking when he delivered a Ministerial Statement in the […]
TOBACCO ASSOCIATION OF ZAMBIA CALLS FOR DIALOGUE
The Tobacco Association of Zambia has called for inclusive dialogue among stakeholders to ensure a balanced approach to the Tobacco Control Bill of 2025. The Association emphasised that the industry is already subject to strict global regulations, with its members fully compliant with existing laws. Association Executive Director, Phonto Mumbi, highlighted the importance of the […]
YOUTH LIFE PROJECT CALLS FOR STRICTER OVERSIGHT OF ORPHANAGES
The Youth Life Project has urged government to strengthen the regulation and monitoring of orphanages and other childcare institutions to prevent cases of child abuse and molestation. This call comes after the closure of an orphanage in Chudleigh following reports that children, including young girls, were being sexually abused by the clergyman running the facility. […]
ISSUANCE OF MOBILE NRCS TO COMMENCE FIRST WEEK OF APRIL
Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security, Jack Mwiimbu, has announced that the Mobile issuance of National Registration Cards (NRCs) will commence within the first 2 weeks of April, 2025. Mr. Mwiimbu says the process will run for 3 months across the country, and will cost government K440 million. Speaking in the National Assembly today […]