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POLICE LOOKING FOR ABDUCTORS IN LUSAKA

Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security Jack Mwimbu says police have collaborated with other security wings to heightened investigations on the recent abductions and killings of Children in Lusaka. Mr. Mwiimbu says the perpetrators of the criminal activities are within the communities calling on all citizens to work with…

HH CALLS FOR STRONG ELECTORAL BODIES IN AFRICA

President Hakainde Hichilema has called for strengthened operations of electoral bodies and electoral process across Africa, to reinforce democracy among countries. Speaking when he graced the second day of the democracy summit in Lusaka today, President Hichilema said the call is timely following several coup d’état spotted on the continent.…

WE NEED TO HAVE A SOUND AND ETHICAL NATION

Government has reiterated its commitment to working with the church on having an ethical and sound Nation. National Guidance and Religious Affairs Director Sunday Mwape says government has therefore provided resources towards training for the clergy, for them to disseminate national values and principles in their respective Denominations. Speaking during…

FOUR CAMBODIANS CHARGED FOR UNLAWFUL STAY

The Department of Immigration in Lusaka has charged four Cambodians with unlawful stay and engaging in employment without a permit. According to Immigration Public Relations Officer Namati Nshinka, this happened on 28th March 2023. Mr. Nshinka said these were among 18 persons apprehended on 26th March 2023 during a routine…

FEMINIST MARCH STARTS CONTROVERSY

  Feminism: What is it? What does it stand for? Can Feminism and Christianity co-exist? Can one decide their gender or is it a responsibility that belongs to God only? Different feminist activists give their views on these and more questions during a controversial feminist march in Lusaka.