Kasune tasked to amend any law that deters development
President Hakainde Hichilema says no legal piece of legislation should hinder National development. The Head of State says while laws are important, they should not stall or stand in the…
Four people die of suspected poison in Mitete
Four people of Mitete District in Western Province have died after taking alcohol suspected to have been mixed with methylated spirit. Zambia Police Spokesperson, Rae Hamoonga has confirmed to ZANIS in Lukulu District…
We are focused to get the best result-Lubambo
Chipolopolo skipper Lubambo Musonda says the team will be gearing to reap maximum points against Tanzania today.Speaking during a pre-match press conference at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola, Lubambo…
Delivery of maize to FRA commences in Mbala
Delivery of maize to the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) satellite depots after the commencement of the marketing season. Mbala District Commissioner, Justus Sikazwe says he is happy with the farming community's…
Govt. directs learning institutions to explore alternative sources of energy
Government has urged all learning institutions to explore alternative energy sources such as solar and liquefied petroleum gas for their operations. Northern Province Education Officer Mulambwa Nawa says this is in line with…
Mwinilunga records another bizarre murder case
A 22 years old housewife has allegedly been axed to death by her husband in a domestic dispute in Mwinilunga District. Juliet Kang'asa 22, of Nyaluhana village was on Sunday morning…
Hominid fossil skull of Rhodesia man, Homo rhodesiensis and Homo sapiens rhodesiensis, also known as Broken Hill man and Kabwe man. It was excavated at the Broken Hill Mine, Kabwe, Zambia by T. Zwigelaar in 1921. Initially, the remains were dated at 40,000 years ago during the Upper Pleistocene period, but on recent re-evaluation of the evidence Rhodesia man is thought to have lived 125,000 years ago. The classification of Rhodesia man is not settled, but it is believed to be an intermediate form between late Homo erectus and early Homo sapiens. It is now included in a group known as early archaic Homo sapiens.
Broken Hill Man’s skull to return
The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has passed long awaited resolution instructing the United Kingdom (UK) and Northern Ireland to return the Broken Hill man’s skull to…
Farmers urged to learn more on crop survival amidst climate change
Limulunga District Agricultural Coordinator, Pius says the drought that has hit Zambia and some neighboring countries has also facilitated the need for farmers to learn more on crop survival amidst…
Govt. advises citizens to plant trees
Government says it firmly believes that land restoration through tree planting is the most effective ways to combat effects of climate change and enhance food security for country. Northwestern province…
Govt. reaffirms commitment to sustainable agriculture
Government has reaffirmed its commitment to adopting sustainable methods of farming in the bid to cope with the impact of climate change. Mr. Meleki says government is focused on using…
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