Increase in fake solar products worries govt.
Government has expressed worry with an increase of fake solar products on the market. The authority has since sent a stern warning to businesses that are fond of supplying fake…
ERB refutes fuel shortage
The Energy Regulation Board (ERB) has assured that the country has sufficient fuel stock and has dispelled reports by some sections of the media on fuel shortages. ERB Board Chairperson…
CDF water system advances
The Construction of a water reticulation system at Kaputa Primary school in Kaputa District has reached an advanced stage. The project which is being implemented using the 2023 Constituency Development…
Govt. hails COMESA for regional integration growth
Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry Chipoka Mulenga has praised the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) for working tirelessly to promote regional integration and create a shared…
FAZ mourns Kamwambi
The Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) has joined the rest of the football community in mourning the death of former Chipolopolo team manager, Lusekelo Kamwambi. FAZ President Andrew Kamanga said…
President Hichilema calls on parents to make use of education policy
President Hakainde Hichilema has appealed to the people of Chifunabuli to take all children to school. President Hichilema says government has provided free education, hence, no child should spend time…
Chavuma Council to work on township roads
Chavuma Town Council has awarded a contract to Palmetto trading to work on 29.6 kilometres of selected township and feeder roads in the district. ZANIS reports that Chavuma Council Secretary,…
Man 55, shot dead for suspected witchcraft
A fifty-five years old man has been allegedly murdered by unknown people in Sinazongwe District Moffat Siamaili, was shot dead using an unknown firearm on Wednesday, October 9, 2024, around…
Zambian Companies respond to Solar challenges
Government is happy with Zambian companies that have responded to the power deficit induced by the drought experienced during the 2023-224 rain season by coming up with Solar based solutions. Minister of…
Access to clean water opens up so many possibilities for families.
“Before the borehole came, we used to suffer. We didn’t have the time to go to the field and cultivate. Only one person would go and cultivate, “That is why poverty became worse,” says Charity Vumango.
in 2022, World Vision constructed a borehole less than a 5-minute walk from their home and that’s transformed her family’s life. Now that Charity didn’t have to spend her days walking to collect water, she could join Moris Imb
Kanyama to get 20 commercial boreholes
-Government through the Lusaka Water and Sanitation Company (LWSC) is set to drill 20 commercial boreholes in Kanyama Constituency. Kanyama which has over 650 000 households was declared a Cholera…
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