India increases Zambians’ scholarships under ITEC
CLAVER MUTINTA Lusaka THE Indian government has increased the number of scholarships for Zambia to 258 slots from 76 under the India Technology Economic Corporation (ITEC) for civilians and military…
Medics, station handman, driver in court over COVID kit
CHOMBA MUSIKA Lusaka TWO laboratory and biomedical technicians, a station handman and a driver at Chipata Level One Hospital have been taken to court for allegedly stealing COVID-19 kits worth…
Veep challenges women in politics
CLAVER MUTINTA Lusaka VICE-PRESIDENT Mutale Nalumango has challenged women in politics to make themselves available and work with Government to eliminate injustices like poverty to effectively serve the people in…
Malaria disturbs ZFDS Samfya outreach
CHIMWEMWE MWALE Samfya THE Zambia Flying Doctor Service (ZFDS) medical team undertaking an outreach programme in Samfya has deferred some surgical operations because some patients scheduled for the procedure have…
WFP climate resilience project timely
IN ANY society, food security is critical because it is fundamental to human existence. It can produce wide-ranging positive impacts, including economic growth and job creation, poverty reduction, trade opportunities,…
17,000 farmers to benefit from climate resilience project
CHAMBWA MOONGA Lusaka OVER 17,000 smallholder farmers in Zambia stand to benefit from the K11.5 million (US$500,000) World Food Programme (WFP) project that seeks to strengthen their resilience to climate…
SADC has lost champion of peace
- HH says late Namibian President Geingob was relentless in fostering stability, democracy KABANDA CHULU Lusaka PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says late Namibian President Hage Geingob was available to show fellow…