Minamata Convention on mercury marks three years of protecting human health and environment »
In 2013 a new treaty, the Minamata Convention on Mercury was adopted by a Global Community including Zambia under the auspices of the
GOVT AFFIRMS SUPPORT IN THE ELIMINATION OF DENTAL ALMAGAM »
Government has assured various organizations and institutions of its support against the complete phase-out of dental amalgam in Zambia.
Permanent Secretary for Southern
CEHF APPLAUDS GOVT ON THE SIGNING OF THE LEAD IN PAINT STANDARD »
The Children’s Environmental Health Foundation has commended the government on establishing a standard for paint manufacturers to use when producing paint products.
CEHF
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY: BEYOND YEARS OF REFLECTION & INCLUSION »
The Beijing declaration and platform of action was dictated by the glaring inequalities between men and women across the globe.
The objective
TOXIC FREE FUTURE? A LOOMING POWER OF REFLECTION »
From February 4th to the 5th of 2020, an unmatched 32 participants and 29 representing 24 participating organizations (POs) from 13 countries
HIGHLANDS OPEN-LEARNING SCHOOL IN LIVINGSTONE DATES CEHF DURING LEAD PREVENTION WEEK »
“Only the impossible is worth the effort,” a famous quote by Jeanette Winterson is a typical description of one’s tireless efforts in pursuing
KAFUE MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT DEMANDS 2017 CDF ALLOCATION »
United Party for National Development(UPND) Kafue Member of Parliament Mirriam Chonya says Government should immediately disburse the outstanding K700, 000 Constituency Development Fund
ZIEH PROPAGATES COLLABORATION IN LEAD PREVENTION EFFORTS »
Zambia Institute of Environmental Health (ZIEH) has called on various stakeholders to come on board and help in spearheading activities that would help
DMMU CLARIFIES FAMINE REPORTS »
The Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit have clarified reports by the International Federation for the Red Cross that the country will soon go
TIME TO UPROOT ALCOHOL ABUSE FROM ZAMBIA’S HUMAN RESOURCE! »
The late Frederick Titus Jacob Chiluba on 29th December 1991, not long after becoming Zambian president, declared the country a Christian nation.