BSLT CONCERNED OVER ELECTION FEES FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED »
Born Short Living Tall (BSLT) has expressed concern on the nomination fees for the forthcoming general elections that have not been reduced for
GOVT HEIGHTENS BOARDER COVID-19 REGULATIONS »
The Ministry of Health has enforced the requirements of a valid negative COVID-19 certificate that is not older the 72 hours, failure to
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE CALLS FOR INVESTMENT FROM ZAMBIANS LIVING ABROAD »
The Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry has urged the Zambian diaspora in Australia and New Zealand to take advantage of the business
Open defecation habits in Kazungula district riles CEHF »
The Children’s Environmental Health Foundation (CEHF) has expressed concern over the open defecation behaviours in Kazungula District of Southern Province.
Speaking in an
PROFLIGHT AND CEMAIR STRENGTHEN REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP »
Proflight Zambia and Johannesburg-based CemAir have implemented an interline and code share agreement streamlining travel between Zambia and South Africa.
The agreement combines
CEHF urges health professionals to apply art in sensitizing citizens on health issues »
The Children’s Environmental Health Foundation (CEHF) has urged health professionals in Zambia to utilize art in educating the masses about the importance of
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FUEL WAIVER – BUS AND TAXI DRIVERS ASSOCIATION »
The Bus and Taxi Drivers Association has implored contracted oil marketing suppliers to utilise the six months waiver to avert fuel shortages experienced
MINAMATA CONVENTION ON MERCURY AVAILS MILESTONE ACHIEVED ON GLOBAL MERCURY PHASE-OUT »
The Minamata Convention on Mercury has availed that the Convention stakeholders, parties, and Secretariat have made a lot of progress towards the development
CURRICULUM CHANGE NOT PLAUSIBLE – CUSAZ »
The Curriculum Specialist of Zambia has revealed that it will not change the curriculum and realign it with the COVID-19 situation in the
NC’WALA, LIKUMBI LYA MIZE NOD SUSPENSION OF CEREMONIES »
Nc’wala and Likumbi Lya Mize traditional ceremony organisers have welcomed the move by government to suspend traditional ceremonies to curb the spread of