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19/06/2025

His Excellency President Hakainde Hichilema has officially ended the national mourning period;
see details in the video below:

President Hakainde Hichilema has officially ended the national mourning period to honour late former President Lungu and calls for peace in the country.The c...

08/03/2025

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22/01/2025

Water Supply in Lusaka Stabilizes Following Infrastructure Upgrades

The Lusaka Water Supply and Sanitation Company (LWSC) has reported significant progress in stabilizing the city’s water supply, especially in areas reliant on the Kafue River system. This achievement is attributed to the uninterrupted operation of the Iolanda 1 and Iolanda 2 water treatment plants, which provide 24/7 water service.

LWSC Managing Director, Engineer Jilly Chiyombwe, outlined the company’s efforts to enhance water distribution. "The supply is reasonably stable for areas receiving surface water from the Kafue River. For borehole-fed areas, we’ve implemented critical interventions, including the installation of diesel generators to ensure continuity during power outages," he stated.

The company has installed four diesel generators at strategic locations in Chainda, Ibex Hill, Nyumba Yanga, and Kabanana. Additionally, LWSC is procuring a hybrid solar system for the Margaret Mwachiyeya Wellfield and booster station to ensure a reliable water supply for Chongwe town.

This project, funded by the Government of Zambia through the Ministry of Water Development and Sanitation at a cost of ZMW 5 million, is expected to significantly improve water access for affected communities.

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21/01/2025

Keith Kabezo, Siyowi Ward Councilor in Mazabuka Central Constituency, has praised the government for implementing the Cash for Work (CFW), Social Cash Transfer (SCT), and Emergency Cash Transfer (ECT) initiatives, highlighting their role in alleviating poverty and improving livelihoods in the community.

Mr. Kabezo emphasizes the success of the Cash for Work program, which provides temporary employment to over 300 people in the ward each month. He described it as a lifeline for families struggling after the drought during the 2023/2024 farming season.

He adds that the program enables participants to purchase essential items like maize, significantly improving household food security.

Designed to create temporary jobs and empower youth, the Cash for Work initiative is part of broader government efforts to mitigate the drought's economic impact and combat poverty.

20/01/2025

ZESCO Recovers Stolen Property Worth K310,000, Arrests Two Suspects

Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation Limited (ZESCO) has recovered stolen property valued at K310,000 and made significant arrests.

ZESCO spokesperson Matongo Maumbi stated that on January 10, 2025, the corporation’s Security Support Services (SSS), known as Special Forces, conducted a successful operation in Makeni and surrounding areas. Acting on credible intelligence, the team uncovered a house used by vandals linked to thefts in Lusaka South and nearby regions.

The operation exposed a syndicate involved in stealing ZESCO cables, which were transported to Kitwe and smuggled into South Africa. Two suspects, Joy Machokoto, 33, and Mbachi Mwale, 26, were apprehended during the operation.

17/01/2025

The FIFA Club World Cup trophy tour is officially underway! 🤩

Starting at The Landmark, Tiffany & Co.'s flagship store in New York 🇺🇸, the trophy begins its five-month global journey around the world, visiting the home cities of all 32 competing clubs. 🏆

Source:FIFA

17/01/2025

17/01/2025

Financial Advisor Commends NAPSA for 2025 Contribution Ceiling Revision

Financial advisor Joseph Simwanda has praised the National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) for revising the contribution ceiling for 2025. NAPSA recently announced that the maximum monthly deductible employee contribution has been increased to ZMW 1,708.20, with the combined employee and employer statutory contribution now capped at ZMW 3,416.40.

Mr. Simwanda highlighted the positive impact of this adjustment, noting that it would boost employees' pension accounts, ensuring better financial security during retirement or when accessing 20% partial withdrawals. He described the revision as a significant step towards improving the financial well-being of Zambians.

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14/01/2025

Al Nassr are in talks about extending Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract at the club, with the 39-year-old's current deal reportedly worth more than £3 million a week 🚨