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Paramount Chief Gawa Undi has reiterated the use of traditional ceremonies as platforms to unite and promote peace among citizens. The traditional leader says cultural ceremonies such as Kulamba play an important role in strengthening relationships among people beyond national…
Kafue District Health Director Ikasaya Ikasaya says the district has 78 percent availability of essential drugs, while vaccines stand at 94 percent and tuberculosis (TB) and HIV commodities are at 100 percent. Dr Ikasaya said the district has maintained availability of key health…
Luampa District Commissioner, Alfred Mandumbwa, says 1,330 households have received farming inputs under the 2026 Food Security Pack (FSP) Wetland Cropping Programme. The initiative is being implemented by the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services through the…
President Hakainde Hichilema has reaffirmed government’s commitment to addressing key development challenges facing the people in Chienge district. Mr Hichilema said government remains determined to improving the road infrastructure, education, healthcare and agriculture in the…
President Hakainde Hichilema says his administration introduced retirement benefits for former vice presidents after discovering that the office had no post-service welfare provisions despite its constitutional significance. Speaking during the funeral service of former…
The Chairman of the Zambia Non-communicable Diseases Alliance, Fastone Goma, has remembered former Vice President Guy Scott who passed away last week Wednesday at age 82 for his significant contribution to public health. Professor Goma He noted that Dr Scott was a staunch…
President Hakainde Hichilema has directed the immediate recruitment of volunteer health workers who attended a community engagement in Mporokoso District. The President said the volunteers would be employed in recognition of their dedication and commitment to providing healthcare…
PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has promised volunteer health workers in Kaputa District employment, a day after also promising jobs to volunteer nurses who attended his Isoka rally. President Hichilema also says government will construct houses and provide water facilities for heal
When most of us hear the words “artificial intelligence”, we picture ChatGPT writing emails or robots walking across a stage somewhere in Silicon Valley. It still feels distant, futuristic and perhaps a little disconnected from everyday life in Zambia. Yet this week, while many o
Audio article Listen to this story Share Send this story PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has announced that government will recruit 2,600 health workers as part of ongoing efforts to create jobs and improve service delivery. Addressing a large gathering in Chongwe District today,…
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