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09/10/2025

VIDEO REPORT I

Health officials in Eastern Province have expressed concern over the low levels of blood donation, attributing the trend to widespread myths and misconceptions that continue to discourage potential donors.

According to medical officers at Chipata Central Hospital, despite regular appeals for voluntary blood donations, many residents remain hesitant due to false beliefs surrounding the process.

Resident Doctors Association of Zambia (RDAZ) Chipata Branch President, Dr. Derrick Musole, highlighted the importance of donating blood to save lives.

08/10/2025

08/10/2025

Why Should Young People Bother to Register as Voters?👇

We took to the streets of Chipata to hear what young people have to say about voter registration and why it matters.

Join us tomorrow at 14:00 hours on the Voice Radio Program (Funsani) as we discuss this important topic.

We’ll also be live on our page, your voice and participation matter! Don’t miss it.

08/10/2025

The 2024/2025 To***co Marketing Season Nears Completion.

08/10/2025

Chienge Member of Parliament Given Katuta has declared intentions to run for President in next year's general eletions as an independent candidate.

08/10/2025

The Economic and Financial Crimes Court has sentenced Chipata City Council Town Clerk Aaron Kamalondo to eight months' imprisonment with hard labor, while Head of Procurement Harriet Mwape has been handed 12 months' simple imprisonment.

The duo was convicted for failing to follow applicable procedures and guidelines in the procurement and cancellation of a 3.5 million Kwacha Constituency Development Fund (CDF) contract.

Meanwhile, Youth Development Foundation (YDF) Executive Director Chinoya Muyeye says the conviction of two senior Chipata City Council officials over irregularities in a (CDF) contract should serve as a strong warning to other public service providers.

Mr. Muyeye said the ruling by the Economic and Financial Crimes Court underscores the importance of adhering to stipulated procurement procedures and guidelines when handling public resources.

Mr. Muyeye also stressed the need for community involvement in oversight, noting that ordinary citizens must be empowered with information on procurement processes.

He said promoting transparency and accountability not only deters corruption but strengthens public confidence in the management of CDF and other public funds.

08/10/2025

Operation Young Vote (OYV) has urged young people and all eligible Zambians to take advantage of the mass voter registration exercise set to commence on 13th October 2025 to obtain voter’s cards ahead of the 2026 general elections.

OYV Executive Director Guess Nyirenda says voter registration is a crucial step in strengthening the country’s democracy, as it empowers citizens to choose leaders who can address their needs and aspirations.

Mr. Nyirenda told Breeze FM News in an interview that youths, who make up the majority of Zambia’s population, have the potential to champion development in their communities through their participation in the electoral process.

The mass voter registration exercise is part of the preparations for next year’s general elections and is expected to run from 13th October to 11th November 2025.

08/10/2025

Stay focused, even mosquitoes know how to find their target in the dark.😅🤣

07/10/2025

The Council of Churches in Zambia (CCZ) in Eastern Province has called on people in the province to use the upcoming National Day of Prayer, Fasting, Repentance, and Reconciliation to deeply reflect on the moral and social challenges affecting the nation.

Provincial Chairperson Reverend Sonye Banda says the commemoration should not only be a day of prayer but also a moment for collective reflection and action against vices such as defilement, r**e, gender-based violence, corruption, and moral decay.

He stressed that prayer should go hand in hand with responsibility and action, adding that faith leaders, communities, and government institutions must work together to build a safer and more compassionate nation.

Reverend Banda further encouraged families to use the day to reconcile, forgive one another, and renew their faith in God, saying unity and moral integrity are essential for national progress.

The National Day of Prayer, Fasting, Repentance, and Reconciliation is observed annually on October 18, bringing together people of all faiths and backgrounds to pray for peace, unity, and prosperity in Zambia.

07/10/2025

Eastern Province Minister Peter Phiri has announced a collaborative effort between three districts to rehabilitate the Chipata-Msoro road, with technical and equipment support from the Road Development Agency (RDA).

The districts, represented by Members of Parliament Reuben Mtolo Phiri (Chipata Central), Philimon Twasa (Kasenengwa), and Peter Phiri (Malambo), will finalize plans for the project in an upcoming meeting.

Speaking in an interview with Breeze FM News today, the Minister said the RDA has already commenced feasibility studies to determine the total cost of funds required for the road's rehabilitation.

Mr. Phiri emphasized that this collaboration aims to facilitate development by collectively tackling critical infrastructure projects like the Chipata-Msoro road.

The Chipata-Msoro road has been in a deplorable state for decades, hindering development and making it difficult for people and goods to move.

Residents, especially from Kasenengwa District, have been advocating for the rehabilitation of the road, citing challenges in transporting farming inputs due to its poor condition.

07/10/2025

The Economic and Financial Crimes Court has sentenced Chipata City Council Town Clerk Aaron Kamalondo to 8 months imprisonment with hard labor while Head of Procurement Harriet Mwape has been handed 12 months simple prisonment.

The duo was convicted for failure to follow applicable procedures and guidelines in the Procurement and cancelation of a 3.5 million Kwacha Constituency Development Fund-CDF contract.

07/10/2025

Chipangali Town Council Chairperson Maxson Nkhoma has called on Chipangali residents to take advantage of the mass voter registration exercise to obtain voter’s cards.

Mr. Nkhoma said all eligible citizens should exercise their democratic right to choose their preferred candidates for various positions in next year’s general elections.

He explained that in order to vote, eligible Chipangali residents must first obtain their voter’s card, which he said gives them the power to usher in leaders of their choice.