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07/11/2025

ICUTV MAIN NEWS UPDATE 07.11.25

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🔴Government Starts Consultations On Fire and Emergency Management Bill

▶️Zambia Destroys 3,000 Fi****ms During 2025 Amnesty Programme

▶️President Hakainde Hichilema Receives Lifetime Achievement Award At Zambian Man Of The Year Awards 2025

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▶️Hundreds Of Flights Cancelled In Us As Airlines Scramble To Cut Traffic During Shutdown

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▶️Zambia's U17 Team Shines, Qualifies For Last 32 Of Fifa U17 World Cup

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07/11/2025

MAKEBI ZULU RETURNS TO ZAMBIA

Renowned lawyer Makebi Zulu has arrived back in Zambia from Johannesburg, South Africa.
He was joined on the return trip by former Mines Minister Richard Musukwa and Lusaka-based lawyer Jonas Zimba, among others.

Source: Smart Eagles

07/11/2025

President Hakainde Hichilema has been awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Zambian Man of the Year Awards in recognition of his positive impact on the nation.

07/11/2025

ICU TV Lunchtime News 07.11.2025

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▶️Government Launches Rural Water Supply Projects in Zambezi and Kabompo.

▶️Angola Honours Dr Kaunda with Independence Medal for His Role in Liberation Struggle.

▶️Lusaka City Council Orders Ziyang Manufacturing to Rectify Severe Health Violations.

🌐 International News
▶️Paul Biya Sworn in for Eighth Term Amid Disputed Election.

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▶️Luapula Faz Chairperson Hans Mujala Mweemba Outlines Achievements and Future Plans for Football Growth.

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06/11/2025

ZNS Unveils Equipment for Nakonde Airport Construction

The Zambia National Service (ZNS) has taken a significant step towards the construction of the Green Field Nakonde International Airport in Muchinga Province, with the unveiling of newly acquired earth-moving equipment worth over K71 million.

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06/11/2025

PRESS STATEMENT
For Immediate Release

Angola Honours Zambia’s Founding President, Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda, as a Key Figure in Its Independence

Luanda, Angola, 6 November 2025 ----The Government of the Republic of Angola has today, 6 November 2025 conferred the Commemorative Medal of the 50th Anniversary of National Independence upon the late Dr. Kenneth David Kaunda, Founding President of the Republic of Zambia.

The prestigious medal, awarded in the Honour Class, was personally presented by His Excellency President João Lourenço during a special ceremony held in Luanda as part of Angola’s Golden Jubilee Independence celebrations, to be officially commemorated on 11 November 2025.

Through this high honour, the Angolan Government has recognised Dr. Kaunda as a pivotal figure in the country’s liberation and independence, acknowledging his steadfast support for Angola’s freedom struggle and his lifelong dedication to the liberation of southern Africa.

Representing the Kaunda family at the ceremony was Ms. Musata Kaunda, who graciously received the award on behalf of the late President.

The Commemorative Medal of the 50th Anniversary of National Independence is conferred in three categories — the Honour Class, the Independence Class, and the Peace and Development Class — to recognise individuals and institutions whose courage, leadership, and service have contributed to Angola’s history, peace, and development.

His Excellency Rev. Dr. Elias Munshya, Ambassador of the Republic of Zambia to the Republic of Angola, expressed profound pride on behalf of the Government and people of Zambia, noting that this honour reaffirms Dr. Kaunda’s enduring legacy as a pillar of Pan-Africanism, a defender of human dignity, and a trusted ally in Africa’s liberation journey.

This recognition further strengthens the historical bonds of friendship and solidarity between Zambia and Angola — two nations united by shared values of freedom, peace, and mutual respect.

Issued by:
Embassy of the Republic of Zambia
Luanda, Republic of Angola.

06/11/2025

lusaka lawyer drags airtel to court over poor network and service failure.

Lusaka-based lawyer Simon Mwila has sued Airtel Zambia over what he describes as persistent network failures, unreliable internet connectivity, and overall poor service delivery.

Mr Mwila accuses the mobile service provider of breaching its contractual obligations by failing to offer consistent and quality communication services, despite receiving full payments from customers. He is demanding compensation for emotional distress, loss of income, and wasted expenditure on data and airtime.

Court documents filed before the Subordinate Court reveal that Mwila subscribes to Airtel under three separate numbers, including a 5G router, and has experienced months of erratic network disruptions that have affected both his personal and professional communications. He claims that these disruptions have made it difficult to make phone calls, send messages, or access the internet, thereby undermining the purpose of the service and impacting his ability to conduct business. Despite lodging several complaints, Mr Mwila argues that Airtel has taken no reasonable action to rectify the situation or offer redress to affected customers.

In his lawsuit, Mr Mwila seeks damages for breach of contract, negligence, emotional distress, and financial loss. He also wants the court to compel Airtel to urgently improve its network infrastructure and refund customers for substandard services.

The case highlights growing public frustration over unreliable mobile services and could set a legal precedent for holding telecom providers accountable for failing to meet consumer expectations.

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06/11/2025

lusaka city council orders corrective action at ziyang manufacturing over serious health violations

The Lusaka City Council (LCC) has directed Ziyang Manufacturing Company Limited to implement urgent corrective public health measures before it can resume operations, following the discovery of multiple violations during a recent inspection.

According to the LCC, the company was found to be operating under conditions that severely breach public health standards. Workers were reportedly locked inside the factory and forced to use buckets as makeshift toilets due to a lack of proper sanitation facilities. Inspectors also found evidence of open defecation in an incomplete structure, unsafe waste disposal, effluent discharge from an improvised kitchen, and poor ventilation across the facility.

By Mirriam Gaamani
06:11:25
ICU TV

05/11/2025

ICU TV Main News Update 05.11.25
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▶️Zambia Eyes Investment Opportunities At China International Import Expo.
▶️ERB Pushes Net Metering And Open Access To Boost Renewable Energy Uptake.
▶️HEA Reaffirms Some Colleges Operating Illegally Despite Payment Claims.

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▶️Anti-Migrant Group Ordered To Stop Blocking Foreigners From South African Healthcare.

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05/11/2025

‎HEA Maintains That Some Colleges Are Operating Illegally Despite Payment Claims
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‎By Yambayamba Margret
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‎The Higher Education Authority (HEA) has maintained that institutions mentioned in its recent Statement, including the Broken Hill College of Applied Science and Education, are operating illegally as they are not duly registered under the Higher Education Amendment Act of 2021.
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‎This follows a statement released by Broken Hill College of Applied Science and Education in response to the HEA’s notice issued yesterday. The college provided a receipt showing a payment of K15,000, claiming that it had followed the correct procedure in the accreditation and registration process.
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‎In a phone interview earlier today, HEA Corporate Communications Officer Mr. Birbal Bornface Musoba said the affected institutions were previously operating under other regulatory bodies before the Higher Education Amendment Act came into effect. He explained that the Act gave all higher education institutions a grace period up to March 31, 2024, to register with the Authority. He added that the period had since expired and that any institution not registered under the new law was operating illegally.
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‎Mr. Musoba stated that the payment of K15,000 by Broken Hill College did not mean the institution was registered. He said the college needed to clarify what the payment was for, as registration for a higher education institution involved more than just making that payment.
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‎He further explained that registration required the submission of all necessary documents, an inspection of the institution’s facilities, and the issuance of a certificate confirming that the institution had been approved to operate.
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‎Mr. Musoba emphasized that only institutions that had undergone the full registration process and been issued with certificates by the Higher Education Authority were legally permitted to operate.
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‎He also urged members of the public to verify the registration status of higher education institutions before enrolling to avoid being misled by unregistered institutions.

05/11/2025

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▶️GOVERNMENT RELEASES K2 BILLION FOR MAIZE FARMER

▶️ZAMBIA–TANZANIA POWER INTERCONNECTOR PROJECT MAKING KEY PROGRESS

▶️GRADE 12 LEARNERS ENCOURAGED TO STAY FOCUSED DURING FINAL EXAMS

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▶️CURFEW LIFTED IN TANZANIA’S MAIN CITY AFTER ELECTION UNREST

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