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07/06/2026

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Police Recover Three Suspected Vulture Chicks in MbalaPolice in Mbala District, Northern Province, have recovered three ...
07/06/2026

Police Recover Three Suspected Vulture Chicks in Mbala

Police in Mbala District, Northern Province, have recovered three suspected vulture chicks that were being unlawfully kept at a residence in Chila View Compound in the area of Chief Tafuna.

Northern Province Police Commanding Officer, Simunji Mulonda, confirmed the incident in a statement issued to Isunga News today.

He said the birds were recovered on June 5, 2026, around 17:00 hours following a tip-off from a reliable informant.

According to Mr. Mulonda, police officers acted on information that an unknown man was illegally keeping wildlife birds at his residence.

A search of the premises led to the discovery of three suspected vulture chicks hidden inside an empty 50-kilogram sack in a grass-thatched kitchen structure.

The suspected owner was not found at the scene and was therefore not apprehended.

The recovered birds were secured and handed over to the Zambia Wildlife Authority for further management and investigations. The wildlife authority has since engaged the Veterinary Department to assess and document the birds before their transfer to Lusaka for specialised care.

Police have launched investigations aimed at identifying and apprehending the suspect, as well as establishing how the protected birds came into his possession.

Mr. Mulonda has since reminded members of the public that the illegal possession, trafficking, or keeping of protected wildlife species is an offence under Zambian law and urged citizens to report suspected wildlife crimes to the police or relevant authorities.

He noted that further updates are expected as investigations continue.

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04/06/2026

Clean money will kill someone one day

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04/06/2026

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President Hakainde Hichilema is made waves this afternoon by signing five groundbreaking bills into law, each set to tra...
04/06/2026

President Hakainde Hichilema is made waves this afternoon by signing five groundbreaking bills into law, each set to transform key sectors of society. Among these is the Education Amendment Bill 2026, a game-changer for the educational landscape. This bill promises to revamp the framework, ensuring it caters to the dynamic needs of students and educators, promoting inclusivity and elevating educational standards nationwide. 🎓

But that's not all! The National Pension Scheme Bill 2026 is now law, reinforcing the financial security of citizens by fortifying the pension system. This legislation is crucial for providing retirees with a strong safety net, guaranteeing they receive the support they deserve after years of service. 💪 Alongside this, the Public Service Pensions Bill 2026 has been enacted, safeguarding the pension entitlements of public servants, ensuring fair compensation for their dedication to public service. 👩‍💼👨‍💼

The Pension Scheme Regulation (Amendment) Bill 2026 is also part of this legislative package, refining regulations to boost transparency and efficiency within pension schemes. This amendment is set to streamline processes and protect contributors' interests. 🛡️ Lastly, the Local Authorities Superannuation Bill 2026 focuses on securing robust retirement plans for local government employees, ensuring their future is well-protected. 🏛️

These legislative moves reflect President Hichilema's commitment to enhancing citizens' welfare through strategic reforms in education and social security. 📈 His thoughtful governance is paving the way for a brighter future, making sure every citizen feels the positive impact of these changes. 🌟

03/06/2026

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03/06/2026

Ugandan Parliament is in another country 😂

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03/06/2026

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President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA is set to sign into law a transformative package of education and pension bills at State Ho...
03/06/2026

President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA is set to sign into law a transformative package of education and pension bills at State House. These landmark laws are poised to revolutionize the nation's education and pension systems, bringing immense benefits to countless Zambians! 🇿🇲

President HICHILEMA will give his assent to five vital bills: the Education Amendment Bill, 2026; the National Pension Scheme Bill, 2026; the Public Service Pensions Bill, 2026; the Pension Scheme Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2026; and the Local Authorities Superannuation Bill, 2026. 📜

State House Chief Communications Specialist CLAYSON HAMASAKA highlights that free education is a flagship policy of the UPND Government's first term. Since its introduction in January 2022, over 2.6 million children have returned to school! 🎒 President HICHILEMA believes education is the best investment and the greatest equalizer. The signing of the Education Amendment Bill, 2026, ensures future generations will continue to benefit from free education, just as today's children do. 📚

Education is a key driver of economic growth, and tomorrow’s signing will provide long-term protection for this vital policy. But that's not all—the pension reforms are set to deliver immediate, tangible benefits! 💪 Workers and retirees will see significant improvements, with the minimum monthly pension increasing from K1,861 to K2,327. More than 17,000 pensioners will receive this adjustment right away! 💰

In addition, around 30,000 retirees will have access to an advance lump-sum payment, with some receiving as much as K17,500. Approximately 1.2 million members will benefit from enhanced growth in their pension savings through NAPSA. 🌟

This package of laws represents a monumental milestone in Zambia's social and economic development. Let’s celebrate this exciting new chapter for our nation! 🎊

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