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LUANSHYA MAYOR CONDEMN ATTACK ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION SITELUANSHYA District Mayor, Dr. Charles Mulenga, has disclosed that ...
29/08/2025

LUANSHYA MAYOR CONDEMN ATTACK ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION SITE

LUANSHYA District Mayor, Dr. Charles Mulenga, has disclosed that police in the district have launched a manhunt for suspects who attempted to disrupt road construction works in Roan Township, Section 3, near the roundabout.

Dr. Mulenga explained that a group of jerabos allegedly threw stones at construction equipment and Chinese workers on site, for reasons best known to themselves.

He expressed disappointment over the incident, questioning why people would behave in such a regressive manner after residents had waited so long for this vital development.

The Mayor further warned that he will not rest until all those involved in the unlawful act are brought to book.

LUNGU TO BE BURIED IN SOUTH AFRICA--FAMILYFor Immediate ReleaseOn behalf of the Lungu family, we wish to announce that t...
20/06/2025

LUNGU TO BE BURIED IN SOUTH AFRICA--FAMILY

For Immediate Release

On behalf of the Lungu family, we wish to announce that the funeral and burial of our beloved Dr Edgar Chagwa Lungu will take place here in South Africa, in accordance with the family’s wishes for a private ceremony.

This period has been deeply emotional for family, and we are grateful for the overwhelming support and condolences extended to the family from across the continent and the globe.

We would especially like to extend our sincere appreciation to the Government of the Republic of South Africa for their respectful support and for honouring the family’s decision to hold a private funeral and burial here in South Africa.

Your non-interference and respect of the South African Constitution and rights of the family and the desire of the family is commendable and will give space to mourn and celebrate the life of our loved Edgar Chagwa Lungu in dignity and peace.

The visit of the Honourabke Minister for International Relations, Mr Ronald Lamola, was heartwarming when he came to convey a message of condolences on behalf of President Cyril Ramaposa.

The Lungu family continues to seek peace and unity amongst fellow Zambians during this time and thanks all friends, supporters, and members of the public for their understanding, compassion and willingness to mourn the former head of state who, as it has been resolved by the family, will be buried here in Johannesburg South Africa at a private funeral.

Further details regarding the funeral arrangements and burial will be shared to the Zambian and South African public in due course.

Issued by:
Hon. Makebi Zulu
Family Spokesperson

Date: 20th June 2025.

LUNGU FAMILY URGED TO EXPEDITE REPATRIATION PROCESSBy Phyllis s. BandaThe Governance, Development, and Advocates Zambia ...
19/06/2025

LUNGU FAMILY URGED TO EXPEDITE REPATRIATION PROCESS

By Phyllis s. Banda

The Governance, Development, and Advocates Zambia GODAZA has urged the family of former President Edgar Lungu to prioritize the repatriation of his body to Zambia.

In a letter addressed to Makebi Zulu, the legal counsel representing the Lungu family, GODAZA Executive Director Elias Mulenga expressed concern over delays in the funeral arrangements and called for restraint from engaging in political disputes during the mourning period.

Mr. Mulenga emphasized that the prolonged uncertainty surrounding the former President's final farewell is causing distress among citizens and undermining the dignity of the Office of the President.

He urged the family and their legal representatives to disregard social media speculation and handle the funeral proceedings with respect and national unity in mind.

Mr. Mulenga described the delay in repatriation as a human rights concern, potentially denying Zambians their right to mourn their former leader.

He called on the involved parties to work closely with the government to facilitate a smooth and timely process, ensuring peace and stability during this challenging time.

ZAMBIA's LOW VISION COMMUNITY URGED TO THRIVE DESPITE CHALLENGES By Phyllis S BandaPeople with low vision across Zambia ...
18/06/2025

ZAMBIA's LOW VISION COMMUNITY URGED TO THRIVE DESPITE CHALLENGES

By Phyllis S Banda

People with low vision across Zambia have been encouraged to take an active role in contributing to the country's growth.

Speaking at the Low Vision Services at Kitwe Teaching Eye Hospital this morning, Head Clinical Care Dr Fred Mubyai emphasized the importance of individuals with low vision being productive and playing a valuable role in their families.

Dr. Mubyai highlighted the potential of people with low vision to make significant contributions to society, despite their visual impairment.

He encouraged them to explore opportunities, develop their skills, and participate in various activities that can benefit their communities.

Mwango Sileta, a low vision patient, shared her emotional journey after her life took a dramatic turn in 2010.

Following four months of complete blindness and undergoing four surgeries, she regained some sight but was left with 27% vision.

Despite this challenge, Mrs. Sileta encourages fellow patients to follow medical advice and adapt to their new circumstances, finding ways to navigate and thrive in their new reality.

Saudi Arabia’s ‘Sleeping Prince’ turns 36 after nearly 20 years in comaPrince Al-Waleed. He marked his 36th birthday on ...
27/04/2025

Saudi Arabia’s ‘Sleeping Prince’ turns 36 after nearly 20 years in coma

Prince Al-Waleed. He marked his 36th birthday on April 18, 2025, but he remains unaware of the years passing by, he is popularly known as the 'Sleeping Prince'.

For the past 20 years, he has been trapped in coma, a silent world he entered after a devastating road accident in 2005 while he was pursuing his dreams at a military college.

As at Today, he still lies and he's taken care by doctors and nurses in the 'King Abdulaziz Medical City' in Riyadh, where he is tethered to life through machines.

Prince Al-Waleed is on a ventilator for the past 20 years, and is fed through a feeding tube. "The prince remains on life support, relying on mechanical ventilation and a feeding tube. The last documented movements occurred in 2019, when he reportedly showed signs of limited awareness through small gestures, such as lifting a finger or slightly moving his head though these moments did not indicate a return of full consciousness.

His father, Prince Khaled bin Talal Al Saud is hopeful that his beloved son will come back to life, Saying ' If God (Allah) had wanted him to die in the accident, he would have been in his grave now,".

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YOUTHS URGED TO EMBRACE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SELF-RELIANCE YOUTHS have been encouraged to cultivate entrepreneurial mind...
26/04/2025

YOUTHS URGED TO EMBRACE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SELF-RELIANCE

YOUTHS have been encouraged to cultivate entrepreneurial mindsets and acquire life skills that promote self-reliance, as a strategy to tackle unemployment and contribute meaningfully to national development.

Former Twashuka Ward 13 councillor and 2026 mayoral aspirant, Mulenga Chakulya, acknowledged the economic and social challenges facing young people, noting that the government can only provide employment for a limited number of citizens.

He emphasized that fostering an entrepreneurial spirit is essential for survival in developing countries like Zambia.

Mr. Chakulya also urged the government to create a more conducive business environment for youths, including implementing deliberate policies that prioritize Zambians in the retail trade sector by restricting foreign participation.

LUANSHYA CHAMBER URGES BUSINESSES TO TAP INTO ROAD NETWORK IMPROVEMENTSThe Luanshya Chamber of Commerce and Industry has...
26/04/2025

LUANSHYA CHAMBER URGES BUSINESSES TO TAP INTO ROAD NETWORK IMPROVEMENTS

The Luanshya Chamber of Commerce and Industry has urged businesses in Luanshya and neighboring districts to capitalize on the economic opportunities created by the ongoing road network developments in the area.

Chamber President Enestle Zimba said the upgraded transport infrastructure is unlocking new prospects for trade, particularly in the transport and logistics sectors.

Mr. Zimba highlighted that improved road connectivity is cutting travel times and reducing transportation costs, allowing for the more efficient movement of goods and services within and beyond Luanshya.

He encouraged farmers and entrepreneurs from nearby districts such as Masaiti and Mpongwe to explore setting up agro-processing and value-addition enterprises in Luanshya, leveraging improved access to both local and regional markets.

Mr. Zimba further emphasized that the Chamber stands ready to support entrepreneurs looking to expand or launch new ventures, stressing that a dynamic private sector is key to Luanshya’s sustained economic growth.

SIMBAO HAILS PROGRESS OF WORLD BANK SCHOOL PROJECT IN KAMUCHANGA LUANSHYA Member of Parliament Lusale Simbao has expres...
26/04/2025

SIMBAO HAILS PROGRESS OF WORLD BANK SCHOOL PROJECT IN KAMUCHANGA


LUANSHYA Member of Parliament Lusale Simbao has expressed delight over the progressive pace of the World Bank-funded school project in Mwaiseni, Kamuchanga area.

Mr. Simbao says that he was impressed to find that construction works had significantly advanced.

Addressing earlier concerns regarding delayed payments, the lawmaker noted that, he was pleased to find workers had received their salaries, describing it as a positive reflection of the project's management.

Mr. Simbao also thanked President Hakainde Hichilema for his tireless efforts in transforming Zambia’s education sector.

He added that the World Bank project would undoubtedly enhance learning outcomes and create greater opportunities for children to thrive.

Former Luanshya Central MP Lauds Developmental Programs in the District By Phyllis S.BandaFormer Patriotic Front Member ...
26/04/2025

Former Luanshya Central MP Lauds Developmental Programs in the District

By Phyllis S.Banda

Former Patriotic Front Member of Parliament for Luanshya Central Constituency Steve Chungu has expressed his appreciation for the ongoing developmental programs in Luanshya District.

Mr. Chungu praised the current leadership, citing the unity and effectiveness of the Mayor, District Commissioner, and the two Members of Parliament.

He highlighted the ongoing road construction as a major achievement, noting that good roads would benefit both residents and the business community by reducing travel time and vehicle damage.

The former law maker emphasized the importance of putting aside personal interests to serve the people.

However, Mr. Chungu also reflected on his time in office, criticizing some former civic leaders for blocking development initiatives due to political rivalry.

He reaffirmed his commitment to active politics, stating that he would continue to support efforts promoting the development and well-being of Luanshya's people.

INDUSTRIALIZATION KEY TO BOOSTING ZAMBIA's GDP- MIYANDABY Phyllis S.BandaGovernance expert and human rights advocate Wes...
26/04/2025

INDUSTRIALIZATION KEY TO BOOSTING ZAMBIA's GDP- MIYANDA

BY Phyllis S.Banda

Governance expert and human rights advocate Wesley Miyanda has emphasized the need for Zambia to industrialize its economy to increase its Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

In a press statement to LUANSHYA REPORTS, Mr. Miyanda attributed the country's low macroeconomic statistics to factors such as prolonged droughts and overdependence on imported goods.

Mr. Miyanda applauded the government's efforts to encourage investments in the energy sector, particularly energy mix, to reduce reliance on hydro power.

He suggested that this would enable companies to remain operational and continue producing goods and services.

The governance expert also highlighted the potential of sectors such as mining and tourism, urging the government to support Zambian nationals in investing in these areas.

He noted that illegal mining activities are a concern and that the tourism sector required significant capital investment.

Mr. Miyanda emphasized the importance of agriculture in the national economy, citing the likelihood of a bumper harvest due to good rainfall.

He urged the government to offer better floor prices for farm produce to motivate farmers.

Furthermore, Mr. Miyanda suggested that the full utilization of increased Constituency Development Funds (CDF) across the country could help increase GDP.

He called on the Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Gift Sialubalo to ensure proper monitoring and utilization of CDF funds to create jobs and business opportunities.

LUANSHYA ROAD TOLL GATE OPENSThe National Road Fund Agency (NRFA) and the Road Development Agency (RDA) wish to announce...
20/04/2025

LUANSHYA ROAD TOLL GATE OPENS

The National Road Fund Agency (NRFA) and the Road Development Agency (RDA) wish to announce that with the completion of construction works on Masanganao Fisenge Luanshya Road, Government has approved commencent of road tolling at Abram Zayoni Mokola Toll Gate on this stretch through Statutory Instrument No. 13 of 2025.

This Toll Gate will be run by Macro Ocean Investment Consortium, the Concessionaire upgrading Lusaka Ndola Road to a dual carriage way.

Through the same Statutory Instrument, the government has approved a slight adjustment of tolls at the neighbouring Michael Chilufya Sata Toll Gate between Ndola and Kitwe in order to make the tolls at Michael Chilufya Sata Toll Gate competitive.

Meanwhile, motorists have welcomed the construction of the Masanganao Fisenge Luanshya Road and the ongoing upgrading of the Lusaka Ndola Dual Carriage Way as government leverages on the National Road Tolling Programme within the framework of the Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) to transform key roads in this country.

National Road Fund Agency
20 April 2025

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