Chama District Talks

05/06/2025

ECL kicks the bucket 💔😭
Rest in peace sir 💔❤️❤️

28/05/2025

Bro if she wears this zilamba ran for your life. She’s a hazard ⚠️

28/05/2025

Our hearts are with chama men sleeping peacefully at home believing that their chama women are sleeping in their college hostels in Lusaka. You are strong guys, only if u know 😳😂😂

20/05/2025

Whoever is driving chama should park titundeko.

25/04/2025

chama town council chairperson Gift kumwenda calls on the need for continued investment and innovative approaches to combat malaria, which remains a serious public health threat in the district.

He called on the community to work together to eliminate malaria.

The Council Chairperson has urged the community to take ownership of malaria prevention efforts and to support initiatives aimed at reducing the disease's impact.

24/04/2025

Simbizatu 💪💪 Yama youths

24/04/2025

Youth Life Project Urges Chama Youths to Shun Social Vices

By Patrick Mkandawire

The Youth Life Project, aimed at empowering young people, has called on the youth of Chama District in Eastern province to stay away from destructive behaviors such as drug and substance abuse, gender-based violence, and early marriages.

Speaking during a community sensitisation meeting held in Chama, Project Administrative Officer Yobe Chilembo emphasized the importance of youth involvement in building a better future for themselves and their communities.

Mr. Chilembo said main objective is to end child marriages and promote positive youth development.

He said the organisation will continue working hand-in-hand with government departments and other stakeholders to eliminate harmful cultural practices that hinder youth progress.

Rachael Simete, a officer from the Chama Police Victim Support Unit, warned about the rising cases of gender-based violence and early marriages in the district.

She encouraged communities to report such cases and work collectively to protect the rights of children and women.

Emmanuel Sichembwe, a Youth Life Project member, advised his fellow youths to avoid drug abuse, stressing that substance misuse not only derails personal growth but also destroys future opportunities.

“Let’s stay focused and build our future with integrity and purpose,” he said.

Febby Nyirenda, also a member of the Youth Life Project, urged pupils to take full advantage of the government’s free education policy and Avoid early marriages and concentrate on the studies.

There is a time for everything, and the right time for marriage will come,she stated.

Meanwhile, Faith Mweenda, another youth advocate, encouraged young people in the district to apply for government-sponsored empowerment programs and vocational training initiatives.

These programs are meant to equip us with skills that can help us become self-reliant,she added.

ENDS KWENJE FM //PM

17/04/2025

16/04/2025

Bowman Lusambo’s wife comforts him through the prison transport window as he is taken back to Mwembeshi Prison from Kabwe, where he appeared before the magistrate’s court on a charge of unlawful assembly.

Credit
Nkani

16/04/2025

Student Limit Set for Nursing Schools!

The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Zambia has directed nurses and midwifery training institutions in the country to enroll not more than 50 students per intake.

Council Registrar, BEAUTY ZIMBA has told ZNBC news that the huge enrollment numbers are affecting the delivery of clinical skills.

Ms. ZIMBA explained that the council wants a certain number of students, who will be manageable, both in class and the clinical area.

She added that nursing is a practical training programme, which requires students to spend about 80 percent of their time in the clinical area.

-ZNBC