Zambia News and Information Services

Zambia News and Information Services To Inform, Educate and Entertain the Nation
(2)

29/10/2025

TOP STORIES IN THE NEWS TONIGHT;

1. MUFULIRA TO HOST FIRST STEM SECONDARY SCHOOL

2. 63 WOMEN IN PETAUKE DIAGNOSED WITH CERVICAL CANCER

PLUS

3. CHIPILI COUNCIL CONSTRUCTS MODERN TRUCK PARK




BREAKING!!!!!FAZ, GRANT PART WAYSDetails in the comment section.
29/10/2025

BREAKING!!!!!

FAZ, GRANT PART WAYS

Details in the comment section.

29/10/2025

TOP STORIES IN THE NEWS TONIGHT;

1. ZAMBIANS CALL FOR DELIMITATION OF CONSTITUENCIES

2. KABWE RESIDENTS MAKE SUBMISSION TO THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
PLUS;

3. LIONS TO AID 4,000 REGAIN EYESIGHT




29/10/2025

INCREASED GRADE SEVEN CANDIDATES ELATES GOVT

Lusaka Province Permanent Secretary Joe Kalusa is elated with the increased number of Grade Seven candidates sitting for this year’s examinations in Lusaka Province.

Mr Kalusa who is also Lusaka Province Examinations Committee Chairperson, has urged school administrators and examination officers to ensure exams are conducted with integrity and free from malpractice.

He said this when he toured some of the schools in Lusaka to monitor the ongoing Grade Seven examinations.

29/10/2025

NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE (NPW) URGED TO INTENSIFY PATROLS

Lusaka Province Minister Sheal Mulyata has advised the Department of National Parks and Wildlife (NPW) in Luangwa District to intensify patrols in the area to avoid people losing lives from animal attacks.

Ms. Mulyata says government does not take pleasure in losing members of the community due to human-animal conflict; hence, the need for the department to intensify patrols in order to protect lives.

She was speaking during the burial of Lusaka Provincial Trustee under the United Party for National Development (UPND), Josephine Tembo, who died after being attacked by an elephant on October 24, 2025, in Kamoba Village.

PHOTO FOCUS: The Technical Committee on Constitutional Amendments held a public hearing in Mongu yesterday, taking submi...
29/10/2025

PHOTO FOCUS: The Technical Committee on Constitutional Amendments held a public hearing in Mongu yesterday, taking submissions from a wide range of stakeholders.

Pictures by Wasamunu Mubita

Today's Bible Quote!
29/10/2025

Today's Bible Quote!

28/10/2025

TOP STORIES IN THE NEWS TONIGHT;

1. KABWE RESIDENTS MAKE SUBMISSION TO THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

2. INCREASED NUMBER OF GRADE SEVEN CANDIDATES ELATES GOVT

3. NDOLA-LUSAKA ROAD CONTRACTOR URGED TO EXPEDITE WORKS
PLUS;

4. MATHKAT TOPS FAZ LUAPULA LEAGUE




PHOTO FOCUS: A public sitting held in Northern Province as Zambians offer submissions for the ongoing constitutional ame...
28/10/2025

PHOTO FOCUS: A public sitting held in Northern Province as Zambians offer submissions for the ongoing constitutional amendment process.

📷 Picture by JUDITH KAPAZA

President Hakainde Hichilema (center) with authors Greg Mills (left) and Emanuele Pirro (right) during the launch of the...
28/10/2025

President Hakainde Hichilema (center) with authors Greg Mills (left) and Emanuele Pirro (right) during the launch of their book, “The Essence of Success.” The event took place at Southern Sun Hotel in Lusaka.

📷 Picture by Shabby Mulopwe/ZANIS

MP REFUTES CLAIMS ON ZAMBIA-KIMASALA ROAD WASHED OFF Solwezi Central Member of Parliament Stafford Mulusa has refuted so...
28/10/2025

MP REFUTES CLAIMS ON ZAMBIA-KIMASALA ROAD WASHED OFF

Solwezi Central Member of Parliament Stafford Mulusa has refuted social media reports alleging that the Zambia-Kimasala road under construction by JDCon Zambia construction company was washed off due to poor quality work following the Saturday, October 25th, downpour.

Social media reports indicated that the Zambia-Kimasala road, which is one of the roads being constructed under the 10.1-kilometer Solwezi township roads project funded by the central government, was left dilapidated after heavy rains which were experienced in Solwezi yesterday.

However, speaking to the media in Solwezi today, Mr Mulusa clarified that the road remains intact, explaining that the minor damage witnessed is normal as it is near the bridge.

“The corrosion that we saw is just before the bridge which is normal because there is a bridge that is being made so they have left a space in between for the bridge to be completed,” he said.

CHURCH WORRIES OVER INCREASED SU***DE, DEFILEMENT CASES Catholic Diocese of Chipata Auxiliary Bishop Gabriel Phiri has e...
28/10/2025

CHURCH WORRIES OVER INCREASED SU***DE, DEFILEMENT CASES

Catholic Diocese of Chipata Auxiliary Bishop Gabriel Phiri has expressed worry over the increased number of su***de and child defilement cases in Eastern Province.

Every month Police in Eastern Province have been recording cases of su***de and child abuse, with police statistics showing that the region recorded 68 su***de cases between January and July this year.

And speaking in an interview, Bishop Phiri called for concerted efforts with various stakeholders in combating the vices.
“Looking at young people committing su***de, we wonder what is happening to our society. For me, it requires coordinated efforts,” he said.

He wondered what could be the motivation for some to sleep with a minor or commit su***de.

The Auxiliary Bishop pointed out the need for the church to go to the drawing board and inspire hope among the people using a biblical approach.

He stated that the church, government and non-state actors must ascertain what is causing the escalating cases of su***de and child abuse.

Address

Mass Media Complex Along Alick Nkhata Road And Thabo Mbeki Rd
Lusaka
10101

Telephone

+260211255255

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Zambia News and Information Services posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Zambia News and Information Services:

Shortcuts

Share

Category