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15/11/2025

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PRESS STATEMENTZAMBIA UNDERSCORES REGIONAL COOPERATION AT RCMRD GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETINGNairobi, Kenya, November 15, 20...
15/11/2025

PRESS STATEMENT

ZAMBIA UNDERSCORES REGIONAL COOPERATION AT RCMRD GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETING

Nairobi, Kenya, November 15, 2025 – The 59th Governing Council Meeting of the Regional Centre for Mapping of Resources for Development (RCMRD) has concluded in Nairobi, emphasizing the importance of regional collaboration and information sharing in advancing sustainable development across Africa.

Speaking on behalf of the Government of the Republic of Zambia, Mr. Patrick Mucheleka, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, highlighted the meeting’s outcomes, stressing that regional cooperation and data-driven decision-making are key to addressing shared challenges such as climate change, land degradation, and natural resource management.

“RCMRD’s work is instrumental in helping our countries make informed decisions, particularly in areas such as land management, environmental monitoring, and climate change adaptation. Through partnerships, shared knowledge, and the effective use of geospatial technologies, we can collectively achieve sustainable development across the region,” Mr. Mucheleka said.

Mr. Mucheleka commended RCMRD for its pivotal role in supporting member states to achieve their national development goals through innovation, data analysis, and capacity building. He urged countries to take full advantage of the Centre’s technical expertise and training programmes to strengthen institutional capacities in land administrationand natural resource management.

He further noted that the meeting outcomes would inform future strategies and collaborative initiatives aimed at enhancing regional resilience, improving data accessibility, and promoting evidence-based policy-making across member states.

“The discussions during this Governing Council have reaffirmed the shared commitment of our countries to work together in addressing pressing regional issues. By leveraging RCMRD’s technical support and fostering cooperation, we can better position our nations to respond to emerging environmental and developmental challenges,” he added.

Zambia, as Chair of the RCMRD Governing Council, played a leading role in facilitating the meeting, which brought together representatives from 20-member states to deliberate on key issues in geospatial development, land management, and natural resource governance.

The 60th Governing Council Meeting of RCMRD is scheduled to take place in Malawi in November 2026.

RCMRD continues to play a central role in supporting its member states through the application of geospatial science, data-driven innovation, and capacity development, helping governments formulate effective and sustainable development policies.

Issued by:
Zambia High Commission in Nairobi
[email protected]

15/11/2025

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GOVERNMENT COMMITTED TO CLEARING ALL FRA MAIZE PAYMENTS LUAPULA PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION REASSURES FARMERSThe Luapula P...
15/11/2025

GOVERNMENT COMMITTED TO CLEARING ALL FRA MAIZE PAYMENTS LUAPULA PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION REASSURES FARMERS

The Luapula Provincial Administration wishes to reassure farmers that Government remains firmly committed to clearing all outstanding payments for maize supplied to the Food Reserve Agency. We understand the concerns being raised as the planting season approaches, and we appreciate the patience and hard work our farmers have continued to show.

Payments are progressing across all districts, and the Provincial Administration is closely monitoring the process with FRA and the Ministry of Finance to ensure steady disbursement. Mansa District, which delivered the highest volumes, is receiving particular attention. Farmers in Mansa supplied nine hundred and forty-three thousand seven hundred and ninety-six bags, translating to forty-seven thousand one hundred and eighty-nine point eight metric tonnes valued at three hundred and eleven million four hundred and fifty-two thousand six hundred and eighty kwacha. So far, sixty-four million seven hundred thousand kwacha has been paid.

In the last few days, Government has released an additional thirteen million kwacha seven million earlier in the week and six million yesterday which is already being disbursed. The remaining two hundred and thirty-three million seven hundred and fifty-two thousand six hundred and eighty kwacha will be cleared within this month, in line with the Permanent Secretary’s assurance.

Government has already secured the funds to pay all farmers in Luapula Province. The delays experienced in some districts have been due to administrative procedures involving an international banking institution, which are now nearing conclusion. Government therefore reiterates that every farmer in every district will be paid, and no grain supplied to FRA will go unpaid.

Luapula farmers responded impressively to President Hakainde Hichilema’s call to increase production, contributing one hundred and eighty thousand metric tonnes to the national harvest. This exceptional output helped Zambia secure three point two million metric tonnes nationally far above the earlier projection and has positioned the country for food security over the next four years.

Issued by:
Emmanuel Maseko
Principal Public Relations Officer
Luapula Province

15/11/2025

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14/11/2025

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14/11/2025

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14/11/2025

IT HAS BEEN LONG COMING-JACK LAHNE

One would expect that genuine investors would at least try to respect a country’s laws or at the very minimum pretend to...
14/11/2025

One would expect that genuine investors would at least try to respect a country’s laws or at the very minimum pretend to. But Avocado Mining Limited seems to have shown up with the “take the minerals, get rich, and vanish like a Lusaka baddie who doesn’t shown up after receiving money for Yango . Not only does the mine they risk leaving behind environmental damage and health concerns for the locals, but apparently that’s none of their concern. And as for ZEMA? Well, they took a solid year to finally swoop in though in fairness, when they did, they pounced like a lion that had been quietly observing its prey… after a long nap.

Avocado Mining Limited, operating in the Kalulushi District, has found itself in very hot soup after ignoring a cease-and-desist order issued by the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) on November 7, 2024. Despite serious environmental concerns most notably heavy air pollution affecting nearby communities the company reportedly continued business as usual.

ZEMA has now taken firm action: two company directors have been arrested, and operations at the Kalulushi plant have been shut down indefinitely. In addition, 55 copper blisters have been confiscated from the site.

The agency has also issued a notice of intention to cancel Avocado Mining Limited’s decision letter, giving the company 30 days to explain why that decision should not be finalized.

And while that clock is ticking, the affected communities are praying and fasting that ZEMA doesn’t hit the snooze button again and take another year before prosecuting the perpetrators.

Memory Daka,LUSAKA.Date: 14th November, 2025.To:The General SecretarySocialist PartyLusaka, Zambia.Subject: Resignation ...
14/11/2025

Memory Daka,
LUSAKA.

Date: 14th November, 2025.

To:
The General Secretary
Socialist Party
Lusaka, Zambia.

Subject: Resignation from the Socialist Party

Dear Comrade General Secretary,

I write to formally tender my resignation from the Socialist Party, with immediate effect. I have served the Party diligently in my capacity as In-Charge of Women Security at the National Level, a role I have carried out with loyalty, discipline, and commitment to the advancement of our collective struggle.

However, recent developments in the Party have compelled me to take this difficult decision. After careful reflection, I believe stepping aside is the most principled course of action.

I remain grateful for the opportunity to serve and contribute to the Party’s mission during my tenure. I wish the Socialist Party and its leadership well in all their future endeavours.

Sincerely yours,
Memory Daka
Lusaka.

14/11/2025

Thank you very much for giving me this opportunity to clarify what I said and the context in which I said it.
First and foremost, I want to state clearly that I spoke in the heat of the moment. Many Zambians who passionately support their leaders will understand what that means.

When I uttered the words “cadreism is back,” I did not mean to promote violence thuggery disorder, or lawlessness. I was expressing the emotions of someone who has walked a long journey with our President—someone who remembers the difficult days when His Excellency was in the opposition and constantly faced threats to his life.

Back then, many of us would spend nights at Community House simply to ensure his safety. We were driven by love, loyalty, and commitment to our leader. It was that history, that context, and that emotion that influenced my words.

But let me be very clear:
Cadreism is something our President, your President, has consistently condemned.
As a Member of Parliament, I fully stand with him on this agenda. We do not support violence in any form. We do not support lawlessness. And we do not support political intimidation.

If my words were misunderstood by the Zambian people. That was not my intention, and I take responsibility for how those words may have been interpreted by any one that felt affected.

In fact, you will notice that even after the recent incident in Chingola, where the life of the President was put at risk, no political party officials interfered with police operations. We did not intimidate officers, we did not try to influence investigations, and we told all our members not to retaliate. That alone shows who we are and what values we stand for.

Yes, I spoke emotionally. But as the UPND, we remain a law abiding and peace loving political party. Everything we do is guided by respect for the rule of law and by the deep love and adoration we have for our President.

I thank you.

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