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17/03/2025

CHIEF APPEALS FOR GOVERNMENT AID FOR ZAMBEZI WEST BANK FLOOD VICTIMS.

Chief Chinyama of the Luvale-speaking people has called on the government to assist communities affected by floods in the Zambezi West Bank.

The traditional leader stated that the recent heavy downpour has caused significant destruction to crops, school infrastructure, homes, and bridges.

Chief Chinyama was speaking to NAIS when a team from the Zambezi District Disaster Management Committee (DDMC), led by Zambezi District District Administrative Officer, SOMBO MAZEZE, Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit-DMMU regional office and the Zambia Air Force, paid a courtesy call on him at his palace as part of their assessment in the Mwange, Kayenge, Nyawande, Kangulunga, and Muyembe areas of Zambezi District.

Ms.MAZEZE commended the government for its quick response to assess the impact of the floods in the affected communities.

The District Administrative Officer who represented Zambezi District Commissioner SIMEONE MACHAYI assured Chief Chinyama of the government's support for all areas affected in the West Bank.

CREAVAT CHITUTA of NAIS accompanied the team and now reports.

13/03/2025

346 NORTH WEST FARMERS BENEFIT FROM SAFF

North-Western Provincial Agricultural Coordinator MUYOBO SHIMABALE has disclosed that so far the province has three hundred and forty-six farmers in the province have benefited from the Sustainable Agriculture Financial Facility-SAFF during the 2024/2025 period.

Mr. SHIMABALE further encouraged Agricultural Camp Extension Officers to take an active role in managing the risks and uncertainties that farmers may encounter.

He was speaking during a Sustainable Agriculture Financing Facility weather index Insurance training in Solwezi district.

And North Western Senior Marketing and Development Officer KELVIN MUTELO says that SAFF has continued with an addition of two components of irrigation and mechanisation for new applicants.

Meanwhile, SWAN Insurance Company Agriculture Expert MUSONDA KALUBANGWE stated that the insurance company has partnered with the Ministry of Agriculture, the Credit Guarantee Scheme, and various banks to ensure that farmers' crops are protected against risks such as droughts, floods, pests, and diseases.

And Solwezi District Agricultural Coordinator Mutinta Zulu urged Agricultural Camp Extension Officers to record accurate information to better support farmers.

More in the following report by Chapunga Manengu of NAIS

24/02/2025

CHIKANKATA MAN STEALS TODDLER TO DEFILE HER FROM HIS HOUSE.

A 3-YEAR-OLD girl is currently nursing wounds on her private parts after she was allegedly defiled by her neighbour who stole her from her house while she was in the company of her elder brother aged 12.

THE incident is said to have occurred yesterday morning, around 08:30 hours in Chikankata district of Southern Province.

It is reported that the toddler's parents left the child with her elder brother to go and work at the field.

And their neighbour, Verger Chiyabu aged between 19 and 21 years of Malala village noticed the parents’ absence and thought it was the best time to lose his freedom.

He is accused of carefully yet swiftly going into his neighbour's house stole the little girl and took her to his house so he could defile her.

After minutes of searching for her, her elder brother was only alerted by her crying voice which came out from Chiyabu's house.

And when the young boy rushed to check on the house, he found Chiyabu clothed in nothing made of cotton but his skin, and was dressing the little girl while he was trying to calm her down.

Upon witnessing the act, the boy swiftly ran to the field and reported the matter to his parents who quickly rushed home and only found the victim crying as the suspect had run away.

The incident was confirmed by Southern Province police commanding officer, Auxensio Daka.

“The victim was then rushed to Malabo Police Post where a medical report form was issued. No arrest has been made yet and investigations into the matter have been instituted in order to bring the culprit to book,” said Daka.

By Buumba Mwitumwa

Kalemba February 24, 2025

23/02/2025

WE WILL START ARRESTING PARENTS WHO ARE NOT TAKING CHILDREN TO SCHOOL, WARNS HICHILEMA

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has warned that government will soon start arresting parents who are keeping their children home by not taking them to school.

Speaking during the Ncwala Traditional Ceremony in Chipata yesterday, President Hichilema stated that government had introduced the free education policy, a reason enough for every parent to put their children in school.

He said it was a serious crime for parents to deprive their children of their right to education when government was not only offering free education but food too.

“We made this commitment that we will look after our people by providing free education. We will start arresting those parents who are not taking their children to school. We are paying for their fees and food so you have no reason to keep them home,” said President Hichilema.

The President further stated that government was working on irrigation projects so that the country does not suffer the consequences of a drought any more.

“Nobody has died of hunger despite having the one of the worst droughts in living memory. We made this commitment that we will look after our people that they would not die of hunger.”

“Chilala or no chilala, we shall have food going forward, that’s what we are working on because we are bringing about irrigation,” stated the Head of State.

By Catherine P**e

16/01/2025

THE DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES INTENSIFIES FISHING BAN PATROLS IN NORTH WESTERN.

The government through the Department of Fisheries in collaboration with the Department of National Park and Wildlife with support from Lunga-Busanga, and West Lunga Conservation Project has intensified the fish ban surveillance and law enforcement patrols along the Kabompo and Lunga rivers, aimed at giving the fish in natural water bodies space to breed in the North Western province for 2024/2025 fishing Ban season.

North Western Provincial Fisheries Officer FRANK CHIHANA disclosed that the department is currently undertaking surveillance and law enforcement patrols, both water and land so far the province has confiscated and destroyed 56 monofilament nets during the fishing Ban period in the province.

Mr.CHIHANA further indicated that the officers have also conducted 15 land patrols, and confiscated boats and fish which have been destroyed to ensure that the Breeding of fish is enhanced in the natural water bodies.

The Provincial Fisheries Officer was speaking in an interview with NAIS in Solwezi.

Both Kasempa District Fisheries Officer OBRIAN MUTINTA and Mufumbwe District Fisheries Officer JAPHET CHIYESU described the fish ban as critical in the development of capture fisheries with the focus on water patrols to prevent the destruction of breeding of fish during this period.

The fishing ban period starts from 30th November to 1st March each year as a law to allow fish to breed in natural bodies.

More in the following report by CREAVAT CHITUTA of NAIS…………

14/01/2025

PUPILS SHOULD NOT PAY ANYTHING IN GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS, WARNS GOVERNMENT

GOVERNMENT has warned that no school head teacher or administration should ask pupils or parents to pay for anything in government schools.

Speaking at a press briefing in Lusaka yesterday, Ministry of Education spokesperson K***a Mando confirmed that government has taken up the full responsibility of paying for all expenses including books and uniforms for those who cannot afford it.

Mando warned that those schools purported to be charging pupils for aptitude tests will face disciplinary action once found guilty.

She said government had disbursed over K700 million school grants for the first term of 2025 throughout the country to over 13,000 schools.

Mando revealed that the grants were signed off last week and the money reached all school accounts yesterday.

She added that over K300 million has been allocated to secondary schools while K200 million has been given to primary schools.

Furthermore, she stated that Colleges of Education and the District Education Boards have been allocated K200 million.

“The Ministry of Education has taken up the amount of money paying on behalf of all Zambians through the free education policy.
We are not expecting any school to charge any pupil with anything. Every learner has the right to free education. We have heard that some schools are charging for aptitude tests. They are not supposed to pay and we have a social protection programme for the poor who can’t afford uniforms and other things,” she said.

By Catherine P**e

Kalemba, January 14, 2025

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