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07/05/2025

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27/12/2024

27/12/2024

*A Call for help* this is Liza and her niece Jennifer they where born with a condition that doest allow them to walk they live in Katondo kabwe thanks to Elizabeth foundation for discovering their plight. The help needed are wheel chairs so our beloved sisters can have easy movement. The family is survived by Jennifer's mother who faces challenges to care for the both of them. Any help rendered the family will be highly appreciated especially making sure that they have easy movement. The Elizabeth foundation is doing all they can to help. Bellow are pictures after visiting the family the foundation managed to atleast help in any way. Out of your good will let's help the family achieve their dream to have atleast wheel chairs for their easy movement. For any contribution you can contact Elizabeth foundation administrator on 0973301016

13/12/2024

Mutambo writes:
THE DAY MY VEHICLE FLIPPED

Life has a way of humbling us in moments we least expect. One Sunday in 2022, while traveling for work in the Southern Province, I experienced one of the most painful moments of my life. I was settling in, catching up on social media, when I saw a post—my car had flipped. Shocked and speechless, I broke down in tears.

The pain deepened when I learned that the person who flipped the car had taken it without my permission and was drunk. This meant the insurance wouldn’t cover the damage. At the time, I was young and deeply attached to this car—it was my pride, bought with a significant portion of my resources. Driving it around the Copperbelt, people would hail me as "Ka Boss Ka Baiche," a nickname that stroked my youthful pride.
But in that moment of loss, staring at the wreck, I wondered: would they still call me Ka Boss Ka Baiche now? Life, however, has its way of teaching us humility. Not long after, I found myself driving a modest Toyota Vitz.

This painful experience reshaped my perspective. It taught me that we are not defined by the things we own. Material possessions can be lost in seconds, but our resilience and ability to adapt define who we truly are.
To anyone reading this: life will twist and turn in ways you cannot predict. Be ready to adjust, to let go, and to find gratitude in what remains. Above all, remember that who you are isn’t tied to what you have, but how you rise after the fall.

10/12/2024

While some sections of society are celebrating the judgement of eligibility Serious Fuel shortages looms kabwe town as long ques test most motorists patience with some waiting for hours just to get their vehicles refilled. Despite the high cost of fuel scarcity of the commodity has become a menace in most parts of the country. Can the Energy Regulation Board or would be authorities attend to this plight of the people as this is a serious set back on economic achievements.

17/09/2024

STIs ravage Central Province as Chibombo leads with thousands of cases

Central Province recorded over 32,000 Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) in the first six months of this year, according to latest health statistics.

According to a report published by the Times of Zambia, the cases in the Province so far stand at 32,547 cases.

Among the Infections are; 8,779 cases of Syphilis followed by male urethral discharge at 7,883, followed by Pelvic lnflammatory cases at 7,245 and viginal infections at 6,198.

The statistics were revealed during a Provincial Health Promotion Technical Working Group meeting in Kabwe yesterday.

Provincial senior health information officer Leonard Banda said Chibombo District had the highest STIs with a caseload of 6,848, followed by Kapiri Mposhi with 6,338 cases, while Mumbwa District had 4,946.

Kabwe was fourth with 4,746 followed by Serenje, with 3,027.

Banda said the cases were high in towns located along the highway.

28/07/2024

Breaking News:

Francis Chipyoka, a Financial Analyst at the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA), has been apprehended by law enforcement authorities in connection with the purported homicide of Guntila Muleya, the Director General of IBA.

Mr. Chipyoka's arrest marks the fifth individual taken into custody in relation to this case, which previously involved the detention of three police officers and a civilian on Saturday, July 27, 2024.

25/07/2024

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25/07/2024

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25/07/2024

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17/07/2024

Hon Don Mwenda..... Shared.