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16/04/2026

The full list of the 70 new constituencies

📸 ECZ

16/04/2026

The Electoral Commission of Zambia(ECZ) has announced the distribution of the new constituencies per province as follows;

Central -8
Copperbelt - 7
Eastern - 9
Luapula - 5
Lusaka - 6
Muchinga - 6
Northern - 6
North Western - 7
Southern - 9
Western - 7

Total -70

16/04/2026

Luapula Province has received the lowest number of new constituencies, with 5.-ECZ

16/04/2026

Eastern Province (9) and Southern Province (9) have received the highest number of new constituencies.- ECZ

15/04/2026

Goodnight..

15/04/2026

DEC Nabs Four in Counterfeit Notes Crackdown in Kapiri Mposhi and Choma

The Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) has arrested and charged two suspects in Kapiri Mposhi for possessing suspected counterfeit notes amounting to K15,940.

The suspects have been identified as a 28-year-old male Patrick Mwansa and an 18-year-old female Bertha Sinaipa.

In a statement issued today by DEC Deputy Public Relations Officer Theresa Mawere, the suspects were apprehended while attempting to deposit the money at a named facility within the district.

Ms Mawere said after interrogation, Mwansa led police to a shop in Kawama Compound where a printer and computer allegedly used in the production of the suspected counterfeit notes were seized.

In another case, DEC arrested two men in Choma for being in possession of suspected counterfeit notes amounting to 9,750.

A man identified as Conticious Baldwin Kapopwe, 30 , was arrested at Kalukungu Market on Saturday after he reportedly attempted to deposit suspected counterfeit currency worth K5,000 at a mobile booth.

An additional K3,600 suspected counterfeit notes were found in his pockets.

Meanwhile, on Monday April 13, DEC arrested 59-year-old Kennedy Popota at Makalanguzu Market who was found with K1,150 suspected counterfeit notes.

Ms Mawere revealed that five of the notes had the same serial number as the one found with Kapopwe.

All suspects are currently in police custody, awaiting court processes.

15/04/2026

15/04/2026

Katima Mulilo living for christ Experience !!

15/04/2026

A total of 52 children died in road accidents during the first quarter of 2026.- Police

15/04/2026

47, 224 road traffic accidents were recorded in the first quarter of 2026, representing a 32.1% rise from 2025.- Police

15/04/2026

The number of fatal accidents increased from 410 in the first quarter of 2025, to 527 in 2026.-Police