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05/12/2023

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Proflight resumes flights to Kasama

Proflight Zambia has announced the resumption of its scheduled flights to Kasama in Northern Province following completion of runway and terminal infrastructure upgrades at the city’s airport.

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The airline will commence scheduled flights on March 19 ,2024, using its 29-seat twin-turbo prop Jetstream 41 aircraft.

The service will operate twice weekly on Tuesday and Thursday, directly from Lusaka to Kasama on Tuesday, departing at 08:00 and arriving at 09:30.

Additionally, there will be a flight via Mansa on Thursday, departing from Lusaka at 08:00 and arriving in Kasama at 10:25.

Direct flights from Kasama to Lusaka on Thursday will depart at 10:50, arriving at 12:30, and flights via Mansa from Kasama to Lusaka on Tuesday will depart at 09:55, arriving in Lusaka at 12:20.

The schedule also allows for convenient connections for customers between Ndola and Kasama via Lusaka.

Proflight Director of Flight Operations Captain Josias Walubita thanked the government, including the Zambia Airports Corporation and Zambia Civil Aviation Authority (ZCAA), for upgrading the runway. He acknowledged the substantial undertaking and significant investment, welcoming the reopening of this crucial airport.

Credit: Proflight page

05/12/2023

05/12/2023

*WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER, HH ASSURES SMALL SCALE MINERS*

President Hakainde Hichilema writes...

Fellow citizens,

Earlier today, we visited the Senseli open pit mine in Chingola to observe firsthand the ongoing search and rescue operation there.

We would like to commend the dedicated men and women involved in the rescue operation for their heroic efforts amidst numerous challenges. Our heartfelt appreciation also goes to the family members who have patiently endured, maintaining vigilance at the site while awaiting any news about their loved ones.

We express our deepest sympathy and understanding of their anguish.

The small-scale miners engaged in these activities are our fellow Zambians, whom the UPND government is committed to empowering with mining skills and equipment. This empowerment aims to ensure safe mining practices and prevent tragic accidents.

Fellow citizens, in the face of past tragedies, we have set aside our differences and united, working and praying together as one nation under one God.

Today, we witnessed the industrious and hardworking nature of our people, showcasing their determination to earn a living.

Therefore, it is our duty as a government and as a people to harness our human resources by facilitating a secure work environment through stringent safety regulations.

May God continue to bless the rescue teams and provide strength to the family members during this challenging time.

Hakainde Hichilema,
President of the Republic of Zambia

05/12/2023

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