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28/10/2025

Registering to vote is not a privilege, it's a right - Ministry of Information and Media Permanent Secretary Thabo Kawana

DETENTION OF 74 STUDENTS FOR CONDUCT LIKELY TO CAUSE A BREACH OF PEACE – KAPASA MAKASA UNIVERSITYThe Zambia Police Servi...
28/10/2025

DETENTION OF 74 STUDENTS FOR CONDUCT LIKELY TO CAUSE A BREACH OF PEACE – KAPASA MAKASA UNIVERSITY

The Zambia Police Service wishes to confirm the detention of seventy-four (74) students of Kapasa Makasa University, comprising forty-six (46) males and twenty-eight (28) females, for conduct likely to cause a breach of peace.The students were apprehended after engaging in disorderly behavior within and around the university premises, contrary to public order regulations. Their actions were deemed likely to disturb the peace and safety of other students and members of the surrounding community. This occurred on October 27, 2025 at 1100 hours after the students disagreed with the University management’s introduction of a degree classification based on the overall Grade Point Average (GPA). They are currently detained in lawful custody and will be charged with Conduct Likely to Cause a Breach of Peace contrary of the Laws of Zambia.The Zambia Police Service wishes to remind students and members of the public that while the right to express grievances is recognized, such expression must always be conducted in a peaceful and lawful manner. The Service will continue to work closely with learning institutions to maintain law and order and ensure the safety and security of al

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Rae Hamoonga
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER

28/10/2025

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CHIRUNDU REGISTERS MORE THAN 3,500 VOTERS AHEAD OF THE 2026 GENERAL ELECTIONChirundu District, 28 October 2025 — Chirund...
28/10/2025

CHIRUNDU REGISTERS MORE THAN 3,500 VOTERS AHEAD OF THE 2026 GENERAL ELECTION

Chirundu District, 28 October 2025 — Chirundu District has so far registered a total of 3,642 voters ahead of the 2026 General Election. Out of this number, 2,258 are updates, while 1,384 represent new registrations across Chirundu Constituency.

Following the launch of the 2025 Mass Registration of Voters by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ), District Registration Officer (DRO) Embassy Cheembo today conducted inspections of some voter registration centres in Chirundu District, Southern Province.

Mr Cheembo explained that updates include individuals who were previously registered but have changed their polling stations or relocated from one area to another within the district. He emphasised that the mass voter registration exercise aims to capture eligible voters and ensure that all details are correct and up to date.

The DRO, who also serves as Chirundu Town Council Secretary, has urged citizens to register early to avoid last-minute congestion, noting that the Commission has a limited timeframe to complete the exercise.

The mass registration exercise, which runs until 11th November 2025, is being conducted across all 156 constituencies countrywide and targets to register about 3.5 million eligible voters nationwide.

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CAMEROON'S 92-YEAR-OLD PRESIDENT WINS CONTROVERSIAL EIGHTH TERMPresident Paul Biya announced as winner of Cameroon's hea...
27/10/2025

CAMEROON'S 92-YEAR-OLD PRESIDENT WINS CONTROVERSIAL EIGHTH TERM

President Paul Biya announced as winner of Cameroon's heavily disputed presidential election.

Biya, who at 92 is the world's oldest head of state, will now serve an eighth consecutive term in office - he first came to power in 1982.

Opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary had already declared himself the winner saying the Constitutional Council will announce a tainted result.

Streets in Bamenda city in the English-speaking west are deserted amid fears of unrest.

At least four people have been killed on Sunday in clashes with the security forces in the commercial hub of Douala.

Opposition supporters have defied a ban on protests, saying the ruling party wants to "steal victory" from them.

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GWEMBE TOWN COUNCIL STREET LIGHT INSTALS STREET LIGHT ALONG MUNYUMBWE LEVEL ONE HOSPITAL AND BOTTOM ROADS

Gwembe Town Council has commenced the installation of Solar street lights along the stretch covering Munyumbwe Level One Hospital and Bottom Roads.

The project, covering a distance of 1.2 kilometers, is being implemented at a total cost of 1.6 million kwacha.

Gwembe Town Council Assistant Director of Engineering, Eng. Sosten Tembo said that the initiative forms part of the Council’s broader efforts to improve safety and enhance service delivery within the district.

He has disclosed that the project is being funded by the World Bank through the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development under the Zambia Devolution Support Program (ZDSP).

Meanwhile, Fumbo Ward Councillor, Ms. Charity Syabunkululu, expressed delight over the installation of the street lights.

She said the development will significantly improve security and accessibility, particularly for residents accessing Munyumbwe Level One Hospital at night.

The installation of street lighting is currently at about 50% complete and expected to be completed within the space of Three (3) days.

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