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19/07/2025

18/07/2025

‎A.N Chambers Advocates Donates Jerseys and Socks to Kimale Primary Grade 1 Pupils
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‎A.N Chambers Advocates has extended support to Kimale Primary School by donating 71 jerseys and socks worth K12,780 to Grade 1 pupils, many of whom come from underprivileged backgrounds. The handover ceremony was marked by appreciation from the school community, with teacher David Chongo expressing gratitude and using the moment to shed light on ongoing challenges.
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‎Jones Makayi, representing A.N Chambers Advocates, said the gesture was aimed at not only providing warmth during cold seasons but also encouraging the children’s academic journey. School headteacher and guest of honor, Mrs. Angela Mulusa, lauded the donation, noting that it carried a powerful message of care and motivation for the young learners.
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17/07/2025

‎FAZ Youth Representative Urges Support for Women’s Team Ahead of Crucial Match
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‎North Western Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) youth representative, Zephaniah Mwanza, has expressed optimism ahead of tomorrow’s crucial fixture involving the Zambia Women’s National Soccer Team. Mwanza said he is confident the team has what it takes to qualify for the semi-finals, citing their resilience and growing teamwork throughout the tournament.
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‎He further appealed to all Zambian soccer fans to show unwavering support for the Copper Queens, emphasizing that national unity and encouragement can inspire the players to perform even better on the pitch. His sentiments come at a time when national attention is focused on the team’s campaign, with many fans hopeful for a strong finish. The game is expected to draw wide viewership as Zambia pushes to secure a spot in the semi-finals.

Football Association of Zambia (FAZ)
Hakainde Hichilema
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17/07/2025

‎North Western Motorbike Association Hosts Road Safety Sensitization Meeting in Solwezi
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‎The North Western Motorbike Association held a road safety awareness meeting at Solwezi Stadium today, bringing together key players from government, mining companies, and law enforcement to promote safer riding practices. Association President Graham Kahangu noted that the motorbike sector has provided employment for over 20,000 people in the province and urged authorities to create a more supportive environment for operators.
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‎Kansanshi Mine’s representative, Eugene Kasempa, pledged continued backing for safety campaigns, revealing a donation of 2,000 reflector vests to enhance rider visibility. Provincial Traffic Officer Phiri Tanasho emphasized the importance of obeying road rules, while Permanent Secretary Colonel Wishikoti Katambi urged riders to avoid alcohol when riding and prioritize safety over speed.

North Western Provincial Administration
Solwezi Municipal Council
Hakainde Hichilema
UPND Zambia
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17/07/2025

16/07/2025

‎FQM Trident Hands Over Wumi Mini Hospital, Boosting Healthcare Access in Kalumbila
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‎FQM Trident, in partnership with the Ministry of Health, has officially handed over the Wumi Mini Hospital in Kalumbila District, a facility set to benefit over 15,000 residents. North-Western Province Minister Hon. Robert Lihefu praised the collaboration, highlighting it as a boost to the local health sector and a testament to FQM’s corporate social responsibility. FQM Country Manager Dr. Godwin Beene reaffirmed the company’s support for improved healthcare, citing the hospital’s key services, including maternal care, laboratory testing, and radiology.
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‎Minister of Health Hon. Elijah Muchima welcomed the development, noting it aligns with the government’s vision for resilient health systems and called on FQM to consider constructing another facility in the area. Senior Chief Musele also expressed gratitude for the initiative, which he said brings vital services closer to the community and strengthens ties between the mine and local leadership.

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15/07/2025

Health Minister Elijah Muchima Directs Health PS, NWP Heath Director to Urgently Deploy Staff to Wumi Mini Hospital

15/07/2025

FQM Trident Hands Over Wumi Mini Hospital to Government in Kalumbila under way

14/07/2025

‎Kasonso Donates K10,000 to Tumvanganai Congregation for Music Equipment
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‎Solwezi Central aspiring candidate for 2026, Tapson Kasonso, has continued his support for faith-based initiatives with a K10,000 donation to the Evangelical Church Tumvanganai congregation in Kazomba. The contribution is aimed at supporting the church’s fundraising drive for music equipment and comes just a week after his K13,000 donation to Emma’s Evangelical Church in Muzabula.
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‎Speaking at the handover ceremony, Mr. Tapson Kasonso emphasized the importance of faith in community building, urging the congregation to use music to inspire and uplift society. Evangelical Church Elder Elijah Pondi welcomed the gesture with gratitude, saying the donation would greatly enhance the church’s musical ministry and commended Kasonso for his continued dedication to community development.

Tapson Kasonso SOLWEZI CENTRAL MP 2026
UPND Zambia

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14/07/2025

First Lady Donates Essential Supplies and Sewing Machines in Solwezi

The First Lady of the Republic of Zambia, Mrs. Mutinta Hichilema, has made a substantial donation to Solwezi General Hospital and local cooperatives, underscoring the government’s commitment to community welfare and empowerment.

Speaking at the hospital today, the First Lady highlighted the importance of compassion and collective responsibility in improving people’s lives. She handed over foodstuffs and other essential items aimed at boosting patient nutrition and supporting the hospital’s daily operations.

The donation to Solwezi General Hospital included:

50 mattresses

100 bags of 25kg mealie meal

50 bales of sugar

60 cases of cooking oil

70 bags of 10kg rice

50 blankets

In addition to supporting the hospital, Mrs. Hichilema announced an empowerment initiative for local cooperatives, donating 80 sewing machines. She described them as “instruments of change” that can create sustainable livelihoods, generate employment, and strengthen the local economy.

The First Lady also expressed her appreciation to the North-Western Provincial Administration for its warm reception and support. She paid tribute to hospital staff, acknowledging their dedication as the “backbone of our healthcare system.”

The donations were made possible through the support of various partners, including Zambia Sugar Plc, the Chinese Association, the Sahara Foundation, and the Organization of African First Ladies for Development.

Mrs. Hichilema closed her remarks with a call for unity in caring for one another: “It is our duty as a society to ensure that all our people are not only given the medical attention they need but also the dignity and comfort they deserve.”