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When you turn 30 years pamakolo 😭💔💔
04/10/2026

When you turn 30 years pamakolo 😭💔💔

President Hakainde Hichilema has fired Inspector General of Police, Graphael Musamba
04/10/2026

President Hakainde Hichilema has fired Inspector General of Police, Graphael Musamba

Happening Now: Road markings underway in the C*D by our Engineering Department on Katunjila Road and Freedom Way!
04/10/2026

Happening Now: Road markings underway in the C*D by our Engineering Department on Katunjila Road and Freedom Way!

03/10/2026

This warehouse is along namununga road in kanyama, caught fire

03/10/2026

Mongu woman in court for going back home shaved after workshop.

UPND DISOWNS GEORGE MTONGA’S STATEMENT ON MAIZE MARKETINGThe United Party for National Development (UPND) wishes to clar...
03/10/2026

UPND DISOWNS GEORGE MTONGA’S STATEMENT ON MAIZE MARKETING

The United Party for National Development (UPND) wishes to clarify that recent comments by George Mtonga regarding the marketing of maize do not represent the position of the Party or Government.

Mr Mtonga is not a UPND official or authorised party spokesperson, and his comments should therefore be treated as his personal opinion.

The UPND urges farmers not to be discouraged or worried by his statement. Government, through the Food Reserve Agency (FRA), remains committed to supporting farmers and ensuring that maize produced by our farmers finds a market.

FRA will provide an official update on maize delivered to its satellite depots, the ongoing clearance of grain and payments to farmers and suppliers.

The Government’s 10-million-tonne maize production target is based on the commitment to expand production while developing markets in line with the Grow Zambia Agenda.

We therefore encourage farmers to continue planting and producing with confidence. Government will continue working to create domestic, regional and international markets for increased maize production.

Mr Mtonga’s statement should not be taken as an official UPND or Government position. Farmers should rely on official communication from FRA and the relevant Government institutions.

Issued by: UPND Media Team

A spot check conducted by Lusaka City Council Public Relations Officer under OPERATION CLEAR PATH Rose C. Samiselo aroun...
03/10/2026

A spot check conducted by Lusaka City Council Public Relations Officer under OPERATION CLEAR PATH Rose C. Samiselo around the Kulimatower area found that vendors had moved, leaving some sections swept and clear, allowing free movement for motorists and pedestrians.

The exercise is part of ongoing efforts to maintain a clean, orderly and accessible Central Business District.

03/10/2026

ABANDONMENT OF DESIGNATED TRADING FACILITIES BY STREET VENDORS IRKS IMENDA
......despite having enough space to accommodate them

By Staff Reporter

United Party for National Development (UPND) Secretary General Batuke Imenda has expressed displeasure at the behavior of street vendors, who opt to trade in undesignated facilities as opposed to proper trading facilities readily available.

Addressing the media on Friday, Mr. Imenda added that it is sad and disheartening that most vendors have abandoned their trading stalls and prefer to trade along the road, hence compromising their safety and hygiene.

He has observed the need for stronger coordination for all key players citing the council, traders, transport operators, residents and the law enforcement agencies if the Lusaka clean up exercise is to be sustainable and successful.

"The Local Authourity should find a substanaible solution to street vending unlike applying short term measures which have always failed in the previous attempts, equally members of the public should be responsible by not supporting or encouraging street vending by means of buying from them", he suggested.

The UPND SG has implored the Council from collecting levies from street vendors saying doing so is not wrong, but one way of supporting and encouraging continued vending which is illegal.

"In a bid to bring sanity and orderliness in the city, law enforcement agencies should strengthen patrols and enforcement against all motorists especially bus operators who abuse designated parking points and use them as bus stations", he explained.

02/10/26.

Chafina
03/10/2026

Chafina

WOMEN IN DATA CALLS FOR RESPONSIBLE USAGE OF TECHNOLOGIES........equally apply them to solve challenges within communiti...
02/10/2026

WOMEN IN DATA CALLS FOR RESPONSIBLE USAGE OF TECHNOLOGIES
........equally apply them to solve challenges within communities

By Precious Nawa

Women in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (WiDS & AI) Zambia Executive Director and Founder Chilufya Theresa Mulenga said that young people should not only be users of technologies, but have knowledge, skills and opportunities to understand them.

Speaking during the launch of the 1 year journey with young people project on Friday, Ms. Mulenga added that data, Artificial Intelligence and digital technologies are increasingly influencing how learning, work, communication, innovation and people's participation is done in society.

She explained that the project is aimed at working with young people, particularly marginalized communities, to build practical knowledge in areas citing digital literacy, AI foundations, digital rights, online safety, data literacy, data storytelling and data visualization.

"Today marks the beginning of an important 12 month journey with young people a journey focused on strengthening their skills, confidence, leadership and ability to participate meaningfully in shaping their communities. Technology is only one part of the journey, and will create opportunities for young people to strengthen their skills in leadership, gender equality, social inclusion, advocacy, innovation and community engagement", she noted.

The goal is to create spaces where both girls and boys can learn, participate, contribute ideas and take leadership roles, according chance to young people to have confidence to identify challenges affecting communities, understand the evidence behind challenges and contribute to developing solutions.

"For the next 12 months, we will engage young people through schools, universities, colleges, community spaces and virtual platforms. Working closely with educators, facilitators, community leaders, civil society organizations, professionals and other stakeholders who share our commitment to youth empowerment", she stated.

Ms. Mulenga acknowledged that when young people are equipped with the right skills , knowledge, opportunities and platforms they can become contributors to positive change, hence the project will open a 12 month journey of learning, leadership, innovation and youth led action.

02/10/26.

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