Bank of Zambia (BoZ) Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) Saturday 1st August 2020 Joint Press Statement on Comsave Credit… Posted by Derrick Sinjela on Saturday, August 1, 2020 Bank of Zambia (BoZ) Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) Saturday 1st August 2020 Joint Press Statement on Comsave Credit Union (Comsave) and ONO Savings and Credit Association (OSCA) Phone:+260211399300 +260211253622 Email: info@boz.zm Email: Dec.pro@deczambia.gov.zm Lusaka, Saturday, 1st August, 2020- FURTHER to our earlier statement, members of the public are hereby informed that preliminary investigations into Comsave Credit Union (Comsave) and ONO Savings and Credit Association (OSCA) have revealed that the two institutions, were collecting and...

How Zambia is greening its way out of poverty By International Labour Organisation (ILO) Situated in south-central Africa and bordering eight countries, peaceful and stable Zambia is approximately three times the size of the UK. Endowed with natural resources such as copper and hydropower, it ranks among the top 10 fastest growing economies in Africa. Growth, however, has not had much positive impact for the majority of Zambian people who are still living below the poverty line, often surviving on less than U$ 1.25 per day. Additionally, growth industries such as mining and construction sectors have taken their toll on...

TI-Z, ACTION AID demand tough action on Auditor General Reports  Wednesday 29th July 2020 By Maurice K. Nyambe and Nalucha Nganga-Ziba   Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z) and Action Aid Zambia welcome the release of four (4) audit reports by the Office of the Auditor General last week on 20th July 2020. The four reports released were as follows: 1. The Report of the Auditor General on the accounts of Parastatal Bodies and other statutory institutions for the financial year ended 31st December 2018; 2. Special Report of the Auditor General on the Accounts of Water and Sanitation Companies for the Financial year...

  MMD DEMOCRACY DAY STATEMENT By Dr Nevers Sekwila Mumba, President Thursday July 30, 2020 Lusaka.   30 years ago, this Month, a Movement for Democracy was born. It was a people’s movement.   After 26 years of a UNIP led one party state, Zambians decided, in their numbers to change the shape and culture of Zambian politics.   The Movement for Multiparty Democracy, MMD started as a Pressure group in 1990 to fight for the re-introduction of a Multi-Party system of government. Dr Kenneth Kaunda then President of the Republic of Zambia refused to accept this option, but after...