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Campaign for Girls Education in Zambia (Camfed Zambia)

Campaign for Girls Education in Zambia (Camfed Zambia)


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By Derrick Sinjela Zambia is one of the poorest countries in the world, with 64% of the population living on less than $1.25 per day. Some 15% of the adult population has AIDS; an estimated 1.1 million children are orphans. Girls experience high rates of exclusion from education because of extreme poverty, most prevalent in the rural areas of the Western, Luapula, Muchinga and Northern provinces. These provinces fare much worse than others in government assessments of income levels, education and health. Zambia is ranked 13th out of 15 countries for literacy and numeracy by the Southern African Consortium for Measuring...

Zambia’s Youth status worries UPND’s Francis Kabuseni


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  By Francis KABUSENI   United Party for National Development (Upnd Copperbeltfleighthh Kitwe District Youth Information and Publicity Secretary   Tuesday 13th March, 2018   ON Monday, 12th March 2018, youths were commemorating the youth day. However, there was nothing to celebrate and the annual marching and speeches by some political leaders have yielded nothing.   Majority of youths are still languishing in abject poverty due to high unemployment and generally the failing economy among many. Looking at statistics unemployment is highest among youths.   Street vendors who were recently chased from the streets, miners who were retrenched by the...

Let us build Zambia, prods Black Panther-Shumba Patrick Mutukwa

Let us build Zambia, prods Black Panther-Shumba Patrick Mutukwa


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By Derrick Sinjela SINCE hitting the scene as a Zambian actor in the acclaimed US$920 million worth ‘Blockbuster’ American movie – Black Panther, global freelance voice-over actor, narrator and dialect coach, Shumba Patrick Mutukwa has not minced his word tagging local people as a negative lot, for always discrediting those that make it in life. Before his word could dry, Zambia online-social media made what pro-success activists termed as armchair criticism for alleging that Shumba Patrick Mutukwa , was actually falling in Donald Trump’s line as a ‘Fake News’ activist. While local media and film theatres; Sterkinekor premiered the movie,...

Ambassador Maxwell Simbuwa off to Vienna, Austria

Ambassador Maxwell Simbuwa off to Vienna, Austria


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By Rainbow Zambia   ZAMBIAN Children Yong People and Women in Development (ZCYPWD) Ambassador Maxwell Simbuwa is representing Zambia at the 2018 Youth Forum by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in the Context of the Commission on Narcotics Drugs as the Zambian Youth Representative in Vienna, Austria.   “Go on Maxwell Simbuwa, do have the exposure as granted the the Almighty God, through the Lord Jesus Christ. We applaud the The UN System and The Drug Enforcement Commission in Zambia for picking on our budding Child and Media Right Activist, who equally belongs to Henry Kabwe’s Media...

Removal of vendors is in good faith-Kelvin Mutale Sampa

Removal of vendors is in good faith-Kelvin Mutale Sampa


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By Derrick Sinjela THE Zambian Government  is interested in better trading spaces, for citizens, says  Patriotic Front (PF) Kasama Member of Parliament (MP) Kelvin Mutale Sampa told Comet Radio 93.7FM ‘The Podium’ anchored Timothy Chilala Mukwima, on Wednesday 7th March 2018. Responding to the anchors question on whether or not removal of vendors had made the PF and President Edgar Chagwa Lungu unpopular, Mr. Sampa says even at family level, a parent is equally supposed to create a conducive and sane environment. Kasama located approximately, 850 kilometres in the Northern |Province, from Lusaka, Sampa explained that ‘Cooperatives Initiative’ a brainchild...

NBA WELCOMES THE COMING INTO FORCE OF THE NAGOYA-KUALA LUMPUR SUPPLEMENTARY PROTOCOL

NBA WELCOMES THE COMING INTO FORCE OF THE NAGOYA-KUALA LUMPUR SUPPLEMENTARY PROTOCOL


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LUSAKA, ZAMBIA- The National Biosafety Authority (NBA) has welcomed the Nagoya-Kuala Lumpur Supplementary Protocol on Liability and Redress which came into effect on Monday, March 5, 2018 in Japan. NBA Chief Executive Officer Mr. Lackson Tonga said the protocol was key in contextualization of the Biosafety Act. “Zambia is a part to the Cartagena Protocol and the coming into effect of the Nagoya-Kuala Lumpur Supplementary Protocol on Liability and Redress to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety, is very welcome and timely,” he said. “The Cartagena Protocol is important because it addresses the handling and transiting of GMOs so that they...

CCZ commends Chiefs’ rejection of Land Policy

CCZ commends Chiefs’ rejection of Land Policy


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By Council of Churches in Zambia   THE Council of Churches in Zambia (CCZ) has commended the move by traditional leaders to reject the land policy which they feel disregards their role as traditional leaders. CCZ General Secretary Fr Emmanuel Chikoya says the proposal by Government to side-line Chiefs in the administration of land will result in more Zambians being displaced from their pieces of land in their own country. In a Media Statement issued by CCZ COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER Michael Mazakaza (Mr), Fr Chikoya says so far a lot of Zambians have been displaced from their pieces of land which...

K5.63 billion released for development programmes and Government operations

K5.63 billion released for development programmes and Government operations


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By Chileshe Kandeta For/MINISTRY OF FINANCE www.mof.gov.zm Monday, 5th March, 2018 IN FEBRUARY, 2018, the Treasury released a total of K5.63 billion for developmental programmes and Government operations. Of this amount, a total of K2.14 billion was for personal emoluments for public service workers, K1.5 billion went towards debt service, and K799 billion was released for grants while the remainder of K1.22 billion went to other key programmes including capital projects. K341 million was disbursed to Ministries Provinces and Other Spending Agencies (MPSA’s) for operations and for implementation of planned programmes and activities. The Auditor General was given K15 million...

Ng’andu Peter Magande’s personal Reflection

Ng’andu Peter Magande’s personal Reflection


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By Cibiya Magande I ENROLLED at Namaila Primary School in August 1954 as Cibiya Magande and started attending school in Sub A at the age of seven years. Namaila School had only four grades of Sub A, Sub B, Standard I and Standard II. To get to the school on time, I woke up very early in the morning. With a packed meal of either left-over nsima called mbuba, some roast maize or cibwantu, I and other pupils from my village jogged all the way to school. On the way, we washed our faces, hands and legs in the Simaila River....

Taxes in Zambia are burdensome on the poor-cries Lewis Mwape 

Taxes in Zambia are burdensome on the poor-cries Lewis Mwape 


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By Derrick Sinjela and Japhet Sinyinza The Zambia Tax Platform (ZTP), a consortium of organizations working to promote tax justice, is concerned about the high taxes citizens are paying in Zambia, laments Chairperson, Lewis Mwape. While welcoming Government plans on expanding the tax base domestically, Mr. Mwape advised the Patriotic Front (PF) leadership on a need to ensure that local revenues are raised in a progressive manner. Mwape, serving as Zambia Council for Social Development (ZCSD) Executive Director observed that currently, personal incomes are highly eroded due to the many taxes, levies and fees that the Zambian Government is collecting....

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