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GRADUATE RUNS MAD AFTER REFUSING TO GET MARRIED TO THE MAN WHO PAID HER SCHOOL FEES


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  A STUDENT who recently graduated from the university has gone mad after ditching the man she promised to marry after finishing undergraduate studies. The lady was seen walking scantly dressed on the streets with unkempt hair and while talking to herself. According to reports, the said lady had agreed to marry the man immediately she graduated from the university. This pledge made the made commit to cater for her by providing and paying all her school fees from high school, up to university level. It is said that after her graduation, she felt the man was not her class...

CSO DEBT ALLIANCE WELCOMES THE COMPLETION OF ZAMBIA`S DEBT SUSTAINABILITY ANALYSIS


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Tuesday, 10TH MAY 2022 PRESS STATEMENT CSO DEBT ALLIANCE WELCOMES THE COMPLETION OF ZAMBIA`S DEBT SUSTAINABILITY ANALYSIS The unsustainability of Zambia’s public debt has remained an unsettling fiscal challenge over the past years. Calls to restructure the debt and set the economy on a path towards sustainable growth have been voluminous among stakeholders, most of which have underscored the inevitable need for debt relief. While the December 2021 conclusion of a Staff Level Agreement (SLA) between Government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) ignited a great deal of optimism towards a formal IMF program, uncertainties characterizing its aftermath have been...

DOREEN MWAMBA IDENTIFIES CHILDREN’S RIGHTS CHAMPION


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  By Rainbow Reporter COMMUNITY Development and Social Services (CDSS) Minister Doreen Mwamba is determined to identify a Champion for Children’s rights figure soon. Mrs. Mwamba assured Child Fund Country Director Simba Machingaidze as she paid a courtesy at the CDSS ministerial office pointing out that a Champion for Children’s rights figure will increase visibility of interventions beings implemented to protect young people. Mr. Machingaidze and Programme Director Doris Chirwa expressed concern that for some time now, Zambia has had no notable public figure to actively champion the rights of children. Machingaidze said a Champion figure would play a significant...

Commonwealth trains Zambian staff on management and corruption mitigation measures


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  By Angela Kolongo Communications Officer, Communications Division   More than 20 senior leadership and management staff from the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) of Zambia have completed a four-day workshop aimed at equipping them with skills to successfully lead anti-corruption agencies and mitigate corruption both within the organisation and externally.   Convened by the Commonwealth Secretariat in collaboration with the Anti-Corruption Commission of Zambia, the management and leadership training programme was the first of a series of three, which will see more than 70 personnel from different departments and levels of management benefit from a range of skills including strengthening their...

Commonwealth Secretary-General calls for urgent climate action on Earth Day


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By Josephine Latu-Sanft, Senior Communications Officer, Communications Division, Commonwealth Secretariat   The Commonwealth Secretary-General (SG) Patricia Scotland Queens Counsel (QC) has called for countries to ramp up action to urgently address key challenges linked to climate change, ocean, land degradation and biodiversity loss.   Dr. Scotland reiterated that a connection between planet and people has never been starker than now, as witnessed by increasing evidence of how human actions and habits impact Earth’s life support systems so profoundly, whether on land, in the ocean or in the atmosphere.   “Every country within our Commonwealth family of nations has been adversely...

U.S. Government Supports Eastern Kafue Nature Alliance to Protect Natural Resources


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By Phil Dimon Public Affairs Officer COINCIDING with World Earth Day 2022, the United States, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), launched the Eastern Kafue Nature Alliance in collaboration with private sector partners Kashikoto Conservancy Limited and Amatheon AGRI Zambia Limited on Friday, 22nd April, 2022.   Implemented by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and supported with a $10 million grant from USAID, the Eastern Kafue Nature Alliance brings public, private, and civil society actors together with local communities to address threats to biodiversity in and around the eastern side of Zambia’s Kafue National Park.   The Greater Kafue...

INTERNATIONAL MONEY TRANSFERS TO ZAMTEL MOBILE MONEY


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  Tuesday, 26th April, 2022 – We wish to inform the public that Zamtel Mobile Money is now able to receive international money transfers from the USA, Canada, Australia and Europe, through Remitly. Remitly is a leading international payments company that leverages digital channels, including for mobile payments, to send money internationally. Remitly’s digital platform is a faster, cheaper, and more convenient option for customers to send money across borders. It enables users to make person-to-person money transfers in over 135 countries around the world. Zamtel, through its Mobile Money services arm is delighted to announce this milestone that will enhance the...

Zambia and Bath & Wells mourn the loss of Bishop David Njovu


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      By Rainbow Reporter   The Right Reverend Ruth Worsley, Bishop of Taunton was filled with great sadness that to share the news of the passing of the Right Reverend David Njovu, Bishop of the Diocese of Lusaka.   Bishop Ruth moaned, “I was deeply saddened to hear the news of Bishop David’s passing and on behalf of the diocese I have sent our love and prayers. I have fond memories of him from my consecration as Bishop of Taunton and greatly appreciated the very warm welcome and hospitality he extended when I visited Zambia.   “His was...

Access to Information Bill: is this the start of New Dawn summersaults?


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  By Nicholas Bwalya It is 20 years since proponents of the Access to Information (ATI) Bill begun their advocacy to have this important law enacted. Governments have come and gone, MMD and PF regimes all leaving the Bill to gather dust on the shelves of the Ministry of Information.   The PF government was even more daring than the MMD because in its manifesto of 2011 to 2016, the party pledged to enact the Bill into law. But as they say the rest is history. In a country that is among the top of the Corruption Perception Index, enacting...

‘We Need a New Crop of Leaders,’ pleads Isaac Able Mwaipopo


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  By Isaac Able Mwaipopo Our country needs a new crop of leaders, it needs people who can envision and plan how Zambia can look like in the next 50 years, they need to be leaders who inspire a new order, they need to stimulate our hopes and aspirations to build a great country that creates new opportunities. The majority of potential political leaders we have do not inspire this kind future we desperately need, they are preoccupied discussing the cost of cooking oil, fuel and mealie meal. The ambitions are too small for a big world, they think so...

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