• Jul- 2023 -
    2 July
    Headline News

    Zambia moves down on Peace Index – Mwamba

    By NATION REPORTERZambia’s movement from the sixth most peaceful country to ninth position in Sub-Saharan Africa is an indication of the deterioration of levels of peace that the country is experiencing,Patriotice Front Deputy Chairperson for Publicity, Emmanuel Mwamba says.Mr Mwamba said in 2023, Zambia has experienced a deterioration of peace as the country has moved in its ranking as the sixth (6) most peaceful country in 2022 to the ninth most peaceful country in 2023.Zambia’s ranking has been affected by a deterioration in the indicators of ‘incarceration rates’ and perceptions of criminality.

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  • 2 July
    Headline News

    ZNS should promote national food security – Mulemwa

    By NATION REPORTERTHE contribution of the Zambia National Service (ZNS) to various sectors of the economy including, national food security is highly commendable, Social Justice and Human Rights defender, Spuki Mulemwa has said.

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  • 2 July
    Headline News

    Mwiimbu not sincere on PF deregistration

    By NATION REPORTERHOME Affairs and Internal Security Minister Jack Mwiimbu is not being sincere that he will not deregister the Patriotic Front when machinations are already in place to have the former ruling party banned, Zambia Republican Party (ZRP) president Wright Musoma has said.Mr Musoma said it would be naïve to believe Mr Mwiimbu’s sentiments that he has no interest in deregistering PF when there are signs, which everyone can see that the deregistration of PF is the UPND’s ultimate goal.He said the new dawn administration was doing the opposite of everything they promised Zambians.“Only gullible people are going to…

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  • Jun- 2023 -
    8 June
    Features

    Global efforts, local impact: Solutions for plastic pollution

    Bernadette Deka-Zulu (PhD Researcher-Public Enterprise) MONDAY, June 5, 2023 marked World Environment Day, the largest commemoration of its kind globally, and this year’s theme is focused on addressing the pressing issue of plastic pollution.Plastic waste has become an alarming problem in major cities worldwide, and the country’s capital Lusaka, is no exception.As we reflect on the environmental and climatic concerns associated with plastic pollution, it is important to explore how we can leverage local resources and authorities to maximise our efforts as a country and create a sustainable solution.The visible consequences of plastic pollution can be witnessed in our everyday…

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  • May- 2023 -
    31 May
    Headline News

    Imenda primitive, Bishop Mpundu

    By NATION REPORTEREMERITUS Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu has described Batuke Imemnda, the UPND secretary general as a primitive and dull fellow who does not know that the ruling party will never manage to fight, silence and contain the Catholic Church.

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  • 31 May
    Headline News

    ‘Parley must take action against lying MPs’

    By NATION REPORTERPARLIAMENT should start taking action against members who tell lies on the floor of the House for failure to discipline such erring MPs would render the House redundant, the Patriotic Front (PF) has said.PF acting president Lubinda said when Zambians raised the issue of shortage of drugs through their Members of Parliament, the Minister of Health Sylvia Masebo lied on the floor of the House that the country had enough stocks of drugs when it was not true.

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  • 31 May
    Headline News

    Auditor General a victim of professional integrity, says Mutotwe Kafwaya

    AUDITOR General Dr Dick Sichembe and other selected civil servants is a victim of maladministration and regionalism, Mutotwe Kafwaya has said.

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  • 29 May
    Headline News

    HH foreign travels not beneficial to Zambians – Mundubile

    By NATION REPORTER PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema should not be struggling to justify his numerous foreign trips he has made in less than two years of being in government because when and if such travels are bearing fruits, Zambians will be able to vouch and speak for him, Brian Mundubile has said.

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  • 26 May
    Headline News

    Kavindele nods HH’s call for togetherness

    By NATION REPORTER FORMER Vice-President Enock Kavindele has called for reconciliation and unity between the governing UPND and the opposition Patriotic Front (PF) and all other political leaders for good of the country and its citizens. Mr Kavindele is appealing to Zambians heed and accept President Hakainde Hichilema’s call and appeal to all political leaders, including those in government and outside government to dedicate themselves to working together for the good of Zambians.

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  • 26 May
    Headline News

    Let’s focus on economic emancipation – Kalaba

    By NATION REPORTER HARRY Kalaba says as Africa is celebrating its freedom, there is need for Zambia to reflect on how much freedoms citizens are enjoying and what the country has done to achieve its economic freedom. Mr Kalaba, the president of the Citizens First said the African Freedom day symbolised the freedoms from the yolks of colonialism and should translate to the country’s unity as chorused in the national anthem. Mr Kalaba wondered how Zambians would liken themselves to a noble eagle when after 58 years of independence, ambitious citizens such as Zambia’s South African business mogul and philanthropist…

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