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Whispering to the Elephant Within Us: Zambia’s Ill-Fitting Constitution from Birth

115 Views Stitched, Patched, and Stretched Zambia’s Ill-Fitting Constitution from Birth By Dr Tarcisius Mukuka A diverse group of Zambians — men, women, elders, and youth — sewing a giant green cloth with Zambia’s outline on it, symbolising...

Owner:  Owen Miyanza

US aid cuts were ‘long overdue’, Zambia’s president says

Zambia’s president has branded cuts to international aid “long overdue”, saying the closure of the US Agency for International Development and reductions by other donors offered his country the opportunity to “take care of our own affairs”. Zambia...

Owner:  Nikkei Inc. Employees
Global Epidemiology and Burden of Migraine in Children and Adolescents from 1990 to 2021: Insights from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2021
At Africa Summit in Lusaka, Governor Lawal Pitches Zamfara as Digital Model State

At Africa Summit in Lusaka, Governor Lawal Pitches Zamfara as Digital Model State

Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State has spotlighted his state’s growing role in Africa’s digital revolution during a keynote address at the Digital Government Africa Summit held in Lusaka, Zambia. Sharing the stage with Zambian President...

Owner:  Nduka Obaigbena
ZAMBIA SET TO LAUNCH NEW MALARIA VACCINE TARGETING YOUNG CHILDREN

ZAMBIA SET TO LAUNCH NEW MALARIA VACCINE TARGETING YOUNG CHILDREN

Zambia has received its consignment of the new malaria vaccine and is preparing to launch it this month as part of a national strategy to strengthen prevention and reduce malaria-related deaths. End Malaria Council (EMC) Liaison Officer, Dr....

Owner:  Non-transparent
SADC–Germany partnership launches pharmacy lab in Zambia to strengthen regional pharmaceutical capacity
WEEK 2/6 HIV/AIDS TRANSMISSION, PREVENTING AND TESTING IN ZAMBIA
7 Things: Foreign spending and illegal immigrant healthcare extend shutdown; Reed makes excuses in Montgomery while Ivey acts; and more …

7 Things: Foreign spending and illegal immigrant healthcare extend shutdown; Reed makes excuses in Montgomery while Ivey acts; and more …

7. In news that should surprise no one, gambling leads to corruption, and an audit has revealed Greene County Sheriff Jonathan Benison misspent $4.97 million in bingo funds on undocumented payments, including $3.16 million to employees and $2.16...

Owner:  Paul Shashy & Thomas Harris
SADC ON FRAMEWORK FOR SEXUAL, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS

SADC ON FRAMEWORK FOR SEXUAL, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH RIGHTS

by LENAOctober 7, 2025October 7, 2025070 Share0 Maseru, Oct. 07 — The Southern African Development Community (SADC) in collaboration with its Cooperating Partners namely African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD) and Sweden, and United Nations...

Owner:  Lesotho Government

Don’t be intimidated when doing your work- National Police Command Center staff told

42 Views The Zambia Police Service Gender Department yesterday, held a sensitization program for civilian staff at the National Command Centre in Lusaka. The program aimed to educate staff on financial discipline, effects of sexual harassment...

Owner:  Owen Miyanza

SILENT DEATHS: Hidden struggles of Zambian men

203 Views -Dr Aaron Mujajati Every man is born into three families. The first is the one he is born into, his parents, his siblings, his bloodline. The second is the one he creates with his wife and children. But there is a third family, often...

Owner:  Owen Miyanza
Let’s Recommit to “represent Christ boldly in modern world”: Archbishop Urges at Silver Jubilee of Conventuals in Zambia
In Zambia, a Remote Walking Safari Delivers Adventure Without Digital Distraction

In Zambia, a Remote Walking Safari Delivers Adventure Without Digital Distraction

A walking safari just might be the ultimate digital detox. Courtesy of Nomad My recent safari in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park began with a panic attack—and not one due to nearby prowling leopards and lions. My anxiety was stoked by a more...

Owner:  Joseph Meyer
irst Quantum Minerals in Zambia  committed to promote good health among its employees

irst Quantum Minerals in Zambia committed to promote good health among its employees

First Quantum Minerals (FQM) Trident in Zambia has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting good health among employees and fostering community engagement through inclusive sports activities. Speaking during a sports event called Kalumbila Challenge...

Owner:  Non-Transparent
Five Lusaka residents face murder, manslaughter charges

Five Lusaka residents face murder, manslaughter charges

A 36 year old man, of Chainda compound has pleaded guilty to 3 counts of causing death by dangerous driving in Rufunsa district. This is a case in which on June 9th, 2025, Brian Maoma was charged with 3 counts of causing death by dangerous driving...

Owner:  Non-Transparent
Chinese mining firms sued over toxic acid spill pose dilemma for Zambian government

Chinese mining firms sued over toxic acid spill pose dilemma for Zambian government

An US$80 billion lawsuit filed by Zambian farmers against two Chinese mining companies over a major toxic acid spill has produced a major diplomatic headache for the southern African country as it tries to balance its long-standing relationship...

Owner:  Alibaba Group
Zambia’s President Hichilema Follows Up on Development and Cultural Engagements Across Provinces
Diabetes Association of Zambia embark on awareness

Diabetes Association of Zambia embark on awareness

President of the Diabetes Association of Zambia (DAZ), Brown Kamanga, has called for collective action to address diabetes in Zambia through awareness, empowerment and the fight against stigma. Dr. Kamanga made the remarks during the relaunch of...

Owner:  Non-Transparent
How MDR turned conscience into a business model

How MDR turned conscience into a business model

Prateek Suri was visiting a university campus in Zambia when he noticed something that didn’t add up. Dropout rates were climbing, but not for the usual reasons. Students weren’t failing academically—they were exhausted. Many lived miles from...

Owner:  Frank Aigbogun

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