By JANE MWANSA – KITWE District Education Board Secretary (DEBS) Allan Kaoma says the introduction of early childhood centers in public schools has improved the literacy levels among learners. Mr Kaoma said the Government initiative...

By JANE MWANSA – KITWE District Education Board Secretary (DEBS) Allan Kaoma says the introduction of early childhood centers in public schools has improved the literacy levels among learners. Mr Kaoma said the Government initiative...

By STEPHANIE KUNDA – THE Government has pledged continued protection of foreign investment as it continues playing a key role in bringing in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and boosting job creation. Copperbelt Permanent Secretary Bright...

By STEPHANIE KUNDA – THE Zambian Parliament has urged the United Nations (UN) to continue advocating safe, orderly and regular migration for millions of migrants forced out of their countries either by conflicts, economic reasons...

By PASSY HAACHIZO – A KABWE Home Based Care centre– DAKANA – has urged guardians of school-going children to ensure they protect them from any form of child labour which is currently on an increase....

By JAMES KUNDA – LUSAKA Province has recorded 14 new cholera cases in the previous 24 hours, Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya has said. Dr Chilufya said of the 14 victims 11 were adults, while three...

By JAMES KUNDA THE Treasury has released K802.7 million for public service workers’ salaries for last month. This is according to a statement issued in Lusaka yesterday by Ministry of Finance head of media and...

By REBECCA MUSHOTA in Songdo MORE than one million people are earmarked to benefit from the US$84.5 million funding that the Green Climate Fund (GCF) approved for two Zambian projects yesterday in the energy and...

By SYLVIA MWEETWA & JANE MWANSA – HOME Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo has said he expects order to return to the disputed Kitwe copper slag dump, commonly known as the ‘Black Mountain’ after the Government’s...

SO the local suppliers and contractors have not fully benefited from the US$7 billion-plus which has been poured into North-Western Province in the last 10 years? This is because they are reportedly unable to meet...