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Clergy calls for rehabilitation of Kayambi-Nseluka road
---Kayambi Catholic Parish Priest Fr, Patrick Kateule, has called on Government to rehabilitate the Kayambi-Nseluka road and other feeder roads which are in deplorable...
Traditional leader calls for hygiene practices
--A traditional leader in Nakonde district of Muchinga Province has implored people in the area to seriously observe good hygiene by digging pit latrines...
Draft SADC Protocol on Employment and Labour adopted in Maputo
Draft SADC Protocol on Employment and Labour adopted in MaputoFrom Jonathan Mukuka in Maputo, MozambiqueMaputo, May 19, 2013, ZANIS --- The four day Southern...
SADC worried with harassment of workers, union leaders
----The Southern Africa Trade Union Co-ordination Council (SATUCC) says it is worried with the continued harassment of workers and labour union leaders in some...
Kaseba calls for closer UNICEF, Zambia ties
By KAIKO NAMUSA -
ZAMBIA and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) should sustain a good working relationship and ensure various health challenges are tackled,...
Luo recognises role of traditional and religious leaders in GBV, HIV fight
-Chiefs and Traditional Affairs Minister, Nkandu Luo, says traditional and religious leaders play an important role in the fight against HIV and AIDS and ...
Mobile hospital services screens Shiwang’andu residents
Over 280 patients have been screened and treated for various diseases under the mobile hospital services which took place yesterday in Shiwang’ndu district of...
SADC ministers, labour partners meeting opens in Maputo
SADC ministers, labour partners meeting opens in MaputoMaputo, May 16, 2013, ZANIS…A Meeting of Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) Ministers and Social partners responsible...
Poor sanitation at NIPA bothers Sikazwe
---Lusaka Province Minister, Freedom Sikazwe, has expressed disappointment at the state of sanitation system at the National Institute of Public Administration (NIPA) Lusaka.Mr Sikazwe...
