JOSHUA Banda.
Significance of human capital in economic development
Analysis: JOSHUA BANDA
HUMAN capital may be described as an intangible asset, unlike capital assets. (more…)
ZAMBIAN Parliament.
Industrial Development Corporation creates over 4,000 jobs
PRISCILLA MWILA, Parliament
THE Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) created over 4,000 jobs through its agriculture, agro-processing and renewable energy projects in some parts of the country between 2017 and 2019 (more…)
LUNGU
Lungu stands firm on development
YANDE SYAMPEYO, Kawambwa
“DO NOT be swayed by lies being peddled by those with a motive to divert Government’s attention and indeed my attention from national development,” President Edgar Lungu has advised citizens. (more…)
PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu at the just commissioned Blue Angel Primary School yesterday.
PICTURE: MACKSON WASAMUNU
Preserve nature in development, directs Lungu
NANCY SIAME, Lusaka
PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has directed that all development projects being undertaken in Zambia should be done in an environmentally sustainable manner to preserve nature for future generations. (more…)
NGOCC executive director Engwase Mwale (right) with Community Youth Concern executive director Gertrude Zulu (centre) and NGOCC communication and networking programme officer Fridah Nkonde when they appeared before the Parliamentary Committee on Youth, Sport and Child Matters on Thursday.
PICTURE: SHIKANDA KAWANGA.
NGOCC calls for change in Youth Development Fund management
SHIKANDA KAWANGA, Lusaka
THE Non-Governmental Gender Organisations Coordinating Council (NGOCC) has recommended that the Ministry of Youth, Sport and Child Development should identify a financial institution to manage the Youth Development Fund (YDF). (more…)
BENEDICT Tembo.
New mines will spur economic development
Analysis: BENEDICT TEMBO
LAST week, Ministry of Mines and Mineral Development Permanent Secretary Barnaby Mulenga announced that three new mines will be opening soon in the Copperbelt and North-Western provinces. (more…)
FARMERS in a maize field.
Zambian farmers get agriculture development support
KELLY NJOMBO, Lusaka
ZAMBIA will benefit from the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) US$12 million aimed at helping rural farmers adapt to the changing climate and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. (more…)
PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu (right) accompanied by Housing and Infrastructure Development Minister Vincent Mwale (centre) inspecting the Chipata-Vubwi road in Vubwi yesterday.
PICTURE: SALIM HENRY/STATE HOUSE
Lungu urges chiefs to tell truth on development
CHOMBA MUSIKA and MAYENGO NYIRENDA, Lundazi
PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu wants traditional leaders to be free to inform him about Government’s shortcomings so that he can have a true picture of the country’s development status. (more…)
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