YOUNG & AMBITIUOUS witH ANGELA MUCHINSHI
Choma
AT FOURTEEN, the career path for a young education enthusiastic Jeff Hatulonga is already set.
He wants to become a journalist.
Jeff, a second born in a family of five and a Grade Eight pupil at Chuundu Secondary School in Choma, believes through journalism, he will contribute to the enlightening of masses. (more…)
Analysis: CHRISTINE MUSHIBWE
MONEY influences the level of education one attains. (more…)
RESEARCH has given us irrefutable evidence that girls are more likely to drop out of school than boys, especially in rural areas. (more…)
Dear editor,
THE article written by my fellow regular writer for your newspaper, Timothy Kambilima, entitled: “Invest in education, sports persons told is pot on.” The article was published in the Zambia Daily Mail newspaper dated Thursday April 5, 2018. (more…)
Dear editor,
OF LATE, the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) has been urging people who have savings and other types of accounts in banks to apply for taxpayer identification numbers (TPINs). (more…)
Educational Journey with EPHAT MUDENDA
IN ALL its forms, development begins with education. (more…)
Educational Journey with EPHAT MUDENDA
SCHOOLCHILDREN ought to know that diseases like cholera are as a result of poor hygiene practices.
Children's Corner with PANIC CHILUFYA
EDUCATION is the most important tool for any meaningful development to take place because it acts as a catalyst for empowerment and strengthens nations. It serves as a powerful equaliser that opens doors and helps to break the cycle of poverty, especially for girls who are often most vulnerable due to various reasons.