OWEN Kabanda.
Cholera’s effect on employment
Analysis: OWEN KABANDA
THE highly infectious and deadly disease, cholera, broke out in the capital city, Lusaka, as per the announcement made by Government, on October 6, 2017.
UNZA library.
UNZA kicks off project to address youth employment
NANCY SIAME, Lusaka
THE department of economics at the University of Zambia has embarked on a two-year project to find solutions to challenges of youth employment
PRESIDENT Lungu congratulates Ministry of Labour long serving staff Kakoma Chivunda during Labour Day Celebration in Lusaka yesterday. On the right is Minister Labour of Joyce Simukoko. PICTURE: ROYD SIBAJENE/ZANIS
200,000 jobs annually coming
NANCY SIAME, Lusaka
PRESIDENT Lungu says Government intends to create a minimum of 200,000 jobs annually with serious commitment to promotion of decent work.
Lungu demands efficiency in job creation process
YANDE SYAMPEYO, Lusaka
PRESIDENT Lungu has directed the Ministry of Finance, other Government ministries and agencies to ensure that the process of facilitating investments in job-creating enterprises is efficient.
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Nkana FC midfielder Claude Bwalya (in red) beats Sewe Sport players.
Employment lures Bwalya to Green Eagles
MULWANDA LUPIYA, CHAKA SIMBEYE, Ndola, Lusaka
MIDFIELDER Claude Bwalya has ditched Kabwe Warriors for another Super Division side Green Eagles. (more…)
Army warns of fake messages
DOREEN NAWA, Lusaka
THE Zambia Army has cautioned the public against falling prey to people sending text messages soliciting for money to be included on the list of successful candidates from the last recruitment exercise.
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ACTING President Inonge Wina (right) being welcomed by North-Western Province Road Development Agency (RDA) regional manager Ndubeni Manda during the launch of the construction of Mushitala-Kimasala bridge in Solwezi on Friday. Looking on is Solwezi district commissioner Chipawa Chipawa. PICTURE: BETRAM KAOMA /ZANIS.
Women urged to participate in road construction
STEVEN MVULA, Lusaka
WOMEN must actively participate in the road construction industry, Road Development Agency (RDA) board chairperson Samuel Mukupa has said.
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Employers support ban of casuals
TEDDY KUYELA, Lusaka
THE Zambia Federation of Employers (ZFE) has supported amendments to the Employment Act banning casualisation and unjustified termination of employment in the country.
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