Civil servants to declare assets
- ACC boss says law to help fight corruption CHAMBWA MOONGA Lusaka ANTICORRUPTION Commission (ACC) is formulating a law that will compel all government employees to declare their assets to…
EIZ to clean house
MELODY MUPETA Kitwe ENGINEERING Institution of Zambia (EIZ) says it will introduce competence examinations for all engineers in 2025 to promote professionalism in the profession. EIZ board chairperson Michael Nsefu…
Minister of Health
Another jobs galore for health workers
CHAMBWA MOONGA Lusaka AS the New Dawn administration continues to recruit health personnel to reach the approved establishment, Minister of Health Sylvia Masebo says those who are yet to be…
Stronger structures needed in face of climate change
AS THE impacts of climate change continue to manifest around the world, it is becoming increasingly critical for countries like Zambia to implement robust climate adaptation programmes. Zambia is vulnerable…
Haimbe sets tone for quality justice delivery
GILCHRIST MUSOLO Lusaka THE Ministry of Justice has launched its 2022-2026 strategic plan premised on the need to provide legal services to Government agencies, facilitate the dispensation of justice and…
Open Spaces hails President Hichilema over ATI Bill
CHALI MULENGA Livingstone OPEN Spaces Zambia has commended President Hakainde Hichilema and United Party for National Development (UPND) for Access to Information law saying it is a crucial element for…
Tax tribunal hears 13 cases – registrar
MARY LEMBA Ndola TAX Appeals Tribunal (TAT) registrar Yihemba Chirwa says they have so far dealt with 13 cases of tax disputes this year involving business owners across the country…
Safe havens critical in fight against GBV
EVEN though Zambia has made significant strides in combating gender-based violence (GBV) and early marriages, the two vices continue to pose a significant threat to the well-being and potential of…
3rd quarter sees over 10,000 GBV cases
BUTTYSON KANDIMBA Solwezi OVER 10,000 gender-based violence cases were noted countrywide in the third quarter of this year, out of which 7,305 were criminal and 3,120 non-criminal. The criminal GBV…
Multinationals behind damage to environment
VICEPRESIDENT Mutale Nalumango says multinational corporations, particularly in Africa, are responsible for polluting the environment resulting in unpredictable weather patterns which are causing havoc in communities, hence deepening violation of…
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