All posts by Masuzyo Chakwe
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DEC arrests MoH employee for suspected money laundering
THE Drug Enforcement Commission through its Anti-Money Laundering Investigations Unit in Lusaka has arrested a Ministry of Health employee for money laundering activities involving over...
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ZAMRA warns health facilities to observe the law
THE Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority has warned health facilities operating a hospital pharmacy to strictly adhere to the Medicines and Allied Substances Act and has...
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ECZ will uphold the law, says Chimanse
THE Electoral Commission of Zambia says as an electoral management body created under the Constitution, it will duly uphold the rule of law. ECZ public...
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ORCA Deco donates to Vision of Hope
ORCA Deco Zambia has applauded Vision of Hope for the efforts in protecting young women from the life-threatening dangers of streetism. Orca Deco Zambia donated...
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Unza lecturer questions cost of Big Tree expenditure
UNIVERSITY of Zambia development studies lecturer Dr Charity Musamba has asked the government to publicise the expenditure outline for the fig tree recently renovated in Kabwe....
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BoZ circulates upgraded banknotes
THE Bank of Zambia says upgraded banknotes with new security features have been issued into circulation. BoZ stated yesterday that the new security features had been...
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Chamber of Mines consider scaling back operations, reduce capital expenditure
NEWLY appointed Zambia Chamber of Mines president Goodwell Mateyo says the group is reviewing its operations and considering scaling back substantially while reducing capital expenditure...
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NGOCC urges govt to expedite Vespers inquiry
(By Masuzyo Chakwe and Melony Chisanga) NON-GOVERNMENTAL Gender Organisations Coordinating Council board publicity secretary Annie Sampa has appealed to the government to expedite the inquiry...
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Bush was a patriot – Lungu
PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says former US president George H. W. Bush will be remembered for his persistent fight for peace, security and stability in the...
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Resentment, hatred eat away at the enthusiasm to do good – Archbishop Banda
LUSAKA Archbishop Dr Alick Banda says resentment and hatred are moral cancers that eat away at the enthusiasm to do good and to move on...
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