All posts by Masuzyo Chakwe
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East music industry needs established promoters, says Chipata artiste
CHIPATA based artiste Yotam David Phiri says the music industry in the province needs established promoters to help it grow...
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Information key to fighting Covid, having successful elections – Mwiche
INFORMATION will be key for the country to succeed in fighting COVID-19 and having successful elections, says Eastern Province permanent...
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ZCSD urges political parties to waive adoption fees
THE Zambia Council for Social Development (ZCSD) says it is concerned with the fees that political parties are charging aspiring candidates that want to be...
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Social accountability is part and parcel of culture, says Panos
THE public needs to have confidence in the institutions that are leading them, says Panos Institute Southern Africa. During a...
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Bishop Chisanga urges priests to avoid ‘donations’, partisan politics
MANSA Diocesan Bishop Patrick Chisanga has urged politicians not to use liturgical celebrations as moments to give donations aimed at enticing priests to support them...
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Panos calls for issue based campaigns
PANOS Institute Southern Africa says it expects political parties to carry out issue based campaigns that will help the electorate...
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An estimated 20,000 TB cases go unidentified, untreated in Zambia – USAID
DESPITE the many strides we have made towards elimination, there are still an estimated 20,000 TB cases that go unidentified and thus untreated in Zambia,...
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Participation in elections should be based on equal rights for all, dignity – Kalumba
THE Liberation Movement says it is ready to participate in this year’s Presidential and General Elections. National chairman David Kalumba said during a media briefing...
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ZCEA urges govt, Catholics to prevent bullying in schools
THE Zambia Civic Education Association has urged the Ministry of Education and the Catholic Schools secretariat to put in place programmes to prevent peer-to-peer violence...
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Govt pays rent for Lusaka families affected by flood
GOVERNMENT through the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) has started paying rentals amounting to K245,790 for 91 families who were affected by floods in...
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