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  1. Govt. refuses false claims of ban of church meetings and public gatherings

    Government has noted information circulating on social media alleging that Secretary to the Cabinet, Patrick Kangwa, has directed the suspension of church meetings, overnight prayers, crusades and other public gatherings until 1st November, 2026.

  2. 28-year-old man dies mysteriously in Nakonde

    A 28-year-old man of Katozi Village in Chieftainess Waitwika’s Chiefdom in Nakonde District has died under unclear circumstances at a liquor store where he used to work from.

  3. Eastern Province steps up world food day preparations

    Eastern Province has heightened preparations for the 2026 World Food Day commemoration slated for 16th October.

  4. Mwanakampwe commends FSP for reducing poverty

    Central Province Permanent Secretary, Milner Mwanakampwe is impressed with the milestones the Food Security Pack (FSP) Programme is recording in poverty alleviation among vulnerable households in the region.

  5. Clergy calls for sustaining Zambia’s development gains

    As Zambia prepares to celebrate its 62nd Independence anniversary, Lusaka-based clergyman, Brighton Matoka says the country has made significant strides that should be sustained.

  6. Zambia, Zimbabwe draft bi-national commission rules

    Ministry of Defence Permanent Secretary Maambo Hamaundu, has called on defence and security experts from Zambia and Zimbabwe to be frank, candid and thorough in formulating rules of procedure that will guide the Defence and Security Cluster of the Zambia-…

  7. Zambia to sign US health funding agreement

    Zambia is expected to sign a major health funding agreement with the United States this week, following months of negotiations over contentious provisions in the proposed deal.

  8. IBA tours New Apostolic Church 28 TV

    The Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) has underscored the importance of continued sustainability for media institutions, saying the authority will continue engaging with them in its role as a regulator.

  9. Isoka man arrested over suspected murder

    Police in Isoka District have arrested a 36-year-old man in connection with the suspected murder of his 85-year-old father at Senye Village in Chief Katyetye’s Chiefdom. ‎

  10. Stylish Roan set winning tone

    After a 14-year absence from the top-flight league, Luanshya outfit Stylish Roan United have earned admiration after launching their transitional Super Division campaign with a vital away victory in Lusaka.

  11. Simuuwe Says Hichilema Third-Term Clips Are Out Of Context, Backs Lifting Two-Term Limit

    Lawyer Mr Mark Simuuwe says video clips of President Hakainde Hichilema rejecting a third term are being shared out of context.

  12. Zambia Ready To Sign US$1.5 Billion US Health Deal After Specimen-Sharing Clause Is Dropped

    Zambia is set to sign a five-year, US$1.5 billion health agreement with the United States this week.

  13. Mundubile, Makebi Want Sedition Trial Moved To Lusaka, Say Solwezi Venue Blocks Their Witnesses

    Mundubile, Makebi Want Sedition Trial Moved To Lusaka, Say Solwezi Venue Blocks Their Witnesses Tonse Alliance president Mr Brian Mundubile and his running mate Mr Makebi Zulu want their sedition case moved from Solwezi to Lusaka.

  14. Kasenengwa CDF projects progressing well

    The implementation of projects under the 2026 Constituency Development Fund (CDF) in Kasenengwa District, Eastern province is reported to be progressing well.

  15. Mkushi child rights committees trained on abuse cases

    Lifeline Childline Zambia in partnership with Strategic Youth Organization has trained Community Child Rights Committees in Mkushi District to strengthen their capacities to identify, handle and refer cases involving violence and abuse against children.

  16. Corruption hinders Zambia’s development agenda- AAC

    Alliance Against Corruption (AAC) Executive Director Noel Chisebe says corruption remains the greatest obstacle to Zambia’s national development agenda.

  17. Nyimba Teachers’ union calls for boy child retention programme

    Nyimba District Teachers’ Union Representative, Wilson Kombani has called on the Government to introduce a programme aimed at keeping boys in school, similar to the Keep Girls in School (KGS) programme. ‎ ‎

  18. Zambia open for Investment in Timber

    The government has underscored the need to unlock Zambia’s Forest Economy for sustainable growth through forestry investment in line with the Grow Zambia Agenda.

  19. ZANEC lobbies for improved teacher welfare

    The Zambia National Education Coalition (ZANEC) has called for improved welfare, professional development and working conditions for teachers, to enhance the quality of education in the country.

  20. Completion of Ablution construction elates Lavushimanda DC

    Lavushimanda Town Council Secretary, Jonas Mwendakawa has disclosed that an ablution block being constructed in Mupamadzi Ward of the district in Muchinga Province by the Government under the Zambia Devolution Support Programme (ZDSP) at a total cost of 7…

  21. Kalumbila sets 87 percent education performance target

    Kalumbila District Commissioner Brenda Sankisa has called on the District to work towards achieving an 87 percent education performance target and strive to become a leader in academic excellence.

  22. Electronic voting: Africa should take a leaf from Brazil

    Africa counts its votes in days.

  23. Kasempa electoral officer calls for peace during nominations

    Kasempa District Electoral Officer Beston Kajoba has urged residents of Maako Ward to maintain peace during the upcoming nomination process, following violence that disrupted the filing in of nominations in the August elections.

  24. President Hichilema highlights Lobito corridor’s role in accelerating AfCFTA

    President Hakainde Hichilema has emphasised the importance of the Lobito Corridor, as one of the responses to accelerating the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

  25. Musokotwane reiterates significance of Lobito Corridor in fostering productivity

    Minister of Finance and National Planning Situmbeko Musokotwane has said Zambia is positioning the Lobito Corridor as a key instrument for driving an export-led economy, attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), creating jobs and increasing productivity.

  26. ZUPED commends Government for free education policy

    The Zambia Union of Professional Educators (ZUPED) has commended Government for introducing the free education policy which has enabled more than 2.6 million learners to return to school.

  27. Climate expert calls for groundwater management education

    Climate-Smart Agriculture and Climate Resilience Expert Oliver Bulaya says the rapid expansion of solar-powered irrigation could create a new water crisis if farmers and communities gain access to pumping technology without adequate education on groundwat…

  28. Nkulukusa stresses proper utilisation of public funds

    Secretary to the Treasury Felix Nkulukusu has stressed the need for proper management of public funds, with focus on the limited resources available for programmes that make the biggest difference in people’s lives.

  29. Chama farmer dies after Insecticide ingestion

    A 54-year-old peasant farmer of Chisani Village in Chama District has died after allegedly drinking poisonous insecticide following a domestic dispute.

  30. Mpika electoral officer calls for by-election compliance

    Mpika District Electoral Officer Samuel Musenge has urged aspiring candidates, political parties, election agents, the media, monitors and observers to adhere to electoral guidelines and the Code of Conduct ahead of the Nachikufu ward by-election in Mpika…

  31. ECZ engages stakeholders ahead of by-election in Sioma

    The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has held a stakeholder meeting in Mbeta Ward of Sioma District to outline preparations for the upcoming ward by-election.

  32. Tayali’s Witness Gives Two Conflicting Account of Chibolele Polling Station Disturbance

    Petitioner’s Own Witness Struggles Under Cross-Examination in Ndola Central Petition A presiding officer called by petitioner Frank Tayali gave conflicting accounts of an alleged disturbance at a Ndola Central polling station and could not account for bal…

  33. Barbra Banda joins Copper Queens camp in Uganda

    Copper Queens captain Barbra Banda, defenders Margaret Belemu, Martha Tembo and Lushomo Mweemba, along with midfielder Ireen Lungu, have joined the squad in Kampala ahead of Thursday’s 2028 Los Angeles Olympic qualification match against Uganda.

  34. WEEKEND SCORECARD: Green Eagles soars

    Green Eagles, led by Coach Perry Mutapa, were the best performers on the opening weekend of the 2026 Transitional Super Division season after posting a huge win away at Mighty Mufulira Wanderers.

  35. Leadership Movement (LM) president Dr Richard Silumbe has called for a national indaba on reconciliation, saying Zambia’s healing must begin with its leaders and cannot be put off.

  36. Hichilema Tells Chiefs To Keep Enough Maize for Homes as Drought Warning Stands

    President Hakainde Hichilema has urged traditional leaders to tell their subjects to keep enough maize for their own families, warning that an El Niño-induced drought is coming and that no one should say they were not told.

  37. Sympathy Abroad, Deafening Silence Home: Why Sishuwa Sishuwa is Not Getting Support from Zambian Academics

    Sympathy Abroad, Deafening Silence Home: Why Sishuwa Sishuwa is Not Getting Support from Zambian Academics There have been several statements of solidarity with Sishuwa Sishuwa by foreign academics following the cancellation of his passport by the Zambian…

  38. Sisters of the Child Jesus celebrate 100 years of existence in Kasama

    Apostolic Nuncio to Zambia and Malawi, Gian Luca Perici, has described the 100 years of existence of the Sisters of the Child Jesus (SCJ), as a testimony of God’s faithfulness and unwavering dedication to serving humanity.

  39. President Hichilema reiterates call to preserve culture

    President Hakainde Hichilema has reaffirmed the government’s recognition of the importance of traditional ceremonies in preserving Zambia’s cultural heritage, national identity, unity and social cohesion.

  40. Heads of departments urged to prioritise Grow Zambia Agenda

    Muchinga Province Deputy Permanent Secretary, Brian Sichande, has urged provincial heads of government departments under head 88 in Muchinga to plan and budget deliberately to support the Grow Zambia Agenda.

  41. ECZ trains DVEC, VEFs in Kanchibiya ahead of by-election

    The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has commenced training for the District Voter Education Committee (DVEC) and Voter Education Facilitators (VEFs) in Kanchibiya district ahead of a by-election in Lubaleshi Ward.

  42. President Hichilema asks Zambians to unite to achieve Grow Zambia Agenda

    President Hakainde Hichilema has called on Zambians to embrace unity, discipline and hard work to drive the newly unveiled Grow Zambia Agenda.

  43. Copper Queens Jet Out for Uganda Showdown

    Smarting from a disappointing WAFCON campaign, the Copper Queens have left for Kampala on a redemption mission – with Coach Charles Haalubono vowing to deliver Olympic qualification.

  44. Mundubile And Zulu Taken To Solwezi For Sedition Plea As Mpundu Challenges Militia Evidence

    Brian Mundubile, the presidential candidate of the National Reconciliation Party for Unity and Prosperity (NRPUP), and his running mate Makebi Zulu are being transported by road to Solwezi by prison authorities and the police for a court appearance on Mon…

  45. Mundubile and Zulu Detention Heads to the High Court From October 26

    The detention of Mr Brian Mundubile and Mr Makebi Zulu is heading to the High Court, with a constitutional petition now set down for a hearing that runs from October 26 to November 6, 2026.

  46. Energy Expert explains fuel pump price adjustment

    Energy Expert, Bornface Zulu says the recent adjustment in fuel pump prices must be understood within its proper context of global market instability.

  47. ZSIC advises farmers to insure crops against climate shocks

    Farmers have been urged to embrace agricultural insurance to protect their investments against growing risks posed by drought, floods, pests and diseases.

  48. Mpika Council leads residents in a cleaning exercise

    Mpika Town Council Chairperson, Chola Chilumba has led hundreds of residents in a cleaning exercise aimed at keeping the Central Business District (CBD) clean and promoting a healthy environment.

  49. Kabwe Magistrate adjourns Defilement case

    The Kabwe Magistrates’ Court has adjourned to October 5, 2026 the matter in which a 32-year-old Farmer of Kampopi Village in Kabwe District is charged with the offence of defilement contrary to the Law.

  50. Northern PS bemoans altering of pays lips by civil servants

    Northern Province Acting Permanent Secretary, Beauty Undi-Phiri has bemoaned the growing tendency by some civil servants of altering their pay slips to acquire huge loans from lending institutions.