Friday, October 2, 2026

Top Stories

Major Zambia stories, public affairs updates, and developing national news.

Top Stories

Major Zambia stories, public affairs updates, and developing national news.

ECZ clarifies slow pace of ballot paper printing Top Stories

ECZ clarifies slow pace of ballot paper printing

  • Breaking News Zambia

The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has clarified that the slow pace characterizing the ongoing printing of ballot papers in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, was caused by administrative hitches. Speaking in Dubai, ECZ Commissioner Macdonald Chipenzi stated that this year’s…

PS Bwalya commends ZAMISE Top Stories

PS Bwalya commends ZAMISE

  • Breaking News Zambia

Government has reaffirmed its commitment to providing equitable and quality education for all through sustained investment in teacher recruitment, implementation of the competence-based curriculum and improved learning infrastructure. Speaking during the 30th Graduation…

GOVT. commends Zambia Red Cross Society Top Stories

GOVT. commends Zambia Red Cross Society

  • Breaking News Zambia

Government has commended the Zambia Red Cross Society (ZRCS) for transforming the lives of the people in the country. Secretary to the Cabinet, Patrick Kangwa, says the society has positively responded to complementing government efforts in areas of humanitarian and climate…

President Hichilema dates Luapula Province Top Stories

President Hichilema dates Luapula Province

  • Breaking News Zambia

President Hakainde Hichilema is tomorrow, 18th July 2026, expected to arrive in Luapula Province for a two-day working visit. Luapula Province Permanent Secretary, Prudence Chinama, has confirmed the President’s expected visit to the region. Ms Chinama said the President will…

Mukandila: What You Ordered vs What You Got Top Stories

Mukandila: What You Ordered vs What You Got

  • Breaking News Zambia

By Celestine Mukandila If HH were to greet me with a simple “Good Morning” before I responded, I would still rush outside first, just to confirm it was actually morning. That is not disrespect. That is five years of due diligence, earned the hard way. Five years ago, Zambians…