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According to the Judiciary of Zambia Annual Report (2022), divorce petitions filed in Local Courts increased from 21,614 in 2021 to 31,452 in 2022, reflecting a sharp rise in marital breakdowns. While every family has its own story, counsellors argue that children often bear the greatest emotional burden because they are forced to adapt to […]

Electorates in Chinsali District have commended the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) for conducting a peaceful and well-coordinated voting exercise across various polling stations. One of the voters, Amos Sichone, says the exercise at Mishishi Polling Station has so far…

Voting is underway and peaceful at Shifwankula Primary School in Katuba Constituency of Chibombo district with hundreds of voters turning up to cast their votes as early as 04:00 hours. The school houses 7 polling stations with the first polling station having opened at…

Vice President, Mutale Nalumango, has urged Zambians to turn out in large numbers and exercise their democratic right to vote, saying every citizen has a stake in determining the country’s future. Ms Nalumango notes that voting is the legitimate way citizens can express…

Voting has started in Mafinga district with voters queuing up to cast their votes as early as 05:30 hours. A check at three polling stations at Muyombe Primary which opened at exactly 06:00 hours in Kalanga Ward, found women, men and the elderly ready to cast their votes. At…

President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA is expected to cast his vote at Kabulonga Boys Secondary School polling station in Lusaka. President HICHILEMA, who will be accompanied by his family, is scheduled to vote at 12 hours. State House Chief Communications Specialist CLAYSON HAMASAKA…

Citizens First Party President, Harry Kalaba, cast his ballot at Linda Push Polling Station at exactly 12:30 hours accompanied by his wife. Speaking to journalists and supporters shortly after voting, Mr Kalaba expressed satisfaction with the voter turnout at his polling station.…

Voting has commenced today, with citizens casting ballots for Presidential, Parliamentary, Mayoral and Local Government candidates. In Kabwata Constituency, a ZANIS News crew visited Libala Primary School, Libala Secondary School, Yotham Muleya and St. Patrick Primary Schools and…

Voting at St Patrick’s Secondary School in Lusaka got off to a calm and orderly start this morning, with citizens describing the mood as peaceful and the queues as moving steadily. Mwiya Namakando, one of the early voters at the polling station, said he arrived before 06:00 hours…

Former Lusaka Central Constituency Member of Parliament, Mulambo Haimbe, has commended voters for turning out in large numbers to participate in the electoral process. Mr Haimbe, who arrived at the Kabulonga Boys Polling Station around 05:00 hours, described the electoral…