Stroke Strikes Police Officer Three Months After Paramilitary Training, Retired Without Pay Six Years Later
A former police officer, Constable Thomas Muchindu, shares how a stroke ended his career just three months after training, leading to a medical retirement without pension. He now appeals to the Police IG for reconsideration. TV Yatu reports.
Egyptian Youth Leader Delivers African Youth Symposium Outcomes to Johannesburg Mayor
Hassan Ghazaly of Egypt has delivered the outcomes of the 5th African Youth Symposium to the Johannesburg Mayor and APRM Chairperson following the Pan-African Parliament conference themed “Youth in Governance: From Promise to Prosperity
SHIKULU AVRAM GRANT PARTS WAYS WITH FAZ
The Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) and Avram Grant have mutually agreed to part ways, effective immediately.
Forgotten Pages of History: Moscow Exhibition Honors African Contribution to Defeat of Nazism
A powerful Moscow exhibition honors the forgotten African heroes of World War II, highlighting their courage, sacrifices, and lasting contribution to the defeat of Nazism through 59 rare photos and personal stories.
Historic Moment: Cape Verde Qualifies for FIFA World Cup
Cape Verde makes history, qualifies for the FIFA World Cup for the first time!
Zambia Falls to Niger, Ends World Cup Qualification Hopes
Zambia's journey in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification process has come to an end, after a 1-0 defeat to Niger at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola.
Zamtel Social Media Awards Stir Controversy As Ba Matero Sweeps Six Titles And Drives Off In Brand New Hilux
Social media has been set ablaze with debate following the recently held Zamtel Social Media Awards with the spotlight felling on one comedian.
Bible Series: King Saul – A Creative Retelling of Scripture Captivates Lusaka Playhouse
The Zambian theatre scene witnessed a groundbreaking moment as creative director and writer Kabamba Obino staged Bible Series (King Saul), a production based on the Book of Samuel.
Banda & Kundananji Reveal Their Top African Music Picks
Zambia’s football stars Barbra Banda and Racheal Kundananji have revealed their favorite African artists, with Banda praising Yo Maps and Kundananji naming Rudeboy and Y Celeb, highlighting the bond between sports and music in Zambia.
Xaven The Kopala Queen Shines On The Global Stage
Xaven the Kopala Queen is breaking barriers in Zambia’s rap scene, gaining global attention after her BBC News Africa feature, and proving female rappers are ready to dominate internationally.
Zambia Strengthens Climate Resilience With 15 New Automated Weather Stations
Zambia boosts climate resilience with 15 automated weather stations from SASSCAL, strengthening data-driven planning, early warning systems, and regional cooperation for sustainable development.
Zambia to Host Digital Government Africa Summit 2025.
Zambia is set to host the Digital Government Africa Summit 2025 from October 7 to 9, bringing together more than 30 delegates from across the continent in a landmark event designed to accelerate Africa’s digital transformation.
Zambia’s MineTech Hub Unveils Top 5 Innovators in US$1 Billion UNDP Initiative
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in partnership with BongoHive and the Zambian government, has announced the top five innovators selected for support under the US$1 billion Timbuktoo MineTech Hub
Zambia Moves to Establish Local Vaccine Production
Zambia has signed an MoU with IVI to start local vaccine production, beginning with cholera, aiming to boost regional health security and reduce reliance on imports.
Aftermath of Kapalala Market Fire Leaves Traders Devastated
A fire at Kapalala Market in Ndola has destroyed goods worth thousands, leaving traders devastated. Authorities are investigating and exploring relief measures for affected families.
Tambatamba Calls on Firms to End Casualization, Enforce Labour Rights.
Labour Minister Brenda Tambatamba has urged firms to end casualization, comply with labour laws, register workers with NHIMA & NAPSA, and respect employee rights through proper contracts.
Zambia reaffirms its commitment to investment in mining sector
Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development, Permanent Secretary, Dr. Hapenga Kabeta says Zambia is open for business and remains a competitive destination for mining investment
Voices Heard From Street Vendors
Lusaka's street vendors had an opportunity to share their experiences in the business sector.
LCC Builds New Police Facilities to Curb Rising Crime
The Lusaka City Council (LCC) has reaffirmed its commitment to reducing crime in the capital by strengthening crime-prevention measures, including the construction of new police stations funded through the Constituency Development Fund (CDF).
Stroke Strikes Police Officer Three Months After Paramilitary Training, Retired Without Pay Six Years Later
A former police officer, Constable Thomas Muchindu, shares how a stroke ended his career just three months after training, leading to a medical retirement without pension. He now appeals to the Police IG for reconsideration. TV Yatu reports.
ICU Mourns the Death of Buumba Namwako
The Information and Communications University (ICU) is mourning the death of Buumba Namwako, a Third-Year Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration (Distance) student, who passed away today after an illness.
Kitwe City Council Shuts Down Praise Xin Casino Over Health and Safety Violations
The Kitwe City Council has closed Praise Xin Casino, Restaurant, and Guesthouse after inspectors uncovered serious health and safety breaches that posed a threat to public welfare.
Family is the Beginning of All Beginnings: WPA Experts Call for Revival of Ancestral Culture
At the World Public Assembly, experts stressed that ancestral culture and family ties are vital for identity, unity, and resilience in today’s fragmented world — a foundation for a harmonious future.
The Power of Goodwill: Public Diplomacy as a Path to a New World Order
At the World Public Assembly, global experts agreed that public diplomacy—rooted in trust, culture, and human connection—is key to building peace and shaping a new multipolar world.
How New Media Shape the Values and Heroes of Our Time: Insights from the World Public Assembly
At the World Public Assembly, experts highlighted how new media shape values and heroes of our time, calling for authenticity, inclusivity, and global dialogue to build trust and inspire society.
Culture is an Opportunity to Feel the Breath of Another People”: Experts of WPA Presented Practices of Public Diplomacy
At the World Public Assembly, experts highlighted culture as the foundation of trust and diplomacy, showing how art, memory, and exchange unite nations where politics divides.