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ArticleJJ must answer

HUMAN rights advoc­ate Sikaile Sikaile has chal­lenged Amnesty Inter­na­tional to exam­ine alleg­a­tions of viol­ence, threats against Pres­id­ent Hakainde Hichilema and inflam­mat­ory eth­nic remarks attrib­uted to former Petauke Cent­ral Mem­ber of...

ArticleMongu water con­nec­tions improve

MORE than 5,100 house­holds in Mongu have been con­nec­ted to the new water sup­ply net­work, rep­res­ent­ing over 85 per­cent of tar­geted con­nec­tions, with Gov­ern­ment aim­ing to com­plete the remain­ing works by Novem­ber this year. Min­istry of...

ArticleMen chal­lenged to redis­cover pur­pose

MEN have been urged to over­come per­sonal struggles, redis­cover their pur­pose and take respons­ib­il­ity for build­ing stronger fam­il­ies and com­munit­ies. Woven Women founder Lusungu Kayela said men should be inten­tional about their lives,...

ArticleZRA speeds up domestic rev­enue col­lec­tion reform

THE Zam­bia Rev­enue Author­ity (ZRA) is accel­er­at­ing reforms to strengthen domestic rev­enue col­lec­tion, improve tax­payer com­pli­ance, and secure sus­tain­able fin­an­cing for pub­lic ser­vices. Speak­ing dur­ing the 2026 Inter­na­tional...

Article‘UPND will not use par­ley major­ity to under­mine demo­cracy’

THE South­ern African Net­work Against Cor­rup­tion (SANAC) has urged min­is­ters and pub­lic insti­tu­tions to strengthen the fight against cor­rup­tion by emu­lat­ing Min­is­ter of Health Roma Chilengi’s approach to account­ab­il­ity fol­low­ing...

ArticleLufwan­yama emer­alds talk unsettles ESMAZ

ArticleDigit­ising tax admin­is­tra­tion: Path to fairer rev­enue col­lec­tion

IT IS com­mend­able that the Zam­bia Rev­enue Author­ity (ZRA) is mod­ern­ising tax admin­is­tra­tion through digit­isa­tion to broaden rev­enue col­lec­tion without pla­cing dis­pro­por­tion­ate bur­dens on com­pli­ant tax­pay­ers. At a time when the...

ArticleTEEZ raises over 5,000 trees for plant­ing

THEOLOGICAL Edu­ca­tion by Exten­sion in Zam­bia (TEEZ) has raised more than 5,000 trees for plant­ing along the Kafubu River to help pro­tect its biod­iversity and pre­vent fur­ther degrad­a­tion of the water body. TEEZ exec­ut­ive dir­ector Michael...