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President Hichilema Calls On Youth To Contribute To National Development
President Hichilema joined the Zambian youth in celebrating this Year's National Youth Day at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata, Eastern Province.
The President said youths...
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President Hichilema Leads Youth Day Celebrations with Vibrant Chipata Visit
President Hakainde Hichilema made a notable appearance in Chipata today, marking the commemoration of Youth Day. Arriving in style aboard a chopper, President Hichilema...
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President Hichilema Advocates Partnership between Zambia and Finland to Map Underground Water for Agriculture
Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema said there is a need to map underground water resources to support irrigation programmes to respond to the drought that...
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Energy Expert Optimistic About Overcoming Power Deficit in Zambia
Renowned energy expert, Johnstone Chikwanda, expressed optimism that Zambia's anticipated power deficit this year could be the last, citing substantial investments attracted by the...
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Zambia Ranks Third in 2024 Democracy Report, Marks Return to Liberal Democracy
In a significant turn of events, Zambia has emerged as the third most democratic country among nine nations grappling with the threat of autocratic...
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President Hichilema Champions Women’s Empowerment on International Women’s Day
President Hakainde Hichilema marked International Women's Day in Livingstone, emphasizing the critical importance of investing in women as a strategic pathway to national development....
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ZESCO Announces 8-Hour Daily Load Shedding Starting March 11, 2024
In a significant development impacting power supply across Zambia, ZESCO Managing Director Victor Mapani has announced that the company will commence 8-hour daily load...
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The need to reform the global financial system that must treat Africa fairly.
By Presidents Nana Akufo-Addo, William Samoei Ruto and Halainde Hichilema
The conversation on reforming the global financial architecture has often felt more like Africa against...