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The Independent Observer > Articles by: Alice Nachilembe

Stop propaganda of posting violent pictures- Police

The Zambia Police says that they have observed with concern the increased levels of propaganda by some politicians who have adopted a campaign strategy of posting pictures of violent incidences which occurred in other countries purporting that they happened in Zambia. Police Spokesperson Esther Katongo said the post on a tweeter account in the names […]

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Schools won’t re-open on July 8,

By ALICE NACHILEMBE Government says schools won’t reopen on 8th July, as announced by the PS for general education, Jobbicks Kalumba, because the situation is under review. Ministry of Information Permanent Secretary Amos Malupenga says between 8th and 15th July, 2021, a joint ministerial team and DMMU, will visit schools and colleges, to find out […]

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Kambwili’s suspension unfair

By ALICE NACHILEMBE Zambian DNA Spokesperson Spuki Mulemwa says ECZ’s decision to suspend Chishimba Kambwili indefinitely from campaigning is unfair as he was not accorded an opportunity to exculpate himself. Mr Mulemwa said the organizations detest hate speech, tribal remarks and unpalatable language but ECZ has tolerated opposition UPND who have been on the rampage […]

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Great Kalu hails Patson Daka English move

By Mercy Chewe Football icon and former FAZ President Kalusha Bwalya has hailed Chipolopolo striker Patson Daka for joining Premier League club Leicester City. Leicester on Wednesday completed the signing of Daka from Austrian champions RB Salzburg on a five year contract. Posting on his official Facebook page, Kalusha, said Daka has worked hard to […]

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Covid-19 affect the implementation of Project- ZOCS

By IREEN MULENGA The Zambia Open Community Schools (ZOCS) Executive Director Cleopatra Muma says the Covid-19 pandemic has continued to affect the implementation of projects that aim at ensuring that orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) enjoy their right to quality education. Ms Muma said the disruption of education has a heavy impact on learning for […]

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RATSA extends payment period for road tax

By IREEN MULENGA The Road Transport and Safety Agency ‘RATSA’ has extended the payment period for road tax due to Covid-19 Pandemic. Head Public Relations Fredrick Mubanga said that the extended period is from June 30 to July 14, 2021. Mr Mubanga said that there shall be no enforcement on the validity of Road Tax […]

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2 refugees fined K25,000 for unlawful departure

By ALICE NACHILEMBE Two Somali refugees have been fined K25, 000 each for unlawful departure and engaging in employment without permits. The Mufulira Immigration Office secured the conviction of two Meheba based Somali Refugees for unlawful departure from Zambia and engaging in employment without Permits contrary to the Immigration and Deportation Act. Immigration Public Relations […]

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