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Zambia launches $250 million ASCENT programme to expand access to clean energy
The Zambian government has launched the Accelerated Sustainable and Clean Energy Access Transformation in Zambia (ASCENT-Zambia) programme, a US$250 million initiative supported by ...
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Social Media Trends: How netizens are reacting to Bishop Kalesha’s hit on media for allegedly misinterpreting his reckless remarks
Social Media Trends: How netizens are reacting to Bishop Kalesha’s hit on media for allegedly misinterpreting his reckless remarks There seems to be ...
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Race by Hichilema govt to push through with constitutional amendment gains momentum, as Bill 7 returned to parliament
The Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) Bill No. 7 of 2025 has returned to the floor of the National Assembly, despite rejection from segments ...
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Catholic priest, Mwewa, wants Bishop Kalesha arrested for alleged hate speech; asks Hichilema to publicly denounce him
Father Augustine Mwewa, president of the Local Catholic Clergy in Zambia, has condemned Luanshya clergy Bishop Victor Kalesha for what he described as ...
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Govt says 11,860 submissions made as Committee on Constitutional Amendments winds up, 0.06% of population reached
President Hakainde Hichilema has welcomed the conclusion of public consultations on proposed constitutional amendments, noting a total of 11,860 submissions received by the ...
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‘Why we shunned further dialogue,’ Oasis Forum explains stalled talks with govt, calls on Zambians to defend constitutionalism
The Oasis Forum has condemned Zambian government’s decision to suspend dialogue on the constitutional amendment process and its refusal to consider withdrawing Bill ...
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Constitutional Reforms: Govt dumps talks with Oasis Forum, alleges ‘unwillingness to engage constructively’
The government’s decision to suspend dialogue with the Oasis Forum has added a new layer of tension to the constitutional reform process, exposing ...
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Constitutional Reforms: In confidence building move, presidency to engage civil society in second round of meetings
In a move seen as an attempt to build trust and widen support for constitutional reforms, President Hakainde Hichilema is set to meet ...
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Who blinks first over Bill 7, Hichilema or civil society? Intrigues as Tasila, Lungu’s daughter loses seat. See our top 10 stories of the week
In case you missed some of the stories, here are the top 10 stories of the week. 1. Tension may be far from ...
Economy
Mukabamo Copper Mine operations suspended following tailings dam collapse
The Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development has suspended all operations at Mukabamo Copper Mine in Mwense District after the collapse of the ...
