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A medical expert in Lusaka has cautioned the public against the abuse of prescription drugs to treat influenza. ANDREW MULENGA has observed that many people are self medicating on Azithromycin and other antibiotics to fight the flu bug. Speaking to ZNBC News, Dr MULENGA said there is no cure for influenza and patients suffering from it can only treat the symptoms.

Property linked to former First Lady ESTHER LUNGU has been seized by Drug Enforcement Commission -DEC- under its Anti-Money Laundering Investigations Unit. DEC Spokesperson ALLAN TAMBA said the seized property consists of two double-storey flats located in Lusaka's Ibex Hill area. Mr. TAMBA told journalists at a press briefing that the Drug Enforcement Commission is committed to ensure that inv...

By Tamara Muswala Over 1.2 million Kwacha Drought Emergency Social Cash Transfer funds have been paid out to 1,540 beneficiaries of Buchi ward in Kitwe on the Copperbelt. Kitwe District Commissioner, LAWRENCE MWANZA says the funds are meant to cushion people's livelihoods in light of the drought the country experienced. Mr. MWANZA said President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA wants to ensure that no one di...

KANDANANJI REFLECTS ON THE DEFEAT TO AUSTRALIA

Hundreds of people in Lusaka's Garden residential area are accessing water supply from the 4 boreholes, which have been sunk in various parts of the area. About 160,000 Kwacha was spent by some well-wishers to drill the boreholes in selected areas of the community. Ngwerere Ward 22 Councillor, ADRIAN BANDA says water supply in his area has been affected due to the impact of drought. Mr BANDA ha...

The University Teaching Hospital -UTH- is concerned about the growing number of young people, who are being admitted to the facility for stroke. Hospital Consultant Neurologist, DEANNA SAYLOR says at least 50 to 60 people get admitted to the facility every month at the hospital with one third of them, under the age of 35. Professor SAYLOR, who is also Director of Neurology Training in Zambia, h...

An illegal plant, which has been processing gold extracted from Mpika district, in Muchinga province, has been discovered. The illegal gold processing plant was discovered at BSBK Construction premises, in Chifunabuli district, Luapula province. Chifunabuli District Commissioner, STANLEY MUKOSA led a Joint Operations Committee, in pouncing on the facility.

Stray Elephants and Lions have invaded Mwandi district, Western province. The elephants have destroyed crop fields while the lions have killed 2 donkeys and 4 cattle, in Lusinina and Chisu areas respectively. Mwandi District Commissioner, SIKUKA KABIKA has explained that the elephants are believed to have migrated from Namibia to Zambia, in search of food and water.

Over two hundred households of Kitwe’s Zamtan area in Kafue ward will for the first time have piped water in their households. About 1.5 million Kwacha Constituency Development Fund-CDF -has been allocated for the construction of an industrial borehole in the area.

The Independent Broadcasting Authority -IBA- offices have been cordoned off and declared a crime scene following the killing of its former Director General, GUNTILA MULEYA. Ministry of Information and Media Permanent Secretary, THABO KAWANA says police are guarding the premises around the clock. Speaking when he addressed IBA workers at Mass Media Complex in Lusaka, Mr. KAWANA said IBA employee...

By Lufola Nkowane Police have arrested Independent Broadcasting Authority -IBA- Accountant FRANCIS CHIPYOKA in connection with the murder of IBA Director General GUNTILA MULEYA. This brings to five the total number of suspects arrested so far. Police Public Relations Officer RAE HAMOONGA says Mr. CHIPYOKA was apprehended today and is currently detained in police custody. The IBA Director Genera...

By Amanda Chilufya University of Zambia Liver Specialist EDFORD SINKALA has called for more sensitisation on Hepatitis among Zambians. Dr. SINKALA says there is little knowledge among Zambians concerning the disease which can be deadly if not diagnosed early. He has told ZNBC News that it is important for people to know about Hepatitis so that lives can be saved.

By Ruth Chayinda President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA has instructed that payment of allowances to chiefs be expedited. President HICHILEMA says it is sad that allowances for traditional leaders have been delayed. He says it is important that traditional leaders are paid at the same time with public service workers to ensure they participate in national affairs effectively. And President HICHILEMA has ...

Team to end illegal mining instituted

Czech Republic offers Zambia 25 scholarships

ZMA calls for review of laboratory services in hospitals

Drought Response Emergency Cash Transfer should be transparent

MPEZENI Challenges the people of Luapula

Under 18 Men's Basketball National team starts preps

Copper Cathodes stolen

NAPSA supports National Arts Festival

MUBANGA assures Chilubi residents

IBA DG murder suspects arrested

TAYALI impressed with Bangweulu Harbour works

DEC institutes full-scale forensic investigations at ZAMMSA

Justice for IBA DG MULEYA - MWEETWA

PSs urged to work hard

Green Economy & Climate Change Bill to be presented to Parley