Chamuka Shalubala is a journalist based in Lusaka, Zambia, with a focus on local news and human interest stories. Chamuka's articles cover a range of topics, including social issues, personal narratives, and cultural observations. With a keen eye for storytelling, Chamuka aims to shed light on the experiences and perspectives of individuals in the community.
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Lusaka, Zambia (Local)
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HEALTH Minister Elijah Muchima has refuted some social media reports that government is secretly recruiting health workers.
By: Chamuka Shalubala
MULTICHOICE Zambia says it has no plans of introducing Pay-Per-View amidst long hours of load shedding.
PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says it is important for citizens to attend every traditional ceremony in the country.
By: Chamuka Shalubala
AIRTEL Zambia says it is aware of the unstable network which its customers are currently experiencing, explaining that prolonged load shedding has something to do with this.
ENERGY Regulation Board (ERB) Director General Elijah Sichone says the country has sufficient stocks of both diesel and petrol to cover demand.
By: Chamuka Shalubala
PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says his government has deepened relations with China, and the partnership between the two countries is visible.
MINISTRY of Mines and Minerals Development Permanent Secretary Hapenga Kabeta says the aerial geo-mapping survey coverage currently stands
SMALL and Medium Enterprise Minister Elias Mubanga says citizens are appreciating the Cash for Work programme because it has created jobs and reduced poverty levels.
HEALTH Minister Elijah Muchima says the country has not recorded any cholera case contrary to media reports.
PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says it is important for citizens to carefully select their leaders who can manage the country properly and prudently.
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