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The Mzimba Second Grade Magistrate court has sentenced a 34-year-old John Mwanza to three years imprisonment for impersonating a Malawi Defence Force officer.

Mzimba Second Grade Magistrate’s court has convicted and sentenced a 34-year-old man, to 3 years imprisonment with hard labour for personating a public office

Lusaka - Zambia: The Parliamentary Committee on Local Governance, Housing and Chiefs Affairs says there is a need to prioritise issues that directly deal with

Lusaka - Zambia: The Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development has provided guidance on the matter of traditional chiefs being paid a certain

On Saturday night, the disabled community emphatically reinforced the message ‘Disability does not mean inability’ through the hosting of an exceptional Talent Show at the Prince Cave Hall. The entertaining production was staged by the National United Society of Blind Barbados (NUSB). The wealth of talent that exists was evident as participants exhibited their artistry in multiple artforms. The funds generated

Barbados is seeking US$39 million in grant funding from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) for the upgrade of the Bridgetown Sewage Treatment Plant. This was disclosed by the Barbados Water Authority’s (BWA) technical consultant Dr John Mwanza during a tour of the facility by GCF’s executive director Dr Yannick Glemare yesterday. “The whole intent of the upgrade of the Bridgetown plant is to be able to reuse the treated waste …

The Vineyard Water Augmentation project has come on stream, bringing relief to residents in parts of St John, St Joseph, St Thomas and St Andrew, who were plagued with constant water outages for many years. On Saturday during a media briefing at Mount Pleasant pumping station in St Philip, officials from the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) announced that the system became operational two months ago. Technical advisor to the BWA …

Overcrowding at funerals has continued to pose a challenge to efforts aimed at containing the spread of Covid-19 in Chipangali district. And members of the District Epidemic Preparedness Committee have expressed concern with the practice that has continued despite the rising numbers of Covid-19 positive cases in the country. Reformed Church in Zambia (RCZ) Reverend, Joseph Soko noted that the church was finding it difficult to tell people not to attend funerals in large numbers because of the t...