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Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) has said the country is expected to have a bumper harvest because it has recorded one of the best seasons of crop production this year. Speaking in an interview with ZANIS today, ZNFU Public Relations Manager Kakoma Kaleyi said crop production is expected to exceed previous records of the past four years. Mr Kalayi noted that the country has experienced a good harvest this year and this is because the government and farmers worked together to ensure minimal damage was caused. He said Southern province and some parts of Western and Central province which h...
Health Minister Dr Jonas Chanda MINISTER of Health Dr Jonas Chanda has announced that the country has recorded 1,025 new COVID-19 cases out of 6,699 tests and 13 deaths in the last 24 hours. During the COVID-19 update, Thursday, Dr Chanda said Lusaka had the highest number of cases with 247 cases followed by Central Province with 139 cases. “We recorded 1,025 new cases out of 6,699 tests conducted. The cases by province were reported from: 247 Lusaka, 139 Central, 135 Luapula, 129 North-western, 106 Northern, 92 Copperbelt, 82 Southern, 42 Eastern, 41 Muchinga, and 12 Western. Of the pos...
A boy of Lusaka's Bauleni Compound adheres to the masking up COVID-19 guideline - Picture by Tenson Mkhala HEALTH Minister Dr Jonas Chanda has announced that the country has recorded 1,514 new Covid-19 cases and eight deaths out of 8,598 tests conducted in the last 72 hours. In a statement, Wednesday, Dr Chanda stated that there were currently 6,886 active cases, of which 6,464 (94%) were under community management while 422 (6%) were admitted to Covid-19 isolation facilities. “Allow me to start my update today by thanking our hard-working teams across the country for their continued tir...
In Zambia, increasing climate resilience for rural communities through support to sustainable livelihoods Baboo fish at the Limulunga District Kate dam fish farming community project. Photo: Royd Sibajene/World Bank A visit to the Western province of Zambia is never complete without having a taste of their local ‘mongu fish’. However, the increasing climate variability in the region has resulted in reduced availability of this famous specialty for locals and visitors. The farmers we work with in Zambia are always searching for innovative means to protect their livelihoods and create susta...