Start Works- Milupi Urges Kasomeno–Mwenda toll road & Bridge Investors.

Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development Minister, Hon. Charles Milupi has called for quick implementation of the Kasomeno–Mwenda Toll Road and Luapula Bridge project in Mwense district of Luapula Province. The Minister has therefore urged the investor, GED Africa, to quickly complete all the preliminary issues so that construction works can start on the project. Hon

BOTSWANA: striving for energy self sufficiency

Botswana’s 2.3 million inhabitants are among masses of Sub-Saharan citizens affected by power shortages. The lack of electricity has led to scheduled blackouts, which are now commonly referred to across Southern Africa as periods of ‘load shedding’. These blackouts usually take place during peak hours, i.e. mornings and evenings when people need the power most.   With severe droughts at the Kariba Dam,

MBALA: the Home of World War One History

By Yohane Mbeeya Moono Mbala is located in the North-East of Modern day Zambia. The town which is about 167 Kilometers North of the Provincial Capital Kasama will forever be etched in the history of Zambia and the World at large in the context of the 20th Century global catastrophe the First World War. From

LUMANGWE FALLS; ZAMBIA’S LARGEST WATERFALLS

By Masauso Mkwayaya Lumangwe Falls which spills from the Kalungwishi River into a 30 to 40 meters deep gorge located between Kawambwa and Mporokoso Districts are the largest falls wholly within Zambia . The Lumangwe are a site to behold. The falls are a block of a curtain of water spanning 160 meters wide. Lumangwe

25 TOP FACTS ABOUT EASTERN AFRICAN COUNTRIES.

Let us appreciate some facts about the East Part of Africa. The Projected economic hub of Africa is surely the Eastern Part of Africa 1. Ethiopia 🇪🇹 has the largest population of (114,963,588 people.) 2. Somalia 🇸🇴 has the largest coastline in the region. 3. Kenya 🇰🇪 has the highest GDP in the region. 4.

MUCHINGA PROVINCE: A place of natural abundance

By Moono John 24th October, 1964 will always be in the memory of many people who emanate from the borders of Zambia as it is the day that gave birth to the great nation now known to the world as Zambia. Formerly known as Northern Rhodesia, was a protectorate of the British government when the

GLOBAL WARMING

Global warming is saidas the greatest threat facing humanity. What worries researchers, says the journal Science, “is the prospect that we’ve started a slow-moving but relentless avalanche of change”. Skeptics question this assertion. True, many agree that the earth is warming, but they are uncertain of both the causes and the consequences. Human activities may