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Mental Health Specialist AUBREY MUYABI has warned that continued abuse of the drug Crystal Methamphetamine, commonly known as ICE, can cause permanent damage to the brain and lead to serious mental health problems. #MentalHealth #DrugAbuse #CrystalMeth #DEC #YouthProtection
ZNBC28,753 views • 7 days ago
MTONGA to Engage ZRA on SME Tax Concerns By Wilson Mulinda UPND member GEORGE MTONGA says he has been authorised to host a webinar for small and medium-sized enterprises –SMEs- to provide a platform for entrepreneurs to communicate their challenges to relevant authorities.
ZNBC49,471 views • 23 days ago
Government Steps Up Inauguration Preparations Preparations for President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA's inauguration have reached an advanced stage. Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet OLIVER KALABO has led a team of Permanent Secretaries on an inspection of the National Heroes Stadium.
ZNBC35,775 views • 24 days ago
RDA Begins K62m Road Works at UNZA The Road Development Agency (RDA) has commenced the rehabilitation of selected roads and car parks at the University of Zambia’s Great East Road Campus at a cost of more than K62 million. #RDA #NelsonChuma #UNZA #InfrastructureDevelopment
ZNBC17,136 views • 1 month ago
President HICHILEMA Commissions Zambia’s Largest Urea Plant By Ruth Chayinda President HAKAINDE HICHILEMA has officially commissioned Zambia’s largest urea fertiliser plant, which will produce 300,000 tonnes of fertiliser annually. The facility, owned by the Wonderful Group of Companies, is now the second-largest urea plant in Africa and forms part of a US$641 million industrial complex. The project also includes an 85-megawatt power plant and an ammonia plant capable of producing 180,000 tonnes of fertiliser. Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, President HICHILEMA urged investors to prioritise the energy sector, highlighting its critical role in driving economic development. He stated that the establishment of the urea and compound D fertiliser plants positions Zambia to become a fertiliser manufacturing hub in the region. The President added that the new facilities are expected to enhance food security and contribute to stabilising the national currency. President HICHILEMA also directed the Minister of Lands to urgently resolve any outstanding land issues related to the project site.
ZNBC44,453 views • 11 months ago
A young Zambian innovator has developed a digital platform designed to help crack down on the growing trade in stolen phones and electronic devices. The platform, called eTrac, allows users to verify the ownership and status of gadgets before buying or activating them.
ZNBC15,600 views • 3 months ago
