Hichilema puts household gains at centre of Grow Zambia agenda
The President’s parliamentary address links a larger economy to jobs and household welfare, with alternative financing proposed to support delivery.
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The President’s parliamentary address links a larger economy to jobs and household welfare, with alternative financing proposed to support delivery.
Patrick Kangwa calls for measurable regional results as Cabinet Office says local enterprises must participate in production and supply chains.
State House puts economic corridors, serviced land and affordable housing on the agenda as ministers receive instructions to deliver results.
Energy officials cite electricity reforms and off-grid expansion while setting separate ambitions for generation capacity and access to power.
A strong speech earns attention through clear thinking, sound evidence and a message that respects its audience. What does that mean for young people speaking about public health?
Tobacco and nicotine products can affect health, household finances and a young person’s independence. Understanding the risks starts with looking beyond the packaging and the marketing.
Thy Speech Master connects public speaking with research, youth leadership and tobacco control awareness. Its value reaches beyond the competition when participants learn to use their voices responsibly.
Fatimah Khalid Umarji emerged as the Season One champion at the Lusaka finale, where twelve finalists used public speaking to address tobacco control and youth health.
Zambian fashion carries cultural meaning and business potential. Turning creative talent into dependable livelihoods requires attention to workmanship, markets and the systems behind each finished garment.
A garment can express identity and create an income. Zambia’s fashion opportunity depends on connecting distinctive design with reliable production, fair service and respect for cultural knowledge.