Author: MRadio
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THERE is need for employers to provide decent salaries and improve the working environment for nurses and midwives for them to provide services that maintain respect for human dignity, the Zambia Union of Nurses Organisation (ZUNO) has said.
REPORTED cases of money laundering have more than tripled in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period last year, the Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) has revealed.
A 26-year-old woman of Chirundu district has been arrested for stealing a one-month-old baby.
According to documents filed in the Lusaka High Court by their lawyers, HBM Advocates, the 28 were accused of different offences which include riotous behaviour, unlawful assembly and being found in possession of seditious materials but were acquitted.
An evangelist is in trouble after telling people he knows of a gate leading to heaven from south-western Nigeria that he can show them – for a fee.
Leadership Movement president, Richard Silumbe, said the new dawn administration needed to focus on national development for now.
The Malian government says it is breaking off all defence agreements with its former colonial ruler France.
Government has also prioritised the recruitment of health personnel to strengthen the provision of health care services. And President Hichilema says there is need for the Ministry of Education to work with local authorities to procure desks for schools.
Unemployed doctors have expressed worry that the recruitment exercise for the 11,276 health workers may delay following the overwhelming response which has seen over 100, 000 people jostling for the positions.
Archbishop Banda said the government should always realise that it has a responsibility to cushion the current high cost of living among citizens that has been influenced by the increase in the price of fuel.
