Zambia has confirmed three new Mpox cases, bringing the total number to seven.
Minister of Health Elijah Muchima said the new cases were detected between the 10th and 16th of this month, with two cases from the capital city Lusaka and one from the Copperbelt province.
The SADC Electoral Observation Mission (SEOM) for Namibia's 2024 Presidential and National Assembly Elections was launched in Windhoek today.
SADC member states have contributed personnel and resources to constitute the teams of observers under the SEOM.
It is time for Namibia and Zambia to tackle climate issues, global health, and sustainable development.
These were the sentiments of Zambia's High Commissioner to Namibia, Stephen Katuka, expressed during Zambia's 60th anniversary celebration in Windhoek.
A heavy truck carrying an oxygen plant has arrived in Katima Mulilo after ten days on the road from Walvis Bay.
The oxygen plant stands 50 meters long, 5,4 meters wide, and weighs 171 tonnes.
The Southern African Editors Forum (SAEF) has called on Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema to honour his promise to ensure press freedom following the repeated arrests of investigative journalist Thomas Allan Zgambo.
Zambia has recorded the first case of MPOX from a Tanzanian national in Chitambo district, Central Province.
Health Minister Elijah Muchima said a 32-year-old man was diagnosed with the viral disease after presenting symptoms at Mukando Health Post.
A women empowerment organisation called LOLA was launched at Rundu with the hopes of changing the lives of young women there.
The launch was attended by learners from different schools.
The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Albert Kawana, has promised that construction of police accommodation at Impalila Island will be completed by the end of October.
The Ministries of Home Affairs of Namibia and Zambia have exchanged sentenced offenders who met the requirements to serve the remainder of their sentences in their home countries.
The Namibia-Zambia Joint Commission on Defence and Security Matters is concerned about cases of cross-border crime.
This was shared in a joint communiqué following the 25th session of the joint permanent commission held at Swakopmund.
