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Paul Shalala is a journalist with eight (8) years of experience in print, TV and online media. He is also an award-winning blogger who has so far reported from Africa, the Middle east, Europe and North America. He is able to conduct interviews, write, edit videos and report live on TV.
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KAMBWILI's condition improving
CHISHIMBA KAMBWILI, former Information and Broadcasting Services Minister, is reportedly improving at a South African hospital where he is receiving specialist treatment. He was evacuated earlier this year for this purpose. His brother, MUTALE KAMBWILI, confirmed the positive development in a telephone interview with ZNBC News.
Govt Committed to Support Local Authorities
The Zambian government, led by Vice President Mutale Nalumango, has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting local authorities to enhance service delivery. Since 2021, eight government functions have been devolved to local authorities to bring services closer to the people. At the 2024 National Decentralization Conference in Lusaka, Nalumango emphasized the potential of sub-national structures in improving service delivery. Local Government and Rural Development Minister Gary Nkombo highlighted the unprecedented development in rural areas due to decentralization, addressing long-standing neglect.
IDC nods Mopani deal
The Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) confirmed that the engagement of an equity partner for Mopani Copper Mines adhered to Zambian laws, ensuring no legal breaches. IDC CEO Cornwell Muleya emphasized that the decision to allow the equity partner to hold more shares was crucial for the mine's viability, bringing necessary funding. Muleya also announced plans to offload shares to Zambians, enabling local participation in the mine's operations.
In this story, i wrote about the call by youths from Southern Africa who called for non discrimination of homosexuals on the continent. This followed an African Union youth meeting in Namibia
In this story, i profiled a 41 year old lady in Zambia who has decided to go back to Secondary School and has been placed in the same class with her 19 year old son
This investigative documentary on the impact of multi-national mining investments on local farmers in Zambia won me two international media awards in 2013 and 2014
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