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The Zambia Police Service has successfully destroyed 5,000 illicit firearms as part of ongoing government efforts to curb illegal weapons and enhance public safety. Home Affairs and Internal Security Minister Clement Andeleki stated that the initiative also supports the African Union's Silencing the Guns initiative.
Police in Chipata District, Eastern Province have apprehended two individuals for allegedly possessing counterfeit notes amounting to K2,000 in five hundred Kwacha denominations. The arrests followed a report from a local Choppies chain store manager after a suspect attempted to purchase groceries using a fake note.
Police in Eastern Province have shot dead three suspected robbers following an operation to stop a planned robbery targeting a businessman in Sinda. The suspects were linked to multiple aggravated robberies in Lundazi and Petauke districts.
The Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested and charged Chama District Education Board Secretary Titus Mbewe with abuse of authority and procedural failures involving over K2 million. The charges relate to unauthorized maize and beans supply contracts facilitated while he served in Mkushi District.
Government has expressed satisfaction with the progress made on the rehabilitation of the 27-kilometre Tumango Rural Resettlement Road in Kalomo District. Local Government and Rural Development Permanent Secretary Gabriel Pollen noted that the nearly K52 million project will significantly benefit agricultural production and food security.
Barotse Royal Establishment Ngambela, Mukela Manyando, has retired after serving the traditional institution for twenty years. Acting Ngambela Muchezi Kalonga clarified that Mr. Manyando retired to focus on personal and family matters rather than being fired.
The Church Mother Bodies have announced the consolidation of the National Day of Prayer and the Commemoration of Zambia as a Christian Nation into a single event. The new unified observance will be known as the National Day of Prayer and Christian Heritage.
Police in Kitwe are investigating the sudden and unnatural death of a 24-year-old woman whose body was discovered in the Nkana East area. The deceased, identified as Jubilee Mwewa Luyando, had left her residence on the night of October 5, 2026, and was later found at the Kitwe Teaching Hospital Mortuary.
Director of Public Prosecutions Gilbert Phiri has urged Zambians to remain patient when complex legal cases do not commence immediately, noting that thorough investigations take considerable time. He highlighted that progress is being made in prosecuting financial crimes following specialized training programs.
Construction works at Paul Mushindo University in Chinsali District have reached 70 percent completion after resuming in 2025 under a new contractor. The government is pushing to finalize the stalled infrastructure project to benefit students across Zambia.
The Lusaka City Council announced plans to relocate street vendors to designated markets starting Saturday in a joint operation with the Zambia Police Service. The initiative aims to restore public order, improve sanitation, and prevent disease outbreaks such as cholera.
Lusaka Catholic Archbishop Alick Banda has been released from detention after meeting his bail conditions. He had been detained following a plea of not guilty to a charge of unlawfully obtaining a motor vehicle.
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