First Lady officiates at Beit Cure anniversary celebrations First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba took time off her busy schedules and officiated at Beit Cure Hospital's 5th anniversary.Speaking at the Anniversary celebrations, Dr Kaseba said Government has been saving a lot of money since it reduced on sending patients abroad for because the nation is gradually building its capacity to offer specialised medical care. Dr kaseba said affordable and quality healthcare services enhances people's capacity to contribute to development. First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba greets Angela Butete (baby with hair) and Joy Katongo on arrival at Beit Cure Hospital for anniversary celebrations on May 15,2012 -PICTURE BY THOMAS NSAMA
Dr Kaseba celebrates Beit Cure anniversary
First Lady officiates at Beit Cure anniversary celebrations First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba took time off her busy schedules and officiated at Beit Cure Hospital's 5th anniversary.Speaking at the Anniversary celebrations, Dr Kaseba said Government has been saving a lot of money since it reduced on sending patients abroad for because the nation is gradually building its capacity to offer specialised medical care. Dr kaseba said affordable and quality healthcare services enhances people's capacity to contribute to development. First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba greets a patient during the tour of wards at the Hospital in on May 15,2012 -PICTURE BY THOMAS NSAMA
Judge Chikopa sworn in
Malawian Judge,Chikopa take Oath MALAWI High Court Judge, Lovemore Chikopa has arrived in the country to commence sittings of the tribunal established to investigate alleged impropriety of three local judges.President Michael Sata with Judge Chikopa, Judge Naboth Mwanza and Judge Ndhlovu and deputy minister in the office of the Vice-President Edgar Lungu shortly after the swearing in ceremony at State House on May 15,2012 .
Judge Chikopa sworn in
Malawian Judge,Chikopa take Oath MALAWI High Court Judge, Lovemore Chikopa has arrived in the country to commence sittings of the tribunal established to investigate alleged impropriety of three local judges.President Michael Sata talks to Judge Chikopa (r) during the swearing -in ceremony at State House on May 15,2012 .
Judge Chikopa sworn in
Malawian Judge,Chikopa take Oath MALAWI High Court Judge, Lovemore Chikopa has arrived in the country to commence sittings of the tribunal established to investigate alleged impropriety of three local judges.President Michael Sata with Judge Chikopa (c) and deputy minister in the office of the Vice-President Edgar Lungu shortly after the swearing in ceremony at State House on May 15,2012 .
First Lady Dr Christine Kaseba has said affordable and quality healthcare services enhance people's capacity to contribute to development. Officiating at Beit Cure fifth anniversary celebr...
MALAWI High Court Judge, Lovemore Chikopa has arrived in the country to commence sittings of the tribunal established to investigate alleged impropriety of three local judges.
THE Development Bank of Zambia (DBZ) says it has never received instructions from any quarters to write off the money which is subject of a case involving the bank versus JCN Holdings Limited, Post Ne...
THE University of Zambia Students Union (UNZASU) says interest groups should allow the tribunal set up to probe alleged impropriety of three suspended judges to conduct its work to ensure the due proc...
President Sata has tasked newly appointed Ministry of Land, Natural resources and Environmental protection Permanent secretary Daisy N'gambi to work towards restoring Sanity in the country'...
ALL is set for the KLM Royal Dutch Airlines inaugural direct flight to
Lusaka, Zambia tomorrow, May 15th 2012.
According to KLM programme, the Royal Dutch Airlines will serve Zambia
three...
GOVERNMENT Conference Centre in Lusaka has been picked to host Judge Lovemore Chikopa’s tribunal sittings to inquire into the conduct of the three suspended Judges.
THE Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has questioned the motive behind opposition political parties’ action to seek foreign intervention on internal matters that can be resolved inter...