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UPND Solwezi East Member of Parliament Dr. Alex Katakwe is urging men and young people to undergo circumcision to safeguard themselves against HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). As a strong promoter of male circumcision, Dr. Katakwe has emphasized that this simple procedure can significantly reduce the risk of various health issues, including cancer of the penis, urinary tract infections, and transmission of the Human Papilloma Virus, which causes cervical cancer in women. Dr. Katakwe who is also a medical professional, has stressed that circumcision is crucial for men's overall physical health, particularly in Zambia, where HIV remains a significant challenge. Zambia has made significant progress in implementing Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision (VMMC) programs, with approximately four million men circumcised between 2009 and 2021. According to statistical modeling, these circumcisions have averted 26,000 new HIV infections and are expected to prevent 1...

Airtel, a leading telecommunications provider, kicks off Customer Service Week with a renewed pledge to deliver outstanding customer experiences. This annual celebration underscores Airtel's dedication to its customers, who are the driving force behind the company's operations. Speaking at the launch of Customer Service Week, during a groupwide Employee Townhall, Airtel Africa CEO, Sunil Taldar, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to providing superior experience and enhancing the customer journey across all touchpoints. "Our customers are at the heart of everything we do; they are the reason we exist. Our commitment to delivering excellence in customer experience is unwavering. We continue to invest in innovative solutions and dedicated teams to meet and exceed customer expectations," Taldar said. During the Week, all employees across the functions are encouraged to go out in the field to engage with our customers to understand their expectations and engage wit...

Former President Edgar Lungu's recent public statements have sparked concerns that he has not changed, according to Clement Andeleki, the Katombola Member of Parliament from the United Party for National Development. Mr. Andeleki has argued that Mr. Lungu's past regime was marred by corruption, violence, and economic woes, including Zambia becoming Africa's most indebted nation, making him unfit to govern Zambia again. “ Mr. Lungu's presidency was plagued by issues such as, Corruption Allegations where his family was accused of embezzlement, Economic Mismanagement and Violence and Human Rights Abuses”, he has emphasized. Critics like Mr. Andeleki has questioned Mr. Lungu's ability to regain the trust of Zambians, given his questionable conduct in public. Additionally, the Former President is facing challenges in receiving his presidential benefits due to his participation in active politics, which some argue contradicts the Former President's Be...