In today’s edition, Government has allocated K69.7 million to rehabilitate and upgrade the water reticulation system at the University Teaching Hospitals (UTH) to improve water supply reliability. Civil Society for Poverty Reduction (CSPR) is calling for greater transparency in Zambia’s Eurobond buyback transaction, while the Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) urges a people-centred 2027 National Budget amid rising living costs.
Also featured: Tobacco Board of Zambia secures a buyer for self-sponsored tobacco growers, climate action takes centre stage on World Environment Day, COMESA and the European Union strengthen digital transformation efforts, and much more business, economic and development news from Zambia.
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