Education
Schools, universities and the bursary system.
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Kapasa Makasa Students Sensitised on GBV, Empowerment
ZANIS-The Gender Division in Muchinga Province has conducted a one-day sensitisation programme for...
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Speciering: How New Species Emerge in Evolution
Speciering, more commonly known as speciation, is one of the most fundamental processes in evolutionary biology. It describes how new species arise from a shared common ancestor, shaping the diversity of life we see today. From the finches on the Galápagos Islands that inspired Charles…
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CONSISTENCY IS THE POWER OF HABIT – Slow and steady wins the race.
It was 2018 and a group of us had just graduated with Bachelor’s Degrees in Law – LLB – from the Zambia Open University. With long hours of mooting and endless sleepless nights, our study group turned into family. We were now brothers and sisters…
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Over 18,000 fail to secure a pass in one subject as Zambia confirms 85.63% success in 2026 GCE exams
A total of 112,640 candidates passed Zambia’s 2026 General Certificate of Education (GCE) examinations, representing 85.63% of those who sat the exams, Education Minister Gilbert Siame said on Thursday. Siame said 140,938 candidates had entered for the examinations, comprising 43,488 males and 97,450 females. Speaking…
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Stem Scholarships Open Doors for Zambia’s Talent
Government, universities and private sector urged to work together to remove financial barriers to higher...
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CBU to go herbal
GIDEON NYENDWA Ndola THE Copperbelt University (CBU) is in the process of introducing an integrated traditional medicine degree programme to combine conventional medical training with scientifically-validated traditional medicine. CBU School of Medicine dean David Mulenga said the university has requested for support from the National…
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UNZA launches IRIMS to transform research management and boost visibility
The University of Zambia (UNZA) has commenced the Integrated Research Information Management System (IRIMS) training at the UNZA Main Campus, bringing together members of the University’s research and academic community. The training was officially opened yesterday by the UNZA Deputy Vice-Chancellor – Research and Innovation…
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UNZA launches IRIMS to transform research management and boost visibility
The University of Zambia (UNZA) has commenced the Integrated Research Information Management System (IRIMS) training at the UNZA Main Campus, bringing together members of the University’s research and academic community. The training was officially opened yesterday by the UNZA Deputy Vice-Chancellor – Research and Innovation…
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Govt Disburses K794M in School Grants
Government has disbursed 794 million Kwacha School grants to public schools across...
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Pay Teachers for Extra Duties
NUPPEZ says sports masters, health coordinators and other teachers carrying additional responsibilities also deserve financial...
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Yango food supports partner couriers with back-to-school packages
Yango Food, part of the global technology company Yango Group, has supported its partner couriers with back-to-school packages containing essential learning materials for their children, as families across Zambia prepare for the new school term packages — which included exercise books, pens, pencils, crayons and…
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UNZA Political Scientist Hails Zambias Peaceful Transfers of Power
University of Zambia political scientist Evans Daka has described the presidential inauguration slated for tomorrow...
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CAMFED extolled for championing girls’ education
Government has commended the Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) for its continued commitment in championing girls education in the country. Kaoma District Education Office’s Guidance and Counseling Coordinator, Chitanjika Luneta disclosed that CAMFED has greatly improved the learning outcomes of pupils in the district through…
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UNZA students launches Inaugural fundraising campaign
University of Zambia (UNZA) students have launched a fundraising campaign ahead of President Hakainde Hichilema’s inauguration ceremony, as a gesture of appreciation for what they describe as improvements made at the university under his administration. Speaking in an interview with the Lusaka Star, UNZASU Finance…
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UNZASU appeals to opposition following military equipment incident
The University of Zambia Students’ Union (UNZASU) has called on the opposition to denounce violence and surrender any military equipment in their possession, following reports of armed supporters in parts of Lusaka during elections. Speaking during a press briefing in Lusaka today,UNZASU President Mwanto Kabaso…
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UNZA Retirees Protest at Ministry of Education Demanding Benefits
Retirees from the University of Zambia have staged a protest at the Ministry of Education, demanding payment of their outstanding superannuation benefits. The retirees say they have repeatedly engaged the University of Zambia management over the matter, but the institution has been unresponsive, stating that…
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UNZA restores water and sewer systems, welcomes students back
The Zambia National Students’ Union (ZANASU) has declared the school ready to receive students following an inspection of the institution and ongoing infrastructure works. Speaking during a media briefing, UNZA Vice Chancellor Prof.Mundia Muya said, the university’s infrastructure had come under immense pressure due to…
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Zambia Introduces Teacher Licensing Exams
The Teaching Council of Zambia (TCZ) has begun developing regulations to guide the rollout of licensure examinations for teachers under a new law. This follows the enactment of the Teaching Profession Act No. 1 of 2026, which replaces the 2013 Act and…
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Gimkit Host: Proven Secrets to Wow Every Class
Game-based learning has redefined how educators and facilitators engage their audiences. Among the leading platforms, Gimkit stands out for turning lessons into interactive games that motivate participants to learn while having fun. At the heart of every successful session is the Gimkit Host, the individual…
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UNZA students create errand app so youths can earn money
A GROUP of University of Zambia (UNZA) students have launched a digital application called Pokelela, designed to help people send errands while creating income for
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Government invites applications for 2,000 teacher jobs
THE Ministry of Education has announced the 2025 recruitment of 2000 teachers, with an advertisement expected to be published in national newspapers and electronic platforms
