Wednesday, 26 August 2026 | Lusaka, Zambia
Updated 27 minutes ago Our sources Advertise
Lakatips Zambian News, All In One Place
Just in
Agriculture

FSP wetland cropping benefits over 1,300 Luampa households

FSP wetland cropping benefits over 1,300 Luampa households
Picture published by Lusaka Times

Luampa District Commissioner, Alfred Mandumbwa, says 1,330 households have received farming inputs under the 2026 Food Security Pack (FSP) Wetland Cropping Programme. The initiative is being implemented by the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services through the Department of Community Development. The programme aims…

Read the full story

This story was reported by Lusaka Times. Lakatips shows the headline and opening lines — open the full article on lusakatimes.com to read it in full.

About this page. Lakatips is a news index, not the publisher of this story. The headline, extract and picture above were published by Lusaka Times, who hold the copyright and are responsible for the reporting. Corrections should go to them in the first instance; see our copyright and takedown policy.

More to read

All Agriculture →

FRA ready to commence 2026 crop purchases

The Food Reserve Agency (FRA) has completed preparations for the 2026 crop marketing season and is ready to begin purchasing maize and paddy rice once government announces the official buying prices. Speaking during a media briefing, FRA Board Chairperson Suresh Desai said the Agency has…

Lusaka Star

Petauke DC urges FSP loan repayment

Petauke District Commissioner (DC) Wachepa Phiri has urged beneficiaries of the Food Security Pack (FSP) Programme to prioritise repaying the government loan after harvesting their crops. Mr Phiri says timely repayment will allow other vulnerable but viable farmers to benefit from the programme and contribute…

Lusaka Times

Government commended swift payment of farmers

The Kabwe Farmer’s Cooperative Society has commended Government for prompt payment of farmers who supply maize to the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) during the ongoing crop marketing season. Kabwe Farmer’s Cooperative Society Chairperson, Eugene Mwitumwa says the prompt payment of farmers will make it easy…

Lusaka Times