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NAZ AND TEXILA AMERICAN UNIVERSITY CONFER ON HEALTH PARTNERSHIPS

The First Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Honourable Malungo Chisangano has welcomed Texila American University’s call to work with the Committee for Health and Community development.

Speaking when she met founder and president of the University Mr Saju Bhaskar and Vice President Prof Ajah Kumar Poddar on Wednesday 22nd January 2025, during a courtesy call in the Amusaa Mwanamwambwa Committee Room, The Speaker appreciated the role that the university plays in advancing the medical field.

PEACE KEY FOR REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN GREAT LAKES SAYS SPEAKER MUTTI

The Right Honourable Madam Speaker, Ms. Nelly Mutti, SC, MP, FAPRA, arrived in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on 18th January, 2025 as Leader of Delegation and Sitting President of the Parliamentary Forum of International Conference on the Great Lakes Region. (FP-ICGLR). The main objective of the visit is for Madam Speaker, as sitting President of the FP-ICGLR, is to acquaint herself with the operations of the Forum whose Secretariat is based in Kinshasa.

SPEAKER MUTTI EXPRESSES CONCERN AT HIGH CRIME RATE AMONG CHILDREN, CALLS FOR SPEEDY ENACTMENT OF AMENDMENTS TO THE CHILDREN’S CODE ACT

The Speaker of the National Assembly of Zambia the Right Honourable Ms. Nelly B. K Mutti, SC, MP, has expressed concern at the rise in crimes committed by children in Zambia and has called upon all parents to exercise responsibility by imparting good morals.

Speaking when she graced the ceremonial opening of the criminal session for the High Court in Mongu, Western Province, Speaker Mutti said that there was need to urgently reform the current legal framework dealing with child offenders in order to effectively deal with the issue.

SADC REGION URGED TO ADOPT DIGITAL IDENTITY

SMART Zambia’s National coordinator Mr PERCY CHINYAMA has advised parliamentarians in Southern Africa to collaborate and lobby for a digital identity for their citizens. 

This digital identity would replace the traditional passport, making it easier for people to move across the region.

He emphasized that a digital identity for the region can be embedded with personal information that can easily be accessed when needed at any cross point among the Southern African Development Community (SADC) members. 

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