The National Assembly Institute for Parliamentary Studies and Training (iPST) conducted a specialised capacity-building retreat aimed at strengthening instructional design and developing high-quality training modules for parliamentary education.

The retreat was officially opened on Monday, 13 July 2026, by the Clerk of the National Assembly, Mrs Loveness M. Mayaka, who was represented by the Principal Clerk (iPST), Mr Tennieson Nyangu. The five-day retreat was held at Family Legacy Resort from 13 to 17 July 2026.

The National Assembly Institute for Parliamentary Studies and Training (iPST) conducted a specialised capacity-building retreat aimed at strengthening instructional design and developing high-quality training modules for parliamentary education.

The retreat was officially opened on Monday, 13 July 2026, by the Clerk of the National Assembly, Mrs Loveness M. Mayaka, who was represented by the Principal Clerk (iPST), Mr Tennieson Nyangu. The five-day retreat was held at Family Legacy Resort from 13 to 17 July 2026.

A delegation from the National Assembly of Zambia, led by Director of Legal Services Mrs. Doreen Chibomba - Mukwanka, successfully concluded a benchmarking study visit to the Parliament of Rwanda from 7th to 13th June 2026. The visit provided an important platform for knowledge exchange and institutional learning as Zambia continues to strengthen its parliamentary systems and governance structures.

The Acting Deputy Clerk (Administration) of the National Assembly of Zambia Mr. Sage C Samuwika has noted that benchmaking visits are opportunities for continuous learning for parliamentary staff and parliamentary reform. Mr. Samuwika who is leading a delegation of 10 members of staff on a 5 days benchmarking visit to the Parliament of Kenya stated that as parliaments evolve, it is important for members of staff to continue having professional engagements of exchanging new innovations and practices in the parliamentary service.