In a strong and unified appeal, the National Assembly of Zambia working in partnership with the European Union and the United Nations International Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has called for increased investment and decisive legislative action to strengthen Early Childhood Development (ECD), underscoring the urgent challenges facing millions of Zambian children.

The National Assembly of Zambia today, 20^th November 2025, held an important capacity-building training on Post-Legislative Scrutiny (PLS), bringing together Honourable Members and key parliamentary staff in a collaborative effort to strengthen Parliament’s oversight function.
The training was officially opened by the Deputy Clerk for Corporate Affairs (DCCA), Mrs. Cecilia Sikatele Mambwe who represented the Right Honourable Speaker.

The National Assembly of Zambia on Monday 10th November 2025 received a delegation from the Parliament of Kenya for an exchange visit aimed at enhancing capacity of parliament staff and promoting regional cooperation. National Assembly of Zambia, Acting Deputy Clerk Administration, Mr. Sage Samuwika expressed delight as he welcomed the members of staff from the Parliament of Kenya. Mr. Samuwika said that exchange visits are important because the present an opportunity for sharing best practices.

The National Assembly of Zambia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Cavendish University Zambia aimed at strengthening academic collaboration and professional development for Members of Parliament, staff and their immediate families.

Speaking during a Signing Ceremony held on Wednesday, 29^th October, 2025 at Parliament Buildings, the Acting Clerk of the National Assembly, Mrs. Loveness M. Mayaka, said the MoU has come at a time when the National Assembly is establishing the Institute of Parliamentary Studies and Training (IPST).