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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY PRESS RELEASE

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY PRESS RELEASE

 

                                                                        For immediate release, 14th June, 2017

 

RULING BY THE HON MR SPEAKER AGAINST 48 HONOURABLE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED PARTY FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (UPND)

RULING BY THE HON MR SPEAKER AGAINST 48 HONOURABLE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED PARTY FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (UPND) FOR BOYCOTTING THE STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS ON THE APPLICATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND PRINCIPLES BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT, MR EDGAR CHAGWA LUNGU, ON FRIDAY, 17TH MARCH, 2017

 

SPEAKER MATIBINI URGES FEMALE PARLIAMENTARIANS TO UP THEIR GAME IN SRHR ISSUES

Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon Justice Dr Patrick Matibini, SC, MCIArb, MP has urged female Members of Parliament to up their game in scrutinizing Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) issues which include, among others, the levels of HIV and AIDS funding and determine whether these are adequate to finance the national HIV response.

TAKING PARLIAMENT CLOSER TO THE PEOPLE OF CHEMBE

The National Assembly of Zambia has continued its outreach programme of sensitising the public on the roles, functions and operations of the National Assembly. In a quest to taking Parliament closer to the people, a Road Show was conducted at Lupili market and Muombe turnoff on Saturday, 3rd June, 2017.

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IPU President receives award for his work on tobacco control

IPU President Saber Chowdhury is the proud recipient of this year’s World No Tobacco Day award. The award, given by the World Health Organization (WHO), recognizes Mr. Chowdhury's contribution to tobacco control at the local, national, regional and international levels. For more on this story, click here.

THE IMPACT OF BRINGING PARLIAMENT CLOSER TO THE PEOPLE

The Parliament of Zambia has become more open to the public in its operations. This is evidenced by the opening of the Media Centre to the public, relaxed dress code and the public broadcast of Parliamentary business through Parliament Radio and Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) Television. The recent signing of the contract between National Assembly and ZNBC to broadcast radio dramas in Chinyanja and Silozi is a further activity to bring Parliament closer to the people.

 

Parliament Embarks on the Production of Media Content in Local Languages

The Deputy Clerk (Administration) of the National Assembly, Mrs. Cecilia N Mbewe and the ZNBC Acting Director General, Mr. Malolela Lusambo

The National Assembly of Zambia and Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) have signed a contract for the production of a series of thirteen (13) radio dramas on the work of Parliament in Silozi and Chinyanja. This was at a signing ceremony that was held at Parliament Buildings on Tuesday, 23rd May 2017.

 

NAZ "talks" Budget Office on Power FM

In a bid to take Parliament closer to the people, the National Assembly of Zambia members of staff were on Power FM Radio on Friday, 19th May, 2017 to share information with the general public on the National Assembly in general and the work of the Budget Office.  Similar programmes are scheduled for Hot FM, UNZA Radio, Radio Phoenix and Parliament Radio.

AFROPAC's visit at the Pan-African Parliament

Hon. Chief Charumbira, Chairman of CAPA; PAP’s newest of 11 permanent committees, gave an engaging lecture to some 20 public service commission Clerks from across the continent. The special learning session took place during the PAP’s 4th Ordinary Session in Midrand.

 

Senator Edward B. Dagoseh, Chairman of AFROPAC, expressed his eagerness to work with PAP on governance issues in the future, observing that the two bodies shared critical overlaps in accountability through legislative

Commonwealth to unveil ‘revolutionary’ approach to climate change

Some of the world’s leading environmental experts will meet at a Commonwealth conference this week to see how they can take forward an innovative strategy to reverse the human impact of climate change. They are hoping their new approach will influence the debate among world leaders when they meet at the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP23, chaired by Fiji in Bonn, Germany this November.

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