Author: Agness Shamboko

The Copperbelt Provincial Delivery Unit (PDU), led by the Deputy Permanent Secretary for Copperbelt Province, Mr. Daniel Kamenga, successfully concluded a two-day inspection tour of developmental projects in Lufwanyama District, covering schools, maternity annexes (health facilities), and water projects to mention a few. The inspection exercise aimed at assessing the progress of works, quality and… Continue reading COPPERBELT PROVINCIAL DELIVERY UNIT COMPLETES TWO-DAY INSPECTION OF DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS IN LUFWANYAMA DISTRICT

The Lufwanyama Town Council Chairperson, Ms. Annie Kapandula, accompanied by the newly transferred Council Secretary, Mr. Mutakela Kayonde, paid a courtesy call on Their Royal Highnesses Chief Mukutuma and Chief Lumpuma in Lufwanyama District. The courtesy visit was aimed at formally introducing the new Council Secretary to the traditional leadership and strengthening the long standing… Continue reading LUFWANYAMA TOWN COUNCIL LEADERSHIP PAYS COURTESY CALL ON TRADITIONAL LEADERS

Lufwanyama Town Council has held a management meeting aimed at appreciating the efforts of the management and overseeing the commercial venture of the Council Lodge, while also addressing existing challenges and identifying strategies to build on the lodge’s strengths for improved performance and sustainability. The meeting brought together Council management and key officers responsible for… Continue reading LUFWANYAMA TOWN COUNCIL HOLDS MANAGEMENT MEETING TO REVIEW AND STRENGTHEN COUNCIL LODGE COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS

Madison Insurance Company Zambia Limited has visited Lufwanyama Town Council to raise awareness on the Madison GRZ Funeral Scheme, highlighting its importance and the benefits it offers to public service employees and their families. The sensitization program was aimed at educating civil servants on how the Madison GRZ Funeral Scheme provides financial and emotional relief… Continue reading MADISON INSURANCE VISITS LUFWANYAMA TO SENSITIZE THE STAFF ON THE GRZ FUNERAL SCHEME

The Lufwanyama Town Council Chairperson, Ms. Annie Kapandula, together with the newly transferred Council Secretary to Lufwanyama Mr. Mutakela Kayonde, paid a courtesy call on Her Royal Highness Chieftainess Shimukunami. They were accompanied by the Director of Administration who has also been transferred to Lufwanyama and Katembula Ward Councillor. The visit was aimed at formally… Continue reading Lufwanyama Town Council Pays Courtesy Call on Chieftainess Shimukunami

Lufwanyama Town Council Deputy Council Chairperson Gilbert Mukobola has brought Christmas cheer to families by presenting hampers to babies born on Christmas Day at St Mary’s Hospital and Fungulwe Health Post. At St Mary’s Hospital, Mr. Mukobola handed over hampers to six newborn babies, while two Christmas babies at Fungulwe Health Post also received similar… Continue reading LUFWANYAMA COUNCIL SPREADS CHRISTMAS CHEER TO NEWBORN BABIES

The Lufwanyama Town Council wishes to inform the public that it convened a special meeting today to address the Ministerial directive on the urgent identification of suitable land for the Presidential Constituency Energy Initiative (PCEI) to build a 2 MW solar PV plant. This initiative forms part of the national agenda to expand decentralized energy… Continue reading Lufwanyama Town Council Identifies 8 Hectares in Shimukunami Chiefdom for the Presidential Constituency Energy Initiative (PCEI)

Lufwanyama Town Council has disbursed over K14 million to 23,475 beneficiaries through the Cash for Work program since November 2024 to August 2025 respectively. The initiative, aimed at providing temporary employment while enhancing local infrastructure and climate resilience, has delivered a dual impact putting money directly into the hands of vulnerable households and improving vital… Continue reading Lufwanyama Pays K14 Million Through Cash for Work Program

Lufwanyama Town Council on Friday 25th July 2025 convened a high-level meeting to evaluate the progress and challenges of the “Cash for Work” program, a key initiative aimed at improving livelihoods through short-term employment in community development projects. The program has so far benefitted 29,523 individuals, each receiving K600, resulting in a total disbursement of… Continue reading LUFWANYAMA TOWN COUNCIL HELD A STRATEGIC MEETING ON CASH FOR WORK PROGRAM.

Lufwanyama Town Council, through its Fire and Rescue Services Department, has launched a comprehensive community sensitization campaign aimed at increasing public awareness of the department’s services and reinforcing its vital role in ensuring public safety. The sensitization program, which includes community outreach activities, school visits, and interactive demonstrations, is designed to educate residents on fire… Continue reading LUFWANYAMA TOWN COUNCIL FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES CONDUCTS PUBLIC SENSITIZATION.