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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.

The Lufwanyama Town Council is pleased to announce the successful signing of five contracts valued at over Three Million Kwacha (K3,077,426) under the 2025 Constituency Development Fund (CDF). This strategic milestone marks a significant step in the Council’s ongoing efforts to accelerate local development, improve service delivery, and uplift the living standards of residents across… Continue reading LUFWANYAMA SIGNS FIVE CONTRACTS WORTH K3 MILLION UNDER CDF

Lufwanyama Town Council is pleased to announce the successful disbursement of K13,780,000 under the Cash-for-Work programme. This initiative has provided vital income support to residents across the 20 wards in the District between November 2024 and May 2025.The Cash-for-Work program aims to empower local communities through temporary employment opportunities focused on community asset creation, rehabilitation,… Continue reading OVER K13.7 MILLION DISBURSED UNDER CASH FOR WORK

Thursday, May 22, 2025, marked a significant milestone in Lufwanyama District as the official launch of the grading of feeder roads commenced under the Constituency Development Fund (CDF). The event was held in Fungulwe, which was graced by His royal highness Chief Lumpuma and Her royal highness Chieftainess Shimukunami Lufwanyama Town Council Chairperson Annie Kapandula,… Continue reading OFFICIAL LAUNCH OFFEEDER ROAD GRADING IN LUFWANYAMA UNDER CDF.

Director of Housing and Social Services at the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, Eng. Fanizani Phiri, paid a visit to the newly constructed Chief Mukutuma Palace. The palace, which is currently 61% complete, has been a significant development project in the area. Eng. Phiri expressed his happiness with the progress. He commended the… Continue reading MUKUTUMA PALACE CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSING WELL.

The People’s Process on Housing and Poverty in Zambia (PPHPZ) today held a consultative meeting with the Lufwanyama Town Council Department of Planning to discuss potential projects for a pilot program in the district. The pilot program, scheduled to run from May 2025 to May 2026, aims to support pro-poor grassroots community movements in addressing… Continue reading PPHPZ IN LUFWANYAMA FOR A PILOT PROGRAM.

Lufwanyama District Health office and Lufwanyama Town Council Commemorate End Malaria Day. District Health Director Dr. Joel Muntanga in his address to the gathering, said that malaria continue to cast a long shadow on Lufwanyama District which continues to rank the highest in the province in terms of Malaria cases. Dr. Muntanga was speaking during… Continue reading LUFWANYAMA CELEBRATES MALARIA DAY