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14/02/2023

Seizing opportunities! Don't let go when you see one.

11/02/2023

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I had a new customer reach out to me in regards to needing lawn mowing service. She said that the lawn was overgrown due to her not being able to have her la...

10/02/2023

We are Ready to put a smile on your face! to give you a peace of Mind!

There is nothing so frustrating like having your surroundings look scruffy. Make your Home feel like Home!

09/02/2023

Do you need some grass trimming/ cutting services? Dont even waste your Time! If you are in Ndola kindly give us a call or Leave us a whatsapp message and we will get back to you in the shortest possible time!

04/06/2022

Yummy eats, rush to Hungry lion and catch your bites!!! Only 100 Meal for Two!!

06/04/2022

Tanzanian cartoonist Masoud Kipanya has officially unveiled the country's first locally made electric car.

The environment-friendly electric car's brand name is Kaypee Motor.

It has been made from local materials and requires six hours of charging to run between 50 to 60km, according to Mr Kipanya.

The car has not yet been approved for use on Tanzanian roads, but he hopes to get certification soon.

Mr Kipanya told BBC Swahili that people still don't believe that he made the car which took him 11 months to complete.

He said he had spent a lot of money developing it but wants to sell it at a lower price from 8m Tanzanian shillings ($3,400; £2,600) so that it's affordable to porters and distributors.

The thought of developing the car started nine years ago, he said.(BBC)

01/04/2022

LATEST: UNZA Begins Selling Mealie Meal From Its Maize Milling Plant

The University of Zambia (UNZA) has launched its first UNZA Milling Plant sales outlet to kick start the selling of mealie meal at the Great East Road campus. Speaking during the launch, UNZA Vice-Chancellor, Prof Luke Evuta Mumba, says the K26 million UNZA Milling Plant is a result of the government-to-government initiative between the Government of the Republic of Zambia and the People’s Republic of China through the presidential milling initiative.
“In July 2017 the Government of the Republic of Zambia graciously agreed to give one of the 3 milling plants donated by the Government of the Republic of China to the University of Zambia,” Prof Mumba said.
The Vice-Chancellor further says the UNZA Milling Plant project will serve two-fold purposes which include developing and offering programmes in milling science, a programme offered only by South Africa and Kenya in the region, as well as the processing of maize into maize products for income generation.
“The UNZA Milling Plant is thus a gift by the Government of the Republic of Zambia to University and, approximately, K26 million significant investment has been pumped into this venture,” he added.
Prof Mumba confirms that the milling plant systems, whose construction works finished last year, have been tested and gauged for effectiveness and efficiency. The UNZA milling plant has a capacity to produce 40 tons per day and is currently producing breakfast mealie meal (K135 per 25kg bag), roller mealie meal (K100 per 25kg bag), and maize bran (K2 per 1kg).

Credit: The University Of Zambia

30/10/2021

2022 BUDGET HIGHLGHTS

1. Proposed total budget K173,000,000,000 ($10,000,000,000)
2. 30, 0000 teachers and 11,200 health workers to be recruited
3. 130 Secondary Schools to be built and Tuition fees, Examination Fees and PTA fees to be abolished in 2022
4. Increase Constituency Development Fund(CDF) to be increased from K1,600,000.00 to K25,700,000.00
5. PAYE exemption threshold from K4000 to K4500. This means that you will not pay tax if your salary is K4500 and less. This will increase disposable income by K600 m resulting into increased investment and aggregate expenditure to stimulate demand
6. All retirees to be paid in 2022
7. Importation for Stock feeds for cattle to be zero rated
8. Renewal of PSV license to be done once in 5 years as opposed to annually
9. K13.9bn allocated to the Health Sector to enhance equitable access to quality healthcare services
10. Wards/communities will determine which child will be given a school bursary
11. K18.2 Billion towards the education sector
12. Govt will no longer import desks - all developmental resources to be localized to help cut down the high unemployment rate in various constituencies

29/10/2021

No Desks to be imported, instead local manufacturers to be used.

PSV drivers licenses to be renewed every 5 years!

29/10/2021

30 thousand teachers and 11 thousand Health workers to be recruited in 2022!
CDF to be increased from 1.6 million to 25.7 million