All children in Zambia are now out of school as a deadly cholera outbreak, which has killed over 500 people, poses deadly harm. Our emergency response teams are working around the clock to contain the ...

Mothers bring children to a health post in rural Zambia during a UNICEF-supported community event. Services on offer include birth registrations, routine child immunizations and nutrition ...

THIS month, Zambia will join the international community in commemorating World International Population Day (WPD).Family planning, youth unemployment and other related issues will take center stage ...

About 4.3 million school-aged children in Zambia – or every school-aged child in the country - will remain at home following an announcement to keep schools closed in a bid to stem the worst ...

Our children, our people, are our most important natural resource, and we must do everything possible to prepare them for the future. The future of Zambia lies in our children and it will be the ...

Editorial - Our children, our people, are our most important natural resource, and we must do everything possible to prepare them for the future. Zambia: Plight of Children - allAfrica.com AllAfrica ...

FAIRFIELD, Conn. (Aug. 9, 2022)—Children in Malawi and Zambia are calling for their governments to change the school calendar and close during the winter months of June and July with climate change ...

Zambia later nationalised the mine, then closed it in 1994. But there was no comprehensive clean-up. And so, 25 years later, homes, schools, and play areas are contaminated with lead dust.

“Janet” is a 4-year-old girl from Kabwe in Zambia’s Central Province who suffers from frequent headaches. She is unusually small for her age and often has difficulty remembering things.

Currently, Zambia mandates the fortification of sugar, is giving high-dose supplements to children under 5 years ⩾ twice/year, has extra days of supplements during health campaigns and has ...

It's one of the cardinal rules when you're interviewing - detach yourself from the interviewee. Ask questions, take notes, but never get emotionally involved in the story. To put it simply, it isn ...