Muchinga Province is located in the northeast of the country and was created in the year 2011 after detaching it from mother province – Northern Province. The province shares borders with Luapula Province in the west, Northern Province in the northwest, Eastern Province in the east and Central Province in the southwest. It also shares international boundaries with Tanzania in the north and Malawi in the east. The name of the province originates from the Muchinga Escarpment; on which it predominantly sits. The province elongates from southwest to northeast and is located on both sides of the Muchinga Mountains (Muchinga Escarpment).
Deputy Permanent Secretary Mr. Brian Sichande has called for collective responsibility in implementing the Farmer Input Support Programme (FISP) for the 2026/2027 agricultural season, warning
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Muchinga Province Permanent Secretary Dr. Tuesday Bwalya has applauded civil servants in Chinsali and Shiwang’andu districts for their dedicated service, stressing that no job is
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PRESS STATEMENT 20TH JULY,2026 It has come to our attention with deep concern that certain political aspirants have been actively discouraging community
PRESS RELEASE (For immediate release) 10th July, 2026 LUSAKA: The Government, through the Treasury, has released K150 million to enable all Local Authorities commence the
Muchinga Province is located in the northeast of the country and was created in the year 2011 after detaching it from mother province – Northern Province. The name of the province originates from the Muchinga Escarpment; on which it predominantly sits. The province elongates from southwest to northeast and is located on both sides of the Muchinga Mountains (Muchinga Escarpment).
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