Author: Kabamba Mvula

03rd February, 2025 Mulobezi Town Council pays 628 beneficiaries under the Cash-for-Work (CFW) Program. To date, a total of K376,800 has been disbursed to 628 beneficiaries in Mulobezi district since the program started in September. Each beneficiary is receiving K600 for every 10 days of work completed. This is a milestone for the Council which… Continue reading 628 CASH-FOR-WORK BENEFICIARIES PAID IN MULOBEZI DISTRICT

Mulobezi staff keeping fit #Sport‘s day#2025 goals

January 3rd, 2025 Mulobezi Town Council hosted a stakeholder engagement meeting in the Council Chamber to discuss the strategic development of community sports initiatives within Mulobezi District. Key concerns raised during the meeting included the oversaturation of sports events, which makes it challenging for communities to participate fully, as well as coming up with the… Continue reading MULOBEZI TOWN COUNCIL HELD ITS STAKEHOLDER COMMUNITY SPORTS ENGAGEMENT MEETING

PRESS STATEMENT (For Immediate Release) 14th December, 2024 – Local Government and Rural Development Permanent Secretary, Maambo Haamaundu has congratulated Local Authorities (LAs) for the tremendous improvement in service delivery. Mr Haamaundu is also impressed that over 90 Local Authorities across the country have qualified for the Zambia Devolution Support Program capital grant. Speaking when… Continue reading TREMENDOUS IMPROVEMENT IN SERVICE DELIVERY: PS MAAMBO HAMAUNDU APPLAUDS LOCAL AUTHORITIES….

Mulobezi Town Council joined the rest of the Local Authorities in the ongoing 2025 National Budget hearing and 2024 Budget performance review meetings being held in several venues across the country simultaneously. The Local Authority Team led by the Council Secretary Ireen Kasininga Kayuni (Mrs) at the Lusaka Legacy Resort engaged in discussions focused on… Continue reading MULOBEZI TOWN COUNCIL BUDGET STANDS AT K74.2 MILLION FOR THE YEAR 2025.

Livingstone Institute Of Business and Engineering Studies (LIBES) plays a crucial role in providing training and skills development to youths in the country and Mulobezi students are part of the youths that are being trained. During their visit, Council Chairperson Mr. Mizhi Kamocha and Public Relations Officer Ms.Indra Cheelo engaged with staff and students to… Continue reading COUNCIL OFFICIALS VISIT LIBES TRADES INSTITUTION TO MONITOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AND BURSARY PROGRAM STUDENTS

2022,2023 &2024 CDF STATUS UPDATE

A total of K193,200 will be allocated to pay cash-for-work beneficiaries in Mulobezi district for the month of September. The local authority, in collaboration with key stakeholders such as the Ward Development Committees (WDCs), Councilors have been actively implementing the program across all wards in the district. Strict supervision from the local authority is in… Continue reading 322 MULOBEZI RESIDENTS PLACED ON CASH FOR WORK PROGRAM FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 2024