My News Report On SABC Channel Africa on the HIV/AIDS Vaccine Currently On Trial In Africa, Later In Europe And The US

SILOZI News REPORT On HIV/AIDS Vaccine Clinical Trials Being Done In Africa - 29th July 2019

AIDS Foundation Of South Africa (AFSA) Trains Health Enthusiasts In The Region In Use Of ICTs To Advocate For Sexual Reproductive Health Rights Advocacy

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Use Of ICTs To Champion Good Health and Sexual Rights

Controversial Bill 10 Back For Second Reading In Zambian Parliament

The Zambian Parliament is this afternoon set to vote for the Constitution Amendment Bill as it goes through Second Reading on the Floor of the House. 

Arthur Sikopo reports from Lusaka on some of the Possibilities during the Second Reading.

Controversial Bill 10 Back For Second Reading In Zambian Parliament

“Leaving no one behind” is the key message of the United Nations set Sustainable Development Goals which emphasizes on encompassing everyone in the attainment of the Global Goals.

Concerns are however being raised on various health and Rights matters at the on-going AIDS Foundation of South Africa organised training for civil society, activists, Media personalities among other champions of health matters in the East and Southern Africa region.
Arthur Davies Sikopo now reports.

This Report Run On Africa Midday 13 March 2020 On SABC Radio Service – Channel Africa

Africa Midday

SRHR. LGBTIQ & SDGs From An African Perspective - Report on SABC Radio

Day One Of Training In Use Of Technology and Innovation In Advancing Health And Rights Matters In Africa.

This Run On SABC Radio Service Channel Africa On 12th March 2020.

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ICTs & Health In Africa - Day 2 SRAN Training (SILOZI)

Zambian MPs Walk Out Parliament To Reject 'Bad Law'

Members of the opposition yesterday walked out of Parliament when the Controversial Constitution Amendment Bill Number 10 was brought back for Second Reading In Zambian Parliament.

Arthur Davies Sikopo reports from Lusaka on the development during the Second Reading.

Zambian MPs Walk Out Parliament To Reject 'Bad Law'

Zambia Records COVID Case 3, As Stakeholders Call For A Travel Ban!

Zambia has recorded its third case of Coronavirus popularly known as Covid-19.

Meanwhile, stakeholders are calling on Government to apply measures in order to contain the viral disease.

Our Zambia Correspondent Arthur Davies Sikopo now gives us the latest.

Zambia Records COVID-19 Case 3

Fears are growing in Zambia that women could be more at risk of contracting now infamous global threat, the Coronavirus and may impact negatively on the female’s contribution to social economic development of families and the nation at large.

Meanwhile, some top government officials in the country have gone into quarantine after they travel to Covid hit countries recently.

Channel Africa’s Zambia Correspondent, Arthur Davies Sikopo now reports from the Capital, Lusaka

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Zambia Top Govt Officials Go Into Covid 19 Quarantine As Women Express Concern Over Their Wellbeing

Zambia Records First Covid 19 Death, As Local Transmission Increase

The infamous Covid 19 has now claimed a life in Zambia.

And the Covid 19 cases are increasing in the Southern African country that has insisted that it will not lockdown because it is landlocked already.

Arthur Davies Sikopo from Lusaka, Now Reports
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Zambia Records First Covid 19 Death, As Govt Insists "No Lockdown, We Are Already Landlocked"

This is my news report that aired on SABC’s Channel Africa on Zambia’s progress being made in the fight against Covid 19 and Government Minister’s apology on his careless behaviour, in as Covid is concerned.

Zambia has in the last five days posted a positive outlook in the fight against coronavirus or Covid 19.

Meanwhile, a Zambian Minister has apologized to the Country and the people he came in contact with when he was a suspect of Covid 19 and his action of breaking a new law.

Our Zambia Correspondent Arthur Davies Sikopo now gives us the details from Lusaka.

Zambia Post Positives - ZERO Covid 19 Cases In 5 Days, Careless Minister Apologizes

Cyber Crime Shoots Up As Zambians Stay Home

As people practice the now global catch phrase, “Stay Home”, many are now becoming victims to cyber crimes in Zambia as they use other facilities in transacting so as to “Stay Home” and Stay safe.

Our Zambian Correspondent Arthur Davies Sikopo from Lusaka, gives us what is obtaining in that country.

Cyber Crime Shoots Up As Zambians "Stay Home"

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