Bombwe Today

24/12/2024

Dear Mulonga Water And Sewerage Co Ltd,

As we approach the end of this year, I feel compelled to urgently bring to your attention several pressing matters that require resolution by 2025. Firstly, the issue of meter readings has become increasingly problematic. To enhance accountability and transparency, it is imperative that you provide us with meter cards. This simple yet effective measure would significantly improve our ability to track usage and ensure fair billing practices.

Secondly, I must address the glaring shortcomings in your public relations service. Effective communication regarding water supply is crucial for maintaining trust with your customers. It is vital that you enhance your communication strategies to keep us informed about any changes or disruptions in service.

The time for action is now; we cannot afford to overlook these issues any longer. Let us work together towards a more efficient and communicative future.

I remain
Kangwa Nsofwa Lupele
Ubuntu Wabantu

19/12/2024

16/12/2024

Mhmh 1990 babies
Next year we will be turning 35🤭

13/12/2024

UBUNTU WABANTU CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY WITH ONE WAY MISSION ORPHANAGE

Kangwa Nsofwa on his birthday give a generous donation of food items, clothing worth K 5000 and K 1000 in cash towards the One Way Mission Orphanage which is a shining example of compassion and altruism. His selfless act demonstrates a deep understanding of the importance of giving back to those in need and making a positive impact in the community.

By providing essential resources to support vulnerable children, Kangwa Nsofwa is not only meeting immediate needs but also fostering hope and resilience for a brighter future. His contribution serves as an inspiration to others to step up and make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate. Through his actions, Kangwa Nsofwa is truly embodying the spirit of empathy and kindness that can transform individuals and communities for the better.

13/12/2024

Happy birthday to you, Kangwa Nsofwa Lupele! Today, we celebrate not just your special day but the incredible impact you have made in the lives of so many. Your leadership embodies a genuine connection with the people, reflecting a heart that truly cares for their well-being.

Your passion for making a difference is evident in every initiative you undertake, whether it's uplifting individuals or transforming communities. You inspire those around you to take action and believe in the power of change. As we honor your birthday, we also recognize the countless lives you've touched and the positive ripple effect you've created.

May this year bring you even more opportunities to lead with compassion and continue your remarkable journey of service. Here’s to celebrating you today and always!

05/12/2024

Leonard C Kasonde writes,
BARS ARE NOW MORE IMPORTANT THAN CLINIC

It is simply mind boggling that Nakatindi councillor George Mwilinga would prioritize installing two solar powered street lights behind bars ( Pa Zulu ) over providing adequate lighting at Lubengele clinic in his own ward. The lack of proper lighting at a medical facility not only puts patients and staff at risk, but also hinders the effectiveness of critical healthcare services.

By choosing to focus on improving visibility behind bars rather than addressing the urgent needs of a healthcare facility, this councillor has shown a serious lapse in judgment and an alarming disregard for the welfare of his residents. It is imperative for elected officials to prioritize the well being and safety of their community members, especially when it comes to essential services like healthcare. This decision reflects poorly on his leadership abilities and calls into question his values as a public servant.

03/12/2024

Leonard C Kasonde writes,
BA KAWAMA MULEFWYA UKUPWISHA INSALA NA K 50 OR K 20

Kawama residents, as you consider the allure of the K 20 and K 50 notes, it’s crucial to reflect on whether these amounts will truly address the deep rooted challenges our community faces. While they may provide temporary relief for hunger, we must remember that our struggles extend beyond just filling our plates.

For years, Kawama has grappled with issues surrounding mealie meal shortages, inadequate roads that hinder access to essential services, land disputes that threaten our stability, and a police service that often seems out of reach when we need support. Our health services are stretched thin, leaving many without timely care.

Simply relying on cash handouts won’t solve these systemic problems, it might only mask them momentarily. Instead, we should be advocating for sustainable solutions community driven initiatives that empower us to reclaim our future. Let’s not forget where we’ve come from or the strength we've shown in overcoming adversity together. It’s time to unite and seek lasting change for Kawama one that addresses not just hunger but all facets of life in our beloved community.

02/12/2024

IN LINE with Chief Justice Mumba Malila’s recent pledge to ensure that court cases of national interest are aired live on television, judgement in the election eligibility case involving former President Edgar Lungu will be carried live of Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC).

The decision marks a significant first time that a case will be held on camera in Zambia and opens the door for similar high profile judicial proceedings in future.

Judiciary deputy director for corporate communication Kalumba Chisambisha-Slavin confirmed on Monday that the proceedings involving the eligibility case will be filmed inside the Constitutional Court.

“ZNBC has been allowed to broadcast live from the courtroom."

In August this year, Dr Malila told journalists that a Judiciary committee had approved a proposal for the introduction of live broadcasts of some court proceedings of national interest and has since started working on modalities for implementation.

The Chief Justice said the Judiciary’s policy committee is in total agreement with his proposal of filming some court proceedings.

Dr Malila emphasised the importance of such an initiative, noting that opening the courts to public inspection and actively engaging in the exchange of information were essential pillars of a functioning democracy.

08/04/2023

08/04/2023

Face To Face With The Community With Former District Commissioner Of Chililabombwe Mr Roy Ngosa

08/04/2023

Face To Face With The Community

08/04/2023

Join The Former District Commissioner Of Chililabombwe Mr Roy Ngosa Interview At Radio Icengelo's Face To Face With The Community.

27/03/2023

Long live our mayor today I spent time to visit our mayor of our town and found him in high spirit and well,Thankyou lord for your healing mercies

26/03/2023

K***a Mulenga wrote

Future Mayor Of Chililabombwe District

I have followed how you bring out issues affecting our district and the way you provide solutions. Your great understanding of the needs of the people makes you a true leader to look at. Kindly consider contesting for Mayoral come 2026. Leonard C Kasonde

22/02/2023

Breaking News
Former Chililabombwe district commissioner Roy Ngosa will on Friday conduct a tour of Lubengele market to appreciate the hardship which marketers are facing and finding solutions.

20/02/2023

When the time is right, all things look good.
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08/01/2023

Good Morning Ba Chililabombwe From The Incoming
Roy Ngosa