Southern Province Minister Edify Hamukale has called on all Zambians to behave responsibly and not to demean or propagate information that touches on the persona of President Edgar Lungu.
Dr. Hamukale said cyberbullying of the Head of State was tantamount to harassing the whole Zambian Republic as President Lungu was the Chief Executive for the country.
The Provincial Minister stressed that spreading false information about the Head of State was punishable by law, and urged all well-meaning Zambians to desist from the detrimental vice.
“As Minister of this land I will not allow anyone propagating false information about the President; Ministers, chiefs and other innocent individuals targeted for unjustified reasons. We would like to see a protected citizenry where all people live in peace and happily,” he said.
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Southern Province Minister Edify Hamukale has called for recapitalization of the Mazabuka Research station under the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock because of the crucial role the institution plays in enhancing livestock farming in the province.
Dr Hamukale has noted the need for agent support because of the institution’s unique function in providing artificial insemination services.
He has observed that artificial insemination is not only cost effective and a modern way of promoting livestock production but also user friendly for livestock farmers especially in Southern Province which is endowed with a huge cattle population.
Dr Hamukale was speaking in Mazabuka when he toured the Mazabuka Research Station Institute of Animal Health.
Southern Province Minister Edify Hamukale has directed the Mazabuka Municipal Council to ensure all traders trading on the streets relocate to provided markets to ensure there is the social distance in the midst of the second wave of the coronavirus.
Dr Hamukale laments that the second wave of the coronavirus is on the rise and all traders must abide by the health guidelines and observe social distance.
Dr Hamukale has further observed that most market shelters are not being utilised and people have continued trading on the streets.
ZANIS reports that the Minister was speaking in Mazabuka this morning, during his tour of the Nakambala and Ndeke Community Markets to sensitise members of the public on the dangers of the COVID-19 pandemic.