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Kapiri Mposhi Town Council Kapiri Mposhi District is a Zambian town located in the Central Province.

It is located north of the City of Lusaka; it stands on the Great North Road and is significant for the railway connection between Zambia Railways, from Livingstone, through Lusaka.

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Kapiri mposhi, october 5,2026-Council Chairperson, His Worship Mr. Brilliant Munyeke, has strongly warned members of the...
05/10/2026

Kapiri mposhi, october 5,2026-Council Chairperson, His Worship Mr. Brilliant Munyeke, has strongly warned members of the community against stealing stones and other road construction materials from roads currently being graded by AVIC.
Mr. Munyeke said the materials are essential to the ongoing road works and should not be tampered with or removed for personal use.
He urged residents to protect public infrastructure and allow AVIC to complete the road works without unnecessary interference, warning that those found stealing the materials could face action in accordance with the law.

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Kapiri Mposhi, October 5,2026-With scores of people gathering around Mushimbili Mountains, hoping to strike it lucky in ...
05/10/2026

Kapiri Mposhi, October 5,2026-With scores of people gathering around Mushimbili Mountains, hoping to strike it lucky in their search for gold, rumours continue to circulate that the hills may be hiding the sparkling precious stone.
Earlier today, the Council Chairperson, His Worship Mr. Brilliant Munyeke, visited the said mountains together with the Zambia Police to assess the situation and explore ways of restoring sanity, order and safety within the community.
The visit comes amid growing numbers of people flocking to the area in search of the rumoured gold deposits. Authorities are expected to engage the community and ensure that activities in the area are conducted in an orderly and lawful manner.

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29/09/2026

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WORLD VISION HOLDS EXIT MEETING IN KAPIRI MPOSHI DISTRICT24 September 2026 — World Vision Zambia has held an exit meetin...
24/09/2026

WORLD VISION HOLDS EXIT MEETING IN KAPIRI MPOSHI DISTRICT

24 September 2026 — World Vision Zambia has held an exit meeting in Kapiri Mposhi District as part of the closure process for its Musosolokwe Area Development Programme (ADP), which covers Imansa, Lukanga and Mpunde Wards.

The Musosolokwe ADP is scheduled to come to an end on 30 September 2026, following several years of implementing development interventions aimed at improving the well-being of children and their families in the district.

Over the years, World Vision Zambia has worked closely with the Government of the Republic of Zambia, traditional leaders, community structures, cooperating partners and local communities to implement integrated development programmes across various sectors.

The interventions have included community engagement and the Sponsorship Plan, child protection, health and nutrition, integrated Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (iWASH), education, livelihoods, and community capacity strengthening.

As part of the programme closure process, World Vision Zambia convened a phase-out and transition meeting with key stakeholders to reflect on the programme's achievements, experiences and lessons learned, as well as discuss the transition of activities to local stakeholders.
Speaking during the meeting, Kapiri Mposhi District Commissioner Mr Francis Hassalama expressed gratitude to World Vision Zambia for the work it has undertaken in the district over the years.

Mr Hassalama highlighted several contributions made by World Vision, including the construction of schools and a health post, as well as support towards education and sanitation, particularly initiatives benefiting the girl child.

He, however, expressed sadness that the programme was coming to an end at a time when there was still much more that could be done to support communities in the district.

The meeting provided an opportunity for stakeholders to share comments, reflections and experiences, while recognising the achievements made by World Vision since the programme's inception.

Stakeholders also discussed the importance of sustaining the gains made under the Musosolokwe ADP and ensuring that communities and local structures continue to build on the interventions after World Vision's exit.

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KAPIRI MPOSHI TOWN COUNCIL PROCURES TLB MACHINERY TO BOOST WASTE MANAGEMENT.September, 21, 2026-Kapiri Mposhi Town Counc...
22/09/2026

KAPIRI MPOSHI TOWN COUNCIL PROCURES TLB MACHINERY TO BOOST WASTE MANAGEMENT.
September, 21, 2026-Kapiri Mposhi Town Council has procured a Tractor-Loader-Backhoe (TLB) at a cost of K2.2 million to strengthen waste management, public health, and sanitation services in the district.

The machinery was officially handed over to the Council Secretary and management, who will oversee its deployment in waste management activities across Kapiri Mposhi.

Speaking during the handover ceremony, Council Chairperson Mr Brilliant Munyeke commended the council management for procuring the equipment using Own Source Revenue.

“As Kapiri Mposhi Town Council, we have been facing challenges when it comes to waste management. With the coming of the TLB, we are sure we are a step forward in curbing solid waste in the district,” Mr Munyeke said.

The acquisition of the TLB is expected to enhance the council’s capacity to collect, handle, and manage solid waste, contributing to improved sanitation and a cleaner environment in the district.

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16/09/2026

PS CALLS FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES TO FOCUS MORE ON DIGITAL PLATFORMS

Kabwe, September 16, 2026 — Permanent Secretary for Central Province, Dr. Milner Mwanakampwe, has encouraged local authorities to place greater focus on digital platforms to improve access to information and enhance communication with communities and stakeholders.

Dr. Mwanakampwe was speaking in Kabwe during a five-day Website Enhancement and Cybersecurity Training, being held from September 14 to 18, 2026.

He said council websites should be given the attention they deserve because they provide an important platform through which communities and stakeholders can access essential information about local authorities and their services.

Dr. Mwanakampwe further emphasized that the training comes at a time when Government continues to enhance digital transformation and urged local authorities to embrace digital platforms as part of efforts to improve service delivery and accessibility of information.
"This training could not have come at a more appropriate time.
Your Government continues to pursue the Digital Transformation Agenda with the objective of improving the efficiency, accessibility, transparency and responsiveness of public services." He said.

He further said, "President Hakainde Hichilema has begun the Grow Zambia Agenda and as Local Authorities, we have an important role to play in supporting this agenda. Our councils are at the centre of service delivery and development at the local level and citizens increasingly expect to access information and services through digital platforms."

The Permanent Secretary encouraged participants to pay close attention to the training and contribute fully to discussions and practical sessions.

The training is being attended by representatives from local authorities in Central, Muchinga and Lusaka Provinces.

Kapiri Mposhi Town Council is represented by Principal Officer Mr. Timothy Mambalakata, Systems Analyst Mr. Patrick Mumba, and Public Relations Officer Ms. Flyness Botha.

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Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development-Zambia
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