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... Hatyoka says the destroyed non-compliant products are valued over K900,000 By Francis Maingaila  Lusaka, Zambia24 (19-02 - 2024 ) - The Zambia Compulsory Standards Agency (ZCSA) demonstrated its commitment to upholding standards by disposing of non-compliant products valued at K903,930. Brian Hatyoka, Head of Communications at ZCSA, told Zambia24 in statement that the confiscated products in Lusaka, including sockets, adaptors, Top Plugs, shoe polish, rubber condoms, incandescent bulbs, electric cables, gear oil, and used undergarments, were destroyed. Additionally, food and beverage items such as clear beer, biscuits, peanut butter, edible oil, opaque beer, mealie meal, jams, marmalades, wheat flour, animal feed, bottled water, and fruit-flavored drinks met the same fate. Hatyoka emphasized that this action aligns with guidelines outlined in the Compulsory Standards Act No. 3 of 2017, enabling ZCSA to protect public safety, health, and the environment. He warned manufacturers, imp...

... Morin pledges her organization's continued support to Technological advancement and collaboration in Zambia's ICT sector  By Francis Maingaila  Lusaka, Zambia24 (27-03-2024) -The Information and Communications Technology Association of Zambia (ICTAZ) received a K100,000 contribution from Spark Systems Limited for its upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM). Speaking at a press briefing, Mazuba Hankuku, Chairperson for Membership, expressed appreciation for the donation and stressed the significance of industry collaboration and investment in technology's future. Hankuku acknowledged Spark Systems Limited and its country manager, Annmarie Morin, highlighting the vital role of collaboration in navigating technological advancements and driving innovation within the ICT sector. He mentioned that the AGM, scheduled in the near future, will serve as a platform for reflection, dialogue, and strategic planning. Hankuku emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration in overc...