Joanne Dawson
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Income Security for the Elderly in Zambia in the New Dawn what next?
This article highlights the lack of provision of social security for the vast majority of Older people in the Republic of Zambia and the impact this has on the enjoyment of their other rights, such as the right to health and to an adequate standard of living. It suggests questions for us as a People and Nation to include in its List of Issues to the Government of the New Dawn and H.E. President Hakainde Hichilema to explore this issue further in support of the Elderly and programmes on Ageing than continue with giving cash to ghosts by using the Social Cash Transfer that does not benefit the nation .
Credit: Dr. Oliver Mupila Kameya
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NORTH WESTERN AGRICULTURE COOPERATIVE UNIVERSITY ZAMBIA
Community Based Youth Agriculture Skills Empowerment MARGINALISED WOMEN AND YOUTHS
Credit: Dr. Oliver Mupila Kameya
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Health Conditions of the Old Aged must be a Policy Concern of the Zambian Government !
Relatively scant knowledge is available on the situations of older persons among us as a people and as a Nation. Reliable and accessible demographic and health statistics are needed to inform policy making for the older population of our great mother Zambia.
Credit: Dr. Oliver Mupila Kameya
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Zambian Ageing &Depression as a Mental Illness.
Depression is one of the most common mental illnesses faced by a number of the Zambian Older Persons, affecting more men and women aged 50 years and above (the adult population).
Credit: Dr. Oliver Mupila Kameya
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ZAMBIA CELEBRATES THE UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL DAY OF OLDER PERSONS ON 1ST OCTOBER.
We need as a People and as a Nation take a stand against ageism in order to work with and for the Aged in our communities as Zambia celebrates what our senior citizens have done to this great our Mother Nation.
Credit: Dr. Oliver Mupila Kameya
