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The Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security's mandate is to provide and maintain internal security in order to promote sustainable socio-economic development for the people of Zamba.

07/11/2026
07/11/2026

HAPPY SABBATH!

SOCIETIES SUCCESSFULLY HOLDS FIRST SENSITISATION MEETING IN LUSAKA DISTRICT.
06/11/2026

SOCIETIES SUCCESSFULLY HOLDS FIRST SENSITISATION MEETING IN LUSAKA DISTRICT.

🇿🇲 HANDOVER CEREMONY | MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS AND INTERNAL SECURITY 🇿🇲📸 PHOTO FOCUSThe former Minister of Home Affairs...
06/11/2026

🇿🇲 HANDOVER CEREMONY | MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS AND INTERNAL SECURITY 🇿🇲

📸 PHOTO FOCUS

The former Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security, now Minister of Justice, Hon. Jack J. Mwiimbu, SC, MP, officially hands over to Hon. Dr. Clement Andeleki, the new Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security.

A new chapter begins for the Ministry as leadership transitions, with a continued commitment to safeguarding national security, strengthening public service delivery and serving the Zambian people.

We wish both Honourable Ministers success in their new roles.

COURTESY CALLIndependent Members of Parliament this morning paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Home Affairs and Int...
06/11/2026

COURTESY CALL

Independent Members of Parliament this morning paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security, Hon. Dr. Clement Andeleki, to congratulate him on his appointment to the ministerial portfolio.

Also present during the visit was Southern Province Minister, Hon. Edgar Sing’ombe.

The visit provided an opportunity for the Independent MPs to extend their congratulations and best wishes to Hon. Dr. Andeleki as he assumes his new responsibilities

06/11/2026

| DIGITAL FORENSICS AWARENESS 🔐

⚠️ AI PROMPTS MAY BE DISCOVERABLE: A WAKE-UP CALL FOR PROFESSIONALS ⚠️

This week, we highlight the forensic implications of using generative AI tools and the importance of protecting sensitive organisational information.

🤖 Tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, DeepSeek and Perplexity are transforming how professionals, including government employees, research, analyse information, draft reports and generate insights faster than ever before.

❓ BUT HAVE YOU CONSIDERED WHAT HAPPENS TO THE INFORMATION YOU ENTER INTO THESE CHATBOTS?

From a legal and digital forensic perspective, using generative AI carries significant hidden risks every professional must understand:

📌 Every prompt, uploaded document and chat history leaves a digital trail.
📌 In investigations, data breaches or audits, prompts may be requested from service providers, reviewed and used as evidence.
📌 One day, your prompts could become the subject of scrutiny, with or without your knowledge.

✅ THE PRACTICAL LESSON IS SIMPLE:
Keep your prompts professional and appropriate. Avoid uploading sensitive, confidential or privileged organisational documents or information unless expressly authorised by your institution.

💡 REMEMBER:
Think before you prompt. Your digital footprint matters.

DEC Uncovers Multiple Drug Trafficking Syndicates, Seizes Illicit Substances in Intelligence-Led Operations The nationwi...
06/11/2026

DEC Uncovers Multiple Drug Trafficking Syndicates, Seizes Illicit Substances in Intelligence-Led Operations

The nationwide fight against drug trafficking has gained momentum as the Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC), intensifies its operations, with coordinated interventions on the Copperbelt, in Central and Lusaka Provinces resulting in the arrest of several suspects linked to the trafficking and cultivation of controlled substances.

In Mkushi District in Central Province, the Commission has arrested Elias Simwala, male aged 23, of Itala residential area. Simwala has been arrested for Trafficking in 13 rocks of Co***ne, 35 wraps of He**in, 2 bottles of Benylin with Codeine, 125 sachets of Cannabis and 1.82 kilogrammes of dry loose cannabis. Also arrested within the District, is Hilda Ngulube, female aged 75. The arrest is in connection with the offense of Trafficking in 386 sachets of Cannabis weighing 1.4 kilogrammes.

Meanwhile, in Kapiri Mposhi, the Commission has arrested Solomon Sipanji, male aged 28, of Mukonchi area. The arrest is in connection with the offence of Unlawful Cultivation of Cannabis plants weighing 1.4 kilogrammes, which were intercropped with chilli plants and Trafficking in 300 grammes of dry loose Cannabis.

Furthermore, in Chitambo District, officers have jointly charged and arrested Joyce Namfukwe, female aged 45, of Makululu Compound in Kabwe District and Priscilla Mwenya, female aged 45, of Chaila area in Mpika District. Namfukwe and Mwenya have been arrested for Trafficking in 4.29 kilogrammes of high-grade Cannabis. In another operation conducted in the same area, the Commission has formally charged and arrested Brenda Chola, female aged 27, of North Park area in Kapiri Mposhi. Chola has been arrested for Trafficking in 57 rocks of Co***ne weighing 2.9 grammes.

Additionally, in Lusaka District of Lusaka Province, the Commission has formally charged and arrested Grace Chibuye, female aged 27 and Rabecca Daka, female aged 31, both residents of Kanyama area. The two, have been arrested in connection with the offence of Trafficking in high-grade Cannabis weighing 3.8 kilogrammes.

On the other hand, arising from a controlled delivery operation conducted by officers from Southern, Lusaka and Copperbelt Provinces, the Commission has jointly charged and arrested three (3) suspects at a named Bus Station in Kitwe. The suspects have been identified as Arnold Chileshe, male aged 36, of Kwacha Township, James Nkandu, male aged 44, of Kawama area and Felix Kayombo, male aged 30, of Foxdale area in Lusaka.

The trio has been arrested in connection with the offence of Unlawful Importation of 384 bottles of Benylin cough syrup containing Codeine. During the operation, the Commission also seized a red Nissan Note motor vehicle, bearing Registration Number ADF 8158. The vehicle was allegedly linked to the transportation of the drug consignment from the said Bus station.
All the named suspects have since been detained in lawful custody, awaiting Court appearances.
The DEC remains committed to dismantling drug trafficking networks and curbing the cultivation, possession and distribution of controlled substances. Persons engaged in illicit drug related activities are hereby warned, that they will face the full force of the law.

Members of the public are further encouraged to continue supporting the Commission by reporting suspected drug-related activities to the relevant authorities so that by acting together, we can effectively prevent, detect and combat crime.
Issued by:

Theresa Mawere
Deputy Public Relations Officer
Drug Enforcement Commission

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