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PLANE CARRYING MALAWI'S VICE PRESIDENT GOES MISSING

By Dingindaba Jonah Buyoya

An aircraft carrying Malawi's Vice President, Dr. Saulos Klaus Chilima, has gone missing, sparking widespread concern and a massive search operation.

The plane, which was carrying nine other passengers, including security personnel and crew members, lost contact with air traffic control shortly after takeoff from Lilongwe. The last known location of the aircraft was near the town of Mzuzu, where it was headed for an official visit.

The Malawi Defense Force has launched a search and rescue operation, with teams scouring the area for any sign of the missing plane. So far, no wreckage or signs of the aircraft have been found.

State House in Malawi has issued a statement, stating that Malawi's President, Dr. Lazarus Chakwera has been briefed on the situation and has ordered all available resources to be deployed in the search effort.

Dr. Chakwera has since cancelled a scheduled trip to the Bahamas. The State has further indicated that any developments on the situation would be availed as facts unfold.

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The Commissioner General of the Zambia Correctional Service Mr. Fredrick.S.S. Chilukutu , his Command And All Officers and Civilian staff wish to Congratulate Honorable Jack Mwiimbu, MP, Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security on being conferred with the "Rank and Status" of State Counsel (SC) by The Republican President, Mr. Hakainde Hichilema.

The Correctional Secretary, Deputy Commissioner Moses Musonda presented the plaque to the Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security Hon.Jack Mwiimbu, MP on behalf of the Commissioner General at the Ministry Headquarters in Lusaka.

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The Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security Jack Mwiimbu has revealed that about 1460 jobs have been created through the Department of Immigration in the new and expanded organizational structure.

Mr. Mwiimbu said out of 1460, more than 700 positions are yet to be filled following the recent recruitments in 2023 of Immigration Assistants and Border Guards.

He made the revelations when he opened the 2023 Senior and Regional Immigration Officers’ Annual Conference at Raddison Blu Hotel, Livingstone.

“Your Department has an approved structure with an expanded establishment. My ministry remains committed to ensuring that treasury authority for the remaining seven hundred and seventy positions is obtained in a bid to respond to the low staffing levels.” He said.

The Minister also directed that the review of the Immigration and Deportation Act prioritise programmes that will promote staff welfare and improvement of border infrastructure, among others, for improved public service delivery.

Meanwhile, two million two hundred twenty-seven thousand and seventy-three (2,227,073) entries were recorded into Zambia through various ports of entry, depicting a 50.3% increase in arrivals compared to the one million four hundred and eight one thousand eighty (1,481,080) recorded in 2022.

Director General-Immigration Dr. Japhet Lishomwa who said this, attributed it to the waiving of visa requirements for 43 countries in November 2022.

“This was done with a view to boost tourism hence an increase of foreign arrivals to 66 percent of all arrivals, while citizens accounted for 34 percent," the Director General added.

He further said a total of one hundred and twelve thousand four hundred and sixty-six (112,466) visas were issued, depicting a 25.9 percent decrease compared to the one hundred and fifty-one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine (151,869) issued in 2022.

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MORE JOBS PENDING UNDER IMMIGRATION - GOVT

The Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security Jack Mwiimbu has revealed that about 1460 jobs have been created through the Department of Immigration in the new and expanded organizational structure.

Mr. Mwiimbu said out of 1460, more than 700 positions are yet to be filled following the recent recruitments in 2023 of Immigration Assistants and Border Guards.

He made the revelations when he opened the 2023 Senior and Regional Immigration Officers’ Annual Conference at Raddison Blu Hotel, Livingstone.

“Your Department has an approved structure with an expanded establishment. My ministry remains committed to ensuring that treasury authority for the remaining seven hundred and seventy positions is obtained in a bid to respond to the low staffing levels.” He said.

The Minister also directed that the review of the Immigration and Deportation Act prioritise programmes that will promote staff welfare and improvement of border infrastructure, among others, for improved public service delivery.

Meanwhile, two million two hundred twenty-seven thousand and seventy-three (2,227,073) entries were recorded into Zambia through various ports of entry, depicting a 50.3% increase in arrivals compared to the one million four hundred and eight one thousand eighty (1,481,080) recorded in 2022.

Director General-Immigration Dr. Japhet Lishomwa who said this, attributed it to the waiving of visa requirements for 43 countries in November 2022.

“this was done with a view to boost tourism hence an increase of foreign arrivals 66 percent of all arrivals, while citizens accounted for 34 percent," the Director General added.

He further said a total of one hundred and twelve thousand four hundred and sixty-six (112,466) visas were issued, depicting a 25.9 percent decrease compared to the one hundred and fifty-one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine (151,869) issued in 2022.

The conference is the highest strategic engagement that seeks to interrogate the annual previous performance and further informs the plan for the year ahead.

The theme for this year’s 5-day conference is which is ‘Exploring the Synergies between Migration and Sustainable Socio-Economic Development through a Professional Immigration Service’ aligns well with the overall government 2024 theme of ‘Unlocking Economic Potential.’

MORE JOBS PENDING UNDER IMMIGRATION - GOVT

The Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security Jack Mwiimbu has revealed that about 1460 jobs have been created through the Department of Immigration in the new and expanded organizational structure.

Mr. Mwiimbu said out of 1460, more than 700 positions are yet to be filled following the recent recruitments in 2023 of Immigration Assistants and Border Guards.

He made the revelations when he opened the 2023 Senior and Regional Immigration Officers’ Annual Conference at Raddison Blu Hotel, Livingstone.

“Your Department has an approved structure with an expanded establishment. My ministry remains committed to ensuring that treasury authority for the remaining seven hundred and seventy positions is obtained in a bid to respond to the low staffing levels.” He said.

The Minister also directed that the review of the Immigration and Deportation Act prioritise programmes that will promote staff welfare and improvement of border infrastructure, among others, for improved public service delivery.

Meanwhile, two million two hundred twenty-seven thousand and seventy-three (2,227,073) entries were recorded into Zambia through various ports of entry, depicting a 50.3% increase in arrivals compared to the one million four hundred and eight one thousand eighty (1,481,080) recorded in 2022.

Director General-Immigration Dr. Japhet Lishomwa who said this, attributed it to the waiving of visa requirements for 43 countries in November 2022.

“this was done with a view to boost tourism hence an increase of foreign arrivals 66 percent of all arrivals, while citizens accounted for 34 percent," the Director General added.

He further said a total of one hundred and twelve thousand four hundred and sixty-six (112,466) visas were issued, depicting a 25.9 percent decrease compared to the one hundred and fifty-one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine (151,869) issued in 2022.

The conference is the highest strategic engagement that seeks to interrogate the annual previous performance and further informs the plan for the year ahead.

The theme for this year’s 5-day conference is which is ‘Exploring the Synergies between Migration and Sustainable Socio-Economic Development through a Professional Immigration Service’ aligns well with the overall government 2024 theme of ‘Unlocking Economic Potential.’