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SNZ addresses the welfare of vulnerable populations like the elderly & boy children & communities on climate change & environmental protection.

Through workshops & outreach programs, We raise awareness on sustainable practices. Healthier future for all.

05/08/2026

World Environment Day 2026, hosted by Azerbaijan in Baku on June 5, centered on the theme “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.” with the campaign message . UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned that the Earth is nearing a 1.5°C temperature overshoot, urging rapid emission cuts, clean energy transitions, and ecosystem protection.
●Core Messages and Focus Areas
●Planetary Warnings: Rising seas, heatwaves, and extreme weather signal that climate change is an immediate reality rather than a distant threat.
●Nature's Role: Ecosystems like forests and wetlands act as vital, natural buffers that absorb carbon and build community resilience.
●Actionable Steps: The campaign highlights the need to transition to renewable energy, cut methane emissions, and fulfill global climate finance commitments. Zambia Environmental Management Agency UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre Ministry of Green Economy and Environment - Zambia

26/07/2026

Every meaningful change begins with one small action.

In France, a gardener noticed something many people overlooked—bees struggling to drink from public fountains. They would land on the water's surface, slip, and often drown before they could fly away.

Instead of ignoring the problem, the gardener came up with a simple solution: placing small floating cork islands on the fountains. These tiny corks became safe landing spots where bees could rest and drink without the risk of drowning.

No expensive technology. No massive project. Just one thoughtful idea that helped protect countless pollinators.

This story reminds us that protecting nature doesn't always require grand gestures. Sometimes, the smallest actions create the biggest impact. Whether it's planting pollinator-friendly flowers, reducing pesticide use, leaving out a shallow water source with safe landing spots, or simply raising awareness, every effort matters.

As we celebrate Pollinator Week (June 22–28), let's remember that bees, butterflies, birds, and other pollinators sustain ecosystems and support much of the food we eat. They need our help now more than ever.

Small actions. Huge impact. Together, we can create a world where both people and pollinators thrive. 🐝🌼

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Credit: Climate Crisis and Plastic Pollution Action

25/07/2026

The wild animal left footprints. The "civilized" human left a landfill. The elephant traversed nature without causing destruction. The human traversed the planet as if everything behind him were someone else's responsibility. We label animals wild, yet they possess the ability to coexist with nature. We label ourselves intelligent, yet our pursuit of convenience is transforming forests, rivers, and open land into dumping grounds. Nature does not generate plastic waste. Nature does not discard bottles, tires, or broken electronics. We do. Perhaps the real question is not, "Why are animals entering our world?" Perhaps it is, "Why are we destroying theirs?" The wild animal left footprints. The "civilized" human left a landfill. The elephant walked through nature without destroying it. The human walked through the planet as if everything behind him were someone else's problem. We call animals wild, yet they know how to live within nature. We call ourselves intelligent, yet our convenience is turning forests, rivers and open land into dumping grounds. Nature does not create plastic waste. Nature does not throw bottles, tyres or broken electronics. We do. Maybe the real question is not, "Why are animals entering our world?" Maybe it is, "Why are we destroying theirs?"
🌍 Leave only footprints—not pollution.

21/07/2026

🦌💔 A baby deer was found resting peacefully beside a plastic deer decoy, thinking it had found comfort and companionship.

This simple image speaks volumes — even animals seek warmth, love, and safety. It reminds us how deeply connected life is, and how fragile.

If a little deer can trust a lifeless figure for comfort, imagine how much our kindness and compassion can mean to real, living beings around us. 🌿✨

Empathy isn’t just for humans — it’s for all creatures who share this world with us.

15/07/2026

Happy World Youth Skills Day! 🌍 Today we celebrate under the theme 'Skills for a Shared Future.' Let’s continue equipping our young people with the tools, trades, and digital skills they need to innovate, lead, and build stronger communities. 🛠️💡

05/06/2026

Nature gives us our life, our breath, and our future. Let us stop taking and start restoring. Whether you choose to plant a tree, say no to single-use plastics, or reduce your carbon footprint, your everyday choices matter. Protect the planet today for the generations of tomorrow.

26/05/2026

Taking responsibility for the environment is not an option; it is a shared duty. Every action—whether planting a tree, reducing waste, or saving water—directly protects the natural resources we depend on for survival. Collective awareness and sustainable daily habits ensure a healthy planet for future generations. "We Are Caretakers" The environment is our shared home, not a resource to be exhausted. Zambia Environmental Management Agency Lusaka City Council UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre Simon Mwewa Lane SMLtv

17/05/2026

High blood pressure (hypertension) is a silent killer that exerts excessive force against artery walls. Typically asymptomatic, it necessitates increased cardiac effort. If left unmanaged, it significantly elevates the risk of heart attack, stroke, and kidney failure. Know Your Numbers Blood pressure is measured in two numbers (systolic/diastolic, e.g., 120/80. Normal: Less than 120/80mm Hg Elevated Stage 1: 130–139 / 80–89 mm Stage 2: 140/90mm Hg or higher Hypertensive Crisis: 180/120 mm Hg or higher Actionable Steps Get Tested: Regular measurement is the only means of detecting hypertension. Make Lifestyle Changes: Reduce salt intake, consume more fruits and vegetables, engage in physical activity, and practice moderate alcohol consumption. Seek Emergency Care: If your reading is 180/120 or higher, or if you experience chest pain, blurred vision, or severe headaches, contact a healthcare professional or emergency services immediately. World Health Organization (WHO) Ministry of Health Zambia

01/05/2026

Happy New Month! May this fresh start bring you new opportunities, immense joy, and resounding success in all your endeavors. Embrace this month with hope, a heart full of dreams, and the confidence to achieve your goals, making every single moment count. Wishing you a truly blessed, prosperous, and happy month ahead!
Sensitization Network Zambia

20/04/2026

We are truly moved by this act of kindness. Our organization works every day to uplift the elderly, and seeing this level of respect from the highest office gives our mission strength. Thank you for showing that our seniors matter.
Hakainde Hichilema Sensitization Network Zambia

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Monday	08:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 18:00
Thursday	08:00 - 18:00
Friday	08:33 - 18:00
Saturday	08:33 - 17:00

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