This case exemplifies the power of interagency cooperation across borders, where agencies from different countries work together to achieve a common goal. The collaboration between the Drug Enforcement Commission, Zambian Police, National Prosecution Authority, Reserve Bank of Malawi, and Fiscal Police, among others, demonstrates the effectiveness of pooling resources and expertise to combat complex transnational crimes. By working together, these agencies have been able to unravel a sophisticated currency smuggling and laundering operation, showcasing the benefits of interagency cooperation in achieving justice and protecting national interests. Follow this link for full detail : https://www.nyasatimes.com/malawis-kwacha-syndicate-exposed-after-zambia-bust/#:~:text=A%20sophisticated%20money%20laundering%20syndicate,currency%20smuggling%20and%20potential%20counterfeiting

In an age where we aspire to build safer communities, nurture responsible citizens, and promote a brighter future for Zambia, there is a transformative force at work – the Children’s Code Act, No. 12 of 2022. This comprehensive piece of legislation, enacted by the Zambian Parliament, places the best interests of children at its heart and promises a society where every child is safe, protected, and thriving. So, what exactly is the Children’s Code Act, No. 12 of 2022? In essence, it is a consolidation of various laws that concern the welfare of children, a tailor-made legal framework designed to ensure that children’s rights are upheld, respected, and protected. Its full implementation represents a significant step toward creating a society free from the injustices that children often face. This transformative Act aligns with international treaties on children’s rights that Zambia