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Youth day celebrations in photos!

Theme: "Rise and Sour!"




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GAME-CHANGING RESEARCH ALERT FROM PALABANA UNIVERSITY!

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Our dedicated researchers have CO-AUTHORED a GROUNDBREAKING INTERNATIONAL STUDY on Redclaw Crayfish in Lake Itezhi-Tezhi, REVOLUTIONIZING sustainable fisheries and environmental management in Zambia!

Dive into this cutting-edge work that's shaping Zambia's environmental future.

Check out link below:
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Palabana University researchers co-author an international study on Redclaw Crayfish in Lake Itezhi-Tezhi, advancing research on sustainable fisheries and environmental management in Zambia. – Palabana University Committed to cultivating the future of agriculture through education, innovation, and sustainable practices. Join us in growing a better tomorrow.

PALABANA UNIVERSITY WOMEN CELEBRATE WOMEN'S DAY WITH NEW ENERGY: A deliberate revolutionary move!

Palabana University Women ,with the support of men, yesterday ,8th March, 2026 lifted Intentions as they matched and participated in their day.

Yesterday, our women didn't just celebrate International Women's Day, THEY UNLEASHED CHANGE ARROWS!

In the heart of Chongwe , our female staff ignited the spirit of "Rights, Justice, Action for all women and girls"

From powerful mind blowing speeches to game-changing pledges, our women stood united for gender equality, amplifying voices, and sparking change in Zambia and beyond .

What's the way forward?
Let's shatter ceilings!
Let's fuel the fire for justice!
Let's uplift and propel each other to greatness!

Yes ! Women are not Men's assistants but equal partners!!!!





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Palabana University Sports Executive (PAUSE) settles for friendlies with neighbor Chalimbana University.

A preparatory arrangement towards the much anticipated Zambia Universities Sports Association (ZUSA) 'Open Games' tournament to be held at Mulungushi University in the last week of the month of March, 2026.

"7TH MARCH,2026 WAS A BLAST!
Palabana University athletes brought their A-game to Chalimbana University (the host) yesterday and LEFT IT ALL ON THE FIELD! From nail-biting football clashes to lightning-fast netball and volleyball shows, our students SLAMMED it with sportsmanship and team spirit!

Chalimbana University did not relax at a thing as they pushed harder making the games more exciting creating an electric atmosphere that did not only attract students but also other members of the surrounding community.

Who said Agriculture is boring? Here is the twist in the narrative as our students go firm on sports and recreation.
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Check out these epic moments!




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Hands-on Training in Action at Palabana University!

On 6th March 2026, the Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries Sciences stocked 15,000 fingerlings in three nursery ponds as part of practical training for Aquaculture and Fisheries students.

The Head of Department, Mr. Oliver J. Hasimuna highlighted that Palabana University is setting a model in aquaculture training by actively engaging students in hands-on practical activities from their first year, equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and innovative competencies required by the aquaculture industry.

At Palabana University, we believe that combining practical training with research and theory is the most effective way to prepare students for real industry challenges. The stocked fingerlings will be carefully nurtured in the nursery ponds until they reach an appropriate size, after which they will be transferred to production ponds where they will be grown to market size.
This initiative not only strengthens practical training for students but also contributes to fish production aimed at generating revenue for the institution, helping to support the sustainability of training programs.

When it comes to agricultural training, Palabana University i, definitely, the destination!




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Ashish Life Science Pvt Limited on Friday the 6th day of the month of March 2026 awarded five (5) 2025 Academic year Diploma graduands.

The gesture was aimed at encouraging learners to stay committed in order to see to it that the industry receives good quality from Academic bodies.

The awards were in four (4) selected courses and one overall performance award was given to Callen Maambo.

Both PU management and Ashish leadership were in attendance at the ceremony officially graced by the two Palabana University Deputy Vice Chancellors for Academic Affairs (Professor Zulu) and Research/Innovation (Professor Munyeme). In attendance were, also, students and other academic members of staff.

Congratulations 👏🎉

It's all salt sana!




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Palabana University Vice Chancellor and the entourage, yesterday (27th February, 2026) paid a courtesy call on the Paramount Chief Ngwenyama Inkhosi Yamakhosi Mpezeni of the Ngoni people.

The team, led by the Vice Chancellor (Prof. Vernon Chinene), is in Chipata district of Zambia's Eastern province to attend and exhibit at the 2026 Nc'wala ceremony.

Yes! We are exhibiting there considering the fact that Agriculture and tradition are inseparable.

Visit our stand and interact with our vibrant team.

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NCHWALA TOUCH DOWN

Palabana University delegation pays courtesy on the Mayor for Chipata city.

In photos are The Deputy Vice Chancellor - Academic Affairs (Prof. Victor Zulu) and Assistant Registrar- Academic Affairs (Ms. Monde Mungela) with the Chipata city Mayor (Mr. George Mwanza) yesterday the 25th day of February, 2026.

Led by the Vice Chancellor (Prof. Vernon Chinene), the team is attending the 2026 Ncwala ceremony of the Ngoni people in Chipata.

Agriculture and culture can not be separated and Palabana University priorizes such partnerships. On this basis, the institution is exhibiting at the ceremony.

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