Ministry of Infrastructure,Housing and Urban Development - Zambia

21/07/2026

06/07/2026

Visiting the Ministry of Infrastructure and Urban Development stand at the 60th Zambia International Trade Fair is an opportunity no one should miss. Here are key reasons to stop by:

1. Insight into Development Projects: Attendees can gain firsthand knowledge about current and upcoming infrastructure projects that are pivotal to Zambia's growth. Understanding these initiatives can provide valuable insights into the nation’s developmental.

2. Showcase of Innovations: The Ministry is likely to display innovative technologies and sustainable practices in infrastructure development. Visitors can learn about cutting-edge solutions that can enhance urban living and sustainability in their communities.

3. Community Engagement: By visiting the stand, individuals can voice their concerns, suggestions, and aspirations regarding local infrastructure needs. This engagement ensures that community perspectives are considered in future planning.

Overall, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Urban Development stand is a pivotal point for anyone interested in Zambia's infrastructure landscape, offering a blend of education, networking, and engagement opportunities.

05/07/2026

The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing, and Urban Development visited the ministry's stand at the 60th International Trade Fair, demonstrating a commitment to advancing infrastructure and urban development initiatives.

The visit reflects the ministry's srrategic focus on intergrating modern solutions to address urban challenges and improve living standards.

04/07/2026

St. Andrews Secondary School, along with Jack Christian Academy, visited the Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development's stand at the 60th International Trade Fair. The visit provided students with a unique opportunity to explore our initiatives focused on sustainable infrastructure and urban development. Engaging with our team, they learned about innovative housing solutions and infrastructure projects designed to improve their communities. This interaction not only educated the students about urban planning but also encouraged them to think critically about the role of infrastructure in shaping their futures. We appreciate their participation and look forward to inspiring the next generation of leaders in urban development

01/07/2026

The Ministry of Infrastructure,Housing and Urban Development is proud to participate in this year's trade fair,themed "Bridging Markets,Building the Future."This theme underscores our commitment to advancing sustainable infrastructure and housing solutions that meet the needs of our growing population.

Join us to explore transformative solutions that address todays challenges while laying the groundwork for a prosperous and innovative future.Together we can build vibrant urban environments that improve the quality of life for all citizens

23/06/2026

The Ministry of Infrastructure,Housing and Urban Development has been showcasing its initiatives during the ongoing Africa Service Day.

The exhibition aims to engange the public,gather feedback and promote awareness of the ministry's efforts to enhance urban living standards and support sustainable development goals.

Through interactive sessions attendees gain insight into the future of urban planning and the importance in fostering community development.

Public Service Day

12/06/2026

Kazungula Bridge Authority informs interested parties about heavy truck traffic on the A33 Road between Lesuma and the Kazungula one stop Border Post

04/06/2026

Government Service Bus Training for Ministry of Infrastructure and Urban Development Staff

The Government Service Bus (GSB) training program for Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development aims to enhance staff capabilities in utilizing this vital integration platform. By equipping personnel with essential skills, the training will facilitate seamless communication and data sharing across various departments, leading to more efficient operations.

Implementing the GSB will enable the Ministry to streamline service delivery to the general public, improving access to information and services related to Infrastructure and housing. As a result, members of the general public can expect faster responses, enhanced collaboration between agencies and ultimately, a higher quality of urban development services that better meet their needs.

Ministry of Infrastructure and Urban Development-Public Relations Unit.