PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says he is concerned that many public workers report for duty but fail to deliver results, stressing the need to improve productivity and efficiency across all sectors. Meanwhile, Health Minister Dr Elijah Muchima says the draft health compact, which aligns key priorities for the next five years, proposes recruiting 74,000 health workers to reduce the human resource gap. Zambia was selected by WHO in August 2025 as one of the first countries to develop Health Compacts, which are strategic tools for mobilising resources to advance universal health coverage. Speaking during a World Bank courtesy call on Friday, President Hichilema stressed the need to improve staff productivity at all levels, stating that one of the things he was...