THE Department of Immigration says it has removed 59 foreign nationals from the country, in a mass removal exercise conducted by the Kabwe Regional and Kapiri Mposhi Immigration Offices. In a statement, Monday, Immigration Chief Public Relations Officer Namati Nshinka said the removal was conducted through Zombe Border Control. Among those removed include 28 Burundian and two Rwandan nationals and one Ugandan national. “The Department of Immigration, through the Kabwe Regional and Kapiri Mposhi Immigration Offices, on 5th September 2026, removed 59 foreign nationals from Zambia through Zombe Border Control in a mass removal exercise. Among those removed were 28 Burundian and two Rwandan nationals apprehended on 30th August 2026 at Luanshimba Checkpoint. Although they possessed valid Burundian passports bearing...