Suspected hubby murderer insists on being acquitted. EX-ZESCO MD Cyprian Chitundu insists he is still ZESCO employee. Two lake petroleum fuel tankers impounded. Mwinilunga’s Kabanda Day Secondary School pupils learning while standing. State House’s statement

HH castigated for politicising the death of 8 people during a stampede. 11 people arrested for unlawful dealing in government trophies. 7,500 suppliers registered in the newly introduced E-government procurement system. Soccer analyst urges the

I am happy to now be a mother of five, says Stella Sata-Rukayi. Stella will, under the Buumba Malambo Foundation, sponsor three children from the same family to school. In a Facebook posting yesterday, Stella,

Minister of Home Affairs Steven Kampyongo says it is an insult to Zambians for anyone to think that poverty and hunger caused the stampede at OYDC yesterday which claimed eight lives. Kampyongo was responding to

The Ministry of Transport is targeting to raise revenues amounting to over k1.2 billion through its various revenue points in various agencies and parastatals. The National Restoration Party has commended Government for suspending the operations

The Zambia National Farmers Union owes donors and various tax institutions over K13 billion. And there is a mass exodus of staff at the farmer’s body as those who survived retrenchment have gone unpaid for

The struggle for gender equality is far from won and more needs to be done to make it a reality. Even in many of the most advanced countries, one just has to look at how

Former Attorney General Musa Mwenye says LAZ decided to represent Nchima Nchito in his personification case because the charges arose from the execution of his duties. Recently, Lusaka Lawyer Frightone Sichone, wrote to LAZ president

Patriotic Front Secretary General Davies Mwila says it is unfortunate that UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema has politicised the tragedy that occurred at OYDC yesterday. In a statement issued today, Mwila stated that the party would

Opposition UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema has challenged President Edgar Lungu to be more concerned about solving problems of the main suffering locals than those insulting him on Facebook A youth activist has asked electoral commission