Archive: 24 March 2017

FDD spokesperson Antonio Mwanza says the K2 million allocated to consultations on whether or not Zambia should remain a member of the ICC by the Justice Ministry spells misplaced priorities. In this audio, Mwanza wonders

The International Monetary Fund has entered into new agreements with the Zambian government that will see the country’s treasury recovering from the budget deficit incurred in the first two months of the 2017 financial plan.

Assistant Police Spokesperson Nephas Chifuta says no officer will be suspended over Sergeant Nchimunya Choongwe’s death because they are innocent. Reacting to demands by members of the public that police should suspend officers who were

The UPND has notified police that Hakainde Hichilema and Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba will hold a rally at Kanyama’s Twashuka Grounds on April 2. According to the notice signed by UPND Lusaka Province chairman Bob Sakahilu

RTSA public relations head Fredrick Mubanga says no fatalities were recorded in the Power Tools – Fuel Tanker accident along Great North Road today. In a statement, Mubanga stated that the accident happened when the

Zambia wrapped-up their three-day preparation ahead of this weekend’s international friendly against hosts Zimbabwe with a training game win over league side Lusaka Dynamos. Chipolopolo beat Dynamos 3-0 in a practice match played at the

ZANACO PLC has patted a shot in the arm of the 2017 Mopani/Redpath Zambia Golf Open Championship with a US$20,000 donation. The 2017 Zambia Open, that will have a total prize money of US$140,000, will

Mwansabombwe PF member of parliament Rodgers Mwewa says it is unacceptable for UPND president Hakainde Hichilema to refer to Speaker of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini as a cadre. Speaking when he rose on

Justice Minister Given Lubinda has announced that government will spend K2 million to consult citizens on whether or not to leave the International Criminal Court. Lubinda told journalists at a briefing yesterday that the consultations

Fisheries and Livestock Minister Michael Katambo has indefinitely extended the fishing ban on Mongu-Luapula fishery owing to a cholera outbreak. Katambo, who is also Masaiti PF member of parliament, told the House in a ministerial