The Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) has approved 67 Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for the month of March 2017 worth over $440 thousand. The approved projects are in energy, tourism, urban development, agriculture and forestry, prospecting and mining as well as manufacturing and processing sectors. “Out of the 83 projects considered, 67 projects were approved,...

Zanaco coach Numba Mumamba has described Saturday's opening day draw in the 2017 FAZ Super Division as a fair start to the season. The defending champions came from behind to finish 1-1 at home against Red Arrows at National Heroes Stadium in Lusaka. Bruce  Musakanya put Arrows ahead in the 19th minute but  Zanaco captain...

Oracle Media director Mutinta Mazoka M'membe says it is contemptuous for Lusaka lawyer Lewis Mosho to suggest that her company owes him K5 million for allegedly using Post property to run The Mast Newspaper. Yesterday, Mosho wrote to Mutinta and Frank Sibbukku, the directors of Oracle Media Productions, demanding payment of K5 million within 72...

President Edgar Lungu says he is glad that some “pockets of politicians” failed to wreck havoc at the Kuomboka Ceremony in Mongu on Sunday. And President Lungu says he will always attend church even if some politicians choose to misinterpret his faith. Speaking to journalists on arrival at City Airport last evening, the Head of...

No matter how much we disagree with an individual, we must respect the institution of the Office of the President, says People’s Alliance for Change leader Andyford Banda. Banda condemned UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema and his entourage for failing to allow President Edgar Lungu’s motorcade to pass in Mongu on Sunday, describing the incident as...

A female pastor of Rainbow Church and Music Ministries in Lusaka’s Chawama Township has asked the High Court to dissolve her seven-month old marriage to a fellow pastor on grounds that there is no sexual intercourse in their home. In her petition for the nullification of marriage, Mary Moyo complained that she only found out...

Charles Kakoma says UPND officials are law abiding citizens who would have courteously given way to President Edgar Lungu's motorcade had they seen it coming. In a statement, Kakoma, who is party spokesperson, said President Lungu's motorcade approached Hakainde Hichilema's motorcade without warning. "We would have courteously given way to the motorcade carrying Edgar Lungu...