Archive: 29 May 2017

Opposition UPND president Hakainde Hichilema has asked the Lusaka magistrate court to call his treason case tomorrow so that he can be surrendered to the High Court for trial without delaying the matter further through […]

PF Deputy Secretary General Mumbi Phiri says South Africans have no moral right to comment on how President Edgar Lungu is governing Zambia. Addressing the press today, Mumbi who has been vocal since the incarceration […]

President Edgar Lungu today reminded the House of Chiefs that traditional leaders now have the mandate to make recommendations to local authorities regarding the welfare of communities, and that government no longer has the powers […]

University of Zambia (UNZA) students have started another riot despite heavy police presence at the Great East Campus. Last night, the students exchanged stones and teargas with police officers who tried to stop their violent […]

Mufumbwe UPND member of parliament Eliot Kamondo has asked the Constitutional Court to dismiss Steven Masumba’s election petition appeal saying the electorates voted freely without intimidation. In this matter, Masumba of the ruling Patriotic Front […]

Agriculture Minister Dora Siliya’s boyfriend Mark Ode Mubalama this morning returned to the immigration offices in Lusaka in the company of his late mother’s sister to prove that he is Zambian. Mubalama has been defending […]

People’s Party Leader Mike Mulongoti says President Edgar Lungu is not any different from the colonial masters because he is also an authoritarian leader who has killed democracy and unleashed the police on defenceless citizens. […]

Zambia midfielder Enock Mwepu says the squad is not scared of Zambia’s next oppoent, Germany, at the on-going 2017 FIFA U20 World Cup. The U20 AFCON champions face the 1981 Under-20 World Cup winners on […]

In this audio, singer Pilato says the fact that he made peace with the Patriotic Front government does not mean that he has been silenced and cannot speak through his music on behalf of the […]

University of Zambia students last night exchanged stones and teargas with police officers who tried to stop their violent protest on the Great East Road, over the on-going lecturers’ go-slow, delayed payments of project and […]