Ka Edgar nika kawalala, ngati kafuna kani peleke ku court nili na evidence (Edgar [Lungu] is a thief! If he wants, he can take me to court because I have evidence), UPND vice-president Geoffrey Bwalya

Former Minister of Information and Broadcasting Chishimba Kambwili has advised government to list the State-owned Times of Zambia newspaper company on the Lusaka Stock Exchange (LUSE) and raise more capital, instead of liquidating the Printpak

Earlier we received information that the Constitutional Court had upheld the ruling of the High Court which nullified the election of Higher Education Minister Prof Nkandu Luo. However, it has come to our attention that

Minister of Agriculture Micheal Katambo says government will engage stakeholders on e-voucher challenges to ensure that the next farming season is a success. In an interview with News Diggers, Katambo said he received with both

Minister of Higher Education Professor Nkandu Luo says Mulungushi University has been tasked to manage Kwame Nkruma for a period of three years to enable the upgraded institution gain more management experience. Responding to a

Economist Dr Lubinda Haabazoka says government must reduce Pay As You Earn by seven per cent before introducing a national health levy. In a statement shared on his Facebook page, Sunday, Dr Haabazoka observed that

Police in Lusaka are tightening security around Matero residential area after a mysterious murder was reported Saturday. Police Spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo urged residents to remain calm as officers intensified their investigations. “We wish to

Finance Minister Margarete Mwanakatwe last week explained to parliament how the three Eurobonds issued in 2012, 2014, and 2015 were utilized and how much interest is being paid on each per year. Responding to a

The end of tenure for the out-going office bearers at the Zambia-South Africa Business Forum (ZSBF) Board has seen a new team, that includes renowned Lusaka Lawyer Lewis Mosho, taking positions. Zambia’s High Commissioner to

Given that there are relatively few cases before it, what explains the continued delay by the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) in determining the election appeal cases involving Margaret Mwanakatwe, the Lusaka Central Patriotic Front (PF) Member