Archive: 2018

Zambia has plunged into a debt spiral because the money borrowed is too vast and cannot be paid back, says Alliance for Development and Democracy (ADD) president Charles Milupi. And Milupi says is it outrageous […]

People’s Party president Mike Mulongoti says President Edgar Lungu does not care how much Zambians are taxed now because he has forgotten that it is ordinary Zambians who got him into State House. Commenting on […]

American-based Zambian author and law Professor Muna Ndulo says Deputy Chief Justice Marvin Mwanamwambwa’s response to a letter from a Lufwanyama resident on contempt of court, breached the judicial code of conduct. In an article […]

UPPZ spokesperson Francis Kope has accused PF supporters of causing violence against his party supporters and grabbing away of campaign materials at the on-going by-election campaigns in Kasenengwa constituency. And Kope further accused the ruling […]

NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili has written to Secretary to the Cabinet Rowland Msiska asking for guidance on how he can pay back salaries and other emoluments accrued during his illegal stay in office. But Kambwili […]

The CCPC says the Bank of Zambia’s move to abolish bank charges is a wakeup call to the financial sector to become more innovative and find other means of sustaining their operations. In a statement […]

The UPND must grow up and begin offering logical solutions to government instead of always playing the role of professional armchair critics, says PF media director Sunday Chanda. Reacting to UPND deputy secretary general Patricia […]

A Kitwe peasant farmer is seeking financial assistance from well-wishers to settle tuition fees for his son who risks being kicked out of university for owing the institution in excess of K24,640,00. Lewis Washama explained […]

Two officers of the Zambia Police Service have been sentenced along with a Lusaka businessman to two years imprisonment with hard labour for aiding and abetting 20 illegal immigrants of Ethiopian nationality. Immigration Department Public […]

The Higher Education Loans and Scholarships Board says it will, starting this September, begin to collect repayments from former UNZA and CBU students who benefited from the government sponsorship programme since 2004. Government has vowed […]