GOVERNMENT has finally acquired a majority stake in Mopani Copper Mine following a conclusion in negotiations with Glencore last week. And Mines Minister Richard Musukwa says $300 million is required to instantly revamp mining operations,

KABUSHI PF member of parliament Bowman Lusambo says he has decided to embark on a door-to-door campaign because he knows all the registered voters in the constituency and does not want to waste time on

KABWATA PF member of parliament Given Lubinda says he is a veteran politician who cannot be shaken by those aspiring to unseat him this year. In an interview, Monday, Lubinda said he was quiet about

The Office of the Auditor General says it will not suspend any audits this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic but will instead follow the laid down health guidelines during their operations. According to a

ECONOMIST Chibamba Kanyama says government’s decision to hire Highgate Advisory Limited as communications advisor in the debt management process is unnecessary because Lazard’s contract should have come with that component. In an interview, Kanyama said

ACTIONAID executive director Nalucha Ziba says government should not be under duress to unconditionally close down borders, but should instead limit non-essential travel while allowing movement of essential goods to contain the surge COVID-19 infections.

HUMAN Rights Commission (HRC) chairperson Mudford Mwandenga says government has failed in its obligation to respect the right to life and health by authorising the procurement and distribution of substandard health products to the public.

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says PF has exacerbated Konkola Copper Mines’ (KCM) challenges by splitting it into two entities. And Hichilema says a similar situation is evolving at Mopani Copper Mines where PF will create

Former attorney general Musa Mwenye has weighed in on the killing by police of unarmed civilians Nsama Nsama and Joseph Kaunda saying Zambians made a mistake when they previously kept quiet on police brutality and

UNITED National Independence Party (UNIP) president Tilyenji Kaunda says Zambians should not be quick to judge the Patriotic Front (PF) for the scandals which have rocked their administrations because we all have something in our