HUMAN rights activist Maiko Zulu says it is high time musicians are taken seriously in the country, rather than being used as pawns in misgovernance. And Swedish Ambassador to Zambia Anna Maj Hultgård says she...

FORMER president Edgar Lungu has expressed hope that former Ministry of Information permanent secretary Amos Malupenga’s book will help decision-makers become more impartial and fair as they judge others. And Lungu has urged people to...

MINISTER of Technology and Science Felix Mutati has explained that the first payment for FTJ University of US$8,888,421 was made to China Energy Engineering Group on February 28, 2018, which was 14 days after he...

ACTING PF president Given Lubinda says the UPND government is making electricity unattainable for the poor. Meanwhile, PF member Geofrey Bwamba Mwamba says he will never rejoin UPND. At a media briefing, Thursday, Lubinda expressed

ACTING PF president Given Lubinda says government should ask Minister of Technology and Science Felix Mutati about the FTJ University because he was finance minister when the project started. And Professor Nkandu Luo says the...

FORMER Energy Minister David Mabumba says the growing competition in the petroleum sub-sector will ensure the delivery of quality petroleum products. In an interview, Tuesday, Mabumba, however, said locals should also get involved in the

KBN TV chief executive officer Kennedy Mambwe has described theft of the television station’s equipment as an assault on press freedom. Meanwhile, police say they are holding a security guard in connection to the theft

MAHOGANY Air founder and chief executive officer Jim Belemu says the future of private airlines in the country’s aviation sector is very bleak. In an interview, Monday, Belemu said private players in the sector could

FORMER commerce minister Bob Sichinga has questioned government’s interest in getting into a relationship with Vedanta, arguing that the firm is just taking advantage of Zambia’s indecisiveness. And Mine Workers Union of Zambia president Joseph

FORMER commerce minister Bob Sichinga has questioned government’s interest in getting into a relationship with Vedanta, arguing that the firm is just taking advantage of Zambia’s indecisiveness. And Mine Workers Union of Zambia president Joseph