MINISTER of Energy Peter Kapala says prices of crude oil on the international market are expected to remain high beyond March 2022. Addressing the media, Wednesday, Kapala said the increase in prices of crude oil

ACTING PF president Given Lubinda says he does not own a house in Kingsland City as alleged by the Anti-Corruption Commission. And Lubinda has revealed that as Minister of Justice in 2019, he was interrogated

FINANCE and National Planning Minister Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane says he is happy that the new dawn government is making progress, having managed to control the country’s debt situation. And Dr Musokotwane says although commodity prices

SECRETARY to the Treasury Felix Nkulukusa says K6.2 billion domestic revenue was collected during the month of February 2022, of which K4.8 billion was from taxes and K1.4 billion from non-tax revenues. And Nkulukusa says

MINES and Minerals Development Minister Paul Kabuswe has asked chrome hand pickers at the Black Mountain in Kitwe to “survive in an orderly manner”, saying government wants to eliminate confusion in all areas. In an

ECONOMIC Front general secretary Wynter Kabimba says former president Edgar Lungu’s “hypocrisy” remarks, which he made after fourth republican president Rupiah Banda’s burial, should be respected because that is his opinion. Last week, Lungu said

BANKERS Association of Zambia (BAZ) chairperson Mizinga Melu says it is encouraging to see that financial inclusion numbers have increased to 60.4 percent, 10 years after the Financial Literacy Week was launched. And Bank of

CRUSHERS and Edible Oil Refiners Association (CEDORA) director Aubrey Chibumba says cooking oil prices are expected to continue rising. In an interview, Thursday, Chibumba said the reintroduction of VAT on cooking oil was a major

ZAMBIA Police officers yesterday dug up former PF national chairperson Samuel Mukupa’s Mporokoso farm in search of properties believed to have been unlawfully obtained and suspected to have been hidden at the said farm. In

MINISTER of Health Sylvia Masebo says government has allocated K930,154,000 to the recruitment of 11, 200 health workers countrywide. And Masebo says the recruitment of health workers does not only mean doctors and nurses but