THE Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) says there is need to formulate and implement policies aimed at achieving acceptable gender equality in order to help women. In a statement in commemoration of International Women’s Day,

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has urged Zambian men to love their women, saying doing so conquers a lot of evil including gender-based violence and child abuse. And President Hichilema says this year’s Women’s Day theme, “Gender

MINISTER of Tourism Rodney Sikumba says this year’s Nc’wala traditional ceremony attracted huge crowds because people had so much appetite to participate, given that it had not been held for the past two years. In

FORMER Lusaka Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu says he would be lying if he said he is satisfied with UPND’s governance so far. In an interview, last Wednesday, Archbishop Mpundu said Zambians were anxious to see meaningful

INFRASTRUCTURE, Housing, and Urban Development Minister Charles Milupi says it’s not right to expect all issues in the country to be resolved in UPND’s first budget. Milupi was responding to a question from Chitambo PF

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has likened Zambia to a bleeding patient, saying every paramedic knows that in order to help the patient recover, one must first stop the bleeding. But PF deputy national chairperson Davies Chama

CHAPTER One Foundation executive director Linda Kasonde has noted with concern that only two public office bearers have declared their assets as required by the parliamentary and ministerial code of conduct. In a statement, Sunday,

ACTING PF president Given Lubinda says the UPND government is out of touch with the reality on the ground regarding people’s suffering. And Lubinda says the hike in fuel pump prices is not surprising because

ABSA Bank chief executive officer Mizinga Melu says digital innovation and creativity is the way to go for banks as a way of providing convenience to clients. And Melu, who was recently elected as Bankers

CHIENGI Independent member of parliament Given Katuta on Thursday accused Transport and Communications Minister Frank Tayali of demeaning her in Parliament by allegedly referring to her question as unreasonable. This was after Tayali’s response to