The Lusaka Water and Sewerage Company has announced that there will be an interruption of supply in most parts of the city from September 18-24. According to a joint statement by LWSC and the Millenuim

Police say the 42-year-old Mkushi man who allegedly killed his wife and buried her in a shallow grave committed suicide about a kilometer away from their home. In a statement yesterday, Police Spokesperson Esther Mwaata

Kabwe district police commanding officer Lemekani Chirwa has assured electoral stakeholders that he is not a coward who will apply the law selectively during by elections. Chirwa said this after the stakeholders challenged police to

University of Zambia Deputy Vice Chancellor Enala Mwase says the university recognises the role private colleges and universities such as Paglory University play in providing quality training to teachers. Professor Mwase said this during Paglory

There was confusion here in Chingola yesterday. The road from Chiwempala was closed up to town centre and there were only five mobile police officers trying to manage this situation, there was total confusion. They

A group of workshop delegates were forced to abandon their seminar as they scampered to safety after discovering the grass thatched building they were conducting business from at Chimwemwe Lodge was burning down from the

The Patriotic Front in Central Province has the crusade against Minister of Finance Mutati, accusing him of destabilising the ruling party. Scores of PF members this morning staged a protest march from Kasanda market along

THE Ndola City Council says the fire at Kapalala Market could have been a result of negligence on the part of some traders who spend nights there. Ndola mayor Amon Chisenga ruled out arson but

THE case in which UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema and his vice Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba are charged with seditious practices has failed to take off as the two are reported sick. This is a matter in

Introduction Global HIV incidence may have peaked but calls for scaling up prevention have not diminished. The number of new infections worldwide remains high (4.1 million in 2005) with some regions previously unscathed experiencing rising