Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya has announced that the cholera outbreak has officially ended after gobbling K162 million on treatment and recording 114 deaths nationwide. Addressing the press, Friday, Dr Chilufya said close to 6,

A miner has died at Konkola Copper Mines in Chingola during an underground operation. KCM general manager for corporate affairs Eugene Chungu confirmed the accident in a statement, Friday. “It is with great sadness that

President Edgar Lungu has effected major fiscal policy changes at the Ministry of Finance and announced new austerity measures in order to get government out of its current debt crisis situation. In a statement released

Late President Michael Sata’s son Mulenga is today expected to rejoin the ruling Patriotic Front after toiling in the opposition UPND and announcing his resignation from politics. Sata who is former deputy mayor of Lusaka

In this video, a fierce inferno sweeps through a house belonging to substantive Zambia Police Spokesperson Charity Munganga Chanda in Lusaka’s Chamba Valley area. Witnesses say the cause of the fire remains unknown, but that

President Edgar Lungu’s spokesperson Amos Chanda has confirmed that the Head of State signed a US$500 million sovereign guarantee for a Zesco loan, as revealed last week, in place of the Minister of Finance. And

Police are fighting running battles with villagers in Mwense after a riot broke out following the death of a native believed to have been murdered by Chief Mulundu. Luapula Province Police Commissioner Elias Chushi confirmed

An African Confidential report has revealed that President Edgar Lungu personally signed a sovereign guarantee for a South African company called Stag Africa to raise US$500 million on behalf of Zesco, when the utility company

Minister of Information and Broadcasting Dora Siliya has confirmed that President Edgar Lungu owns land in Swaziland which was given to him by his counterpart King Mswati. Zambians living in Swaziland have shared constructions plans

Zambia’s High Commissioner to South Africa Emmanuel Mwamba has expressed concern that is the sporadic attacks on Zambian truckers in South Africa is not stopped, it may affect trade volumes between the two countries. However,