The South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has denied ZCCM Investment Holdings leave to appeal against its judgement where it ordered the said company to withdraw the winding-up proceedings against Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) in

Renowned Lusaka lawyer and opposition NAREP president Elias Chipimo has advised the PF government to engage with Vedanta and negotiate a less chaotic exit for the Konkola Copper Mine investor before the international arbitration court

President Edgar Lungu has reshuffled Cabinet, moving Professor Nkandu Luo to the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, while Ronald Chitotela has been moved to the Ministry of Tourism. And the President has fired Sports Minister

NAREP president Elias Chipimo has warned that the chaotic takeover of Konkola Copper Mines and the planned sale of the mine will have serious legal implications on Zambia because Vedanta will have a strong case

Konkola Copper Mines Provisional Liquidator Milingo Lungu says he is operating without a remuneration agreement with the mining company or its shareholder ZCCM-IH, and as such it is not true that the money which the

Mines minister Richard Musukwa says there is no connection between the liquidation of Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) and the Chinese government’s decision to write off Zambia’s US$22 million debt. And Speaker of the National Assembly

Mutembo Nchito has told the Lusaka High Court that the Konkola Copper Mines-appointed provisional liquidator, Milingo Lungu has conflicts of interest and cannot act objectively in the matter because he was appointed by ZCCM-IH, a

The Mansa High Court has sentenced a 26-year-old man of Kawambwa district to 20 years imprisonment with hard labour for setting two houses on fire. In this matter, Jonathan Kalobwe was charged with two counts

Delegates at the ongoing National Dialogue Forum (NDF) have unanimously agreed to extend the sittings by another three days after failing to finish the Constitutional amendment process within the 10-day prescribed period. The forum which

Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo has insisted that the soon to be enforced statutory media regulation will be mandatory and will leave none out. And Kasolo says self-media regulation must