The Football Association of Zambia(FAZ) says the 2019 Samuel ‘Zoom’ Ndhlovu Charity Shield final between Nkana Football Club and Zesco United Football Club will be held in Kitwe at Arthur Davies stadium on January 26,

Students at the Copperbelt University Friday night rioted over the delayed payment of their meal allowances. And Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga says seven vehicles were damaged in the process of the riots. The students

Intelligence Mobility Solutions (IMS) chairman Walid El Nahas says his company will not be involved in the collection of toll fees from motorists at toll plazas, but will only provide the technology for vehicle monitoring

An investigation has revealed that the private company that was granted a concession to implement the “Advanced Road Safety Management Solution and Services on behalf of the Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) will take

Kasempa UPND member of parliament Brenda Tambatamba says the slow pace at which the E- voucher is being implemented in her constituency will lead to severe hunger next year because farmers have no money. And

Government has single sourced the private company that is installing speed cameras for RTSA to also take over the management and collection of revenues from toll plazas dotted on the road network around the country.

President Edgar Lungu has gone on vacation at a private location in the Luangwa valley, State House Press Aide Amos Chanda has revealed. Speaking to Hot FM radio in Lusaka this morning Chanda said President

President Edgar Lungu says he feels more at home in Northern Province than in Petauke District where his parents come from because the people in the Eastern Province town don’t agree with him, as they

Economist Chibamba Kanyama says mining companies, especially those that were bought through privatisation, must lead by example and remain on the Lusaka Stock exchange in order to encourage the rest and raise capital from the

Chief government spokesperson Dora Siliya has vowed that under her reign as Minister of Information and Broadcasting, she will deliver the Access to Information Bill which her predecessors have failed to pass through Parliament in