CAUCUS for Women Parliamentarians chairperson Professor Nkandu Luo Professor Nkandu Luo says Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 will make it possible for Zambia to attain the SADC protocol of 50-50 representation. And Prof Luo says

UNZALARU general secretary Kelvin Mambwe says the its members will not lecture students when the University of Zambia reopens next week Monday until salary arrears are cleared. In an interview, Mambwe said bringing students to

The Zambia Public Procurement Authority (ZPPA) says it has launched investigation into the Ministry of Health tender number MoH/SP/032/19 for the supply of 50,000 health centre kits, under which an individual called Imran Lunat and

YOUTHS planning protests over various governance issues say the procession will go ahead as scheduled for Monday despite them not receiving feedback from the Ministry of Home Affairs. And the youth say they wrote to

RENOWNED musician Brian Bwembya popularly known as B-Flow says the timing of outspoken photographer Chellah Tukuta’s arrest is wrong because a lot of young people are beginning to make their voices heard on many governance

UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema says the gazetting of amendments to Bill 10 by Justice Minister Given Lubinda was unconstitutional and illegal. And Hichilema says Article 52, which seeks to allow President Edgar Lungu to run

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) has called on Livestock Minister Professor Nkandu Luo and her colleagues to apologize for castigating the pastoral letter issued by the Catholic Bishops. And Kambwili says leader has accused the Electoral

SOME local Ministry of Health suppliers are hesitant to supply medical and pharmaceutical items to the ministry because of the outstanding debt owed to them amounting to K900 million. The suppliers, who sought anonymity in

ATTORNEY General Likando Kalaluka SC says he has advised the Ministry of Health to change the name of the company that was awarded the US$17 million medical supply contract from Honeybee pharmacy Limited to Imran

POLICE in Lusaka have arrested photographer Chellah Tukuta. Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo confirmed the arrest saying he would be charged with four counts of criminal libel. “Police in Lusaka have arrested Chella Tukuta for