DEFENCE Minister Davies Chama says he is confident that despite the numerous challenges Zambia is going through, citizens will give PF a vote. And Chama says he intends to bring healing and forgiveness in the

A CONSORTIUM of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) say members of parliament should choose and embrace public service by rejecting the Constitution Amendment Number 10 of 2019 when Parliament resumes sitting next week. In a statement

TRANSPORT and Communications Minister Mutotwe Kafwaya says the COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to the delay in re-launching Zambia Airways. Speaking when he appeared on a Diamond TV programme dubbed “COSTA”, Sunday, Kafwaya insisted that Zambia

MINISTRY of Defence Permanent Secretary Sturdy Mwale says he does’t need to dig deep into understanding the questionable character of people he is found with, and as such, there was nothing wrong in him taking

PF Media director Sunday Chanda says top leaders engaging themselves in criminal must take President Edgar Lungu’s warning against using his name seriously because they will soon be exposed. Commenting on President Lungu’s warning in

ZAMBIA National Public Health Institute (ZNPHI) country director Professor Victor Mukonka says the country should support Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya because he is at his lowest. In an interview, Prof Mukonka said Dr Chilufya

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chishimba Kambwili says people have already got fed up of the ruling Patriotic Front. Last week, President Edgar Lungu said the people will soon get fed up of PF if

ZAMBIA National Public Health Institute (ZNPHI) country director Professor Victor Mukonka says COVID-19 updates will now be announced only once a week. In an interview, Prof Mukonka however, announced that press releases would be issued

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says the people will soon get fed up of PF if some undisciplined top officials are left unchecked. And President Lungu says top PF leaders who are going round the country claiming

THE Non-Governmental Gender Organization Coordinating Council (NGOCC) says the council seeks to encourage more women to participate in next year’s general election. Speaking when she opened a media training on the Maputo and Banjul protocol