EASTERN Province Minister Makebi Zulu says there will only be tension in Zambia if President Edgar Lungu decides to run for a fourth successive time in 2026 because he would not be eligible to stand

CHIEF Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya has tested positive for COVID-19 and has since gone into self isolation. Siliya, who is also Information Minister, shared the news in a short video posted on her official Twitter

ARCHBISHOP Telesphore Mpundu says there is too much tension in Zambia because President Edgar Lungu wants to manipulate the constitution so that he can run for a third term. And Archbishop Mpundu has insisted that

FREE Press Initiative (FPI) Zambia says it expected the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) to strongly condemn attacks on radio stations by political party cadres instead of advising them to air pre-recorded programs. Last week, the

THE Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) has backed calls by the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) to air pre-recorded programmes to avoid attacks. And Mwale says people that are disrupting radio programmes are trying to

GOVERNMENT should provide clear COVID-19 guidelines for the forthcoming 2020 crop marketing season in rural areas or else risk creating bigger social and economic problems, says the Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD). In

THE House Business Committee of Parliament is scheduled to hold a meeting on May 28 to direct management on the measures which will be implemented to ensure the safety of parliamentarians when sittings resume next

CHIEF government spokesperson Dora Siliya has insisted that the Patriotic Front was not elected to storm radio stations saying there are proper channels of lodging in complaints about any content. And Siliya has advised health

THE Resident Doctors Association of Zambia (RDAZ) says it is frustrated with government’s casual approach to responding to health workers’ concerns. In a statement, Monday, RDAZ president Dr Isaac Sakala urged government to urgently develop

THE Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) says radio and television stations should interview certain sources from their homes and thereafter air recorded programmes instead of hosting them in the studios to avoid attacks. Last week, some