CHIEF government spokesperson Dora Siliya says government and any of its agents will no longer conduct any business with Prime Television because they are unpatriotic. In a statement, Tuesday, Siliya said the decision was necessitated

A CONSORTIUM of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) say there is a danger that Parliament could adopt the original Constitution Amendment Bill Number 10 of 2019 or include harmful clauses. But another group of CSOs has

GOVERNMENT must be bold and tell the International Monetary Fund (IMF) the truth that Zambia urgently needs to access funds for balance of payments support because the Kwacha depreciation has made it difficult to repay

EASTERN Province Minister Makebi Zulu says constitutional lawyer John Sangwa State Counsel should stop inciting members of the public to attack the Constitutional Court. On Tuesday, Sangwa said the ConCourt Judges and President Edgar Lungu

Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) aspriring president Mutumu Nzala Mwape says she feels encouraged to stand against former Attorney General Abyudi Shonga. And Mwape says if elected, she will ensure that the Association is inclusive

ZAMBIA National Public Health Institute (ZNPHI) country director Professor Victor Mukonka says the country has not recorded any case of Coronavirus but it is investigating three suspected cases. And Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya has called

Constitutional Lawyer and former Justice Minister Dr Rodger Chongwe State Counsel says it is pointless to have a lawyer President who can neither interpret the law nor take advice from his Attorney General. And Chongwe

SPEAKER of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini should aim to leave behind a legacy he will be remembered for following the Constitutional Court’s ruling that he exceeded his powers when he declared Chishimba Kambwili’s

MILLERS Association of Zambia (MAZ) president Andrew Chintala says the shortage of mealie meal in some parts of the country is a result of some millers shutting down milling plants, creating a gap in the

EASTERN Province Minister Makebi Zulu says the Constitutional Court found it unnecessary to clearly answer whether President Edgar Lungu is eligible to stand for the 2021 general election because he has only served one term