Medical for Quality Healthcare in Zambia (MQHZ) has accused the Zambia Medicine Regulatory Authority (ZAMRA) of failing to regulate and control how medicines and allied substances are being made available to the general public. In

Transport and Communications Minister Mutotwe Kafwaya says it is strange for former ministers who served in the PF government to attack the ruling party today when they did nothing sensible during their time in office.

A teacher of Olympia Park Secondary School has been convicted and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment with hard labour by the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court for corruption involving K1,000. In a statement, Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) acting

Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) acting chief executive officer Royd Katongo says stakeholders are free to sue the commission if they want because it will not sponsor them to verify ballot papers in Dubai. Speaking

Ministry of Energy permanent secretary Trevor Kaunda says Zesco limited is still importing power from South Africa’s utility company Eskom, “during off peak times”. Last November, Finance Minister Dr Bwalya Ng’andu said government had paid

Chief government spokesperson Dora Siliya says Zambians should get statistics of corruption from the Anti-Corruption Commission and not political comments from foreigners, in apparent reference to the Transparency International corruption index report.. Last week,Transparency International

Transparency International Zambia chapter president Rueben Lifuka says corruption is getting worse and the country can no longer pretend that all is well. And Lifuka says Zambia has dropped by a point on the Corruption

Justice Minister Given Lubinda says he cannot withdraw the Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 just because two lawyers in the name of John Sangwa SC and Linda Kasonde have said so. And Lubinda

President Edgar Lungu says his government is committed to reviving the cashew industry in Zambia because it has potential to transform the lives of the people within a short period of time. Speaking during a

Former Economics Association of Zambia (EAZ) president Dr Chrispin Mphuka says if Zesco is being honest about the reduction of load shedding hours, economic actives are likely to increase. But NAREP vice-president Charles Maboshe says