UPND secretary general Stephen Katuka says more demonstrations are bound to occur countrywide because people are feeling the pinch of poor governance. Chaisa residents on Tuesday took to the streets, threatening to burn down a

Consultant gynecologist and obstetrician at the University Teaching Hospital Dr Mulindi Mwanahamuntu says the hospital is in short supply of blood, a situation which is leading to increased deaths. And Dr Mwanahamuntu says it is

Leslie Mbula says he is wondering why government has announced a compulsory take-over of Horizon School within five years, when it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that it would operate for 90 years. And

President Edgar Lungu has said no one should influence the judges when discharging their judicial functions. And President Lungu says it is a fundamental human right for any accused person to be subjected to a

South African Revenue Service (SARS) acting spokesperson Sicelo Mkosi says the Service does not usually subject transit containers, including trucks containing Mukula logs, to inspection. And Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) Corporate Communications Manager Topsy Sikalinda

UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema says it is petty for President Edgar Lungu to accuse him of being a tribalist just because he speaks out against the PF’s poor leadership which is affecting Zambian citizens. On

Mazabuka Central UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo says increasing the number of constituencies is long overdue but that now is not the right time because the country is economically stressed. Last week, the Electoral

Zambia’s Ambassador to Ethiopia Emmanuel Mwamba says he expects the 25 Zambia Airways cabin crew members that have graduated in Ethiopia to fully apply their expertise and intense training following the establishment of the national

Ministry of Higher Education permanent secretary Kayula Siame says UNZA management has not communicated to the ministry about the delayed November salaries. On Wednesday, the University of Zambia Lecturers’ and Researchers’ Union (UNZALARU) resolved to

Higher Education Minister Dr Brian Mushimba says 636 students at Mulungushi University have been restricted from writing exams for failure to honour their agreed payment plan. And Dr Mushimba says allowing students to write exams