Chief government spokesperson Dora Siliya says it is regrettable that American Ambassador to Zambia Daniel Foote has decided to go against diplomatic etiquette by continuing to issue statements on gayism despite President Edgar Lungu’s categorical

Hakainde Hichilema says UPND members of parliament are under instructions from the people of Zambia to strike down the Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 when it is brought for enactment. And Hichilema says

Agriculture Minister Michael Katambo says the Ministry of Finance is not able to give a time frame for when agro dealers will be paid. And Katambo has disclosed that government still owes agro dealers K374

United States Ambassador to Zambia Daniel Foote says it is time to stop the facade that his country enjoys warm relations with Zambia because they are strained. And Ambassador Foote says he will not attend

State House Special Assistant to the President for Political Affairs Kaizer Zulu says he moves with a gun to protect himself because no one wants him alive after he successfully managed the 2015 elections in

Economist Francis Ziba has warned that Zambia’s economic outlook is currently “pitch black” resulting from a very toxic mix of power shortages, low currency reserves, high inflation and poor policies for managing sovereign debt. And

The Ministry of Religious Affairs and National Guidance says news stories about the misbehaviour of President Edgar Lungu’s Political Advisor Kaizer Zulu cannot be validated to warrant their comment. Meanwhile, National Democratic Congress (NDC) national

Acting police spokesperson Danny Mwale says Kabwata police is holding a 26-year-old Lusaka woman for spreading false news. On Thursday morning, Notando Katongo’s Facebook post in which he alleged that Kabwita police had neglected an

Transport and Communications Minister Mutotwe Kafwaya says President Edgar Lungu is spending sleepless nights over how to deal with the economic hardships which the country is currently facing. And Kafwaya has commended the Zambia Air

Economist Chibamba Kanyama says Zambia’s chances of getting an International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout programme remain a far-fetched dream. On Wednesday, German Ambassador to Zambia Achim Burkart said the high risk of debt distress and