Minister of Justice Given Lubinda says the PF government will not lose anything if the Constitution Amendment Bill No. 10 does not pass in Parliament, bragging that the current provisions actually favour them. And Lubinda

Police in Livingstone say they have received a report of an unidentified man who was killed by an elephant. Spokesperson Esther Katongo stated that the incident happened is believed to have happened in the early

UPND spokesperson Charles Kakoma has vowed that the party will fight tooth and nail and will not allow to be disadvantaged in mobilisation ahead of the 2021 general election. UPND Lusaka Province chairperson Obvious Mwaliteta

President Edgar Lungu says he hopes to work with the United States government to seek alternative sources of energy. Speaking during a bilateral meeting he held with US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Africa

National Action for Quality Education in Zambia (NAQEZ) executive director Aaron Chansa has urged teachers to plan for their future and build, instead of waiting to be evicted from a government house with nowhere to

Lusaka Province Police Commissioner Nelson Phiri has warned that if the UPND goes ahead with their planned tour tof Kafue on Tuesday, they will be met “head-on” by the police. But UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema

Democratic Party president Harry Kalaba says he resisted the temptation to de-gazette land in the Forest Reserve 27 when he served as Lands Minister, saying it did not serve the interest of the people. And

National Democratic Congress (NDC) party leader Chishimba Kambwili has insisted that President Edgar Lungu must tell the nation what he went to do in Kenya with Lusaka businessman who is also his close associate, Valden

Former Minister of Lands, Environment and Natural Resources William Harrington says government’s continued statements that it is committed to addressing climate change would remain mere rhetoric as long as it did not take practical measures.

Some of the 25 retired teachers at Kabulonga Boys Secondary School in Lusaka who were evicted from government houses last week have complained that a number of retirees are dying due to depression as a