National Democratic Congress (NDC) national youth chairman Charles Kabwita has asked the Human Rights Commission to take interest in the threats against party leader Chishimba Kambwili from PF secretary general Davies Mwila. Last week, Mwila

NAREP leader Elias Chipimo has announced his decision to retire from active politics saying his talents can better be utilised to serve Zambia by creating opportunities in the private sector. And Chipimo has warned Speaker

Political analyst Dr Alex Ng’oma says opposition political parties in Zambia are divided and fragmented and they cannot offer meaningful checks and balances to the government of the day. On Monday, outgoing NAREP president Elias

Transparency International of Zambia (TIZ) executive director Wesley Chibamba has condemned Kasolo’s suggestion that prosecuting corruption is a waste of time and money if no one is found guilty. And Chibamba says Zambia needs a

NAREP leader Elias Chipimo has announced his resignation from the party and his decision to retire from politics saying he wants to serve the country in other ways. At a press briefing today, Chipimo said

Chief Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya says things in the country are not so bad as people would want to believe. And Siliya says government has not given its position on the National Dialogue Forum (NDF)

Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo says government is frustrated that time and money is being wasted on prosecuting corruption cases when no one has been found guilty recently. And Kasolo

Mopani Copper Mines has announced that it will cut its labour force for direct employees as it shuts down Mindolo Shaft. Management has informed the mineworkers unions that 212 employees will be affected, sources said.

Foundation for Democracy Process (FODEP) president Mwenda Mumbuna has described as fair the High Court’s ruling that has led to the de-registration of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). On Monday, Ministry of Home Affairs public

UPND secretary general Stephen Katuka has called on the international community to intensify pressure on the ruling PF regime to take the right course and save Zambians from an impending socio-economic disaster. And Katuka says