POLICE in Lusaka have arrested three Zambians of Indian origin for beating up a 27-year-old man who was accused of stealing money. A video has gone viral showing a man of Indian origin being whipped

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has sent his condolences to South Africans over the demise of the last apartheid era president Frederick Wihem De Klerk. In a statement shared on his Facebook Page, Thursday, President Hichilema said

HOME Affairs and Internal Security Minister Jack Mwiimbu says the application of the law is not tribal, arguing that that the PF members of parliament who were arrested for committing various crimes were not representing

PRINCE Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika says corruption has been there since independence. Commenting on the backlash which President Hakainde Hichilema has received over his remarks that a clique of thieves had been feeding off public resources

HUNDREDS of University of Zambia (UNZA) students yesterday protested over recent power outages, the ongoing go slow by university staff and they backed calls for the removal of vice-chancellor Professor Luke Mumba. The students, who

THE University of Zambia management says the three UNZA unions which have decided to be on go slow without exhausting legally constituted procedures are breaching the law. And the UNZA management says government cannot be

FORMER Transport and Communications permanent secretary Misheck Lungu says government spent nothing on Zambia Airways during the time he was handling the project. In an interview, Lungu said Zambia Airways was owned by the Industrial

FORMER Bank of Zambia (BoZ) governor Christopher Mvunga says he took serious measures to protect the independence of the Central Bank when he was appointed. And Mvunga says while he did see huge withdrawals towards

THREE University of Zambia unions have resolved to go on go-slow until their gratuities are paid. The unions are represented by the University of Zambia Allied and Workers’ Union (UNZAAWU), the University of Zambia Professional

PRESIDENTIAL Spokesperson Anthony Bwalya says at no point or time has President Hakainde Hichilema referenced or taunted his predecessors, directly or indirectly. Meanwhile, former Kabwe Central PF member of parliament Tutwa Ngulube has written an