GOVERNANCE Activist Rueben Lifuka says there is no need for people who have not done any wrong to start panicking and moving funds to offshore accounts. Commenting on the Financial Intelligence Centre’s move to freeze

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has appointed Anthony Bwalya as his Special Assistant for Press and Public Relations. Bwalya who takes over from Isaac Chipampe was sworn in today at State House. Others sworn in are Lieutenant

FORMER Tourism Minister Ronald Chitotela has assured that the PF will not be malicious when offering checks and balances but will definitely hold the UPND government accountable. But UPND Alliance partner Josephs Akafumba has wondered

RAINBOW Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says his pact with PF ended after the general elections, adding that the former ruling party is now continuing alone as it crumbles. And Kabimba says PF’s rebranding strategy

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has fired Inspector General of Police Kakoma Kanganja and his two deputies Charity Katanga and Richard Mweene, replacing them with Remmy Kajoba, Milner Muyambango and Doris Chibombe respectively. And President Hichilema says

MINISTRY of Health Permanent Secretary in charge of technical services Dr Kennedy Malama says there is a 34 percent reduction in the number of new Covid-19 cases recorded from 2,288 to 1,502. And Dr Malama

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says Zambia will remain a Christian nation but people should live like Christians rather than just pronouncing it by word of mouth. And President Hichilema has insisted that his administration will work

PATRIOTIC Front vice-president Given Lubinda says it is entirely up to former president Edgar Lungu to forfeit his benefits by continuing in active politics. And Lubinda says in hindsight, there are things he did which

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says his government has taken over an empty Treasury and will therefore need a progressive budget which will begin to realign public resource management away from consumption and wastage but more towards

COUNCIL of Churches in Zambia (CCZ) General Secretary Fr Emmanuel Chikoya has advised the UPND government not to be overconfident because they might have a rude awakening. In an interview, Fr Chikoya said Zambians wanted