THE Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is currently interrogating former Ministry of Health permanent secretary in charge of administration Mulalelo Kakulubelwa over tender irregularities. According to impeccable sources, Kakulubelwa has finally appeared before the law enforcement agency

PF secretary general Davies Mwila says any party member who wants to challenge President Edgar Lungu can come forward to challenge the incumbent ahead of the general conference. And Mwila says the general conference is

PATRIOTIC Front national mobilization committee chairperson Richard Musukwa says President Edgar Lungu is disturbed by the recent public display and dispensing of volumes of cash by some PF members during mobilisation engagements. In a statement,

HEALTH Minister Dr Jonas Chanda says the country has recorded 524 new COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths in the last 24 hours. In a statement, Monday, Dr Chanda said the cumulative cases now stood at

RENOWNED Lusaka lawyer Kelvin Fube Bwalya popularly known as KBF says President Edgar Lungu should not participate at the general conference. Speaking when he featured on One Love Radio, Friday, KBF said he would support

UPND Chilanga District youth chairman Sipho Hlazo says Chilanga PF member of parliament Maria Langa should be ashamed for lying to Zambians that she had done a lot for her constituents when she has only

ACTING Higher Education Minister Dennis Wanchinga says the ministry has identified congestion in classrooms and lecture theatres as a potential super-spreaders of the coronavirus. And President Edgar Lungu has directed the University of Zambia administration

LUSAKA lawyer Mulambo Haimbe says the current Public Order Act is being deliberately misinterpreted and misused in order to oppress the opposition. Last week, Justice Minister Given Lubinda said the process to amend the Public

LIUWA UPND member of parliament Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane says a UPND administration would focus on making Zambia’s debt manageable in line with International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommendations to enable the country finally clinch a bailout

A CONSORTIUM of civil society organisations says members of parliament should consider getting submissions from stakeholders regarding the dangerous provisions in the Cyber Security and Cyber Crimes Bill of 2021 that need to be addressed