Transport and Communications Minister Brian Mushimba says government has embarked on a project to mordenise the Mpulungu Harbour in a bid to increase its capacity at a total cost of $100.4 million. At a media briefing today, Mushimba said government had realized the critical role that the Mpulungu Harbour played in the transport corridors as...

Minister of General Education Denis Wanchinga says Zambia is under extreme moral decay. He was reacting to a disturbing video which was taken by one of the pupils at Chengelo Christian Boarding School in Mkushi, where two black boys were filmed taking turns punching, slapping and kicking their white hostel-mate, in a strange case of...

Patriotic Front Chifubu member of parliament Frank Ng’ambi says Zambians should not be deceived by political dropouts who are pretending to be pioneers of the party. Speaking when he featured on the PF Interactive Forum in Ndola on Sunday, Ng’ambi said that it was a pity that some politicians were dragging President Edgar Lungu into...

The Independent Broadcasting Authority has asked Prime TV to handover recordings of all news bulletins and discussion programs from August 7, 2016 to date. Last week Thursday, Prime TV aired a story quoting a source who claimed that Mulenga, Rupiah Banda and others had paid off electoral officials to rig the 2016 election in favour...

Minister of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya says Zambia will start manufacturing ARVs locally starting next year. And Dr Chilufya has directed health facilities across the country to stop allocating specific days to ART related services in a bid to fight stigma. Responding to a question from Luena UPND member of parliament David Kundoti who wanted...

The University of Zambia Lecturers and Research’s Union(UNZALARU) has directed its members to relax on processing examinations until salaries are paid. In a letter to the Registrar dated October 5, 2017, UNZALARU president Evans Lampi said the union was very disappointed with the way things were currently being run at the institution. “We are very...