LUSAKA Mayor Miles Sampa says it is possible for the ruling Patriotic Front (PF) to lose the 2021 elections if it does not “up its game”. And Sampa says some people in PF took advantage...

FORMER State House Chief Policy Analyst Jack Kalala says it will be difficult for the opposition to campaign in 2021 because the ruling party is determined to use the Zambia Police Service to prolong its

LUSAKA Province PF chairman Paul Moonga says the ruling party does not care whether the Opposition Alliance fields one candidate in next year’s general election because no one will stop President Edgar Lungu from winning.

CHISHIMBA Kambwili says the announcement by President Edgar Lungu to fully operatonalise Mulungushi Textiles in Central Province’s Kabwe district by January next year is a big political joke. Kambwili, who is opposition National Democratic Congress

CHINESE Ambassador to Zambia Li Jie says China will consider cancelling interest on Zambia’s debt to that country maturing by the end of 2020 as a way of cushioning the impact of Covid-19 on the

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu yesterday took time to campaign for Bill 10, telling Southern Province traditional leaders that it would give UPND a 30-day window in which to petition the presidential election instead of the current

BRITISH High Commissioner to Zambia Nicholas Woolley says over K16.2 million has been given to the Ministry of Health through the World Health Organisation (WHO) for Zambia’s COVID-19 preparedness. Speaking when he met President Edgar

ZAMBIANS must not take seriously Youth and Sports Minister Emmanuel Mulenga’s pronouncement that government will create 10,000 jobs by December because the PF is incapable of creating any employment, says National Democratic Congress (NDC) national

GOVERNANCE activist Brebner Changala says it is time Zambians rose up to reclaim their country because the PF has torn the it apart and pushed citizens against the wall. Commenting on last Monday’s bush protest

RAINBOW Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says there is no evidence to prove that those opposing Bill 10 are in the majority. And Kabimba says the Access to Information bill should not be enacted because