Lusaka magistrate Greenwell Malumani has acquitted UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema in the case of ‘use of insulting language’, saying the prosecution has failed to prove his guilt. In his judgement today, he noted that it

Hakinde Hichilema’s lawyers have asked Lusaka Magistrate Greenwell Malumani to set their client free in the ‘use of insulting language’ case on account that the arresting officer is incompetent and a pathological liar. In the

The Patriotic Front says there is an international cartel led by former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo, which is bent on giving Zambia a bad name following the arrest of Hakainde Hichilema. In a statement to

UPP leader Saviour Chishimba says the Patriotic Front must pave way for early elections so that a new crop of progressive leaders can address the challenges which people are facing. In a statement today, Saviour

President Edgar Lungu says the One Zambia One Nation spirit died a long time ago and it must be rekindled. And President Lungu says young people must not impose themselves with the legacy of being

LAZ president Linda Kasonde says the association has come out stronger after her executive survived an impeachment motion and went on to host a peaceful Annual General Meeting. And Kasonde says the Association’s Facebook page

Chilanga member of parliament Kieth Mukata has appeared in the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court on allegations of murder. However, magistrate Ireen Wishimanga could not explain the charge to him this morning as his ‘wife’ and co-accused

Lusaka magistrate David Simusamba has summoned Hakainde Hichilema’s arresting officer Mbita Mpazi and another senior officer Arthur Shonga to explain why they have defied a court instruction ordering them to return the illegally seized property.

Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata-Katongo says UPND Chilanga member of parliament Keith Mukata and his ‘wife’ Chamine Musonda have finally been formally charged with the murder of Namakau Kalila Kwenda. Updating the press on the development,

National Restoration Party (NAREP) president Elias Chipimo says he turned down an offer to stand as a member of parliament on the PF ticket because he is not in politics to make money. Chipimo said