FORMER PF member of the Central Committee Charles Kakoma says he will continue being in active politics, adding that he will also consider rejoining UPND if the majority accept him. In an interview, Kakoma said

The Zambia Public Procurement Authority (ZPPA) says it gave a “No Objection” to ZAMMSA’s request to deviate from Section 39 of the procurement Act and allow non-citizen companies to take part in the tender for

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia (TI-Z) has disagreed with the European Union Observation Mission’s recommendation to remove the Grade 12 certificate requirement, arguing that it was introduced to ensure some level of competence and literacy in elected

MINISTRY of Information Media Director and Spokesperson Thabo Kawana has struggled to explain the role of a Permanent Secretary for Special duties and why four people have so far been given that position. Speaking when

THE Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) says it has launched an investigation into the matter in which Permanent Secretary for the Remuneration Division Mwamba Peni has accused Crest Lodge Services of not being tax compliant. On

ZAMBIA Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency (ZAMMSA) acting Director General Chipopa Kazuma has admitted that Honeybee drugs were distributed to Kabwe General Hospital and Kasama, stating that this was an error caused by two or...

ECONOMIC Front leader Wynter Kabimba says there is need to do away with foreign financing for political parties, arguing that it endangers national security. And Kabimba says the debate of amending the Public Order Act

THE Zambia Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency has released a consignment of Honeybee drugs that had been quarantined for failing quality assurance test, News Diggers has learnt. According to whistleblowers, some Paracetamol drugs which were

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says everyday he spends in State House, he realises how deep the problem of corruption and mismanagement of public funds was in the last seven years. And Dean of Diplomatic Corps and

UNITED Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has noted that the COVID-19 pandemic has further increased gender inequalities, from school closures to a rise in violence and a greater burden of care in the home. In his