VICE-President Mutale Nalumango says the Mpidi solar mini-grid project in Zambezi District will benefit both public and private institutions, and will serve a total of 300 households. She adds that the UPND administration remains committed... […]

CHIEF Mpidi of the Lunda speaking people of Zambezi says he is not shy to say he is one of the pioneers of UPND and he is still a member of the ruling party. And... […]

VICE-President Mutale Nalumango says 38 percent of new HIV infections in Zambia occur among young people aged 15 to 24 years. Commemorating the 2024 World Aids Day and CAPAH one Health Expo, Sunday, Vice-President said... […]

VICE-President Mutale Nalumango says the fight against corruption should not be left to one person because so many people are corrupt. And Vice-President Nalumango says she will be lying if she says government will address... […]

OIL Marketing Companies Association of Zambia president, Dr Kafula Mubanga has projected an increment in fuel pump price ahead of the monthly review. Commenting in an interview, Wednesday, Dr Kafula said petroleum products were expected... […]

SPORTS Minister Elvis Nkandu says Citizen First president Harry Kalaba is power hungry, hence he dreams of becoming UKA president. On Saturday, Kalaba said the recent by-election results in Iyaya and Dilika Wards were a... […]

THE Swedish State Secretary to the Minister for International Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade, Diana Janse, says Sweden will contribute approximately 2.25 billion krona (about US$206 million) to Zambia through development cooperation between 2024 and... […]

HEALTH Minister Elijah Muchima yesterday claimed he was misquoted by News Diggers on his statement that “scandals are everywhere”. This was after Nkana Independent MP Binwell Mpundu questioned why Home Affairs Minister Jack Mwiimbu had... […]

MINISTER of Mines and Minerals Development Paul Kabuswe says he will not go to prison over the sale of Mopani Copper Mines to International Resource Holding (IRH) because the deal was decided by government, not... […]

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says government will proceed to amend non-contentious clauses of the Constitution despite some people disapproving such a process. And President Hichilema has advised couples that can’t peacefully live together to separate instead... […]