Vice-President Inonge Wina has bemoaned the continued ferrying of political party cadres for rallies without proper care, citing supporters of a ‘named party’ whose members are currently marooned in Kitwe after a mammoth rally last

Democratic Party leader Harry Kalaba says Ministry of Information permanent secretary Chanda Kasolo is too junior to respond to German Ambassador to Zambia Achim Burkart. During a press briefing, Wednesday, Kasolo accused Ambassador Burkart of

The Zambia Institute of Estate Agents (ZIEA) has called on sector players to come up with innovations like ‘rent-to-own’ that will help citizens own property given the failure of the traditional mortgage system to benefit

Action Aid Zambia country director Nalucha Ziba has called on government to address the poor disbursement of funds to the health and agricultural sectors. ActionAid Zambia, ESAF and SAfAID Zambia, which are part of the

Economist Professor Oliver Saasa says the mismanagement of the country’s mining sector has contributed to the kwacha’s depreciation. And Professor Saasa has said Zambia is playing games with the mining industry. In an interview, Professor

Finance Minister Dr Bwalya Ng’andu says the current debt stock is a reflection of the Patriotic Front’s ambitious infrastructure development agenda. And Dr Ng’andu has clarified that the increase in the overnight lending rate by

Chief Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya has charged that German Ambassador to Zambia Achim Burkart is a novice on the country’s affairs, judging by his statement against President Edgar Lungu on the Constitutional Court ruling against

President Edgar Lungu says the 2019 farming inputs which will be distributed under the e-voucher system include drought resistant crops as a measure of mitigating climate change. And President Lungu has urged citizens to make

Police in Lusaka have remained tight-lipped on whether or not President Edgar Lungu’s special assistant for politics Kaizer Zulu has been charged for careless driving. On Tuesday, Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo stated that Zulu’s

Standard Chartered Bank Zambia Plc says the closure of five of its branches in various areas of the country is as a result of the drastic reduction in the number of physical branch transactions stemming