Green Party leader Peter Sinkamba has thanked founding president Dr Kenneth Kaunda for opposing the mining project in the Lower Zambezi National Park and has urged him to continue speaking out on serious national issues

PF Secretary General Davies Mwila says PF has a huge responsibility of ensuring that President Edgar Lungu retains State House in 2021, at all costs Meanwhile, Kapoche PF member of parliament Charles Banda has urged

Chief Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya yesterday failed to give a clear indication on when consumers will get some relief from load shedding with the importation of electricity from South Africa, revealing instead that Zesco and

Mazabuka central UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo has wondered whether President Edgar Lungu appointed for Accountant General Dickson Sichembe as Auditor General to specifically clean up the PF mess. And Milengi PF member of

Minister of Tourism and Arts Ronald Chitotela says he will soon engage the Ministry of Justice to ensure that a common position that sustains the environment is found on mining in the Lower Zambezi National

Women’s History Museum of Zambia and the National Museums of World Culture of Sweden have announced the development of a digital platform for Museum objects. The concept comes in the wake of widening global discourse

Maamba Collieries Limited (MCL) has revealed that the increased hours of load shedding are due to Zesco’s failure to pay for the supply of electricity, which is hampering maintenance of efficient operations at the 300MW

Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops (ZCCB) president Right Reverend Bishop George Zumaili Lungu has observed that things are getting worse for citizens in the country as they are getting more hungry, angry and frustrated. And

Police in Kawambwa are looking for four suspects in connection with the murder of their 68-year-old uncle. In a statement, Zambia Police public relations officer Esther Katongo stated that the victim, Jonas Kambole of Chimfutu

First Republican President Dr Kenneth Kaunda says the proposed mining operation in Lower Zambezi National Park is the biggest threat to wildlife in history. Speaking when he met a delegation from the Grassroots Trust, Wednesday,