The Zambia Police says it is receiving less reports related to corruption within the service. And the Zambia Police Service has said traffic penalties are high and should remain so to deter motorists from misbehaving

Barclays Bank Zambia managing director Mizinga Melu says the bank has targeted to lend out in excess of K50 million to the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) sector by the end of this year. And

UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema has urged government to declare the hunger situation in the country as a national disaster so that international support can be galvanized. And Hichilema has warned against playing politics over the

Minister of Finance Dr Bwalya Ngandu has called on the private sector to take advantage of the US$750 million financing facility offered by the African Development Bank (AfDB) in order for them to help sustain

Mazabuka central UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo has charged that his Kabwe central PF counterpart Tutwa Ngulube is a delinquent who wants to feast on nothing. And Nkombo says Ngulube and his party must

NGOCC has demanded a more decisive approach by the Anti-Corruption Commission in handling the 48 “magical” houses case. And NGOCC has asked President Edgar Lungu to take decisive steps to root out corruption, especially that

Vice-President Inonge Wina says it is regrettable that journalists who must be protected by the Constitution and the State Police become endangered species during election campaigns. And Wina says government-sponsored text messages being sent to

Newly-appointed Bank of Zambia (BoZ) deputy governor for operations Dr Francis Chipimo says the central bank is still at the stage of consultation to refine the Depositors’ Insurance Bill to ensure that the challenges that

Minister of Finance Dr Bwalya Ng’andu has withdrawn Sales Tax Bill number of seven of 2019 for further refinement and says it will be reintroduced during the budget session of Parliament. Dr Ng’andu withdrew the

Chief Justice Irene Mambilima says every aggrieved person must seek justice before the courts of law because it is not a preserve of a few. And Transparency International Zambia president Rueben Lifuka says the Judiciary