UPND secretary general Batuke Imenda says preliminary results show that Hakainde Hichilema is on track to achieve a resounding first-round victory in Thursday’s election. In a statement, Friday, Imenda thanked Zambians for coming out in

SOCIALIST Party leader Dr Fred M’membe has conceded defeat in Thursday’s presidential election, congratulating UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema whom he says has carried the day. Meanwhile, Patriots for Economic Progress leader Sean Tembo has also

THE Lusaka High Court has dismissed a matter in which UPND sued ZNBC over failure to air the party’s campaign adverts for the 2016 elections during prime-time slots. The court threw out the matter for

UPND parliamentary candidate for Bwacha constituency Percy Chato has gone into hiding after being attacked by suspected PF cadres and later having his house surrounded by police, defence forces and prison officers. In an interview,

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says Thursday’s high voter turnout was reminiscent of the way people turned up en masse to vote in 2011. President Lungu, who was accompanied by his wife Esther, was speaking after he

POLICE in Senanga have arrested a 25-year-old man for allegedly murdering his brother using a pounding stick over theft allegations. In a statement, Thursday, Police spokesperson Esther Katongo explained that the deceased and the suspect

DEMOCRATIC Party leader Harry Kalaba has expressed confidence that he will carry the day in Thursday’s election, saying his party is issue-based and can heal the divide in the nation. And Patriots for Economic Progress

FORMER Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Mutembo Nchito has petitioned the Lusaka High Court seeking a declaration that the conduct of the tribunal which was set up against him contravenes the Constitution, making its findings

THE Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ) has asked the Lusaka High Court to discharge the ex-parte order granting Dr Brian Sampa leave to commence judicial review against the council’s decision to suspend his practicing

UPND secretary general Batuke Imenda has applied for leave to commence judicial review proceedings against the Attorney General and the air commander over refusal to process 15 applications made by the party to fly Hakainde