FORMER foreign affairs minister Harry Kalaba and Minister of Tourism and Arts Ronald Chitotela have paid back the salaries they were paid during their illegal stay in office as ruled by the Constitutional Court in

ECONOMIST Professor Oliver Saasa says the recent high-level International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation to Zambia gives hope that the country might get on a programme if government addresses the concerns raised by the Fund to

DEMOCRATIC Party leader Harry Kalaba says government should ensure that they adequately fund the extended voter registration exercise so that citizens don’t have to queue up for long hours as has been the case. In

A SURVEY has revealed that Zambia’s food security situation is expected to deteriorate with 1.98 million people expected to be facing high levels of acute food insecurity between September, 2020, and March, 2021. According to

ASPIRING PF presidential candidate for 2021 Kelvin Bwalya Fube says some ruling party members of parliament fear losing their seats if the party maintains President Edgar Lungu as its candidate. And KBF says the politicians

FORMER Secretary to the Cabinet Dr Sketchley Sacika says former and serving ministers should not only be made to pay back salaries they illegally obtained after parliament adjourned in 2016 but must face criminal prosecution

FINANCE Minister Dr Bwalya Ng’andu says long term sustainability of Zambia’s economy will only be derived from increased local production of food and clothing. During the Economics Association of Zambia (EAZ) annual gala dinner, Friday,

POLICE in Muchinga Province have arrested five UPND members for unlawful assembly after a report from a concerned citizen. According to Muchinga Province Police Commissioner Joel Njase, the five were arrested on Saturday after Chama

THE Zambia Statistical Agency (ZSA) has estimated that the country has 8.4 million voters, representing 47 percent of the population, according to the 2010 census results. During a press briefing, interim statistician general Mulenga Musepa

ELECTORAL Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has extended the voter registration exercise but says the duration will only be announced next Tuesday to allow for a comprehensive review of statistics and logistical arrangements. And ECZ chief