MINISTRY of Health Permanent Secretary Dr Kennedy Malama has announced that 148 COVID-19 cases have so far been recorded in primary and secondary schools since they re-opened in September. Speaking during the weekly COVID-19 update

MEDIA Network for Child Rights and Development executive director Henry Kabwe has called for the Child Protection Unit of the Zambia Police Service to be more proactive in the fight against Gender-Based Violence (GBV). In

ECONOMIST Chibamba Kanyama says keeping the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at eight per cent, coupled with the country’s debt position, will push the annual rate of inflation higher and keep the kwacha weak. In an

PF Secretary General Davies Mwila says the party is engaging the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) on the slow pace at which the voter registration process is being conducted. And Mwila says the ruling party

CHIRUNDU UPND member of parliament Douglas Siakalima says the Human Rights Commission should move from just condemning human rights violations to preventive action against human rights abuses. During debate on the budget allocation to the

NATIONAL Development Planning Minister Alexander Chiteme has asked Speaker of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini to state whether Monze central UPND member of parliament Jack Mwiimbu is in order to continue calling him a

UPND National Youth Chairman Likando Mufalali says the huge cash donations by select PF members of parliament is the reason why other members are being beaten by the electorate. In a statement, Sunday, Mufalali stated

PF media director Sunday Chanda says the UPND and its leader Hakainde Hichilema will fall harder in 2021 because they have lost grip of Western and North-Western provinces. In a statement, Sunday, Chanda stated that

VICE-PRESIDENT Inonge Wina has urged members of parliament to desist from ferrying huge numbers of supporters to National Registration Card (NRC) and voter registration centres because the move is putting unnecessary pressure on registration staff.

UNIVERSITY of Zambia (UNZA) Vice-Chancellor Professor Luke Mumba has revealed that the institution ran from 1994 to 2014 without audited financial statements, but is working to ensure the University is up to-date by June, 2021.