MINISTER of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya says government will use this period in which the country is recording low COVID-19 positive cases to improve the health system’s resilience ahead of the anticipated second wave of

THE Shakumbila Royal Establishment has filed an application for interim order of injunction in the Lusaka High Court to stop dethroned Chief Shakumbila, Patrick Chikumbe Chibamba, from interfering with the installation of the newly appointed

FORMER Women for Change (WfC) executive Director Dr Emily Sikazwe has sued the organisation’s trustees for unpaid gratuity, salaries and allowances totalling K699,119.18. According to a statement of claim filed in the Lusaka High Court,

STATE House police divisional assistant commissioner Michael Malambo has told the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court that anyone who refers to Valden Findlay’s dealings refers to President Edgar Lungu. He was testifying in a matter in which

THE Auditor General has revealed that over K450 million was not distributed to Social Cash Transfer beneficiaries leaving a coverage of 16.6 per cent of entitlement. According to the Report of the Auditor General on

FORMER Special Assistant to the President for Policy and Project Implementation Jack Kalala has charged that giving aid or debt relief to Zambia will be like pouring water in a bottomless container as what the

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has asked the police service to be fair in the execution of their duties as the country goes to the polls next year. Speaking when he toured the newly constructed Kanyama police

THE Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) says a fake teacher has been committed to prison for six months after failing to pay a K60,000 fine slapped on her in February this year by the Nakonde Magistrates’

MEDICAL practitioner Dr Aaron Mujajati says the fight against COVID-19 in Zambia is frustrating because leaders are in the forefront of abrogating the laid-down preventive guidelines. In an interview, Dr Mujajati observed that the disregard

HOME Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says the second phase of the mobile issuance of National Registration Cards (NRCs) was a success, with 632,363 NRCs issued out of the 730,000 target. Speaking when he rendered a