OVER 200 contractors have threatened to take the law into their own hands and confiscate whatever assets they can to recover the US $18 million owed to them by Mabiza Resources, operators of Munali Nickel

MINISTRY of Health permanent secretary in charge of administration Kakulubelwa Mulalelo says Dr Chitalu Chilufya’s corruption case has not affected the fight against COVID-19 in any way. And Mulalelo says donations from corporations and well

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chishimba Kambwili says President Edgar Lungu’s decision to fire David Mabumba is proof that government is being run like Animal Farm. In an interview, Kambwili noted that other ministers were

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia (TIZ) and ActionAid have called on the line Ministries responsible for parastatals found wanting in the Auditor General’s report to fire all chief executive officers to send a strong signal to would-be

ZACCI has called on the private sector to refrain from complaining about Zambia’s ongoing economic challenges and take advantage of the available financing facilities through various institutions. In an interview, ZACCI president Dr Chabuka Kawesha

FINANCE Minister Dr Bwalya Ng’andu says the issuance of bonds will not worsen the Zambia’s current debt position because they are long term. And Dr Ng’andu says Zambia is poised to save about K3.7 billion

THE Auditor General has revealed that over K1.9 million of the sanitation surcharge collected by Lukanga Water and Sewerage Company (LgWSC) meant for sanitation extension projects was used for other unrelated purposes. And the Auditor

MINISTER of Commerce Trade and Industry Christopher Yaluma has bemoaned the impromptu closure of all Spar outlets in the country, saying government is working to ensure that this does not scare other chain stores. And

THE Auditor General has revealed that the Luapula Water and Sewerage Company (LpWSC) delayed the implementation of the Integrated Small Towns Water Supply and Sanitation (ISTWSS) project despite funding worth US $33,453,611 being readily available.

CHAPTER One Foundation has asked Local Government Minister Dr Charles Banda to reverse his decision to suspend the operations of the Lusaka and Kitwe City Councils because his action is in contravention of Article 152