LABOUR Minister Joyce Nonde Simukoko says she and officials in the Ministry of Labour are not God to guess the wrongs being done against Zambian workers if those affected do not report to relevant authorities. […]

GOVERNMENT has announced the takeover of all electricity transmission and distribution lines operated by the Copperbelt Energy Corporation Plc (CEC) Plc through Statutory Instrument Number 57 of 2020. But CEC has announced that it will […]

THE Lusaka High Court has granted former Zambia Railways chief executive officer, Professor Clive Chirwa, K15 million relief after he sued the company and the Attorney General for wrongful dismissal. The Court has ruled that […]

ALLIANCE for Democracy and Development (ADD) leader Charles Milupi says government’s decision to hire a French company to help restructure Zambia’s debt at a cost of US$5 million is a waste of resources because there […]

THE Human Rights Commission (HRC) has welcomed the pardoning of the Kapiri gay couple saying everyone has the right to be pardoned regardless of their sexual orientation. In an interview, HRC spokesperson Mwelwa Muleya said […]

ECONOMIST Professor Oliver Saasa has called on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to consider relaxing conditions for Zambia to access the COVID-19 emergency facility because the challenges arising from the virus could have a ripple […]

President Edgar Lungu has pardoned and released the Kapiri gay couple who were sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for crimes against the order of nature. According to a government gazette, released Friday, Stephen Sambo, 31, […]

MINISTRY of Mines Permanent Secretary Barnaby Mulenga has urged mining houses to pay taxes instead of always having to deal with disputes through the courts. Mulenga was commenting on a Supreme Court judgment which ordered […]

THE Human Rights Commission (HRC) has called on government to immediately take practical steps to put an end to continued violation of media freedoms and freedom of expression by suspected PF cadres in Muchinga Province. […]

Alliance for Community Action executive director Laura Miti says comments by IBA Director General Josephine Mapoma suggesting that radio stations should air recorded programs to avoid attacks is an admission that the authority has failed […]