President Edgar Lungu says Zambia must continue liberating itself from poverty and unemployment and further reduce its high levels of vulnerability and inequality. In a speech issued on the eve of Zambia’s 54th Independence anniversary,

Police in Lusaka have arrested musician Clifford Dimba alias General Kanene for touching a woman’s breast without her consent. In a statement, Thursday, Police Spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo disclosed that the incident happened around 20:00

People’s Alliance for Change (PAC) president Andyford Banda has agreed with Muchinga Province Minister Malozo Sichone that Zambia needs to borrow at this stage to supplement next year’s budget since most donor aid was frozen.

The University of Zambia Lecturers and Researchers Union (UNZARU) says it is shocking how a ministry which keeps saying that it has no money to pay retired lecturers, can afford to spend over K19 million

Civil Society for Poverty Reduction (CSRP) executive director Patrick Nshindano says it is not enough to only suspend or fire those that have stolen Social Cash Transfer funds but that beyond that, they should also

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says the arrest of Ndola pastors and some officials from the Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) who met to discuss the national budget, only goes to prove the dictatorship

CCPC Board Chairperson Kelvin Bwalya Fube has clarified that it is not true that ZNBC has been sold and the decision to merge the public broadcaster with Star Times was made in public interest. Yesterday,

National Democratic Congress (NDC) secretary general Mwenya Musenge has warned the PF government that Zambians will not spare them for making critical decisions such as the purchase of expensive aircraft without engaging them. This follows

Muchinga Province Minister Malozo Sichone says it is suicide to abandon borrowing at this stage because many economic sectors need investment for them to make returns. And Sichone has appealed to Zambians to support President

MMD founding member Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika says politicians of today should learn to put their differences aside and seek each other’s advice in times of need. Meanwhile, a Pentecostal pastor in Senanga district of Western