Rainbow Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says the only way to unite the country is to accept that there is already a President in State House. Speaking when he featured on United Voice radio’s ‘Add

The Mkushi Farmers Association has rejected a request from government for financial contributions towards this year’s Independence celebrations, saying they have no money to support that cause, and insisting that they would rather spend whatever

The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) has dispelled social media reports that one of the controversial speed cameras along the Great East Road has been set ablaze. The Agency, through a statement issued by

2021 presidential aspirant Harry Kalaba says he is confident he will win the election. And Kalaba has asked the people of Western Province to learn how to speak out and avoid living with pain of

Bahati PF member of parliament Harry Kalaba says he is not going to relinquish his parliamentary seat because his people did not elect him to sing PF praises in parliament. Kalaba told News Diggers in

Vice president Inonge Wina says online media and radio stations that have been giving negative portrayal of the country to the world will soon face consequences because their propaganda is affecting the economy. Speaking during

Civil Rights Activist Brebner Changala says Public Service Management Division Permanent Secretary Boniface Chimbwali must resign for reducing this country to a sector of shame. In an interview, Changala said there was no way the

Heath Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya says investigations into the theft of drugs at Medical Stores Limited (MSL) worth US $1,064,788 funded by the Global Fund have escalated. And European Union (EU) Ambassador to Zambia Alessandro

PF deputy secretary general Mumbi Phiri says it is true that members of parliament from Luapula Province are very organised and coordinated than any other group of MPs in the ruling party, but says she

Bahati PF member of parliament Harry Kalaba does not want to resign from the Patriotic Front (PF) party because the moment he does so, he will go into “political oblivion,” says media director Sunday Chanda.