President Edgar Lungu has pardoned 464 inmates from various correctional facilities around the country in commemoration of Africa Freedom Day. And President Lungu has commuted 50 out of 123 petitioned sentences from death to life

Pharmaceutical Society of Zambia president David Banda has warned against the abuse of antibiotics in veterinary services because farm products that are consumed by humans are promoting antibiotic resistance. And Banda says there is need

Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo has asked for donnations of over US$74.2 million from various stakeholders in the country to in order to address the critical needs of Congolese refugees in Zambia for 2018 alone.

The Parliamentary Committee on Local Government on Tuesday learnt how the Kitwe City Council (LCC) paid K1.2 million into a personal account of an employee at government valuation department who was engaged by the council

The UPND is sceptical to participate in the national dialogue because they do not feel respected enough, says National Restoration Party (NAREP) president Elias Chipimo. And Chipimo was angered by one of the headlines on

Employees at Indo Zambia Bank (IZB) have complained that the bank does not pay the housing allowances while those in management positions pay themselves 40 per cent of their salaries for accommodation. And the employees,

President Edgar Lungu has appealed to the Zambia Centre for Inter-Party Dialogue (ZCID) to make the church an integral part of the dialogue process. According to a statement issued by his Special Assistant for Press

Government’s failure to appoint procurement managers has contributed to major problems being faced in Zambia’s public procurement system, says Zambia Institute of Purchasing and Supply president Chibwe Mwelwa. Speaking when he featured on ZNBC’s Sunday

President Edgar Lungu must return his eStwatini gift, it’s not like he has to spend on shipping it back to that country, says Rainbow Party leader Wynter Kabimba. Commenting on President Lungu’s land saga, Kabimba

Anti-Voter Apathy (AVAP) Executive Director Richwell Mulwani says the levels of violence so far perpetrated in Chilanga ahead of the June 5th parliamentary by-election might force a low voter turnout. In an interview with News