The Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) in Lusaka has arrested and jointly charged a Human Resource Officer at the Supreme Court and three others for being in possession of K20,000 counterfeit notes. And the commission in

Information and Broadcasting Minister Dora Siliya says she will study how the creation of Topstar has negatively affected private broadcasters before responding to their grievances. Recently, the Zambia Independent Broadcasters Association (ZIBA) accused government of

Energy Regulation Board Chairperson Raymond Mpundu has announced that fuel prices will remain unchanged for the current fuel consignment. Mpundu said in the current 60-day price review, the cost of fuel would remain the same

NGOCC board chairperson Sara Longwe says it is good that the PF government is hurt by the united criticism from the covil society movement, saying that is s sign that they will reform and start

There was drama inside UNZA Radio studios yesterday when UPND deputy Spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa and Patriots for Economic Progress (PeP) leader Sean Tembo called each other names during a heated political programme. The incident started

Media Institute for Southern Africa (MISA) Chairperson Hellen Mwale says politicians should understand that it is not the media that propagates hate speech as they are the ones who use the media to drive their

Minister of Lands Jean Kapata says the PF will be left with no option but to shut down Prime TV if it continues to promote hate speech. Kapata, who is also PF National Women Chairperson,

PF Secretary General Davies Mwila has with immediate effect dissolved the ruling party’s executive committee for Lusaka Province ahead of the April 18, elections which will usher in new office bearers. Speaking at a press

Wynter Kabimba has charged that the leaders of the newly established Socialist Party left the Rainbow Party after they different on their beliefs in God and on receiving funding from homosexual organisations. But Socialist Party

Human Rights Commission Spokesperson Mwelwa Muleya says there was room for remedial measures in handling expelled Cuban Ambassador Nelson Pages Vilas’ attendance of the Socialist Party launch. Speaking when he featured on Unza Radio’s Lusaka