FDD president Edith Nawakwi has challenged Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) Commissioner General Kingley Chanda to explain who is auditing a clearing and forwarding company called Nishati, which she says belongs to him. And Nawakwi says

Lands and Natural Resources Minister Jean Kapata says the Zambia Association of Timber and Forestry Based Industries is composed a bunch of politicians who are working with the opposition. In an interview, Friday, Kapata also

Copperbelt University Dean of students at the School of Mines and Mineral Sciences Dr Kawunga Nyirenda has written to the Registrar of the institution to cancel his US$5,700 scheduled trip to Israel saying that it

Bweengwa UPND member of parliament Kasautu Michelo says Hakainde Hichilema has built a clinic in his constituency which is a demonstration of his commitment to duty. Recently, Southern Province Minister Edify Hamukale said some UPND

Police in Kabompo have gunned down a dangerous criminal who was allegedly involved in the recent aggravated robbery in Mumbezhi area where money amounting to K60,000 was stolen. This was after the suspect, together with

Former justice minister Wynter Kabimba says the Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) must quickly take action against lawyers who are interfering with the internal operations of the judiciary. Kabimba who is also General Secretary of

Higher Education Permanent Secretary Mabvuto Sakala says government will not going to be dismissing people simply because others have said so. On Tuesday, hundreds of CBU workers and lecturers locked up Prof Ngoma in his

NGOCC executive director Engwase Mwale says government should put up accountability mechanisms to give comfort to members of the public that donations being made towards the fight against cholera are not misapplied. In an interview

Party of National Unity (PNU) president Highvie Hamududu says the cholera crisis has forced President Edgar Lungu to demonstrate that painful and hard decisions can be made for the benefit of the country. In an

Local Government Minister Vincent Mwale says the treasury is unable to release Constituency Development Funds or pay contractors because of the Cholera epidemic. Speaking when he featured on Hot Fm’s Hot Seat programme, Thursday, Mwale