MMD president Nevers Mumba says no Zambian will believe the report given by ZAFFICO on the mukula trucks which were intercepted by PF youths because many questions surrounding the scandal have remained unanswered. In an

Former MMD national secretary Major Richard Kachingwe says Central Province Minister Sydney Mushanga crossed his boundaries by ordering soldiers to beat traders who were resisting to vacate the markets on Thursday last week. Commenting to

Zambia has recorded 108 new cholera cases in the last 24 hours bringing the total cumulative number to 2,600. Giving a daily update at State House today, Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya also said all

Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda says a team of experts from Israel has arrived in the country to help fight cholera. And Local Government Minister Vincent Mwale says

About 700 PF cadres from 12 constituencies in Luapula province today petitioned provincial minister Nixon Chilangwa demanding the resignation of Bahati member of parliament Harry Kalaba. The ‘youths’ who marched from Chilyapa market to the

Oasis Forum Chairperson Linda Kasonde says the firing of Lucky Mulusa as well as the resigning of Harry Kalaba in government is a sign that corruption levels in the country have reached alarming levels. In

PF deputy secretary general Mumbi Phiri says Lusaka lawyer Kelvin Bwalya Fube is a nonentity in the ruling party and has no right to propose a reconciliatory indaba. Earlier this week, KBF issued a statement

Government has closed three Hungry Lion outlets at Kulima Tower, Cairo Road and Levy Mall. And government has also closed a PicknPay outlet in Lusaka’s Central Business District owing to the outbreak of cholera. Meanwhile,

Government yesterday flagged off the exportation 20 trucks-loads of Mukula which were intercepted by PF cadres last week. Speaking during the ceremony at ZNS Kafue Camp where government invited media coverage, Defence Permanent Secretary Sturdy

Minister of Home Stephen Kampyongo says new inmates will have to be carefully screened before being admitted into prison facilities to prevent the spread of cholera. And government has prohibited the external movement and transfer