National Democratic Congress secretary general Mwenya Musenge says he has a lot of respect for President Edgar Lungu but that he will not hesitate to insult him if pushed too far. Musenge, who was angered

Ruling Patriotic Front cadres today attacked newly formed National Democratic Congress officials at 5fm radio where they were scheduled to appear on The Burning Issue programme. The cadres smashed NDC secretary general Mwenya Musenge’s vehicle,

Zambia Association of Musicians president Njoya Tembo says Pilato’s Koswe Mumpoto song is an abuse of freedom of expression through music. In a statement today, Tembo stated that the song was too politically vindictive, judgmental

Higher Education Minister Nkandu Luo says some members of the Copperbelt University Students Union have been suspended for causing riots by allegedly feeding their colleagues with lies regarding the payment of meal allowances. And Professor

Renowned Copperbelt-based musician Chama Fumba alias Pilato has released a new song that has annoyed some PF officials who feel the song depicts President Edgar Lungu as a thief. The song titled ‘Koswe Mumpoto’, which

Civil Society Constitution Agenda (CiSCA) Chairperson Bishop John Mambo says the dissolution of the student unions at the University of Zambia and Copperbelt University among others is undemocratic and must be reversed forthwith. And Bishop

Some Opposition members of parliament have expressed mixed reactions over proposals to amend the ZNBC and the IBA Acts. Debating on the policy statement which was read for the second time in the House today,

Lusaka businessman and civil rights activist Brebner Changala says the consent order entered into between High Court judge Sunday Nkonde and Attorney General Likando Kalaluka is criminal. Early this year, shareholders of The Post Newspapers

UPND National Chairperson Mutale Nalumango says her party will not allow any dubious Constitutional amendments which will only favor the PF. And Nalumango says the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) is a complete let down. Reacting

Over 100 unionised employees at the Zambia National Broadcasting corporation (ZNBC) together with some management members have signed a petition against the decision to shift the responsibility of collecting TV levy from the corporation to