UPND spokesperson Charles Kakoma says high profile people like Hakainde Hichilema and his vice Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba will not attend the National Day of Prayer without a formal invitation. But Minister of National Guidance and

The U.S Embassy to Zambia has awarded $55,000 to six Zambian community-based organisations through its Community Investment small grant program. Embassy Public Affairs Officer Janet Deutsch told News Diggers in a statement that the grants

Senior Chief Shakumbila of the Sala people of Mumbwa District in Central province says traditional leaders should act as middlemen to restore peace in the country before 2020. Speaking in an interview with News Diggers

Alliance for Community Action executive director Laura Miti says President Edgar Lungu was the worst candidate out of those who wanted to succeed Michael Sata. And Zambia Council for Social Development Executive Director Lewis Mwape

Visiting South African President Jacob Zuma today gave a moving tribute of late African National Congress (ANC) leader Oliver Reginald Tambo when he joined his Zambian counterpart Edgar Lungu in unveiling the “O.R Tambo Heritage

UPND spokesperson Charles Kakoma has demanded that the Judicial Complaints Commission should immediately release a report on the complaint filed by members of the public against three Constitutional Court judges. In a statement today, Kakoma

Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Catherine Namugala has asked general education minister Dr Dennis Wanchinga to issue a ministerial statement on the graphic bullying involving pupils at Chengelo Christian Boarding School. Namugala said this

Transport and Communications Minister Brian Mushimba says he has made it a habit to use public transport from Lusaka’s Chilanga area to town every weekend in order to observe how the sector operates. Speaking when

MMD leader Nevers Mumba says reports that he is looking for a job in the PF government are false, adding that he cannot work for a President whom he does not recognise as legitimately elected

Fourth Revolution Party leader Eric Chanda says President Edgar Lungu’s decision to stay away from traditional ceremonies will divide the country further. And Chanda says chiefs of Southern Province will remain offended until the Head