Speaker of the N ational Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini says he disagrees with the Constitutional Court’s ruling that he overstepped his mandate to interpret both the law and the Constitution. And Dr Matibini says instead

HOUSING and Infrastructure Development Minister Vincent Mwale says UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema should learn to engage relevant stakeholders before commenting on road infrastructure projects, which he is not competent on. Mwale complained in a statement...

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) national youth chairperson Charles Kabwita says it is hypocrisy for the ruling PF to use COVIC-19 to stop other political parties from holding political gatherings when they are in the forefront

SOME Lusaka youths yesterday sent police on a wild goose chase when they held their much anticipated protest from an undisclosed location. A furious Inspector General of Police Kakoma Kanganja claimed he was aware of

HEALTH Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya has asked all provincial health officers and their departments to be accountable and to prudently use donated equipment only on defined activities. Speaking when he received a donation of vehicles,

ZAMBIA Conference of Catholic Bishops (ZCCB) secretary general Fr Cleophas Lungu says the church will not respond to groupings of people with clear motives on why they insist that Bill 10 should go through. In

ENERGY Minister Matthew Nkhuwa says he hopes that Zambia’s load shedding will be mitigated by end of December, 2020, mainly as a result of increased water levels at the Kariba Dam. And Nkhuwa has dismissed

PATRIOTIC Front (PF) Lumumba Ward 22 councillor in Roan constituency Angel Kahale has resigned. According to his resignation letter dated June 12, 2020 addressed to secretary general Davies Mwila, Kahale disclosed that he had decided

COUNCIL of Churches in Zambia (CCZ) general secretary Fr Emmanuel Chikoya says if the Association of Catholic Parliamentarians meant well, it should have incorporated views from all Catholic MPs across the political divide. And Fr

INFORMATION Permanent Secretary Amos Malupenga says his ministry was not in any way proposing closure or violence against News Diggers when it warned that the newspaper should have itself to blame for calling youths as