Former defence minister in the Levy Mwanawasa government George Mpombo says Zesco’s planned load shedding will have severe consequences on the economy. Recently, Zesco Spokesperson Henry Kapata said the Kariba power plant would shut by

Press Association of Zambia (PAZA) president Andrew Sakala says police should stop using the media as investigative agencies for collecting evidence. Recently, police issued search warrants against Prime TV, demanding some footage that was broadcast

National Democratic Congress (NDC) national youth chairperson Charles Kabwita says President Edgar Lungu is not the most insulted and tolerant President as PF media Director Sunday Chanda claims, but is the richest Head of State

Zesco national spokesperson Henry Kapata says if power generation remains the same, the Kariba energy generation plant will shut down due to inadequate water by November 2019. In an interview with ZNBC’s Brian Mwale, Kapata

Human Rights Activist Brebner Changala says Zambia is breaking into pieces because of the tendency of allowing the closure of corporate institutions on ex-parte orders by the powers that be. In an interview, Changala said

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says the PF and President Edgar Lungu’s approach to place Konkola Copper Mine (KCM) under liquidation is a behaviour of a vulture that lacks around a sick animal waiting for it

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has arrested Housing and Infrastructure Development Minister Ronald Chitotela and charged him with nine more corruption charges. And Transparency International Zambia has made a fresh appeal to President Edgar Lungu to

Patriotic Front (PF) media director Sunday Chanda says the ruling party is aware that the civil society organizations (CSOs) that have accused it of being a danger to the country’s peace and stability are all

Alliance for Development and Democracy (ADD) president Charles Milupi says the manner in which government is handling the Konkola Copper Mines liquidation is sending fears among investors and anyone who will ultimately take over will

Action Aid Zambia country director Nalucha Ziba says her organisation supports government’s move to liquidate Konkola Copper Mines but cautions government to appoint credible experts who are devoid of political influence to handle the transition.