Lusaka Province has so far recorded only three cases of cholera since the onset of the rainy season, according to Lusaka Province Permanent Secretary Charles Sipanje. And government says, through the Office of the Vice-President

Chief Kapichila of the Tumbuka-speaking people in Lundazi says he is concerned with the political violence obtaining in Mkombwe Ward being perpetrated by Patriotic Front cadres. And UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema has told the people

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema has condemned violence in Lundazi and Sisheke districts, advising police to be impartial in executing their duties. And Hichilema has pledged to drill a borehole in Nchidwale ward in Katete District,

Non-Governmental Gender Organization Coordinating Council (NGOCC) executive director Engwase Mwale says it is critical for women and men to recognize and appreciate their different roles in order to attain gender equality. And Swedish Ambassador to

President Edgar Lungu yesterday led hundreds of mourners at Cathedral of the Child Jesus in putting to rest Zambia’s former vice president Lupando Mwape. President Lungu described Mwape as a man of integrity who believed

Chieftainess Nkomeshya Mukamambo II says leaders who shunned the launch of the national dialogue and reconciliation should sit and reflect for the benefit of peace to prevail in the nation. And the Church says it

Movement for Multi-Party Democracy faction leader Felix Mutati says quarrelling about who should or shouldn’t attend the dialogue meeting is diverting focus from important issues like fixing the electoral system and constitutional reforms. And Mutati

The Ministries of Higher Education and General Education will beginning today host a three-day conference to interrogate the education system in the country. Minister of Higher Education Professor Nkandu Luo told journalists at a joint

Democratic Party presidential candidate Harry Kalaba says he will not be scared by anybody, including police officers who are fond of constantly trailing him. And Kalaba, who is also Bahati PF Member of Parliament, says

Chiefs and Traditional Affairs Minister Lawrence Sichalwe says the ongoing traditional dispute and chiefdom wrangles in some parts of the country have the potential to breach national peace. Speaking when he launched of the “2018