The Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) says the abuse of public funds by those in government and the huge debt burden of the country remain the key reasons for the delay in paying civil

Rainbow Party leader Wynter Kabimba says things keep getting worse in the country and there can’t be peace in a hungry nation. And Kabimba says students must participate in the change of government in 2021,

UPND Spokesperson Charles Kakoma says government must publish the Access to Information Bill so that stakeholders can scrutinize its contents. And Kakoma says the timing of Cabinet’s approval of the bill is suspicious because government

PF campaign manager in the Kafue Council chairperson by-election Given Lubinda has dismissed claims by UPND campaign manager Obvious Mwaliteta that the ruling party is collecting voters’ cards in exchange for mealie meal. Reacting to

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has arrested a former Choma Mayor for allegedly failing to declare interest in a matter involving the allocation of plots during his tenure. In a statement released, Wednesday, ACC Corporate Affairs

Expelled PF Member of the Central Committee (MCC) Christopher Yaluma says he has accepted the decision by party Secretary General Davies Mwila to remove him from the party’s decision-making committee. In an interview, Tuesday, Yaluma,

Higher Education Permanent Secretary Mabvuto Sakala says his ministry is only a conduit of resources from the Ministry of Finance to public universities, adding that the running of higher learning institutions is the responsibility of

UPND campaign manager in the Kafue Council Chairperson by-election Obvious Mwaliteta has accused PF agents of collecting voters’ cards from people in exchange for mealie meal. According to Mwaliteta, the PF are panicking ahead of

The Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) says government must abandon its attempt to facilitate for Zambians to apply for jobs in Kuwait, Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) due to the poor

Veteran politician and former diplomat Vernon Mwaanga has warned that abandoning the national dialogue process would be dangerous as many critical issues will remain unresolved. In a statement, Mwaanga expressed disappointment at the stalled dialogue