The Civil Society Constitution Agenda (CiSCA) says discussing politics is not a crime to warrant people getting arrested for it. And CiSCA has maintained its stance that the Church must lead the dialogue and reconciliation

Senior Chief Ishindi of the Lunda speaking people in Zambezi district says the people of North-Western Province are thirsty for change because they want a government that delivers campaign promises. And Chief Ishindi says Harry

Armed police officers in Mwinilunga district of North Western Province on Sunday forced Bahati PF member of parliament Harry Kalaba to cut short his visit and leave the area saying they only had enough manpower

Satirical singer Chama Fumba, popularly known as Pilato, has called on President Edgar Lungu to institute an inquiry in the death of Vespers Shimuzhila, a fourth year student who died of suffocation after Police officers

Patriotic Front deputy media director Antonio Mwanza says Zambia is not a kantemba where anyone like Kenyan law professor Patrick Lumumba can be allowed to come and “insult citizens”. And Mwanza says he is happy

The Civil Society for Poverty Reduction (CSPR) says illicit financial flows are rampant in Zambia due to lack of consistency in government policies aimed at combating the scourge. Speaking when he featured on an OSISA

Patriotic Front deputy Secretary General Mumbi Phiri says if politicians allow regional politics to thrive, there will be no other tribe that will rule Zambia apart from the Bemba speaking people and their tribal cousins

World Vision Zambia has launched a campaign against Child marriage, dubbed: “it takes Zambia to end Child marriage.” Speaking at the launch of the campaign in Mumbwa district, Wednesday, World Vision Zambia Communications and Advocacy

United Progressive People president Saviour Chishimba has threatened to be sleeping at State House if President Edgar Lungu does not meet him to discuss the plight of COMESA market fire victims. Chishimba, who submitted a

United Prosperous and Peaceful Zambia (UPPZ) president Charles Chanda says President Edgar Lungu cannot stop violence in Chilanga because PF cannot win the Parliamentary by-election without violence. Speaking when he featured on UNZA Radio’s Lusaka