THE Judiciary has restored Constitutional lawyer John Sangwa’s right to appear in court. And the Judiciary says it will not proceed with contemptuous charges it had intended to take against Sangwa. In a letter to

ZAMBIA has recorded 32 new COVID-19 cases in the last five days from 3,361 tests conducted. At a COVID-19 update briefing, Monday, Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary in charge of Technical Services Dr Kennedy Malama

HOME Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says the pardoned Kapiri gay couple, Stephen Sambo and Japhet Mataba, have given “a second chance to live like law abiding citizens”. And Kampyongo says President Edgar Lungu has pardoned

UPND spokesperson Charles Kakoma says the PF government should invite his party to discuss debt restructuring with the same spirit in which they consulted NDC president Chishimba Kambwili on the mines. In an interview, Kakoma

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia has called on President Edgar Lungu to ask Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya to step aside in order to facilitate smooth investigations into his alleged corruption case. Responding to a press query,

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says there is need to tighten controls in the application and management of public resources in Zambia to reduce the number of audit queries. Speaking at State House when he swore-in Chibwe

LUSAKA Mayor Miles Sampa has apologized to the Chinese community for closing some of their businesses and using derogatory language in the process. Sampa said he erred in his judgement of physically going to business

DEMOCRATIC Party president Harry Kalaba says reducing the number of daily COVID-19 briefings will inadvertently relax the measures required to effectively fight COVID-19. Last Friday, President Edgar Lungu ordered the Ministry of Health to restrict

The Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) has recorded a warn and caution statement from Minister of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya for allegedly possessing property suspected to be proceeds of crime. And ACC sources have explained to

MMD president Nevers Mumba says the resumption of business in Nakonde District risks increasing the number of COVID-19 cases in that area. In an interview, Mumba said it was not the right time to resume