Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) Plc says all stakeholders must be willing to pay for any looming power tariff increment to reduce load shedding in Zambia, but only if the Cost of Service Study proves that

Conservationist Nsama Learns says she has received death threats after she alerted the nation on the missing 80 black lechwes from the Bangweulu Wetlands. Learns said she had received a call from a man named

Vice-President Inonge Wina says it is not possible to have an equal distribution of relief food to all districts in the country. Responding to a question from Moomba UPND member of parliament Fred Chaatila, who

Green Party president Peter Sinkamba has expressed concern on the shortage of medical supplies in government hospitals and clinics on the Copperbelt Province. And Sinkamba says the National Health Insurance Scheme is a total disaster

Prisons Care and Counselling Association (PRISCA) executive director Godfrey Malembeka has called for the proper implementation of pro bono legal services to reduce Zambia’s congested correctional facilities. And Human Rights Commission (HRC) spokesperson Mweelwa Muleya

UPND secretary general Stephen Katuka says his party resolved to shun Independence Day and other national celebrations due to PF’s tendency to attack its members. And Katuka says although it is gratifying to see President

Economist Chibamba Kanyama says it will be difficult for Zambia to survive without external financing as the current external debt position requires refinancing. And Kanyama says Zambia’s global competitiveness ranking will not improve any time

UPND chairperson for elections Gary Nkombo says it is wishful thinking for the PF to think that they are gaining ground in Western Province because people in the area cannot vote for tricksters. Last Tuesday,

PF secretary general Davies Mwila says the Western Province police command is equally to blame for the political violence which characterized the Kaoma Council Chairperson by-elections because they neglected their responsibility of protecting citizens’ lives.

Green Party president Peter Sinkamba has questioned the decision by the Ministry of Tourism to relocate the 80 Black Lechwe from Bangwelu to private game ranches. In an interview Sinkamba said although the party supports