Democratic president Harry Kalaba says the only way to stop the unprecedented levels of corruption being witnessed under the PF rule is to kick them out in 2021. And Kalaba says government should take full

Local businesses in Zambia have recorded a poor performance in the quarter of the third year of 2019 due to load shedding, the kwacha depreciation and government’s delayed payments, among others, the latest Business Confidence

Confusion rocked filing in of nominations for the Milenge Town Council Chairperson by-election in Luapula Province when the PF switched candidates at the last minute due to their first choice’s invalid documents. On Wednesday, PF

The Lusaka Magistrates Court has sentenced two Chinese nationals to 18 months imprisonment with hard labour for corrupt practices involving K 5,000. In a statement issued to News Diggers by Anti Corruption Commission corporate affairs

Muvi TV and Fresh View Homes proprietor Stephen Nyirenda is poised to take over the presidency of the National Restoration Party (NAREP) today. Until September this year, NEREP was headed by prominent lawyer Elias Chipimo

UPND secretary general Stephen Katuka says it is a sign of fear for President Edgar Lungu to stop opposition political parties from campaigning when that is exactly what he is doing under the guise of

Democratic Party president Harry Kalaba says he will continue with its planned country wide mobilisations and vision launches despite President Edgar Lungu‘s call for political parties to desist from campaigning. President Lungu, during his press

National Democratic Congress leader Chishimba Kambwili says he will not stop speaking for the Zambian people even though government is squeezing his businesses. And Kambwili has described President Edgar Lungu’s press conference as a sheer

Leader of the Opposition in Parliament Jack Mwiimbu says President Edgar Lungu’s directive to remove all cadres from bus stations and markets should be implemented with the seriousness it deserves. In an interview, Mwiimbu said

All People’s Congress (APC) party president Nason Msoni says it is criminal and abusive for Zesco Limited to try and adjust retail power tariffs by an average 113 per cent for consumers who will fail