NGOCC board chairperson Sara Longwe says politicians in Zambia have become irresponsible, as they fear no one. And Longwe says the country has impoverished itself by electing people whose reputations were dented. On Tuesday, Luampa

Lunte PF member of parliament Mutotwe Kafwaya has told Parliament that ZNBC is only for government officials because opposition political parties who do not have policies would waste the national broadcaster’s airtime talking about presidential

Chaos rocked Parliament on Thursday after the Labour and Social Security Minister Joyce Nonde Simukoko became personal when debating the budget for the Ministry of Information, forcing the second deputy Speaker Mwimba Malama to halt

Some Mukuba University students today rioted over management’s decision to bar those owing the institution from writing their exams. But Mukuba University registrar Mwala Sheba says the institution has facilitated for the students to write

Vice-President Inonge Wina must always remembers that she is answerable to the Zambian people who elected her into office and not the President, says Civil Society Constitutional Agenda. At a media briefing yesterday, CiSCA deputy

Vice-President Inonge Wina today apologized to her fellow Patriotic Front members for voting with the opposition on a motion to expedite payments for retirees in Parliament yesterday. Mazabuka Central UPND member of parliament Garry Nkombo,

CSAWUZ says it is illogical for government to throw out civil servants with fake grade 12 results, but have acquired genuine degrees and worked for over 15 years in the civil service. Civil Servants and

Monze central UPND member of parliament Jack Mwiimbu says the Ministry of Information has been fomenting chaos and tension in the country because it has turned itself into a propaganda wing of the PF. And

JCTR says the 2016 Auditor General’s report is a serious indictment on the PF as it reflects a deteriorating culture of wastefulness by those managing public finances. And JCTR there is no doubt that those

Lusaka mayor Wilson Kalumba says the council has plans to open a radio station where it can be disseminating information to residents. Meanwhile, Kalumba says in the future, council officials will be passing door to