ACTIONAID Zambia has urged the government to treat complaints of water and air pollution by Lumwana mine in North-Western Province with urgency. Government, through the Mines Safety Department (MSD), recently announced the suspension of exploration... […]

MINISTRY of Local Government Permanent Secretary for Technical Services Nicholas Phiri says traders who legitimately owned stands before City Market was gutted will be prioritised during stand allocation once the market is operational. Local Government... […]

ENERGY Regulation Board chairperson Reynolds Bowa says the monthly fuel pump price reviews are working very well for everyone, including government and oil marketing companies. In an interview, Bowa said it wasn’t possible at the... […]

THE Zambia Association of Manufacturers (ZAM) says despite the unpredictability that the monthly fuel price reviews present on commodity pricing, the sector has learnt to adjust to that. In an interview, Friday, ZAM president Ashu... […]

MINISTER of Energy Peter Kapala has revealed that the country will next month start a pilot project of blending petrol with locally produced ethanol at 10 percent. In an interview, Kapala assured that the move... […]

GOVERNMENT through the Mines Safety Department (MSD) has suspended exploration activities for Lumwana mine in Lubwe area following complaints of water and air pollution by the host community. In a letter dated 19th October addressed to... […]

MINISTER of Energy Peter Kapala says government is in a hurry to actualise the Zambia-Angola oil deal but notes that government-to-government negotiations take a bit of time because of diplomatic channels. In June this year,... […]

MINISTER of Energy Peter Kapala says Chama district is experiencing occasional power supply outages because of its dependence on power imports from ESCOM of Malawi. And Kapala says ZESCO is undertaking the Chipata-Lundazi-Chama transmission project... […]

BARRICK Gold Corporation president and chief executive officer Mark Bristow says he is delighted by the emphasis which President Hakainde Hichilema has placed on the need for investment in the country. And Bristow says Barrick... […]

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says his administration is determined to continue attacking the ‘ka something culture’ (bribery culture) because it increases the cost of doing business. Speaking during the ZNFU annual congress, Thursday, President Hichilema UPND’s... […]