Minister of Finance Felix Mutati says only five out of the 38 parastatal companies in Zambia have been returning dividends to government. Speaking when he received a K5 million dividend cheque from the National Airports

Puma Energy Zambia PLC has refuted allegations that the oil company is involved in fuel smuggling activities. On friday last week, the Zambia Revenue Authority disclosed that it had discovered an organized fuel smuggling syndicate

Engen service stations in Zambia are expected to rebrand to “Vivo” following the acquisition of Engen Holdings (Pty) Limited shares by Vivo Energy Holding B.V. This is according to a joint statement signed by Vivo

Bus operators today vented their anger at Ministry of Transport and Communications permanent secretary Misheck Lungu because of government’s failure to combat pirate taxis and other passenger service vehicles. This happened in Ndola today where

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Zambia has the highest debt levels in Sub-Saharan Africa. And the IMF says the relationship between the IMF and Zambian authorities is “almost a saga”. Speaking at the IMF

Communications Minister Brian Mushimba says government will strengthen early warning systems to help farmers prevent and mitigate climate change related hazards. According to a statement issued by Ministry of Transport and Communications head of public

Transport and Communications Minister Brian Mushimba has clarified that only transporters of goods and commodities will be allowed to operate 24 hours under the revised night travel regulation, while passenger service vehicles remain banned. In

Finance Minister Felix Mutati says government has lifted the ban on night driving effective December 6. Speaking when he conducted an on-the-spot tour of the construction of the 923 meter long permanent rail and road

Minister of Transport and Communications Brian Mushimba says government has embarked on renovation process of the water transportation system to improve modes of movement for people and goods on waterways. And Mushimba has threatened that

ZNFU president Jervis Zimba has urged President Edgar Lungu to scrutinise the people he has entrusted the agricultural sector with, saying they have been misleading him. And Zimba says the PF government has turned agriculture