Green party president Peter Sinkamba says the fanatical monetary and currency tools have created a crisis at the Bank of Zambia and are rapidly shrinking the country’s economy, as more people resolve to keep money

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) bestowed Zambia with its president’s recognition certificate award in honour of the country’s strides towards transforming its aviation sector. According to a statement issued by Ministry of Transport and

Agriculture minister Dora Silya says farmers who experienced problems with swiping their e-voucher cards last year will not be compensated this season because they still found other means of collecting farming inputs from Agro dealers.

Secretary to the Cabinet Roland Msiska says money laundering and terrorist financing activities have adverse implications on social security because they are capable of hurting the country’s investment opportunities. And Dr Msiska says according to

Indeni board chairman Yamfwa Mukanga says it is not true that the Petroleum Refinery has had 12 board meetings since May this year. Last week, a whistleblower reported to News Diggers! that the board which

CTPD executive director Isaac Mwaipopo has urged government to lift the ban on the export of Mukula timber and instead raise its tax. And Maipopo says mines should be made to declare their profits in

Zambia Union of Financial Institution and Allied Workers (ZUFIAW ) president Ackim Mweemba says the continued depreciation in the value of the Kwacha has severe effects on poor people of Zambia. In a statement today,

A whistleblower has sounded an alarm at what they described as looting by board members through sitting allowances from unprecedented board meetings at Indeni Petroleum Refinery. The whistleblower explained that Indeni board which is now

Zesco managing director Victor Mundende says electricity tariffs will reduce again once the utility has managed to clear off the loans it has acquired for purposes of increasing generation capacity. And Mundende told a media

Zambia Union of Financial Institutions and Allied Workers (ZUFIAW) president Ackim Mweemba has asked Minister of Finance Felix Mutati to cut Pay As You Earn (PAYE) by 2.5 per cent. In a statement issued today,