Economist Kampamba Shula says certain Mining agreements in Zambia are not signed in a transparent way thereby causing a lot of tension between mine owners and the government. Speaking when he featured on the ‘Let

The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has warned Zambia’s diplomats serving abroad that it will not tolerate foreign missions being cited in the Auditor General’s report. Speaking when he called on Zambia’s High Commissioner to

Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) president Jervis Zimba says the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) is swindling farmers by insisting on buying maize at k60 because the price is below the cost of production. In a

The Public Accounts Committee has heard that there is increased collaboration between the Internal Audit Office and the Office of the Auditor General. And PAC has also heard that the Internal Audit Reports of Canada

MMD leader Nevers Mumba has written to Finance Minister Felix Mutati again, warning him of the consequences of a runaway national debt that would arise from government’s lack of honest about how much it has

The Copperbelt Energy Corporation says Mopani Copper Mines poses a risk to the sustainability of the energy sector as it is the only customer refusing to pay the new revised electricity tariffs. And CEC says

Energy Minister David Mabumba says Mopani Copper Mines is losing $3 million per day since the stand-off with Copperbelt Energy Corporation over tariffs began on August 11. Speaking to journalists after he met Mopani officials

Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) Media Liason Officer Calvin Kaleyi says the maize marketing season is collapsing because most farmers have opted to continue holding on their maize due to the low price. In a

Finance Minister Felix Mutati says Zambia has become a preferred investment destination in Africa because of good governance and consistent economic policies. In a statement issued to News Diggers! by First Secretary for Press and

The Public Accounts Committee has called on Government to seriously resolve the diffferences between Zambia and Canada concerning the Foreign and Investment Promotion Agreement (FIPA). Speaking in an interview in Ottawa after paying a courtesy