A female pastor of Rainbow Church and Music Ministries in Lusaka’s Chawama Township has asked the High Court to dissolve her seven-month old marriage to a fellow pastor on grounds that there is no sexual

Former Post employee Abel Mboozi says allowing the Law Association of Zambia to join the liquidation case will embarrass the court and derail court proceedings as the associations interest is to protect and defend Fred

SPEAKER of the National Assembly Patrick Matibini has contended that there is nothing irrational about his decision reprimand 54 UPND members of parliament for boycotting official opening of Parliament last September. In a High-Court filed

The Zambia Revenue Authority has obtained an injunction restraining the United Progressive Party from issuing any more statements on corruption allegations against the authority. According to an exparte order of interim injuction signed by Lusaka

The Zambia Revenue Authority has instituted legal proceedings against United Progressive Party (UPP) for Malicious Falsehood demanding K100 billion in reputation damages. In a statement today, ZRA Corporate Communications Manager Topsy Sikalinda said careless statements

The Lusaka High Court is this Thursday April 6 scheduled to hear an application by Law Association of Zambia to join proceedings in the Post liquidation case. In this matter, five former Post Newspaper Limited

Lusaka lawyer Kelvin Bwalya Fube has joined the prosecution team in a matter in which State Counsel Nchima Nchito is charged with personating a Post official. KBF quickly stood to address magistrate Greenwell Malumani today

Two Spectra Oil directors have asked the Lusaka Magistrates Court to allow them a chance to engage lawyers before they can take plea on charges of contravening an order to cease operations and implementing a

Zambian ex-heavyweight champion Joseph ‘No Pressure’ Chingangu has yet again appeared in the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court for breaking into a house in Libala. This is barely six months after UNZA students beat him up after

The Lusaka Magistrates’ Court has set July 14 as judgment date in a case where Sylvia Masebo is alleged to have illegally canceled hunting concessions at the Zambia Wild Life Authority when she was Tourism