PRINCE Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika says just like UNIP and MMD, PF has betrayed the people by going back on certain promises they made about enhancing people’s freedoms. And Akashambatwa says young people must rise up

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chishimba Kambwili says the only reason he is quiet over the decision by the party’s Roan member of parliament Joseph Chishala to support Bill 10 is because it is an

Religious Affairs Minister Reverend Godfridah Sumaili has instructed all churches in the country to be finishing their services within an hour, saying any prolonged stay in the House of God would increase the risk for

FORMER Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry Dipak Patel has petitioned the Constitutional Court over government’s failure to obtain prior approval from Parliament before contracting national debt. And Patel has written to the Minister of

THE National Assembly has adjourned indefinitely in view of the coronavirus pandemic, consequently shelving the Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019. Meanwhile, Mazabuka central UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo has pushed Speaker of

The Patriotic Front yesterday dragged debate on the Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 after falling short by one member of parliament to meet the required two thirds majority to pass the Bill through

FORMER justice minister Wynter Kabimba has written to Chief Justice Ireen Mambilima telling her that the Judiciary’s action against constitutional lawyer John Sangwa State Counsel has no legal backing and should therefore be reversed. On

JUSTICE Minister Given Lubinda says it is Zambians who will suffer miserably if Bill 10 fails to be enacted into law because President Edgar Lungu will still win next year’s elections without it. And Lubinda

Justice Minister Given Lubinda has finally given Cabinet’s position on Bill 10 saying it will “strongly” support the views of the people and one of the clauses it objects to is one which seeks to

THE United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges & Lawyers Diego García-Sayán has strongly condemned the Zambian Judiciary’s move to bar Constitutional Lawyer John Sangwa State Counsel from appearing before any court. On