Congo DR President Joseph Kabila yesterday survived a fatal road traffic accident involving his presidential motorcade in Lusaka, after police failed to clear the route for him. And President Kabila refused to comment on Zambia’s

Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda says Zambia will not go to the ends of the earth trying to secure an IMF deal. And Chanda says “kadanser political parties”

Edith Nawakwi says all those who participated in the Topstar deal and those who are involved in the planned sale of the Natural Resources Development College (NRDC) are foolish. And Nawakwi says the Zambia Revenue

Former Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) Executive Director for operations Paul Siame has told the court that when the Development Bank of South Africa vetted the Corporation before deciding to lend it money, it emerged that

State House Press Aide Amos Chanda says President Edgar Lungu’s statement that he will not travel abroad this year does not mean he has completely withdrawn from making international trips, but that his travels will

Rainbow Party General Secretary Wynter Kabimba says the excuse given by Anti-Corruption Commission Director General Kapetwa Phiri that the Commission is failing in its duties due to invisible influence threatening witnesses from giving information to

Chishimba Kambwili says President Edgar Lungu has given Zambians enough reasons for impeaching him, saying the sooner the process starts the better for the country, because the Head of State has demonstrated his lack of

Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) director general Kapetwa Phiri says ministers have contributed to the commission’s inability to carry out investigations successfully because controlling officers are hesitant to release information due to fear of being fired. And

Serious unrest is likely to break out in Zambia when the Constitutional Court delivers a verdict on whether President Edgar Lungu is eligible to stand for another term in office in the 2021 general election,

Minister of Community Development Emerine Kabanshi says she is waiting for the Anti Corruption Commission to summon her and three other ministers who have been reported for abusing their authority of office during a campaign