Government says it will not tolerate civil servants leaking classified information to the media any more and has since resolved to spy on all public workers through the Smart Zambia surveillance system. At a media

The Ministry of Finance last month cut funding to the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) leading to unpaid salaries for members of staff at the government investigative wing. And Finance Minister Felix Mutati told News Diggers!

FDD president Edith Nawakwi has challenged Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) Commissioner General Kingley Chanda to explain who is auditing a clearing and forwarding company called Nishati, which she says belongs to him. And Nawakwi says

The Auditor General says government acquired a US$232,181,138.85 loan from Eximbank of China through Star Times without a repayment plan. And the Auditor General says ZNBC and Topstar have failed to pay an interest of

UPND vice-president Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba says elections are close and the opposition party is heating up to remove the PF from office. And Mwamba has asked Zambians to vote for rich people because their primary

The PF leadership is treating everyone who is from Southern Province as a UPND member who must be removed from government, Rainbow Party leader Wynter Kabimba has observed. Kabimba was commenting on President Lungu’s decision

Renowned Lusaka Lawyer Lewis Mosho’s associates have threatened to call for an inquiry to probe Chief Justice Irene Mambilima for misconduct after she allegedly asked Judge Sunday Nkonde to recuse himself from handling the liquidation

Non-Governmental Organisation Coordinating Council (NGOCC) chairperson Sera Longwe says President Edgar Lungu and UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema should commit themselves to national dialogue because the country needs healing from the post election differences of 2016.

Patriotic Front Secretary General Davies Mwila has instructed the party leadership in Central Province to take action against Kabwe member of parliament Tutwa Ngulube whom he says is the only obstacle that the ruling party

President Edgar Lungu has gone against the Public Pensions Act by interfering in the decision of the Public Service Pension Fund (PSPF) Board to keep Dr Richard Mwiinga as Chief Executive Officer, and has since