Archive: 2018

Agriculture Minister Michael Katambo says farmers will benefit from the continued implementation of the e-voucher system in the next farming season as some of its teething challenges have been resolved. Speaking during the PF Interactive […]

Former Foreign Affairs Minister Harry Kalaba says he does not understand why the fire tenders, which were recently purchased at US$1 million each, failed to quench the fire at COMESA Market last week when all […]

The Patriotic Front government has delivered hell to Zambians instead of the heaven they promised in 2011 where they promised lower taxes, more jobs and more money in people’s pockets, says UPND spokesperson Charles Kakoma. […]

President Edgar Lungu must stop asking us to replace our leader because Hakainde Hichilema is our husband and wife, nga chipuba, chipuba chesu (if Hichilema is a fool, he is our beloved fool), says UPND […]

Irate Kasanda Market traders in Kabwe on Monday stormed the Civic Centre demanding an explanation from the Local Authority over the presence of Chinese nationals who were seen taking measurements of the market. The situation […]

United States of America Ambassador to Zambia Daniel Foote has pledged his country’s continued support to Zambia’s health sector. Speaking during the launch of the ‘Growing Expertise in E-Health Knowledge and Skills (GEEKS) Program at […]

United Progressive People president Saviour Chishimba has threatened to be sleeping at State House if President Edgar Lungu does not meet him to discuss the plight of COMESA market fire victims. Chishimba, who submitted a […]

Turkish Ambassador to Zambia Sebnem Incesu yesterday warned that Zambia was facing terrorism threat from Fethullah Gülen, the founder of an organisation which Turkey believes is behind the 2016 coup attempt in that country. Gülen […]

Alliance for Community Action executive director Laura Miti has asked Lusaka Mayoral candidates to address serious challenges of poor sanitation in the compounds instead of promising free wifi. Meanwhile, Zitukule Consotium executive director Nicholas Phiri […]

International Trade researcher and consultant Trevor Simumba has insisted that the $1.2 billion Lusaka-Ndola dual carriageway project is scandalous and corruption-tainted. Last month, Simumba said research had revealed that the cost of the said road […]