ECONOMIC Freedom Fighters (EFF) president Kasonde Mwenda says February 5, 2021, has been declared the beginning of a countrywide work standoff if chain store workers, mobile money booth agents, marketeers and mini-bus drivers are not

THE PF have transformed the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) into their cash cow as evidenced by the several questionable transactions overseen by the board chairperson President Edgar Lungu, says New Heritage Party president Chishala Kateka.

MONZE Central UPND member of parliament Jack Mwiimbu says it is clear that the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) is trying to learn bad habits from notorious electoral commissions in Africa such as Uganda that

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says abusing public institutions like the National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) to suppress press freedom by threatening News Diggers! newspaper is wrong. And Hichilema says because of former health minister Dr

THE Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) has told Lusaka lawyer Tutwa Ngulube that the Authority cannot disclose News Diggers! Media Limited’s tax compliance information, as demanded by his client Honeybee Pharmacy Limited, because it is confidential

MINISTER of Home Affairs Stephen Kampyongo has announced that President Edgar Lungu has commuted the sentences of 246 inmates on death row to life imprisonment, among them former Chilanga member of parliament Keith Mukata. The

THE Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) has told Lusaka lawyer Tutwa Ngulube that the Authority cannot disclose News Diggers! Media Limited’s tax information as demanded by his client Honeybee Pharmacy Limited because it is confidential in

THE Ministry of Health has announced that the country has recorded 1,289 new COVID-19 cases out of 11,862 tests done with 16 deaths in the last 24 hours. And Zambia Correctional Services Commissioner General Dr

WOMEN for Change (WfC) executive director Lumba Siyanga says there can never be development if the majority of Zambia’s population, who are women, are not involved in the leadership of the country. In an interview,

ZAMBIA Tourism Agency (ZTA) chief executive officer Felix Chaila says the second wave of the Coronavirus has hit the tourism industry hard due to a drastic drop in the number of foreign tourists because of