MOVEMENT for Democratic Change leader Felix Mutati says President Edgar Lungu should stop manipulating the COVID-19 pandemic for political advantage. And Mutati says government should stop procuring fuel and leave it for the private sector

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chishimba Kambwili says President Edgar Lungu should have stayed away from congratulating Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni given the circumstances under which the controversial elections were held. In an interview, Kambwili

UPND chairperson for elections Gary Nkombo has announced that the party has postponed its general convention from January 22, 2021 to February 14, 2021. At a press briefing, Thursday, Nkombo said all positions in the

POLICE in Lusaka have confirmed that they received a report of suspected suicide in which a living-in maid, aged 46, is alleged to have committed suicide from her employer’s home in Lusaka’s Olympia Township after

MINISTER of Health Dr Jonas Chanda has announced that the country has recorded 1,264 new COVID-19 cases out of 10,523 tests done with 12 deaths and 1,747 recoveries in the last 24 hours. In a

UPND deputy secretary general Patrick Mucheleka says it is not only in Chama District where people don’t want President Edgar Lungu, it is everywhere. On Tuesday, President Edgar Lungu said he had heard that some

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says he gets worried when the economy begins to go down and people stop making money. And President Lungu says late President Michael Sata did not promise that people will have more

FORMER Pharmaceutical Society of Zambia (PSZ) president Jerome Kanyika says Zambians should not be afraid of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine once it is in the country because it is safe. Some citizens expressed mixed feelings

FORMER commerce minister Bob Sichinga says Zambia is poised to lose out from the shareholding misunderstandings between Vedanta Resources Limited and government. And Sichinga has warned that Zambia risks denting its image as an investment

PRINCE Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika has likened Zambia’s democratic dispensation to that of Uganda, saying violence and political intimidation are a common feature in both countries. In an interview, Akashambatwa said violence in Zambian politics had