HEALTH Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya says Zambia has recorded a staggering 850 new COVID-19 cases and five deaths in the last 24 hours. And Dr Chilufya has revealed that young people are now succumbing to

THE Parliamentary Accounts Committee (PAC) has directed the Ministry of Health to avail Honeybee Pharmacy in today’s sitting so that the institution can better address questions related to the US$17 million contract which they won

UNITED National Independence Party (UNIP) president Tilyenji Kaunda says Zambians should not be quick to judge the Patriotic Front (PF) for the scandals which have rocked their administrations because we all have something in our

SCORES of mourners gathered at the Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Tuesday, to pay their last respect to Hot FM chief executive officer Zachariah Chavula. Chavula, who passed away last Thursday, was described as

FORMER Defence Minister George Mpombo says the ruling Patriotic Front’s politics of attacks, revenge and outbursts risk plunging the country into a serious modicum of political brouhaha, And Mpombo says those being persecuted by the

DEMOCRATIC Party (DP) president Harry Kalaba says the PF will be shocked the same way MMD was overwhelmed following their historic 2011 general election defeat. Commenting on PF national party chairperson Samuel Mukupa’s remarks that

UNITED Party for National Development (UPND) chairman for elections Gary Nkombo says the party is not worried with their recent by election losses as they are gaining ground in PF strongholds. And Nkombo says his

LUSAKA Central Member of Parliament Margaret Mwanakatwe says she is not scared of any competition within and outside the ruling party. In an interview, Mwanakatwe said she was not afraid of ZANACO Board Chairperson Charity

FORMER Works and Supply minister Yamfwa Mukanga says he is seeking permission from the Constitutional Court to allow him pay in installments the salary he illegally acquired during his stay as Minister after Parliament was

UNITED Party for National Development (UPND) spokesperson Charles Kakoma says any member is free to challenge party leader Hakainde Hichilema at the general conference. In a brief interview, Kakoma said so far, there hadn’t been