ENGINEERING Institute of Zambia (EIZ) president Abel Ng’andu, who over the weekend hosted a big birthday bash at Chicago’s, says turning 50 is a big deal and he needed to enjoy. Over the weekend, a

SINDA PF member of parliament Masauso Tembo has accused President Hakainde Hichilema’s political advisor Levy Ngoma of ordering his arrest because he is jealous of him. But Ngoma has refuted Tembo’s claims, saying he doesn’t

PF ACTING secretary general Nickson Chilangwa says the speed with which President Hakainde Hichilema and the UPND Government are turning Zambia into a colony or appendage of the west is a great source of concern

FORMER PF secretary general Davies Mwila says acting party president Given Lubinda does not have powers to appoint people to the Central Committee. Meanwhile, Kabushi PF member of parliament Bowman Lusambo says Lubinda appointed undeserving

PF information and publicity chairperson Raphael Nakacinda on Friday denied his second Defamation of the President charge in the Solwezi Magistrates’ Court. He, however, did not take plea in the second count of expressing or

PF acting president Given Lubinda says the party needs K5 million to host the general conference scheduled for June, appealing to members and sympathisers to make contributions. And Lubinda has appointed 16 members to the

DISABILITY Rights Watch National Coordinator Bruce Choma says about 40 percent of pupils living with disabilities dropped out of school because of the effects of COVID-19. In an interview, Tuesday, Choma said when schools reopened

ROAD Development Agency (RDA) acting director communications and corporate affairs Anthony Mulowa says a number of road projects were halted during the peak of the pandemic as most foreign contractors could not travel back due

ZAMBIA Police spokesperson Rae Hamoonga has dispelled social media reports that Pamela Chisumpa, a mobile money agent who was allegedly abducted, has been found dead. In a statement, Sunday, Hamoonga said police had not received

FAMILIES are Nations, a community-based Non-Governmental Organisation, says there was a spike in teen pregnancies and child sexual abuse by relatives during the COVID-19 lockdown. In an interview, Families are Nations director Judith Mwila said