PRESIDENTIAL Spokesperson Anthony Bwalya says the pain citizens will suffer in the short-term is foundation needed as government works towards building a much stable, sustainable and productive economy for everyone. In an interview, Bwalya said

PEOPLE’S Alliance for Change (PAC) president Andyford Banda says it is wrong for parastatal companies to purchase vehicles on a regular basis, especially now that the economy is not performing well. The Workers’ Compensation Fund

GOVERNANCE activist Rueben Lifuka says UPND is sending mixed signals in the fight against corruption as they do not seem to understand the full magnitude of the problem. Meanwhile, Lifuka says while UPND was ready

DRUG Enforcement Commission (DEC) Director General Mary Chirwa says the problem of drug and substance abuse is rampant and needs an urgent solution. Speaking during the launch of a book written by former national planning

DRUG Enforcement Commission Director General Mary Chirwa says the Commission is not persecuting anyone, stressing that the evidence it has against former Foreign Affairs Minister Joe Malanji is credible and will stand in court. Last

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has appointed former Attorney General Musa Mwenye SC as Chairperson of the Anti-Corruption Commission Board, subject to Parliament ratification, while Dr Henry Mbushi and Dr O’brien Kaaba have been appointed as Commissioners

TWO Zambia Airforce (ZAF) pilots, Colonel Lyson Siame and Second Lieutenant Kalasa Bwalya have died in a plane crash that occurred about 38 kilometres North of Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport, Monday morning. In a

MINISTRY of Health Permanent Secretary for administration Dr George Magwende has warned of stern action against anyone who will participate in corrupt practices during the recruitment process. And Zambia Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency (ZAMMSA)

UPND secretary general Batuke Imenda says the ruling party needs to win big in 2026. And UPND chairperson for elections Gary Nkombo has charged that former president Edgar Lungu sponsored political violence during his tenure,

ECONOMIC Front leader Wynter Kabimba says President Hakainde Hichilema doesn’t seem to know what his responsibilities are, arguing that by visiting ministries, it shows that he wants to do the job of his ministers and