FORMER finance minister Ng’andu Magande says having lived for many years, he can attest to the fact that the country has seen worse days. In an interview, Magande said it was illogical to blame UPND

A WORLD Bank delegation of executive directors visiting Zambia says it is happy with President Hakainde Hichilema’s vision to revive the country’s economy. Speaking during the high-level policy dialogue with several Cabinet Ministers, Wednesday, World

ACTIONAID country director Nalucha Ziba has expressed concern over the delay to appoint a Financial Intelligence Centre Director General and Board. In an interview, Ziba said the lack substantive of leadership at FIC directly undermined

LABOUR and Social Security Minister Brenda Tambatamba says implementing pension reforms has to be done in a responsible manner because doing it in a rushed way might not be beneficial to the nation. Last year,

ACTING Secretary to Cabinet Patrick Kangwa has announced that President Hakainde Hichilema has declared Friday a public holiday to facilitate a befitting State Funeral and burial ceremony for the late fourth Republican president Rupiah Banda.

KATETE District Commissioner Michael Matebele has died while two others have sustained serious injuries in an accident that occurred along Great East Road at Chongwe weigh Bridge. In a statement, Wednesday, Police Spokesperson Rae Hamoonga

FORMER minister of youth, sport and child development Emmanuel Mulenga says he was never summoned by State House to explain the procurement of mechanical horses and fuel tankers, charging that the internal memo suggesting otherwise

PRINCE Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika says former president Rupiah Banda has left behind a legacy of civility, loyalty and humility. In an interview, Akashambatwa said Banda was a soft-hearted jovial person and was humble enough to

DRUG Enforcement Commission (DEC) Director General Mary Chirwa says the commission might not have the ability to achieve all its goals due to budget constraints. And Director of Public Prosecutions Lillian Siyunyi says the COVID-19

PRESIDENTIAL Spokesperson Anthony Bwalya says the government is committed to ensuring that past atrocities are thoroughly dealt with. In an interview, Bwalya said there was need for government to clean up the whole system, adding