FORMER Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo says citizens, including President Hakainde Hichilema, are missing his presence in Parliament because he calls a spade a spade and debates real issues. And Lusambo says he expects that

FORMER PF Lusaka provincial chairperson Kennedy Kamba says there will be more problems in PF if the current leaders block any candidates from contesting for party leadership at the conference in June. In an interview,

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has likened Zambia to a bleeding patient, saying every paramedic knows that in order to help the patient recover, one must first stop the bleeding. But PF deputy national chairperson Davies Chama

VICE-PRESIDENT Mutale Nalumango has urged individuals who served in the previous regime to surrender all the funds they dubiously acquired, saying the money will not take them anywhere. And Vice-President Nalumango says government has a

CHAPTER One Foundation executive director Linda Kasonde has noted with concern that only two public office bearers have declared their assets as required by the parliamentary and ministerial code of conduct. In a statement, Sunday,

ACTING PF president Given Lubinda says the UPND government is out of touch with the reality on the ground regarding people’s suffering. And Lubinda says the hike in fuel pump prices is not surprising because

CHIENGI Independent member of parliament Given Katuta on Thursday accused Transport and Communications Minister Frank Tayali of demeaning her in Parliament by allegedly referring to her question as unreasonable. This was after Tayali’s response to

VETERAN politician Vernon Johnson Mwaanga says there is need to amend the Constitution to create at least 50 special seats for women. And Mwaanga has lamented none equal payment between women in private sector boardrooms

JUSTICE Minister Mulambo Haimbe has described the UPND government’s performance so far as exemplary, saying their achievements can speak for themselves. And Haimbe says any person that is alleged to have breached the privileges of

MINISTER of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Stanley Kakubo says as of today, 95 Zambians who fled Ukraine to Poland are set to return home on Tuesday. At a media briefing, Sunday, Kakubo said the