PF information and publicity chairperson Raphael Nakacinda has refused to appear before the Parliamentary Committee on Privileges and Absences saying the standing orders it cited when summoning him do not apply to him. Following a

FORMER transport, works and supply minister Yamfwa Mukanga says the K4.5 million released by government to fix potholes is a drop in the ocean. In an interview, Mukanga said government needed to allocate more money

INFRASTRUCTURE, Housing and Urban Development Minister Charles Milupi says government houses that are not occupied currently by ministers and other officials are undergoing renovations. Commenting on Pambashe PF member of parliament Ronald Chitotela’s remarks that

THE Swedish Embassy has launched a GO GREEN campaign whose objective is to promote Sweden’s priorities in protecting the environment and to also advocate for climate resilient and adaptive climate smart solutions in Zambia. And

FORMER Zambian Ambassador to Ethiopia Emmanuel Mwamba says the Patriotic Front needs a new leadership and new thinking for it to survive. And Mwamba says the current infighting is making members lose focus. Speaking when

HEALTH Minister Sylvia Masebo on Tuesday told Parliament that government will deploy as many surgeons to the University Teaching Hospital and other tertiary facilities depending on the availability of funds. The minister however struggled to

UNEMPLOYED doctors have vowed to continue protesting until government addresses their plight. Meanwhile, Resident Doctors Association of Zambia president Dr Brian Sampa says government has asked for a three-week long stand down before it can

A CHINESE company, Etone Zambia Limited, has admitted to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) that it had some “connections” at Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) in order to be awarded a K51 million contract

PUBLIC Accounts Committee (PAC) chairperson Warren Mwambazi says it is not the role of the Committee to write directly to former controlling officers adding that an invitation from current officer bearers is sufficient enough. Former

ACTING PF president Given Lubinda says the increase in fuel prices is a sign of governance failure. But Presidential Spokesperson Anthony Bwalya says fuel prices are expected to reduce substantially because of the economic reforms