ZAMBIA Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency (ZAMMSA) Board chairperson Dr Anna Chifungula says some of the directors at the institution who were involved in scandals have been asked to exculpate themselves. In February, the ZAMMSA...

FORMER Tourism and Arts minister Ronald Chitotela has sued the State in the Lusaka High Court, seeking a declaration that the restriction notice dated March 22, 2022, issued by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) over his...

EDUCATION Minister Douglas Syakalima says over K1.9 billion has been provided for in the 2022 national budget for the recruitment of 30,000 teachers, further urging applicants to use correct qualifications or risk being in trouble....

NORTHERN Zambia Union Conference of the SDA Church president Dr Tommy Namitondo says COVID-19 has affected the church negatively and has resulted in a decrease in the number of people attending services. In an interview,

COUNCIL of Churches in Zambia (CCZ) general secretary Fr Emmanuel Chikoya says churches must not drop their guard but continue observing the highest levels of hygiene because the Covid-19 pandemic is still around and there

MINISTER of Health Sylvia Masebo has announced that government has adjusted public health and social measures following a COVID-19 risk assessment which revealed a low transmission rate of SARS-CoV-2. Speaking during a press briefing, Friday,

MINISTRY of Health Permanent Secretary for administration Dr George Magwende says Zambia is still below 30 per cent vaccination rate. And Dr Magwende has urged citizens to only seek vaccination from Ministry of Health designated

PHENOMENAL Positive Youths National Coordinator Graham Mbewe has encouraged persons living with HIV to get vaccinated against COVID-19, saying it is safer for them to do so since their immune system is already compromised. And

RENOWNED rapper Mwila Musonda alias Slapdee says his shows have been affected because most people are not going out as much as much as they used to prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. In an interview,

FORMER health minister Dr Jonas Chanda says the COVID-19 fourth wave can be regarded as the least devastating since the beginning of the pandemic. In an interview, Thursday, Dr Chanda said the Omicron variant has