JUSTICE Minister Mulambo Haimbe says the estimated cost of the constitution review process is K45 million. Speaking on Hot FM’s Beyond the Headlines, Wednesday, Haimbe said the estimated amount did not include holding a referendum.

MINISTRY of Health Permanent Secretary for Administration Dr George Magwende says most of the questionable instructions from higher offices were verbal, noting that the most powerful will never be found culpable in these circumstances. Dr

PARTY of National Unity and Progress (PNUP) president Highvie Hamududu says Parliament has become impotent and it is just a talk show because the constitutional framework does not allow it to hold the Executive accountable.

PF disciplinary committee chairperson Tutwa Ngulube says some PF members attended the Women’s Day celebrations because the decision to shun the event wasn’t communicated to them on time. In an interview, Ngulube said it would

Vice-President Mutale Nalumango says youths are at the heart of President Hakainde Hichilema. Launching the 2022 National Youth Indaba on behalf of President Hichilema, Wednesday, Vice-President Nalumango said the Head of State had not neglected

MINISTER of Technology and Science Felix Mutati says government is working on establishing a cyber force which will be following up on issues of fraud. In an interview, Thursday, Mutati said government was doing all

MINISTER of Local Government and Rural Development Gary Nkombo says he has headaches trying to sort out the mess PF left at his ministry, warning that he will not hesitate to expose some PF MPs

MISA Zambia chairperson Fr Barnabas Simatende says the reintroduction of the 16 percent VAT on Newspaper sales will have a negative effect on freedom of expression and access to information by the public. And ZRA

CABINET has approved, in principle, the introduction of a Bill in Parliament to repeal and replace the Public-Private Partnership Act No. 14 of 2009 in order to address some weaknesses in the legal framework. And

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia chapter president Sampa Kalungu says all government tenders must be published in the media in order to ensure transparency. And Kalungu says had it not been for the media, the highly-priced tender