MINISTER of Health Sylvia Masebo says Covid-19 can induce kidney disease by causing acute kidney injury. And Masebo says kidney disease might become the world’s fifth leading cause of death by 2040. At a Covid-19

ZAMBIA Chambers of Commerce and Industry president Chabuka Kawesha says the Covid-19 pandemic has brought about many innovations across the private sector. In an interview, Kawesha said many businesses had began utilising ICT platforms to

MINISTRY of Health Permanent Secretary Dr Lackson Kasonka says Eastern Province turned out in huge numbers to get vaccinated during the Nc’wala ceremony. In an interview, Dr Kasonka said Paramount Chief Mpezeni’s Covid-19 vaccination advocacy

FORMER president Edgar Lungu says there is a lot of hypocrisy because people are saying a lot good things and yet they are doing bad things. Meanwhile, President Hakainde Hichilema says leadership must be used

POLICE in Kitwe yesterday fought running battles with some chrome pickers who attempted to force their way into the slag dump commonly known as the Black Mountain. The riot left a Zambeef shop damaged and

HEALTH Minister Sylvia Masebo says the availability of essential medicines and medical supplies in the last five years has been low. Rendering a ministerial on the availability of medicines and medical supplies in public health

PF acting national chairperson Davies Chama says Parliament has become a circus and an embarrassment because people who were appointed to lead it don’t know what they are doing. Commenting on the suspension of 30

ECONOMIC Front leader Wynter Kabimba says the UPND government’s decision to cancel all drug supply contracts which were signed by PF claiming that they were corrupt is political pettiness. Meanwhile, Kabimba says sitting Presidents must

CRUSHERS and Edible Oil Refiners Association (CEDORA) director Aubrey Chibumba says cooking oil prices are expected to continue rising. In an interview, Thursday, Chibumba said the reintroduction of VAT on cooking oil was a major

MINISTER of Justice Mulambo Haimbe says the new dawn government has done what it can in a limited fiscal space by allowing a 40 percent increment to the judiciary’s budget. Responding to a concern raised