THE Zambia Medical Association (ZMA) says it is hopeful that sanity will be restored at the Zambia Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency (ZAMMSA) with Professor Peter Mwaba currently at the helm of the institution as

HONEYBEE Pharmacy Limited’s lawyer Tutwa Ngulube says government must honour its obligation to pay Honeybee US$4 million for the products which were consumed. In an interview, Ngulube said people wanted to throw mud at Honeybee

UPND deputy secretary general Gertrude Imenda says Zimbabwe’s ZANU PF officials who came into the country recently wanted to develop a relationship with the ruling party. According to Zimbabwe’s The NewsHawks Newspaper, a Zanu PF

ACTING PF president Given Lubinda says some members who were loyal to the party’s past presidents will certainly grumble under his leadership because they might not like his style of leadership. And Lubinda says US

UNITED States Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Martin Dale says his country welcomes the opportunity to partner with countries like Zambia that have demonstrated a principled commitment to following the rule of law to curb corruption. Responding

TOURISM Minister Rodney Sikumba says the upcoming N’cwala traditional ceremony is already over-subscribed as most lodging facilities have been fully booked. And Sikumba has encouraged the business community to take advantage of the ceremony, adding

MINISTER of Livestock and Fisheries Makozo Chikote says his ministry has dispatched a team of experts to study the effects of contamination on part of the Kamfinsa stream on aquatic life. The Water Resources Management

SPEAKER of the National Assembly Nelly Mutti has directed Local Government and Rural Development Minister Gary Nkombo to issue a comprehensive ministerial statement on the current status and the procurement of 42 fire trucks which

FINANCE and National Planning Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane says the money which was recovered from Margaret Chisela Musonda alias Faith Musonda by the Anti-Corruption Commission will be used to pay students’ bursaries. And Dr Musokotwane has

THE National Arts Council (NAC) and the Citizens Economic Empowerment Commission (CEEC) were yesterday sent away by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) after struggling to explain how over K2.3 million and over K658,000 in loans