A 24-YEAR-OLD Lusaka woman has denied a charge of defamation of the President. In this matter, Saliya Laisha is accused of alleging that the Head of State sacrificed the six Seventh Day Adventist youths who

AN Investigations officer at the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has told the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court that he felt demeaned when Amos Chanda told him “not to be stupid” when the officers went to search one of

RESIDENTS of Kabwata are today expected to elect a new member of parliament, a few months after the death of UPND’s Levy Mkandawire on November 18, last year. Several candidates participating in the by-election are

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia has warned against ruling party cadres interfering with the work of ministers when it comes to making appointments to boards. Last week, confusion ensued between the UPND leadership in Eastern Province and

SOUTHERN Africa Students and Youth Development Association Zambia Bloc says it intends to hold a peaceful protest on February 7, 2022, as a means to register its disapproval of mining rights in the Lower Zambezi.

CONSTITUTIONAL Lawyer John Sangwa State Counsel says Judge Charles Kafunda and Joshua Banda should resign as they face criminal charges under the Anti-Corruption Commission. The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating Judge Kafunda and Judge Banda...

ZAMBIANS have expressed outrage at the continued mining activities in the Lower Zambezi National Park by Mwembeshi Resources Limited, with some stakeholders calling for protests against the government. But Minister of Green Economy and Environment

INSPECTOR General of Police Lemmy Kajoba says enough police officers have been deployed to maintain law and order throughout the voting process in Kabwata Constituency. And Kajoba says the police service has so far not

UPND spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa says the outcome of the Kabwata by-election is already determined because the voters already know what to do. And Mweetwa says PF’s claims that the reduction of fuel prices is meant

FORMER education minister Michael Kaingu says he sometimes wonders how some individuals who served in government for only five years are able to own various properties when he failed to buy even one house after