THE Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested former Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda, his wife and his sister-in-law for allegedly insulting and obstructing ACC officers during a search. The Commission...

BANK of Zambia (BoZ) Governor Dr Denny Kalyalya says President Hakainde Hichilema has restored the autonomy of the Central Bank. And Dr Kalyalya says financial discipline is the hallmark of macro stability. In an interview,

FORMER Second Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Mwimba Malama has urged government to conduct the “clean up” in a fair manner, saying it’s not good to humiliate those suspected to have committed crimes in

MINISTER of Transport and Logistics Frank Tayali has expressed disappointment over the Controller of Government Transport’s failure to curb rampant misuse of government vehicles. Tayali said he was disappointed that on a number of occasions

POLICE Spokesperson Rae Hamoonga says officers are patrolling to ensure that criminals who have been shooting people are brought to book. Last Saturday, armed assassins broke into Lusaka businessman Goodwell Mulubwa’s house along Twin Palm

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says he is confident that Zambia will be great again because “together, we are rebuilding it”. And President Hichilema says Zambia and the United Kingdom will continue to support each other in

PETAUKE Central Constituency member of parliament Emmanuel Jay Jay Banda says it is illogical for someone to suggest that members of parliament s or councilors must be degree holders for them to manage the increased

SPECIAL Advisor to the President for COVID-19 Dr Roma Chilengi says all mass gathering points like markets and bus stations will have vaccination centres. And Special Assistant for Press and Public Relations Anthony Bwalya says

FORMER home affairs deputy minister Colonel Panji Kaunda says he hopes President Hakainde Hichilema will act on any corrupt official in his government because there are no saints in politics. In an interview, Thursday, Col

PAMBASHE PF member of parliament Ronald Chitotela has wondered how government is going to employ 44,000 civil servants next year when it is facing difficulties in paying the current workforce. And Mansa Central PF member