THREE people have died on the spot in a road traffic accident which occurred along Great North Road opposite Kambwese farm on Monday. In an interview, Monday, Central Province deputy commissioner of police Donald Mwandila

SWEDISH Ambassador to Zambia Anna Maj Hultgård has commended the coordinated approach by civil society organizations (CSOs) in ensuring that the will of the people prevailed in the August 2021 election. Speaking at the launch

FORMER Transport and Communications permanent secretary Misheck Lungu says government spent nothing on Zambia Airways during the time he was handling the project. In an interview, Lungu said Zambia Airways was owned by the Industrial

THE Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Thursday chased away Ministry of Tourism Permanent Secretary Patrick Lungu and his team after they failed to present some verified reports from the Auditor General, as required. The committee

FINANCE and National Planning Minister Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane says the country has collected a total of K6.383 billion in toll revenues from 2016 to August 2021. And Dr Musokotwane says under the PF government, contracts

AUDITOR General Dr Dick Sichembe has disclosed that his office receives various threats every day, including those aimed to harm or kill through juju. And Dr Sichembe says it is frustrating when no action is

THREE University of Zambia unions have resolved to go on go-slow until their gratuities are paid. The unions are represented by the University of Zambia Allied and Workers’ Union (UNZAAWU), the University of Zambia Professional

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says it will be unacceptable for citizens to misuse the constituency development fund after resources have been taken away from a small clique of corrupt people in Lusaka. Speaking when he officiated

PRESIDENTIAL Spokesperson Anthony Bwalya says at no point or time has President Hakainde Hichilema referenced or taunted his predecessors, directly or indirectly. Meanwhile, former Kabwe Central PF member of parliament Tutwa Ngulube has written an

EDUCATION Minister Douglas Syakalima says government is indirectly empowering households through the abolishing of tuition fees, Parent Teacher Association (PTA) fees and examination fees for all secondary school pupils in public schools. Addressing the media,