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RAINBOW Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says the UPND government has only succeeded in decentralizing corruption from Lusaka to the constituencies as a result of the increased Constituency Development Fund (CDF). And Kabimba says he

MINISTRY of Commerce, Trade and Industry Permanent Secretary Mushuma Mulenga yesterday had a tough time responding to questions posed by the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on amounts totalling K73,166 paid to eight officers as

FOREIGN Affairs and International Cooperation Minister Stanley Kakubo says government has not excluded China from Zambia’s economic diplomacy. And Kakubo says in fact, government is having discussions with the Chinese authorities on debt restructuring. Responding

ZESCO public relations manager Hazel Zulu says the company has reviewed the power outage schedule that is expected to hit most parts of Lusaka this weekend. According to a notice from Zesco on Monday, an

GOVERNMENT has with immediate effect withdrawn the Cabinet Office circular dated October 28, 2021 which lifted the suspension of all appointments, transfers, secondments and promotions in the public service. According to a Cabinet Office circular

PF secretary general Davies Mwila says as the party chooses a new leader, that person has to have credibility in order for the party to survive. . In an interview, Mwila said the PF central

AUDITOR General Dr Dick Sichembe says the findings in his reports are worrisome given that Zambia has to deal with a tight fiscal space caused by the debt burden and the COVID-19 pandemic. And Price

FORMER minister of health Dr Chitalu Chulifya has written to the Attorney General and the Anti-Corruption Commission demanding US$50 million in damages over his “malicious prosecution”. Dr Chilufya, who has written through his lawyers from

HOME Affairs and Internal Security Minister Jack Mwiimbu says the application of the law is not tribal, arguing that that the PF members of parliament who were arrested for committing various crimes were not representing

FORMER Lusaka Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu says he has no doubt that checks and balances will continue being given to government because the opposition parties which were defeated are “itching” to get back into power. Reacting