THE Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) has summoned PF member of the central committee Antonio Mwanza for questioning. In a letter dated September 21, Mwanza has been directed to report to the DEC/Anti Money Laundering offices

CATHOLIC priest Fr Francis Mukosa says the recently held national ecumenical thanksgiving prayers for peaceful elections were planned before the polls and were still going to go ahead regardless of which political party won. And

A CONSORTIUM of civil society organisations says the UPND Alliance government should not maneuver to undermine the voice of the opposition by creating a supermajority parliament in view of the over 50 parliamentary election petitions

GREEN Economy and Environment Minister Collins Nzovu has assured the Swedish government that the UPND would prudently utilise resources from cooperating partners. And Nzovu says he is excited to ensure that environmental sustainability is at

SWEDISH Ambassador to Zambia Anna Maj Hultgård has commended President Hakainde Hichilema’s government on its stance against corruption as well as its pledge to ensure transparency and accountability in the country. And Health Minister Sylvia

KANCHIBIYA PF member of parliament Sunday Chanda says the UPND government is in defence mode and believes it cannot be criticised. In an interview, Chanda said it was unfortunate that citizens who were raising critical

RAINBOW Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says in an event that President Hakainde Hichilema attempts to go for a third term, Zambians will stop him. Commenting on Constitutional lawyer John Sangwa’s fears that President Hichilema

PF vice-president Given Lubinda says he has no clue as to why people are aligning Faith Musonda to the PF, further questioning what the party is expected to do regarding these claims. And Lubinda who

GOVERNANCE activist Rueben Lifuka has called on President Hakainde Hichilema to appoint well qualified professionals to senior government positions. Commenting on President Hichilema’s decision to terminate the services of some Permanent Secretaries and other senior

FORMER Attorney General Musa Mwenye says keeping colossal sums of money in homes is not only a threat to the country’s financial stability but also a security threat. And Mwenye has urged law enforcement agencies