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CONSTITUTIONAL Lawyer John Sangwa says it will be crazy and irresponsible for government to lead the constitution making process again. And Sangwa has insisted that drafting a new constitution is a matter of priority which

ELECTORAL Commission of Zambia (ECZ) corporate affairs manager Patricia Luhanga has described the atmosphere in Kaumbwe constituency and other areas holding local government elections on October 21 as peaceful so far. In an interview, Luhanga

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says the country is targeting to vaccinate 70 percent of the eligible population in order to control the COVID-19 pandemic. And President Hichilema has directed Health Minister Sylva Masebo to ensure that

FINANCE Minister Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane says government has acquired a loan from the World Bank meant to build high schools in provinces which were previously neglected. And Musokotwane says government currently owes Chinese creditors US$5.75

PF vice-president Given Lubinda says he is aware that some PF members are in hiding because of what they did while they were in power. And Lubinda says it is difficult to tell who is

MINISTER of Mines and Minerals Development Paul Kabuswe says confusion associated with illegal mining will no longer be tolerated under the new dawn administration. Delivering a ministerial statement to Parliament, Wednesday, Kabuswe warned that the

FINANCE and National Planning Minister Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane says government will be leaning heavily on police and other investigative agencies to ensure that they deal with revelations of wasteful expenditure in the Auditor General’s Report.

UPND spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa has challenged Lumezi independent member of parliament Munir Zulu to name and shame the UPND Alliance members he has accused of extorting money from former Permanent Secretaries in exchange for “protection”.

THE Auditor General’s Report on accounts of the Republic for the financial year ended December 31, 2020, has revealed that 50 prosecutors were drawing double salaries from the Ministry of Tourism and Arts and National

FORMER attorney general Musa Mwenya says revelations in the Auditor General’s Report that NAPSA paid amounts totalling K2,381,249 in sitting allowances to members of staff who attended board meetings without authority is daylight robbery. Responding