THE Bank of Zambia (BoZ) has dispelled allegations that it ordered bank officials to withdraw huge amounts of cash from the bank to third parties. Last Saturday, Police recovered over K65 million and over US$

INFRASTRUCTURE, Housing, and Urban Development Minister Charles Milupi has dissolved the Road Development Agency (RDA) board with immediate effect. According to a statement issued by Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development public relations officer

FORMER lands and natural resources minister Jean Kapata says the UPND government should not emulate the Levy Mwanawasa-led government which spent a lot of resources on unsuccessful corruption cases. Commenting on the summoning of PF

ARCHBISHOP Telesphore Mpundu says PF should prove that there is unprofessionalism in the police service because they did not cry foul when they were in power. And Archbishop Mpundu says it is not shocking to

THE Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) says it will continue investigating a matter in which a former ward councillor of Lusaka allegedly purchased a named bank with all its assets for K300 million, until the case comes

FORMER Bank of Zambia (BoZ) governor Dr Caleb Fundanga says people who have legitimate businesses operate through banks, adding that large sums of money outside the banking systems is an indication of the existence of

PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema says the fight against corruption would be at the centre of Zambia’s transformation agenda. And the President says his government will build on Dr Kenneth Kaunda’s legacy to live in peace and

DRUG Enforcement Commission (DEC) public relations officer Mathias Kamanga says the Commission is investigating about 10 to 15 cases a week since the change of government. And Kamanga says DEC is not investigating the Patriotic

ACTIONAID Zambia has called on government to set up a tribunal to investigate the procedure used in the process of degazetting Lusaka East Forest Reserve Number 27 by the previous regime. In a statement, Wednesday,

FORMER works and supply minister Sylvia Chalikosa says Zambians prematurely voted out the PF government and she can already see signs of people regretting doing so. In an interview, Friday, Chalikosa said it was not