THE Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) has argued that President Hakainde Hichilema would fall foul of the law if he succumbed to constitutional lawyer John Sangwa’s invitation to allow the position of the Chief Justice

CHIPATA Diocese Bishop George Lungu has called on the UPND government to vigorously fight corruption and moral decay in the country. And Eastern Province Minister Peter Phiri says government will always appreciate and support the

THE Kitwe City Council has mounted surveillance cameras to monitor members of the public buying goods from undesignated places. Kitwe Town Clerk Mbulo Seke said the council would from next week start arresting and prosecuting

KANCHIBIYA PF member of parliament Sunday Chanda has urged Zambians to confine politicians who thrive on tribalism to “dustbins of history”. In an interview, Friday, Chanda said presenting an unpleasant image of other tribes did

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia (TIZ) says it is concerned about Energy Minister Peter Kapala’s remarks that his directives must be obeyed without question. In an interview, TIZ executive director Maurice Nyambe recalled that President Hakainde Hichilema

ENERGY Minister Peter Kapala has been accused of sanctioning illegal and unilateral decisions made by Energy Regulation Board (ERB) board chairperson Monde Kabwela. Some ERB officials who spoke on conditions of anonymity said Kapala has

PF vice-president Given Lubinda says PF is simply out of office in order to make itself an even better, stronger and responsible government in 2026. And Lubinda says the party is confident of scooping the

MATERO PF member of parliament Miles Sampa says he will only consider contesting the PF’s presidency if the environment is free and fair. In an interview, Sampa said he would only consider contesting the seat

THE Auditor General’s Report on Accounts of the Republic for the financial year ended 31st December 2021 has revealed that the decision to revise the contract between government and China Jiangxi Corporation for infrastructure upgrade

PRESIDENTIAL Spokesperson Anthony Bwalya says State House was astounded by the level of waste and plunder revealed in the Auditor General’s report, further stating that one cannot allow wasteful expenditure to spike from K3 million