OVER 30 fuel tanker trucks which were meant for a PF government ‘youth empowerment scheme’ have been abandoned at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola. Some government officials and PF leaders spoken to refused to

SPECIAL Assistant to United States President Joe Biden and Senior Director for Africa Dana Banks says the US government will soon send an Ambassador to Zambia once the selection process is complete. And Banks says

SOUTHERN African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (SACCORD) has urged the UPND administration to identify better, peaceful and productive activities which cadres can engage themselves in so that they do not resort to

NEWLY appointed PF vice-president Given Lubinda says former president Edgar Lungu did not weep even after suffering the humiliation of being booed at Heroes Stadium because he is a strong and tested leader. And Lubinda

UNITED Kingdom Minister for Africa James Duddridge says elections give citizens a chance to change politicians who do not spend money well. Speaking during a press briefing, Wednesday, Duddridge said the UK government was supporting

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has shifted into the US$850,000 house belonging to Zambia National Soccer team defender Stophila Sunzu. But Sangwa says Lungu must first retire from active politics before he can start to draw the

FORMER Vice-President Dr Guy Scott says he feels relieved and pleased that President Hakainde Hichilema won the presidential elections, stating that Zambia is definitely in safe hands. And Dr Scott has cautioned the UPND administration

CIVIL Servants and Allied Workers Union of Zambia president Davy Chiyobe says the union will advocate for the reinstatement of the 41 civil servants who were retired in national interest after PF won in 2016.

VETERAN politician Sikota Wina says the next five years will be closely monitored to see whether the pledges made by President Hakainde Hichilema in his inaugural speech will be actualised. And Wina says he is

THE Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) has appealed to the UPND government to remain true to the promises for which the Zambian people voted them into office. In a congratulatory statement, Wednesday, CTPD