Zambia goes to the polls today with over seven million citizens expected to take part in the decisive election. President Edgar Lungu will be seeking re-election for the third time after being elected in 2015...

MONZE Central UPND aspiring member of parliament Jack Mwiimbu says as President Edgar Lungu bids farewell to citizens, he should ask for forgiveness for the injuries he has inflicted on them. Commenting on President Lungu’s

ACTION Aid Zambia country director Nalucha Ziba says conceding defeat should not only be a demand made of the opposition parties but the PF as well. And Ziba has warned that Electoral Commission of Zambia

FORMER Finance Minister Dr Situmbeko Musokotwane says excessive borrowing by the PF has led to the collapse in the value of the Kwacha over the past 10 years. And Dr Musokotwane says government’s attempt to

ZESCO public relations manager Hazel Zulu has assured the nation that the power utility does not anticipate any power outages during the election period, unless a fault occurs. In an interview, Wednesday, Zulu advised citizens

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says he can’t accept defeat because things in the country don’t show that he is losing. And President Lungu says peace in the country is threatened because of one individual who needs

MINISTRY of Health Permanent Secretary for Technical Services Dr Kennedy Malama says 10 new COVID-19 related deaths have been recorded in the last 24 hours. And Dr Malama says Northern and North-Western provinces have recorded

SOME PF officials were on Wednesday chased from Mpulungu by suspected UPND supporters when they attempted to conduct some last minute campaigns. In a viral video, the residents, some clad in UPND regalia, were seen

GOVERNMENT has advised the electorate to leave the polling stations immediately after casting their vote. And government has urged employers to ensure that no employee is disfranchised on account of being at work. In a

COPPERBELT Province Police Commissioner Elias Chushi says police have only blocked UPND presidential running mate Mutale Nalumango from entering the province, and not Hakainde Hichilema. In a post on his official Facebook page, Wednesday, Hakainde