UPND Alliance chairperson Charles Milupi says the alliance remains confident of scooping this week’s general elections given the overwhelming support from Zambians. And NDC president Josephs Akafumba says it will be suicidal to vote for

ZESCO corporate affairs manager Dr John Kunda says the partial blackout experienced in most parts of the country on Sunday was a result of a system fault at Kafue Gorge Upper power plant and had

MOVEMENT for Democratic Change (MDC) secretary general Lucky Mulusa says PF is a rejected party such that any pronouncement that it has won the elections will create chaos. In an interview, Monday, Mulusa said PF

GOVERNANCE Activist Rueben Lifuka says the Zambia Public Procurement Authority (ZPPA) should be blamed for agreeing to the request to single source by a procuring entity which is notorious for not following the rules. Lifuka

FORMER Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says it is unfortunate that people complaining about the uneven playing field during campaigns are the ones who leave a trail of destruction and violence wherever they go. Commenting

US Embassy in Zambia interim Chargé d’Affaires David Young says President Edgar Lungu’s threats that UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema will be arrested once he is re-elected are not helpful during campaigns. And Young has urged

MARCOPOLO Tiles Limited chief executive officer Huang Yao Chi has threatened to sue News Diggers over its revelation he and his business associate paid IDC officials in excess of US$500,000 after IDC successfully purchased minority

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says the PF deserves to remain in office because is has done more than what Zambians expected it to do. Speaking during the commissioning of the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport terminal two,

FORMER Minister of Tourism and Arts Ronald Chitotela says the PF will concentrate on human-centred development if voted back into power. And Chitotela has accused the UPND of being a propaganda party which believes in

FORMER President Rupiah Banda has advised winners of Thursday’s general elections to remain humble and the “losers” to graciously accept defeat. Speaking when he went live on his official Facebook page, Monday, Banda urged the