CONSTITUTIONAL Lawyer John Sangwa says under President Edgar Lungu, PF was a criminal organisation whose main principle was theft. And Sangwa says President Lungu is one of the luckiest people but he screwed things up

NEWLY-ELECTED Nkana independent member of parliament Binwell Mpundu has thanked God for his victory, saying several people expected him not to win. In an interview, Mpundu said it had always been his aspiration to lead

GOVERNANCE and public policy specialist Wesley Chibamba has advised the new administration to conduct a personnel audit in public institutions in order to remove unqualified, incompetent political appointees. In a statement, Thursday, Chibamba who is

LOSING Choma Central PF candidate Kenneth Moola has admitted that the high cost of living is what cost his party the presidential election. In an interview, Moola said he believed citizens had no choice but

PRESIDENT-ELECT Hakainde Hichilema says his administration will guarantee the independence of law enforcement agencies because the country needs them. And Hichilema says during his tenure of office, citizens will live free from political threats. In

MINISTRY of Information and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary Amos Malupenga says President-Elect Hakainde Hichilema’s inauguration ceremony will be strictly by invitation owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. In a statement, Thursday, Malupenga urged citizens who would

POLICE in Lusaka have arrested a 29-year-old man who is one of the suspects in a matter where a police officer was seen in a viral video being roughed up by criminals who were clad

FORMER Finance minister Ng’andu Magande says he is happy that the Patriotic Front is no longer in charge of the country’s destiny. And Magande says some of the mistakes which President Edgar Lungu made during

ECONOMIST Professor Oliver Saasa says the President-elect Hakainde Hichilema’s win has excited many people because they are confident that he will put together a good management team and improve government’s image, which will translate into

THE Drug Enforcement Commission has frozen accounts for outgoing president Edgar Lungu’s friend and businessman Valden Findlay. Impeccable sources have told News Diggers that Findlay was in the process of transferring over K10 million to...