FORMER Kabwe Central PF MP Tutwa Ngulube says it is pointless for the PF government to start resisting the UPND victory which is open and clear. And Ngulube says he will be available to stand

VICE-PRESIDENT elect Mutale Nalumago says the UPND government will not let Zambians down by taking the direction which PF took in terms of governance. In an interview, Saturday, Nalumango welcomed the advice which her party

PF Media Director Antonio Mwanza says the party has not received any letter from Edify Hamukale regarding his alleged resignation from the party. And Mwanza says as a member of the Central Committee, Hamukale knows

PARTY for National Unity and Progress (PNUP) leader Highvie Hamududu says he is happy with his performance and has promised to offer objective oversight as should be done by an opposition political party. In an

DRAMA rocked Mulugushi International Conference Centre on Sunday as the Military manhandled a seemingly drunk PF member of the central committee Paul Moonga after he disrupted proceedings. Moonga, who was seen drinking earlier in the

OUR Civic Duty (OCiDA) chairperson Simon Zukas has advised President Edgar Lungu to concede defeat. In a statement to News Diggers! Sunday, Dr Zukas said any unbiased observer seeing the figures being disclosed by the

DEMOCRATIC Party president Harry Kalaba has wished “outgoing” President Edgar Lungu the best in his future endeavours as he begins his new phase of life outside State House. Conceding defeat at a media briefing, Sunday,

The Electoral Commission of Zambia has so far announced results for 128 of 156 constituencies with UPND’s Hakainde Hichilema maintaining a massive lead by 860,166 votes which his rival President Edgar Lungu cannot catch. Meanwhile,

THE United Party for National Development has won 22 local government seats out of 30 in Luanshya District of the Copperbelt. And former Luanshya Mayor Nathan Chanda and his former deputy Mayor Golden Mulenga have

The Electoral Commission of Zambia has announced results for 40 more of the 156 constituencies with UPND’s Hakainde Hichilema maintaining a comfortable lead by 769,806 votes. When the first part of this session begun at