PATRIOTIC Front national mobilisation committee chairperson Richard Musukwa says the donations of cement he made to a Catholic Church in Chililabombwe District was consistent with the guidance he issued. On Sunday, PF secretary general Davies

DR CHARLOTTE Scott says 2021 is a difficult year for women because women voices continue being trampled upon. And Dr Scott says it is worrying that other neighbouring countries have initiated a COVID-19 vaccination program

UPND vice-president Mutale Nalumango says it’s stupid for the Patriotic Front to suggest that the opposition has connived with Constitutional Court judges and is trying to bribe them to declare President Edgar Lungu ineligible to

People’s Alliance for Change (PAC) president Andyford Banda says the PF through their vote buying schemes are targeting women as they are the majority voters. In an interview, Banda said the scheme is however unsustainable

HEALTH Minister Dr Jonas Chanda says Zambia has in the last 24 hours recorded an all-time low of 183 patients in COVID-19 isolation facilities since the peak of the second wave. In a statement, Monday,

HOME Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo has urged newly-appointed Constitutional Court judges should never again allow anyone to “insult and undress” them without getting punished. Kampyongo said this during his debate on adopting the report on

MINISTER of Fisheries and Livestock Professor Nkandu Luo says the reason why women keep oppressing each other is because they have been oppressed for too long. Speaking when she featured on Smart Eagles’ Round Table

FORMER Finance Minister Ng’andu Magande says the trend of splashing huge sums of cash on social media raises money printing suspicions. Last Thursday, Government Chief Whip Brian Mundubile said if any member of the ruling

FORMER transport and communications minister William Harrington says the de-gazetting of the Maposa National Forest Reserve is an indication that government has been paying lip service on environmental protection and sustainable development. The Maposa Forest

MINISTER of Information and Broadcasting Services Dora Siliya says there is a disproportionate and inadequate representation of women in national and global COVID-19 policy spaces despite them making up the majority of front-line workers. During