FORMER Pharmaceutical Society of Zambia (PSZ) president Jerome Kanyika says Zambians should not be afraid of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine once it is in the country because it is safe. Some citizens expressed mixed feelings

FORMER commerce minister Bob Sichinga says Zambia is poised to lose out from the shareholding misunderstandings between Vedanta Resources Limited and government. And Sichinga has warned that Zambia risks denting its image as an investment

PRINCE Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika has likened Zambia’s democratic dispensation to that of Uganda, saying violence and political intimidation are a common feature in both countries. In an interview, Akashambatwa said violence in Zambian politics had

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia (TI-Z) executive director Maurice Nyambe says there is need for more clarity Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary Kakulubelwa Mulalelo’s fate and what steps will be taken to ensure she is held accountable

THE Alliance for Community Action says the Accountant General and Secretary to the Treasury owe the Zambian people a duty to disclose the source of all such monies which were paid on behalf of the

HEALTH Minister Dr Jonas Chanda has directed Zambia Medicines Regulatory Authority (ZAMRA) and the National Health Research Authority to ensure citizens are protected from uncertified COVID-19 remedies which promise to cure infection. Speaking during the

LUSAKA Province PF chairman Paul Moonga says Zambians should not entrust the leadership of the country to businessmen turned politicians as they are only interested in protecting their businesses. In a statement, Moonga said Zambians

FORMER Attorney General Musa Mwenye SC says it is very dangerous to have faceless, nameless people paying leaders’ debts. On Monday, Accountant General Kennedy Musonda said he didn’t know who paid the debt for the

WATER Development and Sanitation Minister Raphael Nakacinda has appealed to citizens to give him an opportunity to do his best to serve the public. When asked if his appointment was politically motivated in view of

THE Zambia Bureau of Standards (ZABS) says it will not be swayed into discussions against the institution regarding its mandate because it upholds the highest standards and it stands by all test results which are