MMD president Nevers Mumba says President Edgar Lungu must consider slowing down his various trips around the country in view of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic which has continued to take more Zambian lives. President Lungu

AUTHORITIES at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (KKIA) yesterday stopped UPND president Hakainde Hichilema from traveling to the Copperbelt Province to attend the burial service of party Copperbelt youth chairman Ronald Bwalya Manenga. And on the

LUMEZI constituency aspiring candidate Munir Zulu has abandoned the ruling party, claiming that Eastern Province PF chairperson Andrew Lubusha has constantly been fighting him. In an audio recording, Thursday, Zulu announced that he would now

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia has urged President Edgar Lungu to suspend Minister of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya and both his permanent secretaries in order to pave way for an independent investigation into issues raised in the

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says Vedanta will not come back to run Konkola Copper Mines, even if they go to God or to a South African court. And President Lungu says he is very strong, courageous

THIS is a continuation of verbatim from the Parliamentary Accounts Committee hearing, where the Ministry of Health PS, Honeybee Pharmacy, ZAMRA, Medical Stores and other government agencies appeared for questioning over the US$17 million drug

CHINESE Ambassador to Zambia Li Jie says his government has donated medical equipment worth ¥2.3 million, equivalent to US$355,635.27, to the Zambian government to be distributed in four hospitals in order to aid in the

ZAMBIA has in the last 24 hours recorded 802 new COVID-19 cases out of 11,714 tests done with six facility deaths. According to the daily dashboard, the deaths have been reported from Kabwe, Lusaka, Livingstone

NEWS Diggers! and the Ministry of Health have partnered to fight the second wave of COVID-19 which has hit the country. Speaking during the COVID-19 partnership meeting between the Ministry and media heads, Wednesday, News

Former attorney general Musa Mwenye has weighed in on the killing by police of unarmed civilians Nsama Nsama and Joseph Kaunda saying Zambians made a mistake when they previously kept quiet on police brutality and