PROFESSOR Muna Ndulo says the arbitration process involving Konkola Copper Mines (in liquidation) will not only be a prolonged process, but will also be a very expensive one for Zambia as it will cost the

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says all ministers and deputy ministers who stayed in office after the dissolution of Parliament in 2016 must pay back the salaries and allowances they got as ordered by the court. In

ZAMBIA Chamber of Mines chief executive officer Sokwani Chilembo has warned that the country will miss out on an opportunity to cash in on the growing demand for copper if the tax regime is not

THE INTERNATIONAL Labor Organization (ILO) says government should quickly ratify Convention 190 which aims at eliminating violence and harassment in work places. In an interview, ILO senior regional gender specialist Mwila Chigaga said employees who

SPEAKER of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini yesterday sent Mazabuka Central UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo out of the Chamber for being improperly dressed. Nkombo wore a grey, round neck traditional shirt. Nkombo

JUSTICE Minister Given Lubinda says he is considering asking the Constitutional Court to allow him more time to pay back the K56,226.92 he received after the dissolution of Parliament in 2016 because his family can

PARLIAMENTARY Public Accounts Committee Chairperson Howard Kunda on Monday wondered why Ministry of Community Development and Social Services permanent secretary Pamela Kabamba gave a conflicting response from what she gave to the Auditor General over

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) president Chishimba Kambwili has welcomed the decision to pay back salaries and other emoluments he accrued when he illegally stayed in office after the dissolution of Parliament in 2016. But former

ZESCO Ltd is seeking a Euro 1.78 billion loan from suspicious unlicensed and unregulated lenders based in Bosnia, Italy and Thailand, according to a News Diggers’ investigation. And ZESCO has failed to explain the purpose

Former home affairs deputy Minister Panji Kaunda says his party, PF, has resorted to dubious campaign methods after realising that they have slim chances of winning next year’s elections. In an interview, Monday, Kaunda said