THE PF have only increased civil servants’ salaries by eight per cent as an inducement to get them to vote for the ruling party at next year’s general election, says Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)

VICE-PRESIDENT Inonge Wina says government is currently engaging the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) over concerns raised by members of parliament on the need to extend the voter registration exercise. And Vice-President Wina says government

TRANSPORT and Communications Minister Mutotwe Kafwaya says he is satisfied with the voter registration exercise in his Lunte constituency of Northern Province. But Monze Central UPND member of parliament Jack Mwiimbu has urged the Electoral

NATIONAL Action for Quality Education of Zambia (NAQEZ) has warned that teachers and learners are not safe in schools as COVID-19 prevention measures are not being adhered to. In an interview, NAQEZ executive director Aaron

PF SECRETARY General Davies Mwila says he has no intentions of contesting as a member of parliament in Chipili constituency in the 2021 general elections. Addressing Chipili residents, Friday, Mwila said that as PF Secretary

LUSAKA Province PF chairman Paul Moonga says he is a threat to many politicians in the party and some people want him out. Reacting to media reports that he had been fired from his position

The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) has suspended 34 clearing agents over a transit fraud scheme reported in the Auditor General’s (AG) report where the country lost K96,313,164, according to Secretary to the Tresury Fredson Yamba.

A 16 year-old grade 9 pupil has died after choking on food during an eating competition in Chingola. The eating competition was organised by Scripture Union at Chabanyama Combined School during a farewell party. Copperbelt

THE Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) says it has so far registered about 4.3 million eligible voters. And the Commission says it will commence registration of voters in correctional facilities from next Wednesday. Speaking during

ZAMBEZI East UPND member of parliament Brian Kambita says political interference in the duties of the Teaching Service Commission has compromised the selection and deployment of teachers in the education sector. Speaking in Parliament, Wednesday,