MEDIA Network for Child Rights and Development executive director Henry Kabwe has called for the Child Protection Unit of the Zambia Police Service to be more proactive in the fight against Gender-Based Violence (GBV). In

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia (TIZ) says the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has lost the public’s confidence because of failure to prosecute high-profile cases to their logical conclusion. ACC public relations manager Timothy Moono last week admitted that

UPND secretary general Charles Kakoma says while the PF has failed to deal with the current economic challenges, his party can easily do so as it has individuals with a superior calibre and skillset. In

THE Subordinate Court has acquitted 21 Democratic Party members who were arrested and charged for unlawful assembly on January 25. In a statement, Tuesday, DP spokesperson Judith Kabemba stated that Kitwe Magistrate Belita Nkonde acquitted

PEOPLE’s Alliance for Change president Andyford Banda says the rising number of defamation of the president cases are a ploy by government to intimidate those who speak against leaders as elections approach. On Monday, police

UPND secretary general Patrick Mucheleka government panicking and lying that it is addressing youth unemployment because elections are around the corner. But Chimwemwe Independent member of parliament Elias Mwila says government should be commended because

RAINBOW Party secretary Wynter Kabimba says if the National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA) is buying Chrismar Hotel in good faith, it must inform the public what they intend to do with it and demonstrate how

President Edgar Lungu says his government is committed to ending HIV/AIDS by 2030. And United States of America embassy Charge D’Affairs David Young says more than US$4.5 billion has been invested in Zambia’s HIV/AIDS fight

FORMER vice-president Dr Guy Scott says the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) needs about 12 more weeks to cover all would be voters. In an interview, Dr Scott noted that people who were spending hours

UNKNOWN criminals have stolen two printers belonging to the Electoral Commission of Zambia thereby paralysing the issuance of voter’s cards at Twashuka Combined Secondary School in Kitwe. Copperbelt Deputy Commissioner of Police Bothwell Namuswa has