PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says the ghost of Bill 10 will haunt the UPND for killing it, and that come 2021, the opposition party will pay for doing that. And President Lungu has insisted that he

FORMER Attorney General Musa Mwenye State Counsel says it is impossible to register 20,000 prisoners in a week. And Mwenye says the registration process is painfully slow. On Wednesday, the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ)

The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) says the officer who have been deployed to undertake the voters registration exercise are still familiarizing themselves with the equipment. But ECZ says despite the slow start to the

THE Auditor General’s Report has revealed that the Zambia Police Service engaged Gun Pro Africa Limited for the supply supply and delivery of various types of munitions at a contract sum of K499,827, which were

CIVIL Society Scaling-up Nutrition (CSO-SUN) Alliance country coordinator Mathews Mhuru has called on government to ensure resources meant for social protection programmes are not misapplied as this leaves the intended beneficiaries at a higher risk

UPND spokesperson Charles Kakoma says Zambians will celebrate when President Edgar Lungu leaves office, adding that it is wishful thinking for the Head of State to say people will miss him. And Chirundu UPND member

THE Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) says government needs to be more serious if its intentions are to be trusted as it engages with creditors. In a statement, Wednesday, CTPD researcher Wakumelo Mataa

LUSAKA Magistrate Jennifer Bwalya has warned that the State will be deemed to have closed a matter in which NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili is accused of expressing racial remarks against an Indian national should the

The Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) has raided University of Zambia Lecturers and Researchers Union (UNZALARU) offices over suspected money laundering activities. UNZALARU general secretary Dr Kelvin Mambwe confirmed this to News Diggers in an interview,

UPND SECRETARY general Steven Katuka says the Dundumwezi voting pattern will be replicated across the opposition party’s strongholds next year because the people are convinced more than ever before that there is need for regime