PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says Zambians will only see and appreciate what he has done for the country after he has left office. Speaking when he addressed chiefs in Chitambo District, Tuesday, President Lungu said that

STATE House police divisional assistant commissioner Michael Malambo has told the Lusaka Magistrates’ Court that anyone who refers to Valden Findlay’s dealings refers to President Edgar Lungu. He was testifying in a matter in which

HONEYBEE Pharmacy says the Auditor General’s findings that it supplied drugs from unregistered manufacturers are not true. Last week, the Auditor General revealed that Honeybee Pharmacy supplied drugs from unregistered manufacturers such as paracetamol tablets

UNIVERSITY of Zambia (UNZA) political historian Professor Bizeck Phiri says the ruling PF needs to prepare a strong case on President Edgar Lungu’s eligibility because it is not an easy one to win. In an

UPND secretary general Stephen Katuka says the continued push for President Edagr Lungu to contest the 2021 general election is unconstitutional and will lead to the eventual downfall of the PF. In a statement, Katuka

DISASTER Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) national coordinator Chanda Kabwe has maintained that the utilisation of COVID-19 funds has been transparent despite the Auditor General’s Interim Report on the utilisation of COVID-19 funds indicating a

VICE-PRESIDENT Inonge Wina is peddling lies to save government from the embarrassment of miserably failing to tackle Zambia’s debt crisis, says UPND national chairperson Mutale Nalumango. Late last month, Vice-President Wina told Parliament that there

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) president Chishimba Kambwili has demanded that government should inform Zambians what the undeclared K6.3 billion COVID-19 donated funds were used for. The Interim Auditor General’s Report on the utilisation of COVID-19

Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) president Reuben Lifuka has been re-elected as vice chairperson of the TI global board of directors for another three-year term. In a statement, Monday, TIZ executive director Maurice Nyambe stated that

CATHOLIC Diocese of Ndola Bishop Benjamin Phiri says beer and women can bring a priest down. And Bishop Phiri says politicians should not tell priests what they want to hear just because they have given