PF MEDIA director Sunday Chanda says Zambia’s democracy is much better than the United States, because US President Donald Trump’s concerns about the credibility of mail-in ballots show that its electoral process was not flawless.

UPND secretary general Stephen Katuka says it is foolish for the police to deny that they summoned party leader Hakainde Hichilema when a call-out was delivered at the secretariat, Friday. And Katuka says it does

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says he knows he will be re-elected in next year’s general election because of the many works his government has done. Speaking when he drummed up support for PF candidate in the

DEMOCRATIC Party leader Harry Kalaba, his Movement for Democratic Change counterpart Felix Mutati and PF 2021 aspiring presidential candidate Kelvin Bwalya Fube yesterday commemorated the National Day of prayer, fasting and reconciliation at Saint Johns

SESHEKE UPND member of parliament Romeo Kangombe has denied allegations that he was in the vehicle in which two abducted police officers were bundled. And party chairman for agriculture Levy Ngoma says the party will

PF MEDIA director Sunday Chanda says Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) president Felix Mutati should tame his secretary general Lucky Mulusa’s excitement before it becomes injurious to his persona. And Chanda says the PF wants

LEADER of the Opposition in Parliament Jack Mwiimbu has warned that if elections are not handled properly, it will create a crisis in Zambia. But deputy chief whip says UPND is not a parallel government

YOTAM Mtayachalo, Solomon Mbuzi and the entire Chama North ward and constituency executive committees have resigned from the Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD) citing poor leadership among other things. In a letter dated October

THE Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) says it is worried about the disruption of radio programmes by political cadres. And Mazabuka UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo says it is clear that the ruling Patriotic Front

CARITAS Zambia executive director Eugene Kabilika says failure of the national dialogue process is the cause of the fast shrinking civic space in Zambia. In an interview, Kabilika said the National Dialogue Forum was insignificant