MAZABUKA UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo says the ruling Patriotic Front has ruined the country beyond its imagination. On Sunday, PF media director Sunday Chanda said UPND had lamentably failed to present a viable

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has challenged newly-appointed Bank of Zambia (BoZ) governor Christopher Mvunga to prove his critics wrong by restoring macroeconomic and foreign exchange market stability to Zambia’s economy. And Mvunga says there is no

PF Secretary General Davies Mwila says Archbishop Telesphore Mpundu should not transfer the differences he had with the late Micheal Sata to President Edgar Lungu. And Mwila says the opposition should stop making baseless accusations

FORMER Kitwe District Commissioner Binwell Mpundu says he will not be intimidated by Nkana PF member of parliament Alexander Chiteme’s manoeuvres to use the police in restricting his freedom of speech. On Monday, Copperbelt police

COPPERBELT Energy Corporation Limited (CEC) has submitted to the Lusaka High Court that it is legally entitled to restrict power in the event of failure to settle outstanding amounts for power supplied by it to

DEFENCE Minister Davies Chama has promised that the military recruitment exercise will be above board and based on merit. In an interview, Chama revealed that he had resisted several requests from people to “help them”

THE Parliamentary Committee on Economy, Trade and Labour Matters has disagreed with the Ministry of Finance’s proposal to remove the power to make an inquiry into Bank of Zambia decisions from the court to a

THE PF government is trying to fool Zambians and divert their attention from real issues affecting the nation by using hired youths to champion the privatisation debate, says Jack Kalala. And Kalala says the intention

FORMER Archbishop of Lusaka Telesphore Mpundu says President Edgar Lungu’s leadership is worse than the former British colonial masters because he exhibits no tolerance for opposing voices as required in Zambia’s Republican Constitution. In an

TRANSPORT and Communications Minister Mutotwe Kafwaya says the major reason why the speed cameras contract was cancelled is because it was signed by the RTSA chief executive officer when it should have been done by