PATRIOTIC Front media director Sunday Chanda says there is a wind of change blowing in UPND strongholds, which will lead to the re-election and consolidation of PF after the 2021 general elections. And Chanda says

THE Ndola High Court has sentenced a 65-year-old man of Luanshya to 20 years imprisonment with hard labor for defilement. In this case, Kafula Sinkala was charged with defilement of a girl under the age

UPND chairperson for finance and economic affairs Situmbeko Musokotwane says government’s request for a six months suspension on repayment of the three Eurobonds is an admission to the whole world that the country is bankrupt.

SPECIAL Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Isaac Chipampe says there were no plans for President Edgar Lungu to visit Southern Province this week, contrary to UPND’s claim. This came to light

KASEMPA UPND member of parliament Brenda Tambatamba says President Edgar Lungu’s speech to Parliament was business as usual and nothing transformational came out of it. And Mwembeshi Independent member of parliament Machila Jamba says President

VICE-President Inonge Wina says there is no modality for inmates to take part in the 2021 general elections, and that the law is currently being reviewed to incorporate political activities at correctional facilities. Responding to

MUSICIANS involved in civil activism have written Chief Justice Irene Mambilima, requesting her to intervene in a matter where they sued the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) in the Lusaka High Court but the matter

PATRIOTIC Front (PF) national youth chairperson Kelvin Sampa says the party will not tolerate any member who uses the name of the party to extort money from the public. And Sampa has warned that he

CRACKS have deepened in the Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD), as the opposition party has suspended spokesperson Yotam Mtayachalo from all party activities. In a letter dated September 16 written by party national secretary

DEPUTY Chief Registrar Sipho Banda says she is upset with the delay in the commencement of the mobile issuance of National Registration Cards (NRCs) in Mazabuka District because it is inconveniencing local residents. But Mazabuka