LOCAL Government Minister Dr Charles Banda has announced that government has released the entire K249.6 million Constituency Development Fund (CDF) for this year to all 156 constituencies. Announcing the development during a press briefing in

THE ZAMBIA Police Service has warned that those without masks will be fined K750 or be arrested and taken court. And Police Spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo says if they run out of space, some offenders

THE Ministry of Health has announced that the country has recorded 226 new COVID-19 cases out of 732 tests done in the last 24 hours with five Brought in Dead (BID) cases recorded in Ndola.

MONZE Central UPND member of parliament Jack Mwiimbu says the procurement of military equipment by the government is intended to brutalise political opponents. Last week, Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo said the government was procuring

POLICE in Lusaka yesterday arrested 43 bar patrons for abrogating COVID-19 prevention guidelines. In a statement, Wednesday, police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo said among those arrested were 16 females and 27 males. “Police in Lusaka

SOME youths calling themselves Bill 10 Advocates say they have translated the contents of the document into the seven major languages to ensure that critics don’t mislead anyone. And the Bill 10 Advocates have asked

UPND deputy secretary general Patrick Mucheleka says it is ironic that the ruling Patriotic Front wants UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema to start campaigning when opposition leaders are detained for merely holding intra-party elections. On Monday,

If you become rich by virtue of being a politician, then you are thief, says constitutional lawyer John Sangwa. And Sangwa says Dr Kenneth Kaunda is living a humble and peaceful life because he did

THE National Democratic Congress (NDC) central committee has dissolved it’s Ndola District Executive Committee with immediate effect. The NDC in Ndola has faced a lot of resignations from members who are joining the ruling Patriotic

HOME Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says Monze residents are lucky that President Edgar Lungu forgave them after he was booed because if they did that to him, police officers would have beaten them up. And