PF chairperson for legal affairs Brian Mundubile says the ruling party wants Article 52 removed because it disadvantages candidates, not just President Edgar Lungu, by shortening their campaign period once their nominations are challenged in

THE Ministry of Health has permitted the Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) to hold their Annual General Meeting (AGM) slated for July 4, 2020, provided members abide by strict regulations to prevent possible spread of

KAPOCHE constituency PF member of parliament Dr Charles Banda has told his constituents to pray for Constitution Amendment Bill Number 10 of 2019 to succeed for them to see more development. Speaking when he held

ZAMBIANS must not take seriously Youth and Sports Minister Emmanuel Mulenga’s pronouncement that government will create 10,000 jobs by December because the PF is incapable of creating any employment, says National Democratic Congress (NDC) national

THE Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) says most political parties have asked the commission to consider reducing its proposed fees by half. In an interview, ECZ Chief Electoral Officer Patrick Nshindano, disclosed that the UPND,

COUNCIL of Churches in Zambia (CCZ) general secretary Fr Emmanuel Chikoya says what has happened in Malawi should be a wake-up call for all countries that the arrogance of abusing State machinery eventually backfires. In

Zambia has recorded two new COVID-19 deaths, bringing the total number of deaths in the country to 24 deaths. And the country has at June 30 recorded 26 new COVID-19 cases out of 227 tests

THE speed camera contract between Intelligent Mobility Solutions (IMS) and the Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) has remained terminated following alleged illegalities in the awarding and execution of the tender, sources have told News

GOVERNANCE activist Brebner Changala says it is time Zambians rose up to reclaim their country because the PF has torn the it apart and pushed citizens against the wall. Commenting on last Monday’s bush protest

RAINBOW Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says there is no evidence to prove that those opposing Bill 10 are in the majority. And Kabimba says the Access to Information bill should not be enacted because