CAUCUS for Women Parliamentarians chairperson Professor Nkandu Luo Professor Nkandu Luo says Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 will make it possible for Zambia to attain the SADC protocol of 50-50 representation. And Prof Luo says

SOME Lusaka youths yesterday sent police on a wild goose chase when they held their much anticipated protest from an undisclosed location. A furious Inspector General of Police Kakoma Kanganja claimed he was aware of

ALLIANCE for Community Action (ACA) has partnered with like-minded organisations and individual activists to set up a legal and humanitarian fund for human rights defenders in Zambia. In a statement issued by (ACA) information and

HOME Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says the pursuit of gassing mastermind has not died a natural death, but that the COVID-19 pandemic slowed the hearing of court cases. And Kampyongo says authorities could not allow

UNZALARU general secretary Kelvin Mambwe says the its members will not lecture students when the University of Zambia reopens next week Monday until salary arrears are cleared. In an interview, Mambwe said bringing students to

THE Lusaka Magistrate Court has convicted a former Drug Enforcement Commissioner (DEC) assistant investigation officer to three years’ imprisonment with hard labour for corrupt practices. According to a statement issued by DEC corporate affairs officer

POLICE on the Copperbelt have arrested photographer Chellah Tukuta on four counts of criminal libel. Tukuta, who is facing similar charges in Lusaka, was transferred to Ndola where four counts of criminal libel and two

JACK Kalala says 2021 will be a brutal year because the PF have already declared themselves winners of the forthcoming general election and are determined to crush all dissenting voices. In an interview, Kalala, who

MUNALI PF member of parliament Professor Nkandu Luo lied that all Catholic members of parliament are in support of the Constitution Amendment Bill Number 10 of 2019, say UPND members of the Catholic Parliamentarians’ Association.

FORMER North-Western Province Minister Dawson Kafwaya says it is not fair for people to call him “unstable” simply because he has left the ruling party, arguing that politics is about ideas. In an interview, Kafwaya