NDC president Chishimba Kambwili says if there will be any attack on News Diggers or its reporters, police must arrest Information Minister Dora Siliya for inciting violence. And Kambwili says police should move in and

SUSPECTED ruling Patriotic Front cadres on Monday evening disrupted a live telephone interview at Kwenje Radio featuring opposition UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema by tempering with the power supply system. The live transmission of Hichilema’s interview

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia TI-Z says it is dissatisfied with information coming from government on the donation and procurement of bicycles for the Zambia Police. And UPND spokesperson Charles Kakoma says the misinformation is being caused

ZAMBIA has recorded 23 new COVID-19 positive cases out of 177 tests done in the last 24hrs. In a statement released by the Ministry of Health, Tuesday, 11 out of the 23 cases were from

PATRIOTIC Front (PF) youths, led by their national chairperson Kelvin Sampa, have protested Nigerian Prophet Andrew Ejimadu’s attacks on President Edgar Lungu in a letter addressed to the Nigerian government. In a protest letter dated

THE Law Association of Zambia says gazettion of amendments to Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 is unlawful and meant to sway public opinion on the bill. In a statement, Tuesday, LAZ stated that

JAPANESE Ambassador Ryuta Mizuuchi has urged the Zambian government to hold more frequent COVID-19 updates as his embassy relies on accurate information from the briefings which he sends to his country. And Government has hailed

ASSOCIATION of Catholic Parliamentarians chairperson Professor Nkandu Luo says Catholic bishops should provide the correct leadership which it has been known for and avoid misinforming the people about Bill 10. Meanwhile, Justice Minister Given Lubinda

JUSTICE Minister Given Lubinda has dared those claiming that he has breached the Constitution by gazetting amendments to Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 to sue him. Reacting to Monze Central UPND member of

GOVERNMENT Chief Whip Brian Mundubile says over five million kwacha has been spent on procuring the teleconferencing equipment which Parliament will use during this session, and on training members of parliament to use it. And