KACHASU traders in some densely-populated areas of Lusaka say closure of bars amid the COVID-19 pandemic has helped their businesses grow owing to the huge patronage they are currently receiving. But at some homes where

PF Media director Sunday Chanda says top leaders engaging themselves in criminal must take President Edgar Lungu’s warning against using his name seriously because they will soon be exposed. Commenting on President Lungu’s warning in

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) president Chishimba Kambwili has charged that COVID-19 in Zambia is a hoax as it is only being used to raise funds from donors. In a video shared on his Facebook page,

FORMER home affairs minister Dr Peter Machungwa says Local Government Minister Charles Banda has emboldened erring Chinese nationals living in Zambia to continue breaking laws after he publicly rebuked Lusaka Mayor Miles Sampa over the

SOME schools in Lusaka yesterday turned away some unmasked pupils, contrary to government’s position that masks would be handed out for free. A spot check in some schools around Lusaka found pupils being screened by

THE Judiciary has restored Constitutional lawyer John Sangwa’s right to appear in court. And the Judiciary says it will not proceed with contemptuous charges it had intended to take against Sangwa. In a letter to

ZAMBIA National Public Health Institute (ZNPHI) country director Professor Victor Mukonka says the country should support Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya because he is at his lowest. In an interview, Prof Mukonka said Dr Chilufya

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chishimba Kambwili says people have already got fed up of the ruling Patriotic Front. Last week, President Edgar Lungu said the people will soon get fed up of PF if

LABOUR Minister Joyce Nonde Simukoko says she and officials in the Ministry of Labour are not God to guess the wrongs being done against Zambian workers if those affected do not report to relevant authorities.

FORMER Commerce, Trade and Industry Minister Robert Sichinga says there is need for government to find innovative ways of re-opening various sectors of Zambia’s economy amid COVID-19 to ensure people’s livelihoods are not destroyed. In