THE House Business Committee of Parliament is scheduled to hold a meeting on May 28 to direct management on the measures which will be implemented to ensure the safety of parliamentarians when sittings resume next

ZAMBIA’s fight against corruption is sad because efforts to tackle the vice are embroiled in continuous political hypocrisy, says Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) president Rueben Lifuka. And Lifuka has urged Zambians not to be swayed

CHIEF government spokesperson Dora Siliya has insisted that the Patriotic Front was not elected to storm radio stations saying there are proper channels of lodging in complaints about any content. And Siliya has advised health

THE Resident Doctors Association of Zambia (RDAZ) says it is frustrated with government’s casual approach to responding to health workers’ concerns. In a statement, Monday, RDAZ president Dr Isaac Sakala urged government to urgently develop

ZAMBIA National Public Health Institute (ZNPHI) director Dr Victor Mukonka has announced that Zambia has in the last 24 hours recorded 11 new COVID-19 cases from 644 tests. Meanwhile, Dr Mukonka has condemned some COVID-19

GOVERNMENT has strongly condemned reported incidents involving some suspected PF cadres who disrupted a radio programme on Muchinga Radio that featured UPND president Hakainde Hichilema, and another incident where the opposition leader was barred from

THE Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) says radio and television stations should interview certain sources from their homes and thereafter air recorded programmes instead of hosting them in the studios to avoid attacks. Last week, some

UPND national chairperson Mutale Nalumango says Zambians must kick out PF in 2021 because it is unacceptable to block opposition parties from engaging citizens via various media platforms. And Nalumango says the PF is full

GOVERNANCE activist Brebner Changala says it is unfair for Information and Broadcasting Services Minister Dora Siliya to accuse journalists of being unprofessional for questioning alleged corruption in government. In an interview, Changala condemned Siliya for

MUCHINGA Province Minister Malozo Sichone says the province still has available facilities to accommodate COVID-19 patients, but that the spaces will soon be filled. In an interview, Sichone said the available spaces could only accommodate