THE German government has released a rapid response package worth K370 million to help Zambia in the fight against COVID-19 and to mitigate the pandemic’s impact on the country’s most vulnerable people. But the German

UNIVERSITY of Zambia (UNZA) vice chancellor Professor Luke Mumba says News Diggers will go down like The Post because it publishes a lot of rubbish on his institution without carrying out any research. Prof Mumba

PF DEPUTY national mobilisation chairperson Geoffrey Mwamba says Hakainde Hichilema should not get excited when three of his Facebook followers call him Bally because social media will not secure him the presidency. And Mwamba says

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says Zambia needs visionary leadership that can think and plan ahead as well as distribute national resources equitably. And Hichilema, who was speaking to Radio Mano in Kasama via a live

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) national youth chairperson Charles Kabwita says the Patriotic Front will not publicize their findings on the theft of gold in Mwinulunga because of the big names which are implicated. Last week,

ALLIANCE for Democracy and Development (ADD) president Charles Milupi says it is shameful for the government to seek more loans when the economy is in a dire state. Recently, Foreign Affairs Minister Joe Malanji wrote

FORMER UPND vice-president Canisius Banda says any chief who promotes the interests of another ethnicity other than his or her own must be dethroned. And Banda says there is nothing wrong Paramount Chief Chitimukulu did

GREEN Party president Peter Sinkamba says Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya is being selfish and greedy by denying medical students working in COVID-19 isolation centres any incentives. And Zambia Union of Nurses (ZUNO) secretary general

PEOPLE’S Alliance for Change (PAC) president Andyford Banda has condemned government for warning private schools against charging pupils for online lessons, saying businesses must be allowed to charge clients for their innovation. Last week, Ministry

MINISTER of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya says Zambia has recorded 174 new COVID-19 cases, 126 of which are from Nakonde, bringing the new cumulative total to 441. At his daily briefing today, Dr Chilufya said