FORMER finance minister Alexander Chikwanda says the open letter to the President on the state of Zambia’s economy written by six former government officials was nonsensical. And Chikwanda says he is not responsible for Zambia’s

TRANSPARENCY International Zambia (TIZ) says the University of Zambia (UNZA) should not trivialize audits like the one conducted by the Auditor General if the institution is to be brought back in the league of eminent,

PF deputy chief whip Tutwa Ngulube says more UPND members of parliament and councilors will ditch the opposition party because the party has outdated leadership. And the Kabwe law maker says he is in talks

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu, please tame excited Bowman Lusambo, who is behaving like a hooligan, a bully and abusing citizens, before it is too late, says Gregory Chifire. And Chifire says President Lungu should be in

GOVERNMENT, through the Ministry of General Education, and Zamtel has launched an E-learning portal and Smart Revision which will enable pupils and teachers access education material through the internet. Speaking during the launch in Kasama,

FREE Press Initiative (FPI) Zambia says it is hopeful that Minister of Information and Broadcasting Services Dora Siliya will respond favorably to Prime Television’s appeal against the cancellation of its broadcasting license. In a statement,

THE Zambia Police Service has summoned George Bester, a man seen in a video making rounds on social media slapping his son, for allegedly producing poor school results. In the said video, Bester is seen

TRANSPORT and Communications Minister Mutowe Kafwaya says the aviation industry has suffered tremendously such that sometimes, Ethiopian Airlines comes to Zambia only with one or two passengers. Speaking when he featured on special interview on

President Edgar Lungu says it breaks his heart when he sees sub-standard infrastructure projects, which have been constructed at the expense of Zambians’ hard-earned money. Speaking during a signing ceremony at State House, Monday, President

MINISTER of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya says five health workers from Levy Mwanawasa Hospital have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the countrywide total to 70. At a briefing today, Dr Chilufya saluted health workers for