HEALTH Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya says medical teams will reinvestigate and trace all contacts of the four new recorded cases of COVID-19 in the country. Speaking during the daily COVID-19 updates, Friday, Dr Chilufya said

THE Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) president Eddie Mwitwa says the Association and the Judiciary is expected to meet again soon after the novel coronavirus pandemic, to chart the way forward on the debarment of

DEMOCRATIC Party president Harry Kalaba says the Ministry of Health should update the nation on the collective value of the money which individuals and institutions have donated towards the fight against COVID-19, especially since some

NATIONAL Restoration Party (NAREP) president Steven Nyirenda says closing down a media institution is deadly because once reopened, it may never recover financially. And Nyirenda has advised media houses to be careful with politicians because

FORMER Commerce Minister Robert Sichinga has challenged the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) to produce the board resolutions that recommended the cancellation of the broadcasting license of Prime TV to prove the legitimacy of the closure

UPND will make it easy for us to win the 2021 general elections if they reject Bill 10, says Mporokoso Central PF member of parliament and Government Parliamentary Chief Whip Brian Mundubile. And Mundubile has

THE UNITED Party for National Development (UPND) has written to President Edgar Lungu asking him to immediately reopen Prime Television. In a letter dated April 12, UPND secretary general Steven Katuka said the closure would

LUSAKA lawyer and businessman John Sangwa State Counsel says the Patriotic Front government has no capacity to resolve the debt capacity that it has plunged the country in, arguing that if there was capacity, those

LIVESTOCK and Fisheries minister Professor Nkandu Luo says her Ministry will undertake investigations to ascertain whether or not there can be human to animal transmission of the Coronavirus. In an interview, Prof Luo said there

CHAPTER One Foundation is calling on individuals who may have been unlawfully assaulted by law enforcement authorities during the COVID-19 prevention activities to present their cases for assistance. In a statement, Wednesday, Chapter One Foundation