SENANGA UPND member of parliament Mukumbuta Mulowa says he was not voted to represent the party’s position when enacting laws in parliament but to represent the views of the people. Last month, when Justice Minister

UPND deputy secretary general Gertrude Imenda says Mangango PF member of parliament Goodwill Putu attempted to beat her up after she saved a presiding officer whom they were harassing in the just-ended Nangula Ward by-election.

FORMER Minister of Commerce, Trade and Industry Dipak Patel has argued that provisions of the Constitution requiring government to obtain prior approval from Parliament before contracting public debt have been in full effect since January

LAW Association of Zambia (LAZ) president Eddie Mwitwa says the LAZ council has legally maintained office and will continue to issue statements as no election has been held yet to change it. And Mwitwa has

THE International Press Institute (IPI) has called on the Zambian authorities to reverse the unequal cancellation of Prime TV’s license. Zambia’s Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) on Thursday suspended the broadcasting license of Prime Television with

ZAMBIA has in the last 24 hours recorded three news cases of COVID-19, bringing the cumulative total to 48. Minister of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya announced at an update briefing today that two of these

SEVEN people have died in fatal road accidents recorded during the Easter holiday. In a statement, Police spokesperson Esther Katongo stated that 142 road traffic accidents were recorded countrywide during the period under review, showing

MINISTER of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya says President Edgar Lungu has authorised the invocation of certain provisions of the law to restrict the movement of people in Kafue district today to ensure mass COVID-19 screening

C AND S Investments Limited has donated food stuffs and hygienic products worth K180,000 to the Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops (ZCCB). Speaking during the hand over ceremony, Tuesday, company representative George Chella said they

AMNESTY International says the cancellation of Prime TV’s license is a sinister ploy to weaken independent media voices in Zambia. In a statement, Monday, Amnesty International director for Eastern and Southern Africa Deprose Muchena said