COPPERBELT Minister Japhen Mwakalombe says there is no need for panic buying of food stuffs in view of the COVID-19 pandemic as this is creating artificial shortages. Mwakalolmbe said this during a tour of shopping

DEMOCRATIC Party president Harry Kalaba says Topstar wants to help PF to continue being in power by blacking out Prime Television from its platform so that people can only watch ZNBC. And Kalaba has proposed

HEALTH Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya has declared the University of Zambia (UNZA) new residence a public quarantine facility for truck drivers bringing essential goods in the country. And Dr Chilufya says Zambia has not recorded

HEALTH Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya says over one thousand people have been discharged from isolation facilities after undergoing the 14 days mandatory quarantine and that the country recorded no new case of COVID-19 in the

Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya has disclosed that 2 patients have recovered and tested negative to the novel Coronavirus and are due for discharge on Saturday and that the country recorded no new cases in the

IN THIS video, Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says the News Diggers headline which alleged that he was in quarantine was injurious to him and his family. The minister goes on to say the claim

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) president Chishimba Kambwili says the party will not sanction its Roan member of parliament Joseph Chishala for supporting the Constitution Amendment Bill Number 10 when he was instructed to vote otherwise.

THE University of Zambia Lecturers’ and Researchers’ Union (UNZALARU) has written a letter to the UNZA Vice-Chancellor Professor Luke Mumba to cancel out the appointment of Dr Jackson Mwanza as Dean of Students because of

DEFENCE Minister Davies Chama says he is currently under quarantine after returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where he had gone on official duty. In an interview, Chama explained that he was under

ALLIANCE for Democracy and Development (ADD) president Charles Milupi says government decision to recruit 400 doctors and 3000 paramedics is welcome, though insufficient to cushion staff deficit, but wonders how government will cover salaries with