PRIME TV proprietor Gerald Shawa says he is sorry and he has realized that the station cannot survive without government. Last week, Chief government spokesperson Dora Siliya said government and any of its agents would

PRINCE Akashambatwa Mbikusita Lewanika says just like UNIP and MMD, PF has betrayed the people by going back on certain promises they made about enhancing people’s freedoms. And Akashambatwa says young people must rise up

LAW Association of Zambia (LAZ) president Eddie Mwitwa says the Association does not side with the Judiciary in disputes where lawyers question their integrity and qualifications, but that it is trying to be on the

ZAMBIAN youths cannot effectively participate in the country’s economy because the current PF regime does not want to give them any meaningful job opportunities, says National Democratic Congress (NDC) president Chishimba Kambwili. And Kambwili says

NATIONAL Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chishimba Kambwili says the only reason he is quiet over the decision by the party’s Roan member of parliament Joseph Chishala to support Bill 10 is because it is an

DEMOCRATIC Party president Harry Kalaba has wondered by President Edgar Lungu is delegating his presidential duties and responsibilities to his Cabinet Ministers to address the novel Coronavirus when he is always vocal and visible during

MINISTER of Health Dr Chitalu Chilufya has announced that Zambia has recorded a third case of the novel coronavirus. And Dr Chilufya says government is concerned with some of the returning passengers at the borders

Southern Africa Human Rights Defenders Network (SAHRDN) has called on the Judiciary in Zambia to stop persecuting human rights defenders, and has demanded the immediate reinstatement of State Counsel John Sangwa who was barred from

THE opposition United Party for National Development (UPND) says it is considering reporting some ministers to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) for attempted bribery regarding Constitutional Amendment Bill number 10. And leader of the opposition in

FORMER Minister of Transport and Communications William Harrington says there is need to repeal and amend the inquiries act to include a provision which compels the President to seek Parliament’s approval before appointing any commission