THE Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA) has urged the Judiciary in Zambia to follow due process of the law in handling the matter against constitutional lawyer John Sangwa State Counsel who has been barred from appearing

THERE’s no way a minister can go and sit in Shoprite and tell people not to buy two or three bags of mealie meal, then he has nothing to do and can only be described

GOVERNMENT Chief Whip Brian Mundubile says the party will not force any member of parliament to take the party position on the Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019. And Mundubile claims the party is

HEALTH Minister Chitalu Chilufya says Zambia has confirmed its first two cases of COVID-19. At a press briefing, Wednesday, Dr Chilufya said a 39-year-old man and a 37-year-old woman, a Zambian couple that had gone

The Patriotic Front yesterday dragged debate on the Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 after falling short by one member of parliament to meet the required two thirds majority to pass the Bill through

UNITED Party for National Development (UPND) president Hakainde Hichilema says the PF government should stop the blame game and admit that it has failed to run the country’s economy. During the Vice-President’s question time last

LANDS Minister Jean Kapata has submitted that defences of justification and fair comment by News Diggers Media Limited and the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), are not a bar to the application for an order of

CHIEF government spokesperson Dora Siliya says government and any of its agents will no longer conduct any business with Prime Television because they are unpatriotic. In a statement, Tuesday, Siliya said the decision was necessitated

FORMER justice minister Wynter Kabimba has written to Chief Justice Ireen Mambilima telling her that the Judiciary’s action against constitutional lawyer John Sangwa State Counsel has no legal backing and should therefore be reversed. On

IF arresting mealie meal shoppers who buy in bulk is harassment, then I will continue harassing them until we normalize the supply of the commodity, Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo has vowed. Speaking when he