A CONSORTIUM of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) say there is a danger that Parliament could adopt the original Constitution Amendment Bill Number 10 of 2019 or include harmful clauses. But another group of CSOs has

LEADER of the Opposition in the National Assembly Jack Mwiimbu has directed all UPND Members of Parliament not to support Constitution amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 as it comes up for second reading today.

NATIONAL Democratic Congress President Chishimba Kambwili says Zesco is being unreasonable by continuing with the 10 to 12 hours of load shedding because the power utility has had ample time to find solutions. On Friday

WHAT Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo did is abuse and disrespect for the poor, there is no law that restricts how much of a commodity anyone can buy, says Alliance for Community Action (ACA) executive

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema has asked the Judiciary to reverse its decision to bar Constitutional Lawyer John Sangwa from appearing before any court in Zambia. In a notice to all judges of the Supreme Court,

Justice Minister Given Lubinda has finally given Cabinet’s position on Bill 10 saying it will “strongly” support the views of the people and one of the clauses it objects to is one which seeks to

RAINBOW Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says he does not agree with the Constitutional Court’s interpretation of a Presidential term of office, which, according to him, deems President Edgar Lungu eligible to contest the 2021

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has urged the Church to stay away from the political arena and concentrate on playing its God-given role of providing counsel to the nation’s leadership. And Munali PF member of parliament Professor

THREE Kulima Tower Bus drivers have threatened to sue station chairperson Tresford Mwila for failing to adhere to a court injunction which allowed them to operate at the bus station without intimidation. On Thursday last

THE United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges & Lawyers Diego García-Sayán has strongly condemned the Zambian Judiciary’s move to bar Constitutional Lawyer John Sangwa State Counsel from appearing before any court. On