PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu should desist from addressing the nation only at mandatory and academic platforms because it shows lack of responsibility, says People’s Alliance for Change (PAC) president Andyford Banda. President Edgar Lungu is this

LEADER of Opposition in the National Assembly Jack Mwiimbu says it is his expectation that President Edgar Lungu will announce the withdrawal of the Constitution Amendment Bill Number 10 of 2019 when he addresses Parliament

Community Development and Social Services Minister Kampamba Mulenga says there has never been a time that cooperating partners have abandoned government due to missing funds under the Social Cash Transfer (SCT) scheme. And Mulenga has

UNITED Party for National Development (UPND) deputy spokesperson Cornelius Mweetwa says his party is considering the possibility of impeaching Speaker of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini for violation of the law. And Mweetwa has

SPEAKER of the National Assembly Patrick Matibini on Tuesday told Choma Central UPND member of parliament Cornelius Mweetwa that he should be the last person to complain about the deteriorating decorum of the House because

INSPECTOR General of Police Kakoma Kanganja says police have arrested 566 suspects due to appear in court soon for various offences related to gassing and rioting from a total of 668 cases countrywide. And Home

It is common knowledge that Zambian men are broke, Zambezi West UPND member of parliament Prisca Kucheka told Parliament on Tuesday, causing a stir.  Kucheka said this in a follow up question to Gender Minister

THE Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has charged and arrested a Kafue businessman for trying to bribe a police officer not to impound a truck loaded with Mukula logs. In a statement, Wednesday, ACC corporate affairs officer

CONSTITUTIONAL Lawyer John Sangwa State Counsel says the Patriotic Front has chosen President Lungu to stand as the party’s Presidential candidate in 2021 at their own peril because the Head of State is ineligible. And

Former Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Services permanent secretary Chanda Kasolo says he does not regret anything he did while serving in the government. President Edgar Lungu last year dropped Kasolo for saying that the