LUSAKA Mayor Miles Sampa says the Lusaka City Council (LCC) is not ready to fight the deadly COVID-19. And Sampa has clarified that bars will be expected to operate like liquor stores by not allowing

Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya says Zambia has recorded another six new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number to 22. Updating the media on COVID-19, Dr Chilufya said out of the 72 contacts tested

TOPSTAR has removed Prime Television from all its platforms in accordance with Information Minister Dora Siliya’s directive that all government entities must cease any business with the station. In a letter addressed to the Prime

PHARMACEUTICAL Society of Zambia (PSZ) president Jerome Kanyika has asked government to empower local pharmacists with raw materials to enable them continue manufacturing drugs in an event that the country is locked out by its

POLICE are guarding National Democratic Congress (NDC) Roan member of Parliament Joseph Chishala’s residence in Luanshya District on the Copperbelt after some irate residents threatened to torch him and his property. Copperbelt Province Police Commissioner

THE International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) says the notice from the Registrar’s Office at the Zambian Judiciary regarding constitutional lawyer John Sangwa SC, did not indicate any legal provisions to support the action

CONSTITUTIONAL Lawyer John Sangwa State Counsel has written a letter to President Edgar Lungu asking him to exercise his powers and declare a State of Emergency to combat coronavirus. In a letter dated 26, March,

TAJ Pamodzi Hotel in Lusaka has closed temporarily in response to recommended measures that can stop the further spread of the novel Coronavirus. In a notice by General Manager Friedrich Van Zyl, the hotel has

Health Minister Dr Chitalu Chilufya says Zambia has recorded four new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number to 16 as at Thursday. Speaking during a media briefing, Thursday, Dr Chilufya said three out of

MEDICAL expert Dr Aaron Mujajati says it is important for Zambians to adhere to proper hygiene standards to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the country. In an interview, Dr Mujajati, the former Medical Association