SINAZONGWE UPND member of parliament Gift Sialubalo has asked government to consider working on the Batoka – Maamba road as it helps victims whose houses were recently washed away by flash floods. Last week, over

UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema says that there is a strong possibility that the State is involved in the gassing incidences happening in Zambia. And Hichilema says law and order has broken down in the country,

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says the high level visits between Zambia and the Russian Federation, such as the visit to Zambia by Russia’s Federation Council Chairperson, Valentina Matviyenko, is a demonstration of the warm relations that

PATRIOTIC Front cadres on Monday evening stormed Intercontinental Hotel and brought to an abrupt end a Law Association of Zambia-organised public discussion on Constitutional Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019. The discussion dubbed “Bill 10,

IRATE citizens yesterday burnt down Nyimba Police Post in Eastern Province after some officers rescued a member of the public suspected of being involved in a gassing incident from lynching. Eastern Province Deputy Police Commissioner

Kabwata Central PF Member of Parliament Given Lubinda has trashed a police statement suggesting that there was no gassing incident at Arthur Wina School on Monday. On Monday, about 40 pupils were rushed to Chilenje

THE Court of Appeal has granted an injunction restraining the continued works at Kingsland City, a housing project which was officially commissioned by President Edgar Lungu last month. Delivering his ruling, Judge Kondolo said the

National Democratic Congress (NDC) president Chishimba Kambwili says he has not given any conditions to the PF in a bid to re-join the ruling party, contrary to Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba’s assertions. Mwamba, the PF national

PATRIOTIC Front national mobilisation vice chairperson Geoffrey Mwamba on Sunday evening chickened out of a live phone-in interview at Pan African radio, accusing the show host of asking UPND-friendly questions. During the Sunday edition of

AT LEAST 20 people have died countrywide at the hands of mobs since the beginning of gassing incidences which have now spread to all but three provinces, leaving a trail of destruction. In Lusaka alone,