The Zambia Chamber of Mines has warned that non-renewal of the Bulk Supply Agreement (BSA) between Zesco Limited and the Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) Plc risks affecting production in the mining sector. And the Chamber

Patriotic Front disciplinary committee chairperson Brian Mundubile says sub-committees of the party are assessing all social media blogs existing in the party’s name and their administrators to clamp down abuse. In an interview, Mundubile announced

Higher Education Minister Dr Brian Mushimba has demanded a public apology from UNZALARU over their “idiot” remarks, saying they are intolerable. Commenting on the University of Zambia Lecturers and Researchers Union’s (UNZALARU) general secretary Dr

The Ministry of Labour and the University of Zambia (UNZA) management has given UNZALARU a 48-hour ultimatum to show cause why the union should not be deregistered for breaching the recognition agreement. On Monday, The

Graduare Property Development Limited, the owner and operator of East Park Mall, has sought leave of the Lusaka High Court to apply for judicial review against the refusal or omission by ZEMA to enforce the

Sinda Police moved swiftly to Chisichi Village where angry youths had tied a 58-year-old man to a tree at the local cemetery, with intent to kill and bury him on accusations that he caused the

Police in Chingola’s Chiwempala area fought running battles with residents who were rioting over ritual killings, Wednesday morning. The irate residents broke into and looted shops owned by businessmen alleged to have been behind the

Home Affairs minister Stephen Kampyongo says UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema should stop saying he will win elections because one day he will be arrested. Speaking when he appeared on Radio Delight Kwitonta in Shiwang’andu, Monday,

Economist Professor Oliver Saasa has insisted that government should do everything possible to clinch a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) so that the country can have some goodwill which could go a long

Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) president Eddie Mwitwa says there is a misconception that the Constitution Amendment Bill Number 10 of 2019 has been amended to remove contentious issues, when in fact not. And Mwitwa