The number of people killed in road accidents during the New Year holiday has remained unchanged at 13 in 2020, with a major reduction in the number of slight road traffic accidents from 33 in

Economist Professor Oliver Saasa has advised the Zambian government to tame its debt appetite in 2020 and cautioned it against defaults on loan repayments in the new year. Prof Saasa, the managing consultant at Premier

Rainbow Party general secretary Wynter Kabimba says it is a pity that Chanda Kasolo was fired for speaking the truth because by law, no one should have their salaries reduced without consenting. And Kabimba says

Luangeni PF member of parliament Charles Zulu says the growing of cannabis for medicinal purposes will earn Zambia billions in revenues and revamp the economy. And Zulu has maintained his position on the need to

Alliance for Democracy and Development (ADD) president Charles Milupi says the Energy Regulation Board’s (ERB) decision to hike electricity tariffs is meant to fund the PF campaigns ahead of the 2021 general election. Last week,

The Zambia Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has projected a difficult year for workers in the country following the rise in inequality and the reduced workers’ bargaining power this year. And ZCTU says President Edgar

We have 79 amendments in Bill 10 and out of those, only seven were objected to because the other 72 were straight forward, says government chief whip Brian Mundubile. And Mundubile says enacting Bill 10

Minister of General Education David Mabumba has admitted that marking of Grade 12 exams has not commenced, saying the markers were prioritizing the Grade seven and Grade nine examinations. On Monday, NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili

President Edgar Lungu says there should be a contest of noble development politics this year rather than a contest of insults that ultimately benefit no one. In a statement shared on his official Facebook page,

A 16-year-old Lusaka boy has been left with an amputated leg after being involved in a fire works accident over the New Year’s period. In a statement, UTH public relations officer Natalie Mashikolo said the