Women for Change (WfC) says the Legal Aid Board should appeal the court ruling where a 21-year old woman of Lusaka’s SoS area was sentenced to five years simple imprisonment for stealing a six-month-old baby.

The Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) says the relaunching of Zambia Airways might be just like the Sales Tax reversal because the project’s funding model remains elusive. And CTPD has cautioned government to

Former finance minister Felix Mutati says there’s no excuse for allowing people to riot over food, urging government to ensure that the distribution of relief food is non-partisan. On Friday, Mfuwe District of Eastern Province

President Edgar Lungu says democracy has many variations and Africa will not allow manipulation from outside forces. Speaking when outgoing Sudanese Ambassador to Zambia Awad Ali paid a courtesy call on him at State House,

Justice Minister Given Lubinda, his Lands counterpart Jean Kapata and President Edgar Lungu’s daughter Tasila have sued Diggers Editor Mukosha Funga, News Diggers Newspaper and the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) in the Lusaka High Court

Economist Chibamba Kanyama says the ongoing tension between the United States and Iran may have a negative impact on Zambia’s economy as the country’s level of investment in foreign countries could be affected. And Kanyama

Eight people have been arrested for arson, assault and proposing violence in Lusaka’s Chipata Overspill area for burning Bethel Church of Zambia on suspicion that there was a mermaid inside. According to a statement issued

The Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) says water levels in the Kariba Dam remain low but are expected to improve within the first quarter of this year. And the ZRA says it is currently preparing for

The Constitution Amendment Bill Number 10 of 2019 is not progressive because it seeks to take away all the authority traditional leaders have over land, says senior chief Nzamane. And Chief Nzamane says Zambia’s economy

The decision to restrict Zambian Ambassadors and High Commissioners from issuing statements and appearing on programmes without getting permission has nothing to do with politics but for control and order, says newly-appointed Ministry of Information