UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says the quantity and value of corruption in the PF government makes corruption during Fredrick Chiluba’s time seem like nothing. And Hichilema says he doesn’t subscribe to gayism and the Patriotic

President Edgar Lungu has appointed Chris Zumani Zimba as the new Special assistant to the president for political affairs, taking over from Kaizer Zulu who has since been dropped. The Head of State has thus

Parliament approved the proposed K106 billion 2020 national budget and adjourned Sine die. This was after the Appropriation Bill of 2019 passed the third reading in Parliament, Wednesday evening. Speaking earlier, Finance Minister Dr Bwalya

Ministry of Health spokesperson Dr Abel Kabalo has refuted claims that there is short supply of blood at the University Teaching Hospital (UTH). On Tuesday, consultant gynecologist and obstetrician at UTH Dr Mulindi Mwanahamuntu said

PF national mobilization committee chairperson Richard Musukwa says the party will focus on job creation and improving the living standards of people to retain power in 2021. And Musukwa says crooks, criminals and thugs will

National Democratic Congress president Chishimba Kambwili says government should rethink the Marijuana cultivation license fee so that every Zambian should benefit. Government recently legalized the cultivation of marijuana for medical purposes, but one needs US

Zambians need to stop littering and change their attitudes towards maintaining a clean and healthy environment, says President Edgar Lungu. The Head of State made this appeal when he received an award from the Zambia

Colonel Panji Kaunda says corruption in the Patriotic Front government is evident because of how its leaders are living lavishly while the economy is performing poorly, warning that the ruling party will only retain power

Minister of Information and Broadcasting Services Dora Siliya says the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) is still the most watched television channel in Zambia. Debating a notice of motion to adopt the Report of the

Justice Minister Given Lubinda says failure to enact Bill 10 will deprive Zambians an opportunity to enjoy extended rights because both the bills to reform Public Order Act and the Electoral Reforms Act have been