Agriculture Minister Michael Katambo says the government has finished distributing both fertilizer and seed in Luapula Province for the 2019/2020 farming season. And Luapula Province Minister Nickson Chilangwa says not every farmer is entitled to

President Edgar Lungu has gone on a four day annual retreat in Eastern Province. According to a statement issued by Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Isaac Chipampe, the retreat is

Economist Chibamba Kanyama says there is need to review exorbitant packages of top government officials and parastatal heads, as some do not correspond to the value of contribution they make to their respective organisations. And

I can’t reconcile with the PF and if their strategy is to squeeze my business until I surrender and rejoin them, they are wasting time because it will never work, says NDC president Chishimba Kambwili.

MMD faction national secretary Rapheal Nakacinda says a court of law cannot force party members to accept Nevers Mumba as its president because his mandate as party leader expired in 2016. And Nakacinda has vowed

Zesco Limited managing director Victor Mundende says Zambia’s population has grown beyond the power utility’s energy generation capacity. Speaking to journalists during a media tour of the Kafue Gorge Lower plant, Friday, Mundende observed that

Democratic Party (DP) leader Harry Kalaba says President Edgar Lungu has reversed all the gains which previous presidents made in tackling corruption, charging that the vice has soared to unprecedented levels. And Kalaba has advised

It is possible for Zambia to attain and eventually exceed 50-50 gender parity, says newly-appointed Ministry of Gender Permanent Secretary Sastone Silomba. And President Edgar Lungu has warned all Permanent Secretaries to stop working in

Council of Churches in Zambia (CCZ) secretary general Fr Emmanuel Chikoya says politicians in the ruling Patriotic Front should learn to take criticism, rather than brand everybody who speaks against them as an opposition sympathizer.

Former Secretary to Cabinet Dr Sketchley Sacika says President Edgar Lungu’s directive to slash his salary and that of Cabinet Ministers and top civil servants is cosmetic and inconsequential as a cost-saving measure. But Sacika