Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD) president Edith Nawakwi says government needs to beg for assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to address the current economic situation because there is no other option. And

Minister of National Development Planning Alexander Chiteme says any comprehensive assessment of inequality must consider income and wealth. In a speech read on his behalf by Ministry of National Development Planning Permanent Secretary in charge

Zesco says Zambia has already started receiving power from Eskom, but some challenges in the wheeling process make it hard to receive the full 300MW which was paid for. And Zesco says despite not having

Petroleum Transporters Association of Zambia secretary general Benson Tembo says the depreciation of the kwacha has negatively impacted their businesses. In an interview, Tembo said most transporters were using foreign currency to buy spare parts

Swedish Ambassador to Zambia Ann Maj Hultgård says the fight against corruption is part of her country’s global drive for democracy because the vice undermines people’s trust in political and economic systems of any nation.

PF Lusaka Province interim secretary Kennedy Kamba says it is disheartening that some individuals have gone to an extent of fabricating stories to tarnish and bring down the integrity of President Edgar Lungu, by alleging

Lands and Natural Resources Permanent Secretary Ndashe Yumba says the country is making tremendous strides in mitigating climate change. According to a statement issued by First Secretary for press at the Embassy of the Permanent

UPND spokesperson Charles Kakoma says President Edgar Lungu should not seek public sympathy by claiming he is a victim of a well calculated propaganda machine aimed at regime change as a way of washing his

President Edgar Lungu says he is aware that the clergymen have challenges of accommodation adding that Christians should ensure that they are supported in advancing the kingdom of God. And PF chief whip Brian Mundubile

Information and Broadcasting Services Minister Dora Siliya has insisted that when implemented, the media regulation framework will separate “quacks” from professional journalists. Speaking when she received a draft self regulation bill from the Media Liaison