Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo has bragged that he has the money and capacity to donate anything he wants, insisting that people asking about the source of his money should go to hell. And Lusambo

Unknown people in Kitwe have chopped off and runaway with the left hand of a seven-year old albino girl. Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga confirmed the development and said the incident happened on Wednesday around

Information Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo says government has not published the report of the Commission of Inquiry in Voting Patterns and Electoral Violence of 2016 due to lack of funds. Three years ago, President Edgar

Thieving civil servants are not being charged or fired because they do not work in isolation, says Civil Servants and Allied Workers Union of Zambia (CSAWUZ) president Davies Chiyobe. Commenting on the observation in the

The Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) says it is concerned about Zambia Airways Limited’s financing model considering government’s stressed fiscal position and ongoing liquidity crisis within the private sector. In a statement, Monday,

Former Secretary to the Cabinet Dr Sketchley Sacika says most permanent secretaries are incompetent and are to blame for the rampant theft cases among civil servant. In an interview, Monday, Sacika said permanent secretaries failed

Chishimba Kambwili says PF founding President late Michael Sata was right when he referred to educated people as cowards, charging that technocrats now cannot correct the wrongs in government. And Kambwili says President Edgar Lungu

A two-hour power outage at Konkola Copper Mines on Monday caused flooding at Shaft One in Chililabombwe, leaving 28 miners trapped underground before power was restored. But Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) Provisional Liquidator Milingo Lungu

Mopani Copper Mines Plc has laid off a total of 131 employees, including 15 expatriates, who were made redundant as a result of the closure of the Central and North Shafts. Confirming the development, sources

Democratic Party leader Harry Kalaba says time for the PF government to go has come, whether they use police or not, because Zambians have suffered enough. And Kalaba says President Edgar Lungu has continued to