NDC national youth chairman Charles Kabwita says Inspector General of Police Kakoma Kanganja must resign from office for allegedly embracing a “gun culture” among political party cadres. And Kabwita says there will be total chaos

Police in Mansa District have arrested a traditional healer who allegedly burnt a 15-year-old boy’s thighs and penis with a brazier after a ‘healing’ process went bad. Luapula Province Police Commissioner Elias Chushi, who confirmed

Tempers flared in parliament on Wednesday when Kanchibiya PF member of parliament Martin Malama moved a private member’s motion seeking Parliament’s support to ban political parties and organisations that support Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender

The Oasis Forum says it is extremely disappointed that both PF and UPND have continued to engage in political violence despite signing a peace pact last year. And the Oasis Forum has called on President

Prime Television viewers were shocked, Wednesday night, when the private TV station aired state broadcaster ZNBC’s Sunday Interview programmme featuring Information and Broadcasting Minister Dora Siliya. Some Prime TV viewers wondered whether this was an

Disability rights advocacy organisations, the Mental Health Users of Zambia (MHUNZA) and Disability Rights Watch (DRW) have called on government to recognize suicide as a major public health concern and invest in community support services

Higher Education Minister Dr Brian Mushimba says all sexual harassment vices in higher learning institutions will be severely dealt with under a new enhanced surveillance programme which government is currently implementing. And Mushimba has directed

Central Province Police Commissioner Chola Katanga says two people have died on the spot and many injured when a Scania Marcopolo Bus belonging to the Zambia Army failed to negotiate a curve and hit a

Ministry of National Development and Planning Permanent Secretary for Development Planning and Administration Chola Chabala says 54 per cent of the Zambian population, especially women and girls, have continued to live in poverty. Speaking at

UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema has laughed off President Edgar Lungu’s statement that the opposition party is bringing misery to the country by praying against rains so that the people get frustrated and kick out the