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General Education Minister David Mabumba has announced the release of the 2019 grade nine external examinations and General Certificate of Education (GCE) examination results, revealing a 69.92 per cent pass rate. And Mabumba says government

Kabushi PF member of parliament Bowman Lusambo has handed over three of the four donated generators valued at K1 million to three clinics in his constituency, and has pledged to provide 210 litres of diesel

Democratic Party has failed to launch their vision in Samfya district after armed police officers from Mansa fired teargas to disperse them. And party leader Harry Kalaba told his supporters to continue with the fight

The PF government keeps proving that they are in public office to enrich themselves, as evidenced by the deposit of over K1.4 million of tax payers’ money collected from speeding fines in a private bank

Lusaka Province PF chairman Paul Moonga has asked party Secretary General Davies Mwila to compel Justice Minister Given Lubinda to show cause why he should not be suspended from the party for insubordination. In a

Bailiffs on Wednesday pounced on Rural Electrification Authority (REA) headquarters and warehouse in Lusaka’s Chinika area to seize property following the institution’s failure to settle over K4 million debt owed to Earthrow Investment Limited. But

PF Secretary General Davies Mwila says PF has a huge responsibility of ensuring that President Edgar Lungu retains State House in 2021, at all costs Meanwhile, Kapoche PF member of parliament Charles Banda has urged

Chief Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya yesterday failed to give a clear indication on when consumers will get some relief from load shedding with the importation of electricity from South Africa, revealing instead that Zesco and

The Law Association of Zambia has lost an application for an injunction to stop Parliament from proceeding to enact the Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 while its petition is still before the Constitutional

Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC) Plc says all stakeholders must be willing to pay for any looming power tariff increment to reduce load shedding in Zambia, but only if the Cost of Service Study proves that