International Trade Researcher and Consultant Trevor Simumba says RDA’s justification of its decision to single source AVIC International for the construction of the Michael Chilufya Sata Toll plaza, among others, is unsatisfactory. And Simumba says

The Patriotic Front has denied killing a UPND cadre in the violent attacks that occurred on Sunday in Kaoma District of Western Province. Police spokesperson Esther Katongo confirmed that one UPND cadre was shot by

Ministry of Energy Permanent Secretary Trevor Kaunda says there are no inconsistencies in government’s pending power import deal with South Africa’s Eskom, adding that the nation will be updated once ongoing negotiations are done. On

The United Party for National Development (UPND) has accused former Sinazongwe member of parliament Richwell Siamunene of using the current hunger crisis in some parts of the country to campaign for the 2021 general election.

Local Government Minister Charles Banda says vendors who are trading outside the stipulated hours risk being pounced on as they will be working outside his directive to allow vending only from 16:00 hours to 20:00

NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili says the only thing he worries about whenever he is arrested are mosquitoes. And Kambwili says when it comes to persecuting opponents, the MMD was much better than the Patriotic Front.

Six people have died while three others have sustained serious injuries after a driver of a Toyota Ipsum failed to keep to his lane resulting in a head-on collision with an oncoming truck in Mpika.

Deputy Clerk of the National Assembly Cecilia Sikatele has asked the Constitutional Court to remove President Edgar Lungu and the National Assembly from the petition where LAZ is challenging the Constitutional (Amendment) Bill No.10 of

The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) says violence, if not addressed immediately, has the potential to undermine the electoral process. And the commission has maintained that the election will hold as scheduled following assurance by

Chief Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya says procurement officials in all public institutions are the ones denying Zambians business because they prioritise foreign investment at the expense of indigenous businesses. And Siliya says mealie meal prices