Kaoma UPND member of parliament Morgan Sitwala has lamented that party supporters do not feel protected because police are fearing ruling party cadres. On Sunday, Western Province police commissioner Charles Lungu said police had nabbed

A News Diggers! investigation has revealed that the Road Development Agency (RDA) single-sourced AVIC International to construct three tollgates at an initial cost of about US$12.9 million, among them the controversial Michael Sata Toll Plaza

Economist Professor Oliver Saasa says Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) commissioner general Kingsley Chanda’s move to publicly disparage government policy stance on Value Added Tax signals one’s plans to resign their position on account of principle

I am very happy to have joined the “winning side” through the door, since there is no MMD, I am PF and people shouldn’t dwell in the past, says Petauke Central member of parliament Dora

Two Lusaka Apex University students have sued their lecturer in the High Court for allegedly making various sexual advances towards them and promising to make them pass the exams. The two claim that after refusing

Stakeholders from different parts of the country have opposed the renaming of polling districts under the ongoing delimitation program that is being implemented by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ), a CCMG report has revealed.

NDC national youth chairperson Charles Kabwita says Zambians should pray for President Edgar Lungu to develop a listening ear on October 18. And Kabwita says if government listened to critics, it would have terminated all

Vice-President Inonge Wina says there is need to look into the propensity in which some political want to assume that they have presidential and executive powers to do certain things in whichever way they wish.

The police command has now confirmed that it was a Patriotic Front supporter who shot dead a UPND cadre in Kaoma yesterday, contrary to an earlier statement issued by Western Province Police Commissioner. In an

Multichoice Zambia says there are no plans to reduce subscription fees across its range of bouquets despite heightening load shedding, which has increased the company’s cost of operations. And Multichoice Zambia says it understands the