Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says South African authorities have assured government that xenophobia will soon be controlled. And Kampyongo has warned Zambians living in South Africa to remain calm and avoid lawlessness because they

Police in Lusaka have denied Patriotic Front youths permission to hold a protest procession to NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili’s so that they can petition him to stop insulting President Edgar Lungu, citing security concerns. And

Police in Lusaka have arrested a man identified as Prince Mutowa aged 40 of George Compound for allegedly murdering his 27-year-old wife. It is alleged that the suspect beat up his wife, Maureen Tembo, alleging

Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s first post-independence leader, has died aged 95. He died after battling ill health, his family confirmed to the BBC. Mr Mugabe had been in hospital in Singapore since April. He was ousted

Acting Lusaka Province PF Chairperson Paul Moonga has vowed that ruling party youths will continue with their planned protest march to National Democratic Congress (NDC) leader Chishimba Kambwili’s residence on Friday. And Lusaka Province PF

The Pharmaceutical Society of Zambia (PSZ) has insisted that the proposed Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency Bill Number 13 of 2019 is a bad law which does not comply with international standards. Appearing before the

Hakainde Hichilema has said it is hypocritical of government to condemn xenophobia in South Africa when the ruling party is ‘xenophobic’ towards “certain ethnic groupings”. And Hichilema has charged that the price of mealie meal

Patriotic Front deputy chief whip Tutwa Ngulube says the Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA) has no jurisdiction to discuss matters affecting Zambia because this country is a sovereign state which administers its own affairs. Reacting to

The SADC Council of Non-Governmental Organisations says the xenophobia in South Africa is a matter of grave concern for all Africans and must urgently be placed on the SADC agenda. And SADC – CNGO has

Thousands of University of Zambia (UNZA) students yesterday protested against xenophobic attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa, attacking Mzansi-owned shops at East Park and Mandahill. This brought business to a stand still at most