ADD president Charles Milupi says, President Edgar Lungu is forcing Zambians to have a “Lungu driven” constitution against their will. And Milupi says the Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019 was the most selfish

Mines Minister Richard Musukwa has said screening conducted on mine workers between 2017 and 2018 has shown an increase in lung diseases. Delivering a keynote address at the first Pan-African Occupational Health and Safety Conference

A village headman in Sinda District has complained that pregnant women in the area are being overburdened with numerous items to purchase on their own, while government is failing to provide basic healthcare services. In

Minister of Energy Mathew Nkhuwa has said the expected electricity tariff hike will not spare anyone as mining companies and other industries are equally expected to “pay their bit” or shut down. But Chamber of

AVAP, in partnership with the Germany Technical Cooperation, has initiated a project meant to encourage citizens to demand for quality service delivery in relation to revenue collected by local authorities in markets and bus stations.

Minister in the Office of the Vice-President Olipa Phiri says the hunger situation in some parts of the country is a disaster because it falls under the Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit. Responding to a

The Higher Education Loans and Scholarships Board (HELSB) has commenced recovery of loans from beneficiaries employed in the private sector, collecting over K1.4 million by the end of August, 2019. And the Board has traced

Renowned Lusaka lawyer Kelvin Fube Bwalya (KBF) has urged President Edgar Lungu to distance himself from businessman Valden Findlay because their friendship risks destabilizing the Republican Presidency. In a statement stressing the need to respect

The United Kingdom has donated more than £1,000,000 towards the hunger crisis in Zambia. The Department for International Development (DFID) Zambia has since issued an invitation for proposals from NGOs with capacity to deliver emergency

Renowned economist Professor Oliver Saasa says failure to adequately prepare for climate change despite previously suffering its effects makes Zambians, not the natural phenomenon, a disaster. And Professor Saasa has urged government to consider declaring