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Some UPND members of parliament have spoken out to quell speculation that some of them plan to support the Constitution Amendment Bill number 10 of 2019. At a media briefing, Tuesday, UPND parliamentary Whip Dr

Higher Education Minister Dr Brian Mushimba says he is yet to fully understand why some students accepted at the University of Zambia don’t turn up at the institution of higher learning. And Dr Mushimba has

NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili on Monday released a list of people who he said are beneficiaries of land in Forest Reserve 27 which included Choma central UPND member of parliament Cornelius Mweetwa. But Mweetwa, the

The Ndola Magistrates’ Court has convicted a real estate agent for corruption and sentenced him to two years imprisonment with hard labour. According to a statement from ACC public relations manager Timothy Moono, Tuesday, Ndola

Monze Central UPND member of parliament Jack Mwiimbu has appealed to his fellow opposition MPs to reject the controversial Constitution Amendment Bill 10 of 2018 because that is what Zambians want. And Mwiimbu has denied

Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Isaac Chipampe says President Edgar Lungu will not meet Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal for any talks whilst in India. In a statement, Tuesday morning, Agarwal

UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says ingredients are right for the opposition party to form government in 2021. Speaking at the National Management Committee meeting in collaboration with the National Democratic Institute where the party was

PF deputy chief whip Tutwa Ngulube has charged that Professor Muna Ndulo and John Sangwa State Counsel must have woken up drunk for them to think of suing an immune President over the Constitution Amendment

Development will be delivered to those who cry more because if you are silent, it means you are doing fine, says President Edgar Lungu. And President Lungu says if MPs don’t want to cry for

The Auditor General’s Report has revealed how an officer from Chadiza Town Council was paid over K95,000 as imprest to enable him to inspect projects, attend meetings and workshops. And the Report further revealed that