Former president Rupiah Banda has lamented how George Lungu and other police officers who served him were fired after he lost the 2011 election. Speaking at Lungu’s funeral service St Margaret UCZ Church in Lusaka’s

The World Bank has predicted that Zambia will suffer a worse than expected trade deficit and foreign exchange position due to the on-going tariff war between China and the USA which could lower copper prices.

Musicians behind the Ronald Chitotela acquittal song have defended their compilation saying they are PF members who were merely celebrating their leader. The song is celebrating the acquittal of Chitotela, who was then Housing and

Center for Trade and Policy Development (CTPD) executive director Isaac Mwaipopo says the proposal in the Constitution Amendment Bill to reduce powers of Parliament with regards to debt collection is it is retrogressive. The Proposed

Chipili Independent Member of Parliament Jewis Chabi says UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema should worry about his members of parliament who are being courted by the PF to support the Constitution Amendment Bill, not independent MPs

National Restoration Party NAREP president Elias Chipimo says President Edgar Lungu’s “working visits” to various parts of the country are nothing but a kick start to his campaign for a third term of office. Recently,

NDC spokesperson Saboi Imboela has wondered how police bee able to quickly identify suspects connected to the beating of Justice Minister Given Lubinda when PF cadres who were linked to the death of Obed Kasongo

Association of Mines Supplies and Contractors (AMSC) president Augustine Mubanga says association members don’t care which investor government engages to takeover Konkola Copper Mines, as long as the new owners secure jobs for the local

Agriculture Minister Michael Katambo says government has resolved to continue implementing the Farmer Input Support Programme (FISP) using both the direct input supply and the E-voucher system in order to address challenges of climate change.

Muvi Television journalist Kalani Muchima yesterday appeared for questioning at the Lusaka Police Service Headquarters following a news report he did about the beating of Kabwata member of parliament Given Lubinda by suspected criminals. And