The Drug Enforcement Commission (DEC) in Lusaka has arrested an accountant and a cashier of a named brewery company for stealing over K1.8 million from their employer. And the commission has also arrested a businessman

The Laura Miti-led Alliance for Community Action (ACA) has revealed that Chrizzina Democracy University (CDU), which joined some CSOs to defend the proceedings of the National Dialogue Forum, is not a registered higher learning institution

Mitengo residents on Sunday blocked the Ndola-Mufulira road in protest of the council’s decision to “grab their land and give it to the Chinese”. The conflict between China-Henan and Guoji joint venture and Ndola City

It is sad that Frederick Chiluba’s legacy has been under attack by a selfish cabal who are desperate for power, says fourth republican president Rupiah Banda. And Judge Phillip Musonda says the removal of Chiluba’s

Judicial Allied Workers’ Union of Zambia (JAWUZ) president Peter Mwale says civil servants do not need a lifestyle audit because they already have a Code of Conduct that forbids them from stealing public funds. Last

Members of the opposition have now resorted to creating fake WhatsApp groups purporting to belong to the Patriotic Front party just to cause confusion, Copperbelt Province PF chairperson Nathan Chanda has charged. Reacting to the

Zambia Centre for Communications Programmes (ZCCP) executive director Johans Mtonga says the actions by Chifubu PF member of parliament Frank Ngambi to torture and assault his wife is totally unacceptable and does not befit his

Mazabuka Central UPND member of parliament Gary Nkombo says President Edgar Lungu does not deserve any honorary doctorate in good governance because Zambia has recorded the worst governance record under his administration. Last week, the

Former Finance Minister Ng’andu Magande has wondered why Margaret Mwanakatwe has allowed her colleagues from other Ministries to attack the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) when the institution is merely doing its job. In an interview,

Former Justice minister Wynter Kabimba says the Zambian prosecution system is so weak and that Law Enforcement Agencies have no capacity to fight white-collar crimes leaving criminals go scot-free. And Kabimba in an interview maintained