Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo has charged that the manner in which the FIC Director Mary Chirwa is responding to concerns raised by government officials in the 2018 Trends Report,

President Edgar Lungu says Zambia has made significant strides to enhance democracy as can be seen from the freedom of expression and assembly that citizens are able to exercise freely. According to a statement issued

Lusaka-based chartered accountant Victor Nyasulu has called on government to capacitate Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) with the necessary funding to enable them investigate financial crimes as soon as they are reported. And Nyasulu has wondered

UPND national chairperson Mutale Nalumango says the police must allow the opposition UPND to also launch its early campaigns on the Copperbelt like they have allowed the ruling patriotic front to start mobilising voters ahead

Patriotic Front parliamentary chief whip Steven Chungu says the decision by the party leadership to constitute a social media crack squad for monitoring the usage of the platform is a welcome move for as long

Zambia’s Ambassador to Ethiopia Emmanuel Mwamba says debt and economic transparency remain a sovereign issue for African countries and should not be used as a basis for bilateral partnerships with other states. Speaking at the

Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) has confirmed a theft at its Nchanga Smelter in Chingola, but says the incident will not affect the operations of the mine. It was reported Monday that operations at Nchanga Smelter

Most of the roads being constructed by ‘Afcon’ contractor in Lusaka have a lifespan of 50 years, says Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo. And Lusambo says calls for lifestyle audits are nonsensical because ministers are

President Edgar Lungu has appointed Isaac Chipampe as his new Special Assistant for Press and Public Relations, replacing Amos Chanda who resigned last week. Chipampe was until his appointment, the Director for Press and Media

Foreign Affairs Minister Joe Malanji says government has no intentions to scale down on its missions abroad in adhering to the recently-announced austerity measures, explaining that austerity does not extend to operations which are of