Patriotic Front (PF) media director Sunday Chanda says the ruling party is aware that the civil society organizations (CSOs) that have accused it of being a danger to the country’s peace and stability are all

Special Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Amos Chanda says President Edgar Lungu is concerned with the criticism of the resolutions of the National Dialogue Forum by people who shunned it. And

Cuban Ambassador to Zambia Francisco Javier Vaimontes has asked the Zambian community to support calls for lifting of the economic financial blockade by the United States government against his country. Addressing journalists at his residence

Alliance for Development and Democracy (ADD) president Charles Milupi says the manner in which government is handling the Konkola Copper Mines liquidation is sending fears among investors and anyone who will ultimately take over will

United Prosperous and Peaceful Zambia (UPPZ) president Charles Chanda says President Edgar Lungu’s remarks that resolutions from the just ended National Dialogue Forum were still open for further consultations are unfounded. President Edgar Lungu on

Vedanta Resources Holdings Limited has asked the Lusaka High Court to be joined in the matter in which ZCCM Investments Holdings PLC is seeking an order to have Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) liquidated. Vedanta says

Action Aid Zambia country director Nalucha Ziba says her organisation supports government’s move to liquidate Konkola Copper Mines but cautions government to appoint credible experts who are devoid of political influence to handle the transition.

Northern Province Minister Brian Mundubile says the just ended National Dialogue Forum (NDF) was alive to the challenges in Zambia’s economy hence it made resolutions meant to save costs. Speaking when he featured on Hot

The Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested Housing and Infrastructure Development Minister Ronald Chitotela and charged him with possessing and concealing property suspected to be proceeds of crime among several other charges. This is according to one

MISA Zambia has demanded an apology from Chipata Central PF member of parliament Moses Mawere who threatened Prime TV reporter Oswald Yambani for airing a story in which his constituents complained against his absenteeism. On