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National Democratic Congress (NDC) secretary general Mwenya Musenge says Chishimba Kambwili still needs to apply for membership to the party despite having single-handedly helped it emerge victorious in last Thursday’s Roan parliamentary by-election. Musenge has,

Former PF Lusaka District youth chairperson Kennedy Kamba says the ruling party is not going to protect an individual’s business who is not willing to help youths in Lusaka’s Central Business District (CBD). Reacting to

It is unfortunate that most Cabinet Ministers are “ignorant chaps” who have little idea on how public universities are actually run, says University of Zambia Lecturers and Researchers Union (UNZALARU) secretary general Dr Kelvin Mambwe.

You can’t force people to dialogue by putting a gun to their head and pressuring them into being part of something that will not take into account their genuine wishes, NAREP Leader Elias Chipimo has

All People’s Congress (APC) leader Nason Msoni says Zambia is slowly becoming ungovernable because of the nature and conduct of President Edgar Lungu’s style of governance which is characterised by lawlessness. Meanwhile, Msoni says the

Dr Sketchley Sacika has advised Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga to manage her emotions when dealing with political matters, reminding her that she is a public servant. On Sunday, Kambwili accused Katanga of letting President

PF Secretary General Davies Mwila says he never promised to resign if NDC won the Roan parliamentary by-election. And Mwila has described the ruling party’s defeat in the just ended by-elections as a painful setback,

Violence characterised voting in the Roan Parliamentary by elections yesterday. The fracas began around 02:00 hours when some NDC officials, who were reportedly in transit to deliver food for their poll agents, met some PF

NDC leader Chishimba Kambwili has won the Roan parliamentary seat for his candidate Joseph Chewe after single-handedly demolishing President Edgar Lungu’s high powered campaign delegation that comprised two thirds of his Cabinet, musicians and comedians.

The Human Rights Commission (HRC) has commended the Zambia Police Service and all political parties participating in the Roan and Bahati parliamentary by-elections for adhering to the provisions of the Public Order Act. In a