Those of you who are stupid and foolish in speculating rumours, both inside our party and outside our party, must stop it! UPND vice-president Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba (GBM) fumed at a press briefing, Thursday. Meanwhile,

UPND secretary general Stephen Katuka has appealed to Zambians to join hands with his party to stop the unwarranted manoeuvres by the Patriotic Front to silence the independent media in the country. In the UPND’s

Democratic Party president Harry Kalaba says government has sent workers into destitution by failing to pay their salaries for months and later on subjecting them to violence from PF cadres for merely protesting over none

Rainbow Party leader Wynter Kabimba has insisted that he is not a PF surrogate but he will not be forced to be an advocate of the UPND. Meanwhile, Kabimba says opposition political party leaders should

Suspension of 74 Kabwe workers stinks dictatorship – HH By Sipilisiwe Ncube UPND president Hakainde Hichilema says the Kabwe Municipal Council’s decision to suspend 74 striking workers for demanding their six months’ salary arrears stinks

Arcades roundabout will be closed for nine months to facilitate the construction of flyover bridge as part of a decongestion process under the construction and upgradation of roads and junctions in Lusaka. The Ministry of

Political analyst Dr Alex Ng’oma says the National Assembly should quickly pass the Political Parties Financing Bill in order to control politicians from using money as a tool for winning elections. And Dr Ng’oma has

UPND deputy spokesperson Patricia Mwashingwele says Higher Education Minister Professor Nkandu Luo should brush off her arrogance towards university lecturers and dialogue with them over their challenges. And Mwashingwele says Prof Luo is being mischievous

The Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection (JCTR) has opposed the proposal by Zesco to increase electricity tariffs, warning that the move would worsen the country’s economic situation. In a statement, Wednesday, JCTR social and economic

President Edgar Lungu has vowed to deal with University of Zambia and Copperbelt University students and lecturers who are protesting against their unpaid salaries, saying government will have no option but to shut down the