The Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) has insisted that government’s position to re-launch the Zambia Airways is a gamble which the country will not afford. CTPD Researcher Bright Chizonde recently conducted a study

A businesswoman of Lusaka’s Kamwala South has dragged another woman of Chingola to court for allegedly calling her a prostitute and other unprintables after she refused to give the defendant money in exchange for information

The Opposition Alliance says it has decided to report President Edgar Lungu, some high ranking PF officials and four PF cadres to the International Criminal Court for various crimes against humanity. At a press briefing

Sympathisers of corruption-accused Infrastructure Development Minister Ronald Chitotela have threatened to petrol-bomb News Diggers offices in Lusaka if the newspaper continues to write negative stories about him. And News Diggers Managing Director and Editor-In-Chief Joseph

The Copperbelt University Lecturers and Allied Worker’s Unions say Minister of Higher Education Professor Nkandu Luo’s decision to abolishment meal allowances is illegal and can be challenged via a Judicial Review. In a joint statement,

National Democratic Congress Secretary General Mwenya Musenge has announced that the party has fired its political consultant Chishimba Kambwili for allegedly denting the name of the party. Musenge told UNZA Radio, Thursday, that Kambwili was

81 members of parliament have voted against a motion to rescind government’s decision to abolish meal allowances at public universities, defeating 58 MPs who were in support. Kapiri Mposhi UPND member of parliament Stanley Kakubo

News Diggers! is not a Yes Bwana (Yes Sir) newspaper, says British High Commissioner to Zambia Fergus Cochrane-Dyet. And Information Minister Dora Siliya has announced that government is reaching out to stakeholders to formulate a

Minister in the Vice–President’s office Sylvia Chalikosa has advised farmers to pay attention to warning signs in order to adequately prepare for drought situations. Featuring on ZNBC’s Sunday Interview, Chalikosa said government could not manage

The Zambia Police Command has directed administrators of all existing social media groupings to delete them, warning of severe action if the directive is not adhered to. In a notice circulated on Tuesday, the Police