Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) has condemned First lady Esther Lungu’s trip to the United States of America, where she travelled with a 24-member delegation to go and receive a donation of four fire trucks. In

Lusaka Province Minister Bowman Lusambo says vendors aren’t patriotic, that’s why they would rather trade from the streets instead of operating from multiple available markets. And Lusambo has warned that those who want to politic

Eastern Province Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo says there is need to find a way of defeating the ancient traditional culture that usually leads to young people getting involved in early sexual practices. Speaking when he

Movement for Multi-Party Democracy faction leader Felix Mutati says quarrelling about who should or shouldn’t attend the dialogue meeting is diverting focus from important issues like fixing the electoral system and constitutional reforms. And Mutati

The Examination Council of Zambia (ECZ) says there was a 100 per cent progression rate to grade eight for candidates who sat for the grade seven exams because of an abundance of space at secondary

UPND vice president Geoffrey Bwalya Mwamba (GBM) has warned that First Lady Esther Lungu will face prosecution for abusing public funds through her lavish trip to the United States where she has gone with a

Department of National Registration, Passports and Citizenship Registrar-General Matthews Nyirongo says the unpaid officers who took part in the 2015-2016 mobile registration exercise will only get their dues when funds are available because the Treasury

President Edgar Lungu says with strategic international cooperation, Zambia will become a middle income country by 2030. And President Lungu says like-minded countries from every corner of the world must come together to champion the

The Human Rights Commission (HRC) has condemned the arrest of Constable Edwin Kabasiya’s wife. Kabasiya is the officer of Meanwood Kawema Police Post who is on the run after shooting his colleague, Constable Lennox Kapila,

Democratic Party 2021 presidential candidate Harry Kalaba says his government will introduce a law that will allow for the prosecution of a sitting Head of State because he wants to reduce powers of a Republican