Constable Edwin Kabasiya shot Constable Lennox Kapila because the latter refused to arrest a man with whom he was in a TV dispute with, Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo has revealed. Katongo was updating journalists

Constable Lennox Kapila, who was shot by his colleague who is still on the run, has died. Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo has confirmed this in a statement. “The officer Lennox Kapila died between 09:00

A Constable of Meanwood Kamwena Police Post in Lusaka yesterday shot and wounded his 26-year-old colleague after a quarrel ensued at Munali Police Post. Police spokesperson Esther Mwaata Katongo disclosed this in a statement today

The National Water Supply and Sanitation Council (NWASCO) says following reports of water contamination in Nyumba Yanga, Malata and parts of Ibex Hill, it has commenced investigations in the affected areas. In a statement, NWASCO

Konkola Copper Mines has decided to downsize its operations owing to the new tax regime which took effect on January 1. According to a brief issued to all KCM staff today, management stated that it

Minister of Works and Supply Mutotwe Kafwaya says there is nothing wrong with expatriates driving government vehicles because they are also public workers. And Kafwaya says the Opposition Alliance is not a threat to PF

National Development and Planning Minister Alexander Chiteme says his ministry, through the Central Statistical Office (CSO), has commenced a pilot mapping exercise throughout Lusaka and Chongwe districts in readiness for next year’s national census. In

Aspiring PF Lusaka Provincial Kennedy Kamba says Bowman Lusambo should respect the will of the people and rally behind newly-elected Copperbelt PF Provincial chair Nathan Chanda to avoid divisions. And Kamba says while others want

The Teaching Service Commission (TSC) has refuted issuing offer letters of employment to teachers who have been employed countrywide. In an interview in Lusaka, TSC secretary Zachariah Luhanga said that the Commission has not yet

The University of Zambia has revealed that it will introduce three different classes of graduation gowns for undergraduate students in a bid to make the graduation outfit affordable to all students. In an interview, UNZA