People’s Alliance for Change (PAC) president Andyford Banda has advised newly-elected Lusaka Mayor Miles Sampa to stop disparaging opposition political parties and focus on providing the free Wi-Fi he promised Lusaka residents. And Banda has

I don’t insult, I just tell the truth, if you steal or you are corrupt and I call you a thief, that’s not an insult, says Roan PF member of parliament Chishimba Kambwili And Kambwili

The Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) has given a seven days ultimatum to the Lusaka City Council (LCC) to remove emanating waste that has been indiscriminately disposed of in Misisi and Garden compound among other

The Lusaka Magistrate court has sentenced former Ministry of Health human resource manager Henry Kapoko and four others to 18 years imprisonment with hard labour, for theft of public servant and money laundering. And Principal

Foreign Affairs Minister Joe Malanji says there is no need for any Zambian living in Zimbabwe to panic because the post election violence has been resolved. The Zimbabwean military was on Wednesday unleashed on opposition

Newly-elected Lusaka Mayor Miles Sampa should know that his party is only surviving because AVIC International have been funding their campaigns, says United Prosperous and Peaceful Zambia (UPPZ) president Charles Chanda. And Chanda disclosed that

Chief Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya says government will not tolerate insults directed at President Edgar Lungu, warning that laws will be invoked to deal with politicians who insult the Head of State. And Siliya says

Kwacha PF member of parliament Joe Malanji has donated K50,000 to marketeers of Kwacha market in Kitwe as a way of reminding residents to vote for President Edgar Lungu in 2021. And Malanji has handed

President Edgar Lungu annoys me with what he has done to this country, but I don’t think that seeing him in prison will make me feel any better, says Alliance for Community Action (ACA) executive

Veteran politician Vernon Mwaanga says African regional organisations, including the Southern African Development Community (SADC), have failed to commit to the implementation of democratic norms and creating conditions for peace and stability on the continent.