Bahati PF member of parliament Harry Kalaba does not want to resign from the Patriotic Front (PF) party because the moment he does so, he will go into “political oblivion,” says media director Sunday Chanda.

UPND deputy secretary general Patrick Mucheleka says the opposition party is not moved by threats of arrest targeted at its leader Hakainde Hichilema whom government is blaming for the meal allowance protests that led to

Africa Confidential says Zambia is buying a new Presidential Jet fitted with a cutting edge military grade defence system which fires lasers at incoming heat-seeking missiles. The Zambian government at its recent Cabinet meeting prodded

Kalabo central UPND member of parliament Harry Kamboni has charged that allowing the Patriotic Front to govern Zambia was the country’s worst tragedy. And Kamboni says he was shocked to hear Minister of Finance Margaret

Former Attorney General Musa Mwenye says late president Michael Sata kept everyone on their toes as he fought corruption because living a lavish lifestyle could get one fired. And Mwenye says the fight against corruption

Chishimba Kambwili says Public Service Management Division (PSMD) Permanent Secretary Boniface Chimbwali must be fired for instructing his Northern Province counterpart Elias Kamanga to exculpate himself to a State House civil servant and a PF

Speaker of the National Assembly Dr Patrick Matibini says he will render a measured ruling at an appropriate time concerning a matter where Times OF Zambia has been publishing some news stories in Chinese. His

Patriotic Front (PF) cadre Munir Zulu has charged that the ruling party would have continued growing had Defence Minister Davies Chama remained as Secretary General instead of the current one who is always emotionally charged.

Some PF councillors in Kasama District of Northern Province have complained that they have no capacity to sponsor the ongoing intra-party elections as the party has not funded them. But provincial party chairman Lazarus Bwalya

Acting General Education Minister Vincent Mwale says the ongoing clean up of financial irregularities that led to the suspension of Permanent Secretary Henry Tukombe at the ministry has also seen 80 other staff being suspended,